and a wildfire is forcing evacuations and road closures in the sierra foothills. cal fire calling it explosive will have the latest and changing gears. no one matched all six numbers in the mega millions. that gigantic jackpot that's online coming up tuesday night. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto. rise and shine. happy saturday. happy weekend, july. the 23rd already could have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. i'm christian captain back again for a limited engagement, frank. couple of weekends. we're blessed. oh it's

blast to get to see you guys. my roots are still here in the weekend mornings. i remember you guys well, we worked together for years, and it's always a pleasure to be back row so well. good morning to you happy weekend of both of you. we are looking at continued whether where we will see sixties at the coast and low nineties inland. i hope you're enjoying the powder because we seem to be stuck in it. not only for today tomorrow and into the extended forecast only subtle changes better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your weekend. coming up in just a little bit. thank you very much. rosemary. the faa now leading an investigation into a small plane crash in san jose. it all happened last night in a residential neighborhood near the reid hillview airport. ktvu james torres. joining us now live from the z scene, where crews are still cleaning up the crash site in east san jose. right, james. question and police reported that crash happening just after seven o'clock last night. that scene still very much here. you see that police tape and some of

those cones and where the police cruisers are all surrounding some backyards of neighborhoods . this is an area full of homes and that plane, you see, it's still here on the scene, crashing just a few feet away from those homes that first responders say the only person hurt is the pilot who is still recovering from life threatening injuries. here's what we know so far the plane took off from the airport they didn't get far before it crashed into a light pole and then hit the ground. it took out a number of power lines, knocking out power to the entire block, and several people who live nearby say they were home when it happened, and it gave them quite a scare. all of a sudden the power had went out in my room and then, like soon after, i heard like a something just dropped and it sounds like no scrapes and nothing, and i thought it was like a car just getting crashed into like a generator nearby. but i want to go outside and i checked in. i was playing and it was just pretty shocking like people were like rushing over to see what's happening to everything was okay. now that plan, of course.

still here on the scene this morning. we know the faa and the ntsb are continuing to investigate the cause of the crash. the roadway still blocked and closed along ocala avenue. from adrian way to daytona drive that's right near donald meyer elementary school here in east san jose. i have reached out to pg and e this morning to see what power outages look like they say when this first happened they had about 77 customers without power. they're working to see this morning exactly two. tell me exactly how many people are still without power. at this point, there's still no word and how much longer the plane will be here, nor how much longer those roadways will stay closed. of course, once that changes we will let you know we're also learning a little bit more about the owner behind that plane. i'll tell you more about that coming up in the next half hour this morning in san jose, i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news, james thank you for that this morning, cal fire crews battling and destructive fire. this is in this year of foothills. it's called the oak fire broke out yesterday afternoon in mariposa county, just west of yosemite national park. cal fire says

huge flames huge flames rather have already destroyed several homes and other buildings and has grown to nearly seven square miles. containment. right now remains at 0% fire commanders say they are facing some big challenges in their effort to get this fast moving fire under control fires, throwing embers out considerable distance starting new spot fires. um has been difficult for firefighters . those can be challenging when the fires throw out those embers ahead of the main fire, so it's just been pretty extreme fire behavior and our crews are out there working diligently to try to get this fire wrapped up. currently there are no reports of any injuries. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for thousands of people living in a number of small towns there. highway 1 40. no word yet on how that fire got started. well to the east. now firefighters have made significant progress against wildfire that threaten ancient

sequoias in yosemite national park. that would be the washburn fire. it's now 79% contained after bernie more than seven square miles of the forest that fire kicked off on july 7th, forcing the closure of the southern entrance. to yosemite and evacuation of the community of what wona it burned to the edge of mariposa grove, home to hundreds of giant sequoias park website says why won't a road is set to reopen at six this morning? so it just opened about an hour ago? but what wona and the mariposa grove will remain closed for now? calls are getting louder for san francisco school board member to step down following comments many have condemned as racist and shoe was among the people the mayor appointed to replace three recalled school board members earlier this year to responded in a candidate questionnaire for the november election that it's a quote major challenge and educating black and brown students and that quote that their problem was quote, unstable family environments and

a lack of parental encouragement. more community groups say shoes. apology is not enough. francisco labor council issued a statement saying quote we as a labor movement, stanford equity and against racism and all forms in line with these standing principles we appeal to and shoot to not drag san francisco into yet another controversial election, and we asked for her to do the right thing and step down from her position. the city of berkley says all five eastbound lanes of interstate 80 at the gilman exchange have reopened this morning. three lanes were temporarily closed last night as caltrans crews replaced a 64 ft support beam and made other repairs to another beam. a big rig driver struck the freeway overpass on wednesday. caltrans estimates repairs will take two months and cost about $2 million . alright well, we're both still working. we are both still working. good thing. the next mega millions drawing is set for

tuesday night. we did not win. we did not win. although i was checking that ticket right now it's estimated to be at around $790 million, it could go up even more if there's a ticket buying frenzy over the next couple of days, and you can bet there will be with that kind of a jackpot. no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing. there has not been a winner in 28 straight drawings. nobody has won the jackpot for now again, 28 consecutive drawings. that is why that jackpot is still big, while the odds of winning are one and 302 million, it is still wonderful for lots of people to dream about. i'm gonna probably give a little bit of money to my friends and then go straight to vegas. get back to work. i don't know there's no purpose if you're not working so that's a good attitude. one person in virginia, though, did match five of those numbers. and just in case you haven't checked here, the numbers once again plucked last night around eight o'clock our time. 14 40 60 64 66 in the

mega paul is 16 if you got five of those numbers you want some major cash, so good luck. you know, i like what that young man had to say. i think i would be in here too. i think i would try to work as long as practical right. at some point in time, it becomes impractical to work. if you have that, maybe 23 24 you get your whole life ahead of you. but right well, and you need purpose of a few other things to do and say as i grow older, how about you, rosemary? would you be front and center monday morning if you won big time. ah, wow. so of course i love what we do. i would definitely want to keep working . otherwise i'd be so lazy. i'd be a couch potato. i would love to travel, though i definitely would travel vacation. you bring me rose. we can go. let's go. let's do it to sunday saturday morning group together and buy those tickets. claudine. oh she's traveling. she is. good morning. all of you. we do have

another. the beautiful day underway. we've got to partly cloudy skies inland, mostly cloudy around the bay as well as along the coast. and here's a look at sfo where we've got gray skies here to start the day temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. outside our door this morning. we're within a few degrees at least most conquered your little cooler as well as livermore little bit of an onshore breeze and moving through our inland cities. we've got to santa rosa. actually a little bit warmer 51 degrees right now in santa rosa. low fifties in san francisco. you go inland. it's a nice win in walnut creek 53. although brentwood you're starting out mild once again, 63 for you there the low clouds along the coastline, turning partly cloudy here, turning partly cloudy for the rest of us looks like it could be a bit of a slow clearing day for our basic communities. i'll show you the future cast bottle in just a moment. also dealing with a little bit of fog out there along highway one. are you taking an early morning drive? we've got half moon bay reporting a mile and a quarter nevado reporting zero visibility at least right in this. area and

santa rosa reporting 2.5 miles, so perhaps along the cinema valley floor, you're going to find limited, thicker fog and along highway one this morning, if you do have plans here's a look at the onshore breeze through fairfield at 21 mph turned on yesterday afternoon and brought a little bit of cooling for some of our inland cities, and we're just really comfortable for this time of year. here's a look at the future cast. we've got to again a little bit of a cloud cover out there. maybe even some drizzle along the coastline. here is a look at lunchtime. noticing just still a little bit inside the bay, san francisco emeryville, berkeley, alameda, oakland, you may have a little bit of a slower clearing before we see that afternoon sunshine and then as we get into the afternoon will call for partly cloudy at the coast. mostly sunny for the rest of us by sunset. those clouds are moving back in and we'll see a near repeat for tomorrow. here's a look at the afternoon highs expected for today, just a little bit above average in santa rosa 86 65 in san francisco, 70 oakland upper eighties in livermore low eighties is expected for san jose. better details on these numbers, plus the extended forecast after the break.

popular barea music festival is back today, coming up the highlight of the art and soul oakland 2022, the city of san francisco put up a fence yet it didn't take long for illegal vendors returned to the streets. in the mission officials are working on a long term plan to keep that area safe, and we'll have more on that story when we

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we have an update to a story we've been following for months in san francisco, if you take a look over here, you can see what happened after safety complaints from residents prompted city leaders to ask bart to install a temporary fence around the plaza outside of the 24th street, bart station. it was supposed to drive away illegal vendors. but if you take a look over here, you can see that those vendors quickly returned. a new fenof space around the 24th street bart station their wares. but there was still plenty o. the department of public works says it's working this location just about every day to clear out the vendors and make sure that there is a clear path along the sidewalk. so we have street inspectors who are out there to make sure that the public right of way. has passage for people. you can't just go on a very narrow sidewalk or north,

no sidewalk at all and be able to go down safely. santiago lerma from supervisor hillary ronan's office says the supervisor asked bart to fence off this area because, as the effort has gotten underway to clear illegal vendors from the area, there's been an influx of them. what do you hope this will do? is to put notice that, you know, coming here to sell small stolen goods is not appropriate anymore. many say they're happy to see the fencing and efforts to crack down on illegal sales. but some of the vendors who have been here for years say they're worried. ismael sanchez marquez says he's obtained paperwork over the years to sell here. he's frustrated trying to keep up with the changing bureaucracy and says he doesn't want to get swept up in the efforts to clear the area of bad actors. simple totally guards spanish, he said. the only thing we want is that they not remove us because we've always had everything legal. we're not selling stolen things . we have invoices for all of the products and we have proof that we've been here since 2015

for almost eight years, says plans are underway to drive out the illegally obtained goods while developing a permanent plan for the more legitimate vendors permit process is also too create economic opportunity for legitimate vendors to provide them an orderly space for them to be in. we did get a chance to talk directly with supervisor ronan, who authored the new vendor law that supervisor says she does not want to see that publix place. public space rather closed but says the situation has simply grown out of control has been completely overrun by people selling obviously stolen goods. um there are there is some drug sales and drug use that we think are happening there as well. the city is currently working on a permit process for legitimate vendors and hopes to have that in place by next month. time now is 7 16, a group of san francisco sheriff's deputies are stepping away from some of their

assignments due to safety concerns. 12 deputies have resigned from the field training officers program, saying they're understaffed and they are overworked. it's their job to train new officers before the officers hit the streets. but the sheriff's office says low staffing levels are affecting the deputies ability to complete one on one field training requirements. corpse flower is about to bloom at san jose state , and there it is. this is a live stream of the nine ft tall plant its nickname terry titan. biologists say it's expected to bloom sometime between tomorrow and tuesday. corpse flowers are known for their strong odor described as like rotting flesh . the san jose state greenhouse is not open to the public, but you can see the plant anytime on their youtube live stream like we're doing right now. i know they have one in berkeley at the botanical gardens. did you ever mom worked at the botanical gardens for years, and so i am

morbidly fascinated with the corpse flower never smelled it. there's one in san francisco to with the bloomed like last week , and i've never made it in time. i don't know that i would want to think you're missing much. we'll bring rosie syrian in this conversation. i don't know if i want to, but i kind of it's like somebody intrigue, milk and says, oh, this smells terrible right to take a whiff right now, but death yeah, who confirms whether it smells like rotting flesh, but you're not morbidly. just curious. little mm. okay just take their word for it a margarita, so would give it away and let me know what you think i'll give you a full review. all right. good morning to both of you happy saturday, waking up with the low clouds. a little bit of drizzle out there this morning as we get into the afternoon partly cloudy along the coast, mostly sunny for the rest of us and very seasonal for this time of year like i've been saying this time

and time again, so i'm hoping you're enjoying the pattern giving you a look here at sfo starting out with some low clouds out there. we do have a week onshore breeze moving through the delta at about 2025 mph. we have a little bit of thick fog along the coast and in and along the sonoma valley floor this morning if you do have to get up and get onto the highways quality around the region is good north bay, central bay and through the south bay. we've got good to moderate air quality expected throughout the weekend. and look here at storm tracker to we've gotta trough here off the coastline. we've got high pressure to the east and we're just kind of hanging out right in between the monsoonal moisture that continues to move up and around that high pressure has just entered areas of southern california right there on the tip near nevada, as well as arizona, but for us we're not going to see any of that anytime soon. we will remain with the low clouds and the sunny skies for the second half of the day temperatures right now. 52 degrees in san francisco. we have 50 in nevada, the east bay

54 to start your day livermore and in the south bay 57 over san jose san jose, you have a beautiful day coming your way by lunchtime, 76 expected and then upper seventies too low eighties for the second part of your afternoon under mostly sunny skies around the region today, 60 in pacifica to 90 degrees. jack nice 30 degrees spread there. definitely summertime in the bay area in the north bay. we've got 80 degrees in san rafael along the peninsula upper seventies for you to enjoy cemetery. redwood city seventies expected for hayward. 70 degrees this afternoon for the game going to be beautiful there in the stands as sunny skies and nice and mild weather temperatures as we hear all into your bay area sunday, going to be just a few degrees warmer. we'll tack on a few degrees upper seventies for our basic communities low nineties for inland communities. if that's a little bit too hot for you, well, take a look. at monday. temperatures begin to cool. tuesday into wednesday, even a little bit better low to mid seventies for our basic communities. upper eighties for

inland cities low sixties at the coast back to you, rosemary oroczo. ping to try to restore it as a sanctuary for birds and fish, the salton sea and the desert southeast of palm springs has been drying up for decades. the man made lake has been an important stopping place for birds on the pacific flyway as wetlands disappeared, but contaminants from agricultural runoff has built up leading to pollution, which has caused several large fish die offs the state is trying to restore about 30,000 acres of that lake. we catch up to the receding sea based on water hydrology reports and how fast to see is receding , you know, probably not. but we're really trying and we have lofty goals and we're really trying to meet those goals. a long term plan is still in the works. 7 21 up next daly city honoring a stand up comedian, his new film set on the peninsula more that coming up

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vendors, artwork and, of course , live music on tuesday, jizz performances ranged from r and b to jazz and, of course, hip hop organizers say the big highlight is the world premiere of a special musical composition entitled blues, baroque and bars from the streets to the symphony . like so many events, the art and soul festival last took place in 2019 because of the pandemic and coming up at 8 45. i'll be speaking with one of the heart and soul performers. oakland native kev choice. he is a classical music composer, singer and rapper. you're going to want to stick around for that and stand up. comedian jo koy is receiving special honors on the peninsula at a city hall ceremony in daly city. he received a key to the city. it was given to celebrate the upcoming release of his film easter sunday, which is set of course in daly city. the movie is described as a love letter and a celebration of filipino american culture. filipinos make up about 35% of daily city's population. it's a movie about a

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new american deaths in ukraine what the u. s state department is saying about what happened. plane crash that happened in san jose is still under investigation. at this hour. we will have a live report coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. taking a look out there at the golden gate bridge. welcome back to ktvu mornings onto it is a foggy morning out there by the golden gate. i'm christian captain in this morning. ah boy, that is a super thick. i think the san

francisco marathon is tomorrow, and it starts at god's hours in the morning. they might need jackets before they fly up because that's pretty absolutely pretty foggy. everyone. i'm frank. delicate let's check in with rosemary gets forecast here at the bottom of the hour on what looks like a typical day in the bay. good morning. good morning to both of you are looking out a typical day around. there are area and we're looking at very seasonal temperatures as well. outside at this time, we've got the low clouds the fog little bit patchy drizzle we'll have to see along the coastline as well as in the sonoma valley this morning, reporting some patchy thick fog. meanwhile for the afternoon 60 degrees in pacifica 90. degrees in antioch. better details on what you can expect. coming up in just a bit rosemary this morning to more americans have been killed in ukraine. the state department says those deaths occurred in the donbass region of ukraine. that area has seen intense fighting in recent weeks. russian forces are trying to take over the entire donbas region, which is located in east in ukraine. the identities of

the two americans are not being released at this point, but the state department has said it has been in touch with their families and is providing all possible assistance of 52 year old american and a 22 year old american were previously killed while fighting with ukrainian soldiers to more us citizens from alabama are being held captive by russia. now, with 7 30 to the faa now leading the investigation into a small plane crash in san jose. this happened last night, a residential neighborhood near the reid hillview airport. ktvu james torres live from the same where crews are still cleaning up the crash site and east san jose, and that plane last half hour was still out there, james good morning. and it still is right now, frank. good morning to you . pg knee. also still working over store power. too many folks here who are still waking up without it. you can see the scene behind me. police tape still up here along ocala avenue in east san jose. alright well,

we lost james there but that that plane did go down in the evening last night. there are some issues with power in the neighborhoods there. pg and e is working on it right now. we hope to get james back with a live report coming up at the top of the hour once again near the airport, the reid hillview airport, a small plane. landing in a neighborhood there. alright, well, small plane crashed into the ocean. this is a huntington's beach in orange county, a video posted to social media shows the plane tugging the banners. it fell into the ocean. you see it nose diving there. the pilot was rescued lucky for him a lifeguard competition was going on nearby . they went right to work. countless lifeguards could be seen springing into action. faa investigating how that plane went down as well. short time ago, the united nations health agency declared the monkeypox outbreak now in more than 70 countries as an extraordinary situation, which classifies as a

global emergency. meantime two children have been diagnosed with monkeypox here in the us both are doing well and are receiving treatment, but they are the first pediatric cases in the us one is a toddler from here in california, the other and infant who tested positive in washington, d c. experts believe they were infected through what they're calling household transmission. the monkey pox clinic at san francisco general is hoping to vaccinate more people in the coming days. that clinic vaccinated 600 people yesterday , official state every walk in was able to receive a dose. the vaccine is actually a two shot vaccine. but for right now, the city is prioritizing first doses because of low supply. city leaders have requested 35,000 doses to meet their demand. only about 7700 have been received so far, and the new england journal of medicine published the first comprehensive study of the current monkeypox outbreak. researchers found that of the 528 cases reported between late

april and june, 98% of them were in gay or bisexual men. the median age of patients is 38 years old. researchers say that sexual transmission and not just close physical contact is primarily helping to spread the monkey pox virus. however, the study warns that anyone can still become infected with the disease. president biden remains in isolation at the white house this morning as he recovers from covid officials say, still working more than eight hours a day, though eating well, the white house says he had a 99.4 degree temperature thursday night. but it wasn't a fever. doctors are prescribing him. packs loaded, beautiful role inhaler as needed and tylenol for any discomfort. the president did have a raspy voice and was coughing during friday's video conference with his economic advisers. let me start by apologizing my voice. much better than i sound. i did ask

him about his appetite. he joked that his one regret was that his appetite had not changed. um look, he is he was he is in a very good mood. so there you go. vice president harris continues test negative for covid. she was in north carolina this week touting a wireless internet program there. today she's taking part in an abortion rights roundtable in virginia. well, more than 10. million people living in l. a county may soon be required to wear masks while indoors yet again, county supervisors are expected to impose new mass rules as early as next week in response to a dramatic rise in new covid cases and hospitalizations all across los angeles county, the very latest mass mandate would have a major impact on restaurants and bars, gems and many other indoor businesses. but many workers who are in close contact with the public believe this is a smart move. yeah, i tried to go away from somebody who doesn't have any masks, and i totally

understand it. and that's what i wear my mask every single day. 50, please. l. a county would be the first in southern california to bring back a mandate this year here in the bay area. alameda county issued a mask mandate on june the third, then rescinded its some three weeks later. all the five k run happening right now ahead of tomorrow's san francisco marathon. you were talking about that earlier, frank was. it's a little foggy out there to meet time. the health and fitness expo goes on from a nine o'clock till five o'clock today that's at fort mason, the festival pavilion. their marathon participants can pick up their race packets, which consists of a bib timing chip race shirt. and sweats and a drop off bags. nearly 24,000 people registered for this year's runs, which include the marathon, half marathon and for people like us a five k do this year are more inclusive runs. the marathon will be the first in california to have male, female and non binary categories. regardless of

what your affiliate yourself as just knowing that it's a safe place to be and that we're happy and excited for you to have to be there. and for the first time ever. there's also a one kilometer family lollipop run. he shows your money style right now to rest. it is great to get kids involved. i think physical fitness is great for mental and physical overall wellness. oh that's fantastic. in the whole family involved in wellness. the marathon begins and finishes along the embarcadero. the course includes fisherman's warf , golden gate bridge, golden gate park and mission bay, a real tour of san francisco. getting to see some of those highlights. i guess so if you ever run a marathon, never run america on a bunch of, uh, probably disproportionately proud of the five k that i ran, run a five k, and i felt pretty proud of 10-k in boston, and i was very proud to

rosemary oroczo ver there. you know what turkey trot? that's about after i think i covered maybe 20 boston marathons and i would follow someone through the race. i would get so inspired. then i'd see them at the end of the racing. i'm okay. i'm okay. but it is a feat that's for sure . for sure. mental and physical . good morning to you, both of you and hello to all of you happy saturday. we do have a low clouds to start the morning. john joined by a little bit of drizzle as well and some thicker fog along the coast and along the cinema valley floor. we'll have a look at the visibility chart in just a moment. let's take a look at the east bay this morning where we are with the cloud cover here as well, so it is inland in areas looks like walnut creek. amerada you've got some as we look towards the west orinda. and we've got a little bit of breeze there according to that tree on the left side of our screen air quality for today will remain good to moderate is good right now we do have an onshore breeze that's helping us

out. temperatures may fall off just slightly today. it's only going to be a few degrees or so in this morning. some areas actually a little bit warmer. santa rosa and napa reporting 45 degrees former than yesterday at this time. meanwhile areas like concord, livermore fairfield, a little bit cooler. there's an indication of a little bit more cloud cover, perhaps a little bit of a stronger onshore breeze through your your neighborhoods this morning 52 degrees in san francisco to start the day mid fifties in oakland, 55 in concord. and the cloud cover out there along the coast and inside the bay will remain at least through the morning hours. we could have a slow clearing day for some of our east bay shore areas could take until 11 o'clock maybe lunchtime before we finally begin to see the blue sky here. meanwhile the visibility at half moon bay has improved now 2.5 miles as well as along the sonoma valley floor. nevada reporting to and 2.5 over santa rosa, so i'll continue to watch that as we get into the morning hours, not clearing it just yet. and again. everybody else looking a okay. better details on the afternoon highs for today tomorrow and the

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be in san francisco for an event to stop a p i hate event is a roundtable discussion to address the rise in attacks against the asian american community. the form starts at 10 30 at the chinese culture center on carney and washington streets in san francisco. scheduled speakers include riverside as well as asc fornia's diversity, and a p i study found that close to 40% of residents reported incidents of racial discrimination having occurred in this state. time now is 7 44. the oakland ceasefire program is holding a series of walks in an effort to bring solidarity and protest gun violence. ktvu is elissa harrington followed a group that went out last night to share their message of love and community. drivers along international boulevard waved and honked their horns in support of a ceasefire night

walk volunteers with different faith organizations and nonprofits walked through this east oakland neighborhood, holding signs to raise awareness about gun violence. we want folks to know that the streets belong. two piece brian woodson , senior with faith in action, east bay, said these walks are important because being visible in high crime areas might encourage someone to reach out for help. we want those who have we're beefs who have anger who have guns to put the guns down and find a way to work it out. and we're here to help ceasefire strategy is there to help those people strategy includes three main goals, reducing gang shootings, decreasing incarceration and recidivism and strengthening community relations. shooting last sunday marked the city's 63rd homicide this year. and over the fourth of july, holiday officers responded to multiple violent crimes, including a shooting

death on international boulevard , the same street where friday's night walk was held. well, just the increase in the number of murders, you know, just all over the city. that's that's been troubling, organizers say. there are too many people dying and too many people in prison. they want to build a culture of healing and let people know there are resources out there. if they need help from oakland, you know, and i wanted to be a safe place for everyone to be able to enjoy oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. a civilian jury in contra costa county has determined the death of terrell wilson was a homicide. wilson who was mentally ill, was shot and killed last year by a danville police officer, andrew hall. authorities say wilson was armed with a knife at the time of the incident on a danville overpass. however wilson's family says the jury's ruling yesterday supports their claim that he did not pose a threat. to the police officer's safety. the case here will be a question

of tactics. was it reasonable that you have the proper tactics ? was it reasonable and was it necessary? the county district attorney is still deciding whether hall should face criminal charges in this case all is currently serving six years in state prison after being convicted of assault for fatally shooting another man in danville in 2018. the governor. newsom has signed a new gun control measure into law allowing people to sue anyone who distributes illegal assault weapons you cannot sell you cannot manufacture you cannot transfer these illegal weapons of war and mass destruction in the state of california, and if you do their 40 million people that can collect $10,000. that new law is set to go into effect in january. it is patterned after the texas abortion law, which allows private citizens to sue abortion providers. they're going to use this framework. to put women's lives at risk. we're

going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the governor's new bill has already prompted criticism from progressive and conservative groups alike. the a c l u, which has supported gun control in the past, is criticizing newsom's bill for using what it called the same flawed logic of the texas abortion ban. it issued a statement in response reading in part quote california will be promoting legal legal end run, which can be used by any state to deny people and effective means to have their constitutional rights protected. by the courts. the house committee says it expects it could be more hearings in september on the january 6th capital riot, the prime time hearing on thursday night focused on what lawmakers called dereliction of duty by former president trump for inciting the riot, and i'm watching it unfold instead of doing anything to stop it so far, prosecutors are not saying anything publicly about possible charges. against trump committee members and bay

area congresswoman. so lofgren to telling us there's more evidence to be examined. there are quite a few, uh, not only witnesses but pieces of documentary evidence that is flowing into the committee that we need to review and some of it is shedding light on the entire situation. former president expressed his outrage in a series of social media post he attacked former white house staffer sara matthews, who testified about what she saw that day and shortly after resigned from her post. trump's former adviser, steve bannon, was found guilty of two counts of contempt of congress. charges are due to manage for define a subpoena. from the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital congressional committee said it wanted to obtain bannon's documents and question him because he had contact with former president trump as the attack unfolded, bennett said last night he will be fighting

that verdict. i will never back off support trump in the constitution, and i'm not backing off one inch. if i go to jail, so be it. but look, we've got a long appeals process. i'm very confident that we're 100% right on the law, but i'm going to fight this all the way. and this is not the only battle bannon, who pleaded not guilty to the charges will be sentenced in october. he faces up to a year behind bars for each of the counts. 50 year time. now we're now entering the peak of the wildfire season, and pg and e is now urging its customers to sign up for notifications about planned power outages and its effort to prevent wildfires. the power company says it will send out alerts to anyone who wants to know in advance about any outage at their home. or business. they can also get information about other addresses, such as their child's school or relatives, homes and certainly, as we do enter wildfire season. it sounds like a great idea. so you at least know when it's coming. you have a pretty good idea of what it's going to look like, you know, it's really year round. now that when you think about it with our

drought and everything's going on and that oak fire mariposa that looks pretty ominous to and that just kicked off yesterday. yes and it sounds like they're going to have a tough fight ahead of them. it's going to be on dry and hot out there this afternoon. once again right now, i was just looking relative humidity about 35% 65 degrees in that area this morning. meanwhile here at home, we have a cloudy skies overhead a little bit of patchy drizzle out there this morning into the afternoon . partly cloudy at the coast mostly sunny for the rest of us. giving you a view here of san jose. we've got a little bit of fog there. in view. it is already beginning to clear, though, as i can see a little bit of sunshine trying to balance off those buildings this morning. we do have high pressure locked to the east. we have a trough to the west. we're just riding between and we have only seen subtle fluctuations. day after day. today we will see just a little bit of cooling. by a few degrees or so may not notice unless you have a nice, decent onshore breeze that to develop in your area for the afternoon. look here at the coastline where we do have the

fog pretty thick in some areas of visibility had dropped down to about a mile and half moon bay earlier this morning, it has improved, but it could fluctuate for the next couple of hours before finally lift so that to be aware of for highway one, also have some in the sonoma valley floor. here's a look at the future cast model. high pressure there, and we can see that monsoonal moisture that continues to get wrapped up in around that high. it kind of goes like this and the clockwise motion nothing really being sent into california just on the southern edge for today, nora nevada, or i should say, nor lake tahoe if you are going to be traveling to lake tahoe for the weekend, i'll have a look at your forecast in just a moment. but for us, not much change. we've got to the storm truck well to the north. we've got the monsoonal moisture that stays to the east and we are riding between with seasonal temperatures expected. for the afternoon 52 degrees right now in san francisco, 54 in napa, mid fifties one at creek and upper fifties over san jose, look at your afternoon highs here. 60 degrees in pacifica. 90 degrees anti ox. so a summer

like spread, of course over the bay area with the 30 degree span , depending on where you're going to be 65 in san francisco today, upper eighties for santa rosa 78 fremont. if you're going to the a's game 70 in oakland, beautiful for you there. now let's talk about lake tahoe blue canyon 69 degrees that is really warm in our hills. we've got 43 out by the lake at south lake tahoe, truckee reporting 39. as we get into the afternoon eighties in the forecast for tahoe so beautiful one by the water. there are 86 for today. a tad warmer tomorrow for us same trend. upper eighties for inland cities today, a little bit warmer tomorrow, going into the low nineties. meanwhile are basic communities will be enjoying widespread seventies temperatures drop off just a little bit on monday and continue to call tuesday into wednesday. but again, it's just a very subtle, gradual pull down heading in towards wednesday, upper eighties in the forecast for inland cities back to you. rosemaryna, the rock and stone d

steve austin household names, but the head of w. w e is tapping out in the face of a company investigation, and she's only 14 years old and just swam 21, a half mile length of lake tahoe at night you will meet this barrier. tate, who setting records? and helping to five pediatric cancer at the very same time. stay right there.

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season, and it pushed the dodgers over the giants 5 to 1. they will try again today. catch game three. the giants dodgers weekend series. by the way, right here on ktvu coverage begins at four o'clock today. a couple of south poles on the mound. some lefties giant scheduled to start alex with the dodgers. go with julio your ears . good news on the east front, though, hosting texas, one in oakland, and the fifth, ramon larry ana will go long pollen solo bomb, but the two to nothing. got tight. the oakland leading 54 we go to the ninth rangers got them loaded up an old friend marcus simeon with a hot chop to third. the a's will mow him down at first that your ballgame oakland over texas 54 the final last night at the coliseum. well big papi going to the hall tomorrow, retired boston red sox slugger and d h. david ortiz leads a class of seven players who will be enshrined in baseball's hall of fame in cooperstown, new york, ortiz won three world series

championships with the red sox. he had a flair for the dramatic as you know, 541 career home runs in nearly 2500 hits in his career, and he is beloved. by all others. getting inducted tomorrow includes several players posthumously dodger first baseman the former immense manager gil hodges, negro league star buck o'neil and bud fowler , who in 1918 78 became the first african american play organized professional baseball popular espn. commentary tim kirk chin will be enshrined for his baseball writing as well, tonia leva and some others as well. always a good time. i've been there before. it sounds great. well he took professional wrestling to the mainstream. now the chairman and ceo of world wrestling entertainment, vince mcmahon is exiting the square ring under a dark cloud. 76 year old is retiring from wrestling as the w w e board investigates a wall street journal report that mcmahon paid $12 million in

hush money to four different women he had affairs with or harassed. mcmahon's daughter, stephanie, is taking over as co chief executive officer. a new restaurant is moving into the building that once housed famed italian restaurant oliveto in oakland's rockridge neighborhood . acre is said to be a california mediterranean themed restaurant. the owners are industry veterans who met while working at epic stake in san francisco. acre will feature a cafe and casual bar downstairs and the upstairs there will be a little bit more formal for a formal dinner experience. and the redesign project for portsmouth square in san francisco's chinatown is receiving a major boost. san francisco assemblyman phil ting announced that the project will receive $4 million in state funding. the 1.5 acre park has been a popular gathering spot in the heart of chinatown since the night since the 18 thirties. there will be upgrades and improvements, including new two story clubhouse for classes and

other activitiese a new outdoorr people in the neighborhood to enjoy. this is where they congregate. this is where they this is where they talk. this is where they played card games. this is where they hang out. so this is why it's so important to fix it up. this is why it's so important to make sure that the square finally gets the renovation. it has absolutely long, long needed redesigned possible because of a proposition a, which was approved by san francisco voters. in 2020. the state funding will help with increased costs due to inflation and supply issues. coming up a small plane crash at lands on a san jose street we're gonna hear from neighbors who were some of the first on the scene in a wildfire, forcing evacuations. road closures up in this year of foothills. cal fire this morning issued an update on the damage overnight for the fire. and a 14 yetrifecta. we will

have t straight ahead, coming up. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto alright, beautiful shot. you got mount diablo there in the foreground and are in the background rather , the foreground some of the east bay hills on what looks like another pretty hot day around the bay. however, if you decided to drive over the golden gate bridge, that is not the case. lot of fog out there around the coast. but welcome to the bay area. good to have you with us. saturday july the 23rd . i'm frank mallicoat christien kafton this morning and you know you talk micro climates. we had that shot just now look beautiful. it's going to be warm out there. mount diablo and boy the bay, the golden gate bridge a couple of minutes ago, it looked like just june. gloom just was just, you know, wrapped in fog, you know, there's a new term, it's called no sky july i will use that and

i won't even credit you with it. i'm just gonna start using. it was a clever writer from the national weather service. you know, we saw it posted one day. roberta and i were like we've never seen that one. before that i got to be something new. good morning to you. we are dealing with not only the low clouds this morning, but a little bit of drizzle. along the coastline and some patchy, thick fog. along highway one as well as in sonoma valley. we will have the afternoon sunshine. partly sunny skies for the coast, mostly sunny for the rest and temperatures ranging from low sixties at the coast to upper eighties to about 90 degrees inland, a tad bit of warming expected for your bay area sunday. better details on the current conditions and your weekend coming up, rosemary. thank you. 803 your time now the faa now leading the investigation of the small plane crash in san jose, that crash happening overnight and a residential neighborhood near the reid hillview airport. ktvu is james torres. joining us now live from the scene where james cruz there's still working to clean up that crash site.

christian npg. any cruise still here as well, taking care of some of those power outages that happened late last night. they say that all should be resolved in just about an hour. but that plane still here still with some of that wreckage, not really move since it happened all late last night, the plane just feet away from neighborhoods full of homes as well. here's what we know happened. the plane took off from reid hillview airport. it didn't get far before it crashed into a light pole. then hit the ground and took out a number of power lines without knocking out power to the entire block. pgd saying about 77 customers went without power when it all happened, and several people who live nearby. where where this all happened. they say they were home and it gave them quite a scare. it's kind of scary. you know what? having that having that airport right next to my parents' house. it's nerve racking. it's scary. you know what i mean? what about if it were to fall inside the house or something like that? it's just it's something that you don't want to think about.

the ntsb and faa are investigating the cause of the crash. pg and e says that about 77 customers again were without power. when it all happened. they've restored service to about half of those people. they expected to be fully restored in a little under an hour. we've looked into some faa records for information on that plane, according to those records that seems to be connected. to a building and construction company headquartered here in san jose. first responders said the only person hurt in the crash was the pilot who is now recovering from life threatening injuries. of course, we'll keep you posted once we have more information. we're not. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. thank you, james. this morning cal fire crews battling a destructive fire the sierra foothills. they call it. the oak fire broke out yesterday afternoon in mariposa county, just west of yosemite national park. we just got some new numbers out of cal fire this morning. the huge flames have now destroyed at least 10 buildings, including some homes up there. in the foothills, the

fire has grown to more than 10 square miles. containment still at 0% higher commanders say they are facing some major challenges in their effort to get this fast moving fire under control. the fires, throwing embers out considerable distance. starting new spot fires. um has been difficult for firefighters. those can be challenging when the fires throw out those embers ahead of the main fire, so it's just been pretty extreme fire behavior and our crews are out there working diligently to try to get this fire wrapped up. fortunately no reports of any injuries to just yet mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for thousands of people living in several small towns near and around highway 1 40. no word yet on how that fire may have gotten started to the east. now firefighters have made significant progress against wildfire that threaten ancient sequoias in yosemite national

park. the washburn fire is now at 79% containment. after bernie more than seven square miles of forest. this fire started july the seventh, forcing the closure of the southern entrance into yosemite and evacuation of the community of what wona it burned to the edge of the mariposa grove under home to hundreds of giant sequoias, thousands of years old park website says what won't erode set to reopen it did this morning just two hours ago, but what wona and mariposa grove will remain closed for the time being. the call is getting louder for a new san francisco school board member to step down for racist remarks and shoe was among the people the mayor appointed to replace three recalled school board members earlier this year to responded in a candidate questionnaire for the november election that it's a major challenge to educate black and brown students because of their quote, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement. more

community groups say shoes. apology is not enough. san francisco labor council issued a statement reading quote we as a labor movement, stand for equity and against racism and all forms in line with these standing principles. we appeal to an su to not drag san francisco into yet another controversial election, and we asked for her to do the right thing and step down from her position. city of berkley says all five eastbound lanes of interstate 80 at the gilman interchange are reopened this morning. three lanes were temporarily closed last night, while caltrans crews replaced a 64 ft support beam and made repairs to another beam. big rig driver struck that overpass on wednesday. caltrans estimates repairs are going to take two months and cost about $2 million . speaking of millions, about half a billion, plus the next mega millions drawing is set for tuesday night's amen. sounds good to me right now. that jackpot estimated at $790

million, it could go up even more if there's a ticket buying frenzy over the next couple of days, which were the jackpot like that is very likely. nobody matched all six numbers in last night's drawing. there has not been a winner in 28 straight drawings now, while the odds of winning are one in 302 million, it is still wonderful to dream. i'm gonna probably. give a little bit of money to my friends and then go straight to vegas. get back to work. i don't know there's no purpose if you're not working, so. one person in virginia did match five of those numbers. and here they are, just in case you want to cash in as well. 14 and then we jump up to 40 60 64 66. and 16. i always go with birthday, so that would work with those numbers, maybe birth years, but if you were born in 1914, you're probably not playing the lottery right now. maybe 2014. so i go random. i just let the machine

pick it because i don't want to. you know, i don't want to jinx my lucky number. so if i already have my lucky numbers, and i know that the odds are 302 million against want to jinx my lucky numbers as well. all right, rosemary, let's uh yeah, let's let's all cash in, shall we? yes, i agree. let's do it. we are going to buy tickets right after the show, looking at some nice weather out there for today. once again, temperatures are only going to come down just slightly. you may not even really notice. we're starting out with the clouds this morning. patchy drizzle fog as well. in fact, take a look at that. can't really see the bay bridge this morning and definitely can't see san francisco from this vantage point. we do have that drizzle along the coastline, and i think a slow clearing day for some of us temperatures right now, down by a few degrees for the inner east bay six degrees cooler in concord in livermore, you may notice hayward down by three oakland up by one in the north bay. santa rosa up by three. but

for most of us, it feels very similar to how we started yesterday. 54 degrees right now. half moon bay half moon bay, one of the spots reporting some very low visibility. at times it has improved, but it will continue to fluctuate until that fog finally lifts 52 in nevada for the east bay shore. 56 hey, we're to start your morning. the cloud cover along the coast will call for partly cloudy skies are south facing beaches tend to see some sunshine for the afternoon if you're going to stinson or if you're going to capitola, you should be okay but right here along this stretch of half moon bay and pacifica. it's been a little iffy day after day, and the inner east bay is starting out or has some sunshine at this point, but we've got along that east bay shore where the low clouds could hold firm at least through the morning hours. i'll show you the future cast model in just a moment, half moon by dropping a visibility once again now a mile and a quarter. meanwhile santa rosa in nevada, improving here between four and nine miles when we started this morning, those visibilities for low along the noma valley floor

. the onshore breeze through fairfield is fairly weak, but it's there 17 mph right now. napa reporting seven afternoon highs for today very much where we should be, at least for most of us a little above the average in santa rosa at 86 mid sixties san francisco 70 in oakland, 86 for livermore. 81 expected for san jose. better look at these numbers, plus coming up. thank you, rosemary. continue to go down around the nation and right here in the bay area coming up what president biden says help ease the prices at the pump coming up. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business.

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swimming since i was little since i was two years old, and i've always loved it. and then i love being in the ocean. my whole life. i've just really loved being in the water and tahoe since i was little, my favorite place in on that so deciding to kind of put together my favorite place and my favorite sport and thing to do something that i thought was really interesting. so when i was 12, i signed up for my first swim, and i really just fell in love with the sport. talk about this swim. i take it. this is part of it. uh when did you do it? you did it at night, which is kind of creepy in area to what was it like? i started around eight pm and so walking across the beach. there was just a lot of people at the restaurant cause there's a restaurant in camp richardson, right, everyone make it right. yeah everyone was staring at me because i had butt paste all over my body to protect myself from the sun. sure everyone thought i looked really crazy, which i'm sure i did. and then swimming at night was just a really crazy experience because the stars were so right, but at

the same time the sky was mixing in with the land and the water because it was all so dark, so i kind of couldn't really tell where i was for a long time. and at that point i was saying i should just keep my head down and swim. just keep going. and if i got freaked out underwater because it's underwater, and it's black, and you can't really see what's below you. i just say, close your eyes and act like nothing's going on who was with you obviously had a couple of boats, right? i had one boat flashlights or something, right ? i had one boat next to me that had a bunch of glow sticks on the side so i could see it and it had two pilots captains that we're just driving the boat so that they could watch. i had to say that one of them can sleep. and then i had two crew members to give me food every half hour and then one person to make sure that i was following all the rules 13 hours. did you rest a little bit? did you climb back in the boat, or was it straight shot straight shot? you're not allowed to touch the boat or anyone else. the entire swim. you have to just do it by yourself there moments where you say, what the heck am i doing?

the first hour, i decided i was questioning all of my life choices, and i was like, i don't know why i do this. i'm never doing this again and then at the end when i was really cold, but other than that, i had a great time. talk about you didn't wear a wetsuit cold because i've water skied in the middle of the lakes a lot colder than the short cold. yeah warmer than the bay. it's been warming up, but it's go ranges between 58 74. there's a big difference and i could feel it, especially at night. little bit of hot chocolate. yes hot shower. will you swam for cause pediatric cancer? tell us tell us why you did that and what it means to you. i have known a lot of people that have dealt with cancer in their life. and i also know a lot of doctors who work at ucsf benioff children's hospital. and knowing that what i'm doing with my fundraising and my swimming is helping a lot of people that i know that are personally getting treatment there. is really good motivation while i'm going to just keep going. and i know you're bathing cap had the names of cancer survivors or or what? tell us

about the names of a bunch of people. i know that have been touched by cancer. some people i don't know. but it just reminds me i'm swimming that whatever i'm going through and over pain i'm going through i swim is nothing compared to what people are going through in treatment and dealing with cancer. how old are you again? 14 you were on your way. and by the way, you've raised nearly $50,000, right? around 55,000 at this point, it's gone up since, uh, since i got the notes, so what is next for maya? right now? i'm looking at doing swims all over the world. that's the beauty of a porter. swimming is there's so many different places to swim, but i'm looking at manhattan and the english channel and hawaii right over the world. does it freak you out the critters that are below you especially terrifies me terrifies me, but you put your head down and go to another fist pump on a job. well done. thank you so much. sweatshirt on for a month after that, yes, i did. all right, maya marriage. thank you very much. and congratulations on all

that you're doing for pediatric cancer, also posted a link to maya swim across america donation page. you can go to our web link section. if you'd like to make a contribution, and it's for a great cause pediatric cancer ah, coming up. the art and soul oakland festival is returning for the first time since the pandemic. it's one of the various most popular music festivals and we're getting ready to speak live with one of the performers coming up nex

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right. oh well, there you go. expecting you to was going to say from those frigid temperatures. i cannot believe that we were just still talking about that young lady. what an amazing accomplishment. my god, and so well spoken. she'll be a sophomore at berkeley high school and the english channel hawaii. there gonna be some colleges with good swimming program is going to be knocking on her door should be should be absolute strong. agree a true true inspiration. good morning to you and good morning to all of you. we do have low clouds. this morning. take a look at that. tough to see the bay bridge here. we've got patchy drizzle along the coast. we've got some pretty thick fog as well along highway one. sonoma valley. we had some to start the morning that has improved and as we get through the second part of the morning, these clouds will continue to erode will go with partly sunny. partly cloudy skies for the coastline today and mostly sunny for the rest of us. although for the east bay shore, it could take a little while. here's a look at the

lunch hour may still have some just over san francisco hugging areas near it looks like berkeley, emeryville. maybe alameda. partly cloudy skies for your lunch hour and then turning mostly sunny for the rest of the day as we get into sunset. it moves back across and we will have low clouds along the east bay shore by about 88 30 or so temperatures right now. 52 degrees in san francisco, 56 in napa 56 in walnut creek. we have good air quality outdoors this morning and will remain with good to moderate air quality for the afternoon temperature wise, very similar 82 for napa today. a gorgeous one for you there. mid upper eighties for areas near concord , livermore. so warm but not too bad. 90 degrees in antiochus. we think back to the beginning of the week. those areas were in the upper nineties. we've got 76% matteo 70 degrees in oakland if you're going to the game later today, temperatures will begin to cool off 66 degrees. expected by 607 and west breeze to 15 mph, so perhaps bring an

extra layer, maybe even a thicker jacket for the end of the evening. here's a look at the extended forecast temperatures will be slightly the warmer on sunday back down on monday and then a little bit cooler tuesday into wednesday, and that's all she wrote back to you. all right, rosemary. thank you so much gas prices continuing to drop around the nation and right here in the bay area coming up on ktvu, plus what president biden says helped ease prices at the pump.

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a very funny man. stand up. comedian jo koy receiving special honors on the peninsula that he is at city hall in daly city received a key to the city . it was given to celebrate his upcoming release of his film easter sunday, which by the way is set in daly city. the movie is described as a love letter and a celebration of the filipino american culture. filipinos make up about 35% of daily city's population. it's a movie about a family, you know, and it's a family we know not just in daly city. but in this world, you know what i mean through laughter. we can all identify relate to each other, and that was my biggest. that was the biggest thing i want to get across in this film. san mateo county supervisor david

canopus also presented coy with a proclamation declaring the day joy code day in san mateo county . he's a funny guy stand up is great, and he if you've seen the stand up, you know his family is always a big part. he always talks about his mom. he talks about his kids, so he's you know, he talks about his son. he's he's his family is always a big part of it. so oh, amazing. man absolutely hysterical. alright how about some weather on a saturday if you're going to the coast or if you're heading in or not, depending on how you like your weather if you like it cool and breezy will head to the coast where temperatures will only be right about 60 degrees for pacifica today. meanwhile, around the bay, we've got some beautiful mild weather a lot of seventies for our basic communities, both peninsula and east bay shore. and our inland cities in the upper eighties, a tad warmer tomorrow, tad cooler on monday, all in all, just a good looking forecast something for everyone. all right, we will take it. we're gonna take a little trip over the plus nascar truck series in pocono raceway

in pennsylvania. that's coming up next right here on ktvu. and you can stay with rosemary, frank and myself going over to the plus. we'll see you there. while some consider the triangle a basic shape others may find it rather ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's tricky to rock around, rock around ♪ >> let me break this down, three turn, 150 miles and a seat in the playoffs. this track puts drivers on edge unless you're one of these guys.