, plus the first claim to the south of france by a house. the lottery jackpot. $810 million and still growing getting ready for tonight's mega millions lottery drawing. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, july 26 check in with steve paulson for our forecast. how's it? look, stephen? are you ready? four. there's actually some returns on radar here now it's not making it to the ground, but something for july here yes, coming in from the east, southeast, so maybe if some lightning if you're coast and bay, you probably won't see it because there's some low clouds could get a few sprinkles out of that. maybe a rumble or two of some thunder. but kind of interesting here, but tuesday's

gone with the wind because there's already gusta 35 mph out of travis. combination of fog, sun clouds, maybe an isolated shower but really temps coming down here. sixties seventies and eighties seventies for santa rosa and san jose. four o'clock in the morning, and here he is, mr sow, castaneda. steve. thank you anytime. yes sir. all right . well, we're off to a nice start here. we don't have a lot going on. good morning to you. if you're at home, just about to leave. it should be a decent drive for you across the bay bridge or any of the bay area bridges right now. it looks pretty good. we've been looking around. you can see. traffic is moving along. okay around bay area bridges, including the approaches at the mcarthur maze four. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal ppe vaccine clinic at san francisco's general hospital will be close today. the hospital announced it has run out of the vaccine once again as the number of cases continues to rise in the bay area. at this

point, there is no word on when san francisco general will get a new supply. but state senator scott wiener of san francisco says it could be months before public health agencies will be able to get enough of the vaccine. to meet the growing demand. san francisco keeps running out of monkey pox vaccines. we have a lot one of the largest populations of people with monkeypox in the country. um it's spreading and we need to get people vaccinated. scientists at stanford university are now testing wastewater from monkey pox, just like they did earlier for the coronavirus and federal health agencies are stepping up their national campaign to make the vaccine available to anyone in the us who is seeking protection. to date we have distributed more than 300,000 vaccines to jurisdictions around the country. we have procured more vaccines than any other country in the world. probably more than every other country in the world combined. the world

health organization has declared the international monkeypox outbreak a global emergency that is the highest alert the world health organization can issue time is about 403. the investigation continues in contra costa county this morning into a deadly house fire in anti hock it happened on serpentine way. it was first reported just after eight p.m. when firefighters arrived at the fire scene, they found a man who was pronounced dead lying on the floor of that burning house, and there was major damage. no one else was hurt. the investigation continues into how the fire started. area air quality management district says there will not be a spare the air advisory today, but the sky will be hazy. that is expected to continue through tomorrow night because of the smoke from the oak fire burning near yosemite national park. now you could see the high level smoke in the south bay last night, but quality readings across our region are still in the good to moderate range. the fire is now

the biggest fire in the states so far this year, cal fire reports 55 structures, including some homes have been destroyed. flames have covered nearly 27 square miles. that's about the same size as the entire city of nevado. thousands of firefighters from around the state are on the fire lines, and they have it 16% contained. ktvu is tom baker reports. there's still a lot of work ahead for the thousands of fire crews still there. the oak fires as much an air war as a ground war . this jumbo jet dropped retardant to help create a firebreak along with dozer crews on the ground to slow the fire's progress down whether or not that tactic will work is mostly dependent on canyon winds, blowing embers and unburned areas behind the break. 3000 mariposa evacuees from 2900 residences. have been replaced by firefighters, many of which are from the bay area fire departments as well as beyond

that includes a fully wildfire qualified 14 member crew from san francisco, using five state owned wildfire trucks if needed . after 15 days, the current crew will be swapped for a fresh one. for now. this fire is made worse by high temperatures. low humidity dry brush made dryer by three years of drought. it's made even more dangerous by hundreds of thousands of standing and fallen drought, disease and beetle killed trees. ready to burn all things being equal. if you have the same conditions on the ground today, and you added more wind, yeah, you would see more extreme fire behavior. local officials are scanning social media for fake charity victim relief or go fund me sites, and attorney general rob bonta is warning that price gouging during a state of emergency is a jail herbal crime. a few opportunistic criminals, including some posing as media have been caught trying

to get beyond police barricades to loot evacuated homes and businesses. i wanted to make it sure clear to individuals who might have that intent for our community that we will prosecute them. the number of acres burned for the entire year so far has increased by 51% in just one week. that's a bad omen as we move into hotter, drier and windier weather, but since so many people are adhering to defensible space requests, and we've got world class firefighting. it's a far better situation than we were in last year at this time. tom vacar ktvu fox two news 406 happening today. the announcement in oakland up a reward offered to track down the killer of a food delivery driver who was shot and killed in his car. nine days ago , patrick con fund was attacked by two men as he sat in his car this morning at 10 30, the oakland police department, along with the chinatown chamber of commerce will announce a 75 $100

reward for information leading to an arrest. if you have any information on this case, call oakland police and san jose. police hope witnesses will come forward with information about a brutal beating on sunday, where one man was seriously hurt. a group of people attacked two men. on sunday evening and downtown san jose. there are rear entrance to san pedro square. one victim has life threatening injuries. that victim is described by his friends as a young man in his twenties who works as a plumber. and it's not involved with gangs. we're looking into contacting family members and friends who may have been with that individual earlier in the day to kind of lay a track and understand where they were and how this occurred. if this is a random incident, we want to know about that eating attack follows several other violent acts and downtown san jose in recent months of fight inside of the top. correa ended with a police shooting a man in the back in may, a double shooting near the campus of san jose state left

two people dead. police investigators say violent crime in san jose is actually trending downward and that san jose has less crime than comparable big cities. well happening today, the antioxidant council will hold a rent stabilization study session before its regular meeting. tenants groups have been urging the city council to pass a measure to limit rent increases and protect renters against eviction and harassment. the rent stabilization study session is scheduled for 5 30 this evening. alright time is 408. let's talk about tuesday morning weather. steve paulson is here with all the information, steve i'm not ready yet ahead and say something. i'll say that i don't know if you saw it. i saw a light drizzle coming into heard steve talk about the possibility of more than just drizzle here now now we're ready here. alright alright, let's take a look here because if you're listening, but you're not watching. take a look at your 75 85 inches. look at that. coming in from the east southeast off the sierra,

watching the last few images right there so we could get a few. maybe a little sprinkles. isolated shower. maybe some lightning, especially out towards eastern looks like contra costa county will let it roll one more time. so from antioch, brentwood, stockton out to tracy patterson past, maybe down to modesto and moving towards napa county and northward towards santa rosa sonoma county fifties to sixties seventies and eighties, so low clouds breezy to windy sun and clouds. maybe an isolated shower. sprinkle or two here. but look at travis 31 gusta 38 conquered west wind. oakland west wind napa west wind, so the breezes in place with the wind. fifties upper fifties on attempts to a few low sixties combination of the low clouds and the higher clouds those coming off and look at a couple of lightning strikes embedded within that. so there you go. if you're if you're coast in bed, you probably can't see it because of the fog. but there are a couple of lightning strikes drifting by up in this year that moisture is lifting northward so closer now to tahoe, truckee. mainly towards mammoth and bridgeport's, but it's close enough. i'm going to

mention it the highest building northward towards pacific northwest. look at the moisture lifting northward as well coming out of arizona also end in nevada, southern california, the high desert and really starting to drift back this way, so pretty active pattern, if for, you know, tropical wise, getting some of that moisture to lift northward looks like it's starting to paint a little bit more towards the sierra. for us, maybe today. coastal fog. sun clouds could be a few showers. sixties seventies and eighties. you guys. alright steve. thank you. time is 14. can we talk about a lot of money? sure like this happening today. the big lottery jackpot, drawing to win $810 million in the mega millions. lottery is the fourth largest jackpot in u. s history , and it could go even higher if that ticket buying rush continues. taking the lump sum is more than $470 million california is among 45 states that play mega millions along with washington, d c and the u.

s. virgin islands each ticket costs $2. we heard from some people about what they would do with the winnings. go to the airport, catch the first plane to the south of france by a house and die there, and probably about two years. there you go. you should know the odds of winning one in 302 million, but california is among four states ish year that has had a mega millions jackpot winner. tonight's drawing by the way is at eight pm all right. good luck sonoma county plan to clear the homeless from a popular walking trail today up next why those plans are now on hold, plus. you need to stop using dogs. in this capacity. there is nothing unique about using a dog to attack someone ktvu investigate yet another complaint about the use of police canine dogs. family of a suspect is furious, describing how a police canine clamped on the suspects fruits.

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♪ [upbeat music] [explosion - fire crackling] we have a follow up to our reports from the ktvu investigates team about the use of police dogs. ktvu evan sernoffsky has more information about a confrontation between the san jose police, canine dog and a suspect at a safeway store. jesus. jesus. anthony parades loved to sing everywhere he went. in my love. jesus. oh, he

just sings. i mean, that's just what he does. he i was born. to sing, but that golden voice was forever damaged when his throat was mangled two years ago by a san jose police canine parades had threatened a grocery store worker during a theft and was hiding in a trash bin when police deployed the dog. warning the footage you're about to see is graphic. body worn camera video shows the dog state claimed down on parading throat for 60 seconds. it was just the worst thing i've ever saw in my life, really? that's terrible. paredes wouldn't go on camera for our story, but his aunt, leticia salazar helped to raise him, she said he's been like a son to her. he lost. something. i can't say last. that's something special because you're still special, but he lost. that little kick that happy go lucky

guy that he was shocking video is now at the center of a legal dispute between paredes and the police department and whether it crossed the line is now what's being disputed. anthony's life had no value. and they treated him like garbage and he almost died. he could have given up right away. but he didn't do not to do that. it began the night of february. 7th 2020 paredes, his girlfriend stole too pricey bottles of tequila from this safeway on barry s a road in san jose. a police report of the incident obtained by ktvu details paredes running up and threatening a worker who tried to stop the woman before the two escaped. a police chopper found parades who had a history of brushes with the law hiding in the surrounding neighborhood. we got him, officers on foot approached him hiding in a trash bin when they tipped it over the police canine named text its teeth into his throat, fracturing thyroid cartilage and

tearing his wind pipe along with other serious injuries. he came within inches of his life, while the very people who were sworn to protect him stood by and did nothing. area civil rights attorney isaac schweiger is suing the city and its police department, saying paredes didn't pose a threat to officers and the crime he was accused of didn't deserve such brutality. he said. too often. police unnecessarily used dogs with devastating results. we need to stop using dogs in this capacity. there is nothing unique about using a dog to attack someone as far as they use force is concerned that can't be replicated by using another weapon. but don cameron disagrees. he's a former bay area police officer who trains law enforcement on use of force tactics. you don't know whether he's armed with a gun. you don't know whether he's armed with a knife. you don't well, nobody

escapes. abilities are he watched the video at our request and said, because paredes was in the trash bin the officers couldn't use batons, tasers or other force options. the dogs trained to basically bite the area that is available to them to accomplish the goal and take the person into custody. this case raises important questions about police, apprehension, canines and the injuries they can cause a ktvu investigation earlier this year. found there are no statewide standards on their use and how often police deployed canines varies wildly between departments. our investigation also found san jose had the most dog bite cases of any bay area police agency. we reached out to the san jose police department for comment, but they declined due to the pending litigation in court documents. the city attorney's office denied wrongdoing, saying parade is quote committed crimes , including but not limited to failure to yield to police

authority and his injuries were from his quote, wrongful actions. schwaiger hopes the lawsuit will cause san jose police and other jurisdictions to reevaluate how they deploy canines. they need to move on to a better way. uh to, uh, to bring their police force into the 21st century reporting in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news time now for 19. the oakland city council will vote today on settling the lawsuit filed by former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick. the city of oakland is set to pay $1.5 million to kirkpatrick after a jury determined she was wrongfully terminated. in her lawsuit, kirkpatrick claimed she was fired in retaliation for exposing corruption and abuse of power by the oakland police commission. she was fired without cause back in february of 2020, and she filed the lawsuit a few months later. back in may, a jury agreed with her

claim and awarded kirkpatrick 337. $1000 that's one year's salary. patrick released a statement saying, quote. i hope that the agreement in my favor is a signal to all who were witnesses to misconduct, especially those in law enforcement. do not stay silent . our system depends on people who will do the right thing, even when it's the hard thing. it is now 4 20. we want to check in with steve paulson, who's talking about a little bit of rain, which is lightning. lightning that's not good. if it's dry lightning hopefully will stay cloud to cloud not cloud to ground here. but if you're out in the towards the valley, the valley there, stockton also out towards eastern contra costa county, solano county in areas north. did i just see lightning? maybe you did because it's there and take a look here not by tracy brentwood. that's tropical moisture lifting from east southeastern going towards the north and see some of those lightning strikes there. that

line is lifting into solano county, as well as the napa county and maybe even parts. i had probably north of marin county, but it's close up into sonoma county and then mendocino and lake so little bit now again . this is high base and the shower activity would be briefed more likely sprinkles. but there's some lightning out there this morning and not only that we have a big fog bank in place. so little bit cooler. travis south wind that severity they were west southwest. now it's turned subtly. it was 35 now south at 28, but there is mainly an onshore breeze here. 50 sixties due to the multiple layers of clouds low mid and high. our lows are up a little bit here compared to yesterday morning. you can see some lightning strikes. their combination of the cloud tropical clouds coming in off the seer and also from southern california and see over tahoe. it's getting closer and closer. they get the cloud cover, but not not yet. the combination of that load of the south is funneling in along with the high building to the north. that's what's driving in a lot of that cloud cover and the flow around that high, right? there is starting to take some of that moisture and senate are

direction as well. down in southern california, southern nevada, especially arizona. there's a lot of moisture there , so some of that might plan or whether going forward, especially friday and saturday is the way it looks starting to get a little bit more in the way of some activity for south lake tahoe area, and i think we'll have drizzle here in our forecast 60 seventies eighties now after today, not much change , then a little warmer tropical clouds look to be arriving if not thursday, then friday into saturday, you guys all right. thank you. steve this is a critical week for the economy and the stock market up next what economists are keeping a close eye on starting today. today in santa clara. all 49ers veterans and rookies will report to the beginning of 49ers training camp.

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jimmy garoppolo and his $25 million contract that would make it eas with deebo. samuel and nick bosa head coach kyle shanahan in general manager john lynch will both talk to the media today. the 49ers. first public practice is tomorrow. we go from one type of football to another one of the world's most successful soccer clubs, is in san francisco. today real madrid will take on the mexican team club america in an exhibition at oracle park. madrid won the spanish league last season, as well as the european champions league, which is a tournament featuring the best teams throughout europe. tonight's kickoff. 7 30 pm time is now for 25 of british aviation company is looking to the past to get an idea of what it expects to have flying in the very near future. the company is hybrid air vehicles, it's creating an updated version of blimps and calls them air landers there more than 300 ft. long will be able to travel 4600 miles at a time and stay in the

air as long as five days. also company officials say they cause a lot less pollution. is designed to deliver 10 tons of freight 100 passengers and to deliver them to places or take them to places that only 10% of the emissions of other aircraft . company officials say flights won't be as fast as current jets , but the ride will be smoother and more comfortable because every seat is accessible to the isle, making it easier to get up and walk around, and there are big windows for great views and because of the airships fly lower, and they're so big you're less affected by wind gusts. a spanish airline hopes to make the first commercial flights in 2026 right now we are waiting for that corpse flower at san jose state university to bloom. now the school's biology department set up a live stream from inside it. tropical greenhouse. take a look. we are watching it live predict the

nine ft tall plant will open up sometime today. it's called the corpse flower because it gives off the odor of rotting flesh. there are only about 1000 of these plants in the wild. one of the reasons is loss of habitat. they typically grow in the rainforests of indonesia. pressure is mounting and one of san francisco school board members to step down still to come. the latest city leader calling for an shoe to resign and more anti semitic fliers found here in the bay area and when we come back, the latest message of hate slipped inside of plastic sealable bags. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just had the ktvu .com/ email to sign up for that daily service.

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in oakland in. is the scene. of three separate this year now. neighborhood group is trying to do something about it. the oak fire continues to burn through dry brush near yosemite national park will update you on what is now the largest wildfire in california this year. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. july 26. let's go right to steve paulson. an interesting forecast is what things are happening around the bear. they are indeed , in fact, a little unusual for us here maybe august, september , but not always. in july. you get some lightning, but that's what's happening here. i have to click this on here. there we go . reports of rain out in brentwood also very light rain, but some lightning strikes are showing up out towards tracy stockton's eastern contra costa county and also up towards solano county. this is very high base, but it's still there. so a

wild tuesday weather low clouds are there we have sun breezy to windy tropical clouds and some lightning as it lives northward in hives will cool off here a little bit sixties and mainly seventies with a few eighties. alright over to sound now at 4 30 all quiet out there. yeah pretty much, steve. we don't have it going on which is just the way we like it out there at this time in the morning, we can go right to the mcarthur maze and look at that. traffic is moving along very nicely. and if you're going to the bay bridge tolllazayou will see the traffic continues to look very good heading into san francisco . it's 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. cal fires as it's making progress against the biggest wildfire that burned in california so far this year. it's called the oak fire. higher in mariposa county. it's already burned almost 27 square miles since last friday, and that's destroyed 55 buildings, including some homes, almost 3000 people have had to evacuate. almost as many

firefighters are battling to fire on the ground and in the air fire says this fire is now 16% contained. all things being equal. if you're the same conditions on the ground today, and you added more wind, yeah, you would see more extreme fire behavior and fire crews from all over the state or fighting these fire, including teams from san francisco, fremont and hayward. they're expected to stay out there as long as 15 days before fresh crews will be brought in if the areas are still burning out of control. fire crews are investigating two small fires in pope valley. the fire started at about 7 30 last night, and at least one structure was lost by the flames near larry. it's street firefighters have not said if it was a home. they are still on the scene looking for any hot spots. the other fire burned five acres of brush in geyserville that happened about two o'clock yesterday afternoon.

this is time lapse video showing how the night's fire caused a lot of smoke in the area. firefighters got the flames contained within a few hours, and no structures were lost in that fire homeless camp along the joe redonda trail in santa rosa will not be cleared out today as planned. that's after a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order requested by a group of homeless people living on the trail. they say sonoma county and the city of santa rosa were planning an eviction without providing shelter options. as required by federal law. county park rangers handed out notices last friday, telling the homeless campers to leave by today or risk a fine or arrest. a county spokesperson says the county plans to fight the order in court during a hearing tomorrow time, not 4 33 san francisco supervisor hillary ronen has now joined the calls for school board member and shooed resign now, she released this statement saying, quote i recognize the commissioner shoe has offered an unconditional

apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused to black and brown families, however, as we face major challenges, that s f u s. d we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students who struggle the most. and san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne addressed an audience at manny's in san francisco last night. however we're told he did not address the controversy surrounding shoe. semitic signs were found in a downtown neighborhood in the north bay. police did not release photos of the signs, but other anti semitic signs have been found recently, and palo alto, danville and san francisco. the signs in san rafael were discovered sunday night in several driveways in the west end neighborhood. police say the signs were distributed in plastic bags. they did not make any specific threats. to harm anyone or target. a specific

location to detectives are working to track down residential video footage, which may lead to an arrest san francisco supervisors are trying to iron out a compromise plan that would give police more access to live security feeds from private surveillance cameras. but there would be certain restrictions. now a rules committee within the supervisors is drawing up the modified proposal it would allow for temporary live monitoring of cameras, but only what are considered significant events with public safety concerns or in the course of a specific criminal investigation. this compromise would also establish a one year trial period. the board will take up the issue again in september. our time is 4 35, a group of protesters gathered at an east oakland intersection that's been the scene of three separate deadly crashes this year. they're demanding immediate changes at 60th and bancroft in east oakland demonstration last night came eight days after the latest death that that intersection where a hit and run driver

struck and killed a pedestrian. we need traffic calming safety improvements on our streets, and we need that done now soon, not five years from now, 10 years from now, whenever you know we need it done before another person is killed by a driver. oakland city councilman lauren taylor joined the protesters at last night's demonstration. he says he's already contacted both oakland police and the u. s department of transportation about the traffic safety problems at 60th and bankrupt. we have to respond more quickly make the changes that are necessary across the entire spectrum from design. how we design our roadways to yes, ensuring that we change the culture with enforcement as well. the protesters are calling for more police patrols in the area and a lighted crosswalk across bancroft to better protect people crossing that street at night. it is 4 36, berkeley police are

investigating a serious accident involving a car and pedestrian first reported just before five o'clock yesterday afternoon at telegraph and derby streets. police say the woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a car. she's not listed in critical conditions. police say the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigators. police say they don't suspect drugs or alcohol were factors in that accident. well, starting today, sam trans will reach out to writers to promote upcoming service changes . sam trans will have people known as community ambassadors and high traffic transit areas, including the daily city, bart station and redwood city transit center. now the ambassadors will notify writers about any service. this changes beginning on august 7th, which include new bus routes and different arrival times. time is 4 37. steve is saying some areas may see lightning today. he has your forecast. may they will, yeah, they already have, and also have

some rain, especially out in contra costa county, eastern, maybe solano county as well. our good friend of the show here, mckenna says there was rain in brentwood. i thought i was crazy . no you're not crazy. then there's lightning and also summary now the rain is pretty light. but there's been a couple of lightning strikes here coming in from the valley as well. and you can see that coming up from the san joaquin southern sacramento valley. a line from turlock, modesto paterson past tracy over the ultimate passed right there and brentwood heading into parts of solano county. maybe napa county and points north does not look like much from marin county, but maybe sonoma county. right there . you see some lightning strikes as that moisture lift northward , so fifties sixties coast and bay low clouds are in place. sun clouds and some lightning has been popping up here, probably just for the morning hours had a roaring wind out towards travis to 35 interesting. travis disgust. 28 conquered his calm, but there is a westerly breeze or a west southwest or some component of the west or south wing. fifties sixties on the

taps through the combination of low and high clouds and mid level clouds, some of that moisture coming in or loeser up, you can see some of those lightning strikes a lot of this tropical moisture, not lifting northward. the high builds into the pacific northwest. so i'll mention it for ta, even though it's mainly south. and now now west, which is a little different twist. they're coming around that high as it builds northward boy. there's a lot of moisture there, and i think some of this will play into our weather later in the week. sure looks like it's going going to start painting towel, with some more activity here going forward, especially around thursday, friday, maybe 60 seventies eighties on the temps, sun clouds, maybe some lightning as it lifts northward, and it's going to stay this way for a couple of days and give a little pop warm up as we head into friday, but it looks like cooler going into the weekend. you guys all right? so exactly, thomas 4 39. all right. there was a strange police chase in vacaville, but instead of the police chasing after a suspect it was more like the other way around. vacaville. police released this video. of a wild turkey running after one of their police cars over the

weekend. i'm not i'm not making it up. this happened to me, too. i know all about these wild turkeys responded to a call about an aggressive turkey in a neighborhood in the turkey, you can look into side mirror followed. the police closed, pecking at the side of the patrol car. the officer chose to retreat and drive away. but the turkey kept coming. he says. if you find yourself in assembler situation, stay inside your car and safely drive away turkeys wagon, we can only run up to 25 miles an hour. that's pretty fast, though, and they don't give up. they don't have had them stand in front of my car, and they don't know what a monkey pox vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital will be closed today because they have run out of vaccine still ahead, the local and national push to fill the growing need. president biden, speaking out about the january. 6th investigation coming up his blistering attack on former president trump

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they we will get the latest report on consumer confidence in the us the conference board's report will show how consumers and businesses feel about the short term economic outlook. economists are predicting a marker of 97 as inflation is hurting both commercial and personal finances. that would be the lowest level since last february. any reading at 90 or higher is considered a healthy economy. that report comes out at seven o'clock this morning in our dollars and cents segment today, the federal reserve begins a two day meeting. it is expected to raise interest rates by three quarters of a percent that will be announced tomorrow . now, the fed has already raised rates three times this year. economists say more needs to be done to rein in a 40 year high inflation. financial analysts doubt the fed will go as far as raising rates by a full percentage point. however the fed is projected to raise rates again when it meets in september. november and december

. some big companies, including several in the bay area, will announce their quarterly earnings later today after the closing bell. those companies include google's owner alphabet visa, microsoft, coca cola, general electric mcdonald's in this morning with their numbers. facebook's parent company, meta platforms will release its numbers tomorrow. apple amazon fighter and on thursday, chevron on friday. this morning. though the big surprise came from walmart, it is cutting its quarterly and annual profit expectations, the country's largest retailer says growing inflation is forcing shoppers to spend more on necessities such as food and energy less on things like clothing and electronics, and that is forcing walmart to cut prices on products that consumers are bypassing. walmart had expected earnings to remain flat for the second quarter. and declined by 1% for the year. now it's looking at drops of up to 13% for the year time 4 44 happening today, the senate will vote on a bill aimed at increasing the

production of semiconductors here in the us it would give $52 billion in federal funding to help chipmakers build or expand their plans around the country. president biden held a virtual meeting yesterday with tech and business leaders in support of that measure. if the bill passes in the senate, it will then go to the house for its approval. president biden says former president trump lacked the courage to act as his supporters stormed the u. s capitol building on january 6 2021. in an address of the national organization of black law enforcement conference, president biden praised the officers who were attacked. the police were heroes that day. donald trump black, the courage to act. the brave women and men in blue all across this nation should never forget that. you can't be pro insurrection and pro cop. you can't be pro insurrection and pro democracy you can't be pro insurrection and pro american president said

law enforcement officers helped save our democracy. despite being brutalized by the crowd and new evidence shared by the committee investigating the interaction shows, then president trump edited a speech that was aimed at strongly condemning the deadly attack and original script included lines, ordering the justice department to quote ensure all lawbreakers are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. it also said the rioters do not represent me , but those lines were never spoken by mr trump. they were crossed out, apparently by the former president himself. a small, family owned bakery in pittsburgh is hoping someone will recognize the man who attacked workers and damaged property. take a look at the video. it shows the man causing problems last week at star bread bakery on harbor road, he shoves the cash register, froze the credit card machine and smashes they donut display. then he

comes back and punches an employee in the head and injures the owner who suffered a fractured hand and a broken finger. the managers say they told the suspect. in the past to stay away from the bakery. but he claimed it was his twin brother, who became violent when he was told to follow covid rules. i'm not sure if he has a twin brother or not. um but we gave him the benefit of the doubt. and we even offered a refund. now it's some regular customers coming in to buy boxes of baked goods also brought flowers and well wishers hoping somebody can identify the suspect. so far, pittsburgh police have not made an arrest. hundreds of amazon workers are planning a demonstration outside a medical facility in downtown san francisco. today they're worried about amazon's plan to further expand into the healthcare industry. amazon recently announced it is buying the san francisco based primary care group one medical for an estimated $4 billion, and the

workers say the purchase could lead to lower standards of healthcare and less patient privacy and one medical clinics . time is 4 47 park rangers say campgrounds at portola redwoods state park will close temporarily. that's because of low water flows and peters creek that's the part primary water source. now day use areas and the trail camp will stay open. but drinking the water will not be available. all right, lot of people might want to head outside various areas enjoy the last bit of summer last month or so, but steve, what's the weather going to be like? well i'd keep an eye on things today. that's for sure. we do have some lightning being reported. even some rain out in brentwood has tropical moisture lift northward . you see the line from turlock , modesto stretching back towards tracy ultimate passed anti act brentwood back out, just looks like out towards bay point. solano county now. fairfield, cordelia. and lifting

northward towards napa county, so a couple of lightning strikes looks like it's kind of thinning out a little bit as it lifts north, but there's still plenty coming in. as you can see is a lift back up towards napa county, maybe even in the lake county a little cooler. today we have a big fog bank want to forget about that. that's in place. breezy to windy sun clouds, some lightning maybe a few brief showers. we had some in brentwood as we mentioned. lows are up fifties sixties on the temps due to the combination of the low high clouds and lightning strikes. you can see those painting the areas. to the east up in tahoe. we have a lot of cloud cover that continues to rotate in. although it's very close. it's still staying now just west and south, which is a little different twist there. but a lot of that monsoon moisture is lifting northward is that high builds up from the pacific northwest. that's rotating around a lot of that cloud cover. so over the course of the next couple of days, it's going to lift more towards the sierra nevada north up towards tahoe. and maybe even a little bit drifting off the sierra towards us or the sacramento valley, so sixties seventies eighties on the temps here, not

much change tomorrow. little warmer inland as we head towards friday, but i think a lot of tropical clouds are on the way as well. next couple of days. all right. thank you, steve champagne wishes and caviar dreams your chance tonight to live the life of the uber rich. he's raw, blunt, extremely popular and now controversial. when we return. dave chappelle comes to the bay area tonight after a sold out show in another state was canceled. plus a rideshare delivery driver killed in his car in the east bay. today the community comes together in hopes of finding ton

dave chappelle begins a three night appearance in santa rosa. now we checked in all shows are sold out at the luther burbank center for the arts and minneapolis comedy club canceled

his sold out show last week due to backlash on social media regarding past remarks about the transgender community, he says those comments were misinterpreted. and taken out of context. attributes are coming in for the actor paul sorvino. he's specialized in playing both crooks and cops. sorvino spent more than 50 years in the entertainment business, both in movies and television shows. some of his more memorable roles included polly and goodfellas and the new york police sergeant in law and order, sorvino would often say that while he may be best known for playing gangsters his real passions were poetry, painting and the opera who was 83 years old. the naacp is responding to a report reported display of the confederate flag at the sonoma raceway. now the civil rights group says a flag was seen on an rv at the racetrack on sunday, the group says efforts to discuss the issue with the racetrack official was quote met with resistance. they were later told

that security would ask the rv owner to remove the flag. in a statement, the group said, quote sonoma raceway must maintain awareness and continue to be proactive in addressing the harmful ideologies of racism that plagued this country and that are shared by some of its patrons. it must take intentional and authentic steps to ensure visitors are not allowed to display symbols of hate. the raceways. official policy bans the display of confederate symbols. pope francis publicly apologized to indigenous people in canada on monday for abuses conducted by missionaries at a church run residential school. the pope went to visit the grave sites of hundreds of victims in alberta, then led a prayer to cemetery near the site of a former residential school. francis formally asked for forgiveness for the church's role in the generational abuse of the community suffered for nearly 150 years. those schools were operated b cultural assimilatioa

new study finds american children obesity rates have increased over the last 10 years . louisiana state university researchers studied data from nearly 15,000 children and teenagers. they found that obesity among children between the ages of two and 19 increased from 17.7% to 21.5% parents are recommended to implement activity plans and healthy eating habits for their children to maintain a healthy weight. congresswoman jackie speier presented federal grants to community nonprofits that are credited with helping residents achieve independence and success . spear announced $500,000 to the economic advancement center , which helps people develop job skills. a grant of $160,000 is going to hope services. it provides mental health services to people with developmental disabilities. and you give mental health services to someone with a developmental disability. or you teach someone how to set up their own business

or how to be a successful employee in a local business. um, you are creating economic success. and independent, 160,000 said the grants highlight how the federal government is working to reinvest taxpayer money back into the community. the new police chief of los altos will take over next week. angela avrat will make history with this new post. ktvu s amberleigh sat down with her, the new chief opened up about her priorities and what she brings to the job. bubbling over with excitement. um actually started monday, august 1st avery will be lost altos everitt. no that was amber lee, and we'll get more of that story. and just okay, let's go back to it. we have amber story now. i'm so excited. i'm like bubbling over with excitement. um actually started monday, august 1st avery will be lost alto's first black female police chief. the san jose native

brings 24 years of law enforcement experience to the job, bringing some diversity and some culture awareness, maybe even to the city. the 48 year old started as a records clerk for hayward police and rose through the ranks to become lieutenant. she went on to work for bart police and was promoted to deputy chief. what you see is what you get, and it's important for me to say that because a lot of people in this profession women in particular, we feel like we have to change or we have to fit in someone's box or someone's category in order to move ahead, and that's just not the case anymore. avery. it tells me her priorities are promoting community policing and building a relationship with los altos unified school district forbid we ever have any sort of high profile incident like an active shooter, that we know what the game plan is that we know that or that the school district is comfortable knowing that the los altos police department will know how to handle that. avery tells me she was a 21 year old working as a baggage handler for united airlines when she went to work

at hayward police to earn money to pay for flying lessons to become a pilot. but she became hooked during a police ride along amberleigh ktvu, fox. two news, all right, thank you. amber. this morning, the san jose sharks will introduce the team's 11th coach in franchise history. there are several reports former new york rangers coach david quinn has signed on with the sharks. quinn has most recently been coaching for the u. s men's hockey team and has a record of being a strong teacher and communicator with young players. insiders say he will need to work well with team veterans to get the sharks back into the playoffs, which they have missed the past three seasons. but once again, the city of san francisco has run out of the monkey pox vaccine. both residents and lawmakers are angry about that. and one bay area university is studying the virus like covid. plus. catch the first plane to the south of france by a house. we're talking

about hitting the lottery jackpot, $810 million and still growing getting ready for tonight's mega millions lottery drawing. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. july 26. as you know, it's been cooler. what you don't know you might not know. is there some rain and some lightning out there? let's check in with steve paulson, brentwood and anti och couple of 260.1 out in antiochus reports that rain and brentwood and a lot of lightning here should not a lot some lightning showing up here, but check out towards stockton's tracy, brentwood, antioch lifting into solano county napa county. the line continues there towards modesto. so here we go with some wild tuesday. weather that includes low clouds, fog, maybe some drizzle as well. breezy to windy and a few showers and possible and some

lightning here in the morning as that line lives northward, so sixties and seventies and eighties. now attempts coming down combination of low clouds and pretty good onshore breeze. alright, south here it's almost five o'clock in the morning on a tuesday and he tells us the traffic is it's actually doing okay here, steve. we don't have a lot going on, which is just the way we like it. we like it nice and boring in the morning because it usually starts getting a little bit more crowded at the end of this hour . when we start getting out towards six o'clock, he starts seeing slow down. so you do have a little window of opportunity here at the bay bridge, and some of these other commutes to get out there and do what you can when it comes to the commute. you can see the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge traffic looking okay with no major problems on the peninsula or in the east base, so enjoy it for now. five oclock. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. thousands of firefighters are on the lines of the oak fire that's burning near yosemite national

park. and here in the bay area, we can actually see some of the smoke. ktvu is james torres here in the studio now, with the very latest on the fire. good morning, j just a little bit hazier this week, guys. good morning to you. well firefighters are slowly getting a handle on the oak fire continues to grow in size. threatening more acreage and more homes. the oak fire has been burning since friday. it's since grown to more than 17,000 acres in mariposa county. firefighters now have containment at about 16% higher, says it's burned down 55 buildings, which includes homes, and they help explain why this fire is growing so quickly. so this fire is exhibiting extreme fire behavior, and that's due to a number of factors. the terrain in this area is deep and rugged and semi remote, but you also have high fuel loading due to tree mortality, in addition to low humidity, high temperatures and that's all stressed and compounded by years of drought, so you're very dry fuels that are ready to burn. the oak fire

now the largest wildfire in california this season, nearly 3000 firefighters from 60 different agencies are assigned to the oak fire. thousands of homeowners have had to evacuate their mariposa district attorney's office is working on prosecuting people who they say are not taking advantage of vulnerable evacuated homes. the d a. tells me they already know of two cases of looting since the fire began burning late last week. it sent back to you. david. pam james. thank you time now. 50 to the investigation continues this morning and counter caster county into a deadly house. fire in antioch. what happened on serpentine way ? it was first reported just after eight p.m. when firefighters arrived at the fire scene, they found a man who was pronounced dead lying on the floor of that burning house. and there was major damage. no one else was hurt. the investigation continues into how the fire started. monkey pox vaccine clinic at san francisco general

hospital will be closed today. the hospital announced. it has run out of the vaccine once again as the number of cases continues to rise in the bay area. at this point, there's no word on when san francisco general will get a new supply. but state senator scott wiener of san francisco says it could be months before public health agencies will be able to get enough of the vaccine to meet the growing demand. san francisco keeps running out of monkey pox vaccines. we have a lot one of the largest populations of people with monkeypox in the country. um it's spreading and we need to get people vaccinated. scientists at stanford university are now testing wastewater from monkey pox, just like they did earlier for the coronavirus and federal health agencies are stepping up their national campaign to make the vaccine available to anyone in the us who is seeking protection. to date we have distributed more than 300,000 vaccines to jurisdictions around the country. we have procured

more vaccines than any other country in the world. probably more than every other country in the world combined. the world health organization has declared the international monkeypox outbreak a global emergency. it is the highest alert the world health organization can issue. us senator alex padilla hopes that joining forces with 22 other senate democrats will put pressure on the government to address what they call inequities in access to vaccines. now the senator sent a letter to the cdc and health and human services, expressing concern that the lack of available vaccine appointments continues to fuel anxiety about a virus that is generally unfamiliar to americans who are urgently looking for solutions, especially those who identify with the lgbtq plus community. now the senators are urging the biden administration to ensure distribution of the vaccine is equitable time now five oh, four, happening today. the

announcement in oakland of a reward offered to track down the killer of a food delivery driver who were shot and killed in his car nine days ago. patrick con funk was attacked by two men as he sat in his car this morning at 10 30, the oakland police along with the chinatown chamber of commerce will announce a 75 $100 reward for information. in leading to an arrest. if you have any information on this case called oakland police and san jose police hope witnesses will come forward with information about a brutal beating on sunday, where one man was seriously hurt. a group of people attacked two men sunday evening in downtown san jose near a rear entrance to san pedro square. one victim has life threatening injuries. that victim is described by his friends as being a young man in his twenties who works as a plumber, and it's not in bob with gangs. we're looking into contacting family members and friends who may have been with that individual earlier in the

day to kind of lay a track and understand where they were and how this occurred. if this is a random incident we want to know about that. that beating attack follows several other violent acts in downtown san jose in recent months of fight inside of attack, correa ended with the police shooting a man and back in may, a double shooting near the campus of san jose state left two people dead. police investigators say violent crime in san jose is actually trending downwards and that san jose has less crime than comparable big cities. real estate experts report the number of home foreclosures is skyrocketing, but they add. that's not quite as bad as it sounds now. during the first five months of this year, theyumped 90% compared to the same time last year, but most foreclosures were stopped during the pandemic, they add the current local foreclosure rate is still lower than it was before. ah what we saw before covid. they say the trend is not limited to the bay area. similar numbers are being reported

across theough homes going throh foreclosure that it will affect housing prices. well today, the antioxidant council will hold a rent stabilization study session before its regular meeting. tenants groups have been urging the city council to pass a measure to limit rent increases and protect renters against eviction and harassment. the rent stabilization study session is scheduled for 5 30 this evening. alright time is 507 steve paulson has been busy this morning, actually talking about sightings of lightning around the bay area here, see okay, go ahead. now here's steve paulson with your hair. i am busy. i'm trying to do too much here. all right. we do have reports of lightning and even some measurable light rain. what? where? out in brentwood nanny? yuck! we heard from mckenna saying she had some rain there and brandt when richard meier says, i thought i was seeing things when i woke up and looked at my weather station and antiochus showed 0.1 of rain and

yes, there's a line moving through, along with some lightning as well. coming up from turlock, modesto, patterson pass out towards tracy, brentwood, antioch heading into solano county line is lifting from solano county into napa county lightning strikes thereby rio vista. so some of this tropical moisture right there, going right over brentwood had some reports of drizzle out in livermore as well but only lasted about 2030 seconds. but still some light rain and some lightning strikes to the east and then lifting north today, low clouds, breezy sun and clouds lightning for the morning hours, probably will keep it in the forecast. for today, the lows are up, as you might imagine, due to some of that cloud cover. there's also a big fog fog bank out there. i don't want to overlook that as well, so there's combination of low clouds and higher clouds little bit of a breeze. but all that moisture now coming off the sierra it's rotating around the high, which is building into the pacific northwest seattle looking for about 96, portland's 99, so it's going to be hot up there. but the flow coming around that is clockwise right

there. send some of that moisture back towards us. also the low here in southern california funneling some and as well so quite a setup for july 26th august september. yeah but july there, you know sometimes, but it looks like that's lifting northward over the next few days, which would put tahoe more in the mix for some thunderstorm activity. and i'm going to broad brush and say, i think we'll see some as well. 60 seventies eighties temperatures might bump up a little bit, but i think tropical clouds will filtering over the next few days. you guys alright. see you. thank you. time is 509. let's talk about a lot of money because happening today the big lottery jackpot drawing to win $810 million in the mega millions lottery actually the fourth largest jackpot in u. s history, but plenty of money. it could go even higher if the ticket buying rush continues. taking the lump sum is more than $470 million. s that play mega millions along with washington, d c and the u. s virgin islands. each ticket cost $2 and we heard from some

people about what they would do with the winnings. go the airport, catch the first plane to the south of france by a house and die there, and probably about two years. he lives longer than that of france . here's something else, the odds of winning one in 302 million but play anyway. california's among four states this year that has had a mega millions jackpot winner tonight's drawing eight o'clock tonight ktvu is amanda quintana will be joining us with a live report on this coming up at 5 30. sonoma county plan to clear a homeless camp from the popular walking trail today of next why those plans are now on hold, plus, santa rosa has a new police chief. what he says are his priorities for the c

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team the oakland city council will vote today on settling the lawsuit filed by former police chief and kurt factor. the city of oakland is set to pay $1.5 million to patrick after a jury determined she was wrongfully terminated. in her lawsuit, kirkpatrick claims she was fired in retaliation for exposing corruption and abuse of power by the oakland police commissioner. she was fired without cause back in february of 2020. she prowled the lawsuit a few months later, back in may, a jury agreed with her claim and awarded kirkpatrick $337,000. that's one years paid now, kirkpatrick released a statement saying, quote. i hope that the agreement of my favor is a signal to all who were witnesses to misconduct, especially those in law enforcement. do not stay silent. our system depends on people who will do the right

thing, even when it's the hard thing. the city of santa rosa has a new police chief, john cregan was sworn in at a ceremony yesterday. he officially takes over after serving as interim chief following the retirement of rainier navarro in may. creegan has been with the santa rosa police department for 17 years. he is vowing to improve the relationship between police officers and the community. pledging to our community to be able to listen to their concerns , and even if some of those concerns have some opposing views to how we're doing things that the police department i want to hear what those concerns the new police chief says he plans to make a crackdown on gang violence in santa rosa, one of his top priorities time not 5. 14 caught on camera a man attacking employees at a bakery in pittsburgh and tries to destroy the store managers say it began months ago when the customer did not follow covid protocols. ktvu brooks jarocz has the video of the violent

incident and how the community is responding. it's a small but popular place in pittsburgh family owned with tasty treats along harbor road. the real star at starboard bakery is the senorita bread, but last week in angry customers served up more than just attitude. video shows a self proclaimed military man shoving the register, throwing the credit card machine, knocking over the plexiglass and smashing the donut display. because something like this doesn't normally happen. in our store, especially managers say they told him he's not welcome before previously accused of not social distancing or following covid protocols around the holidays. this time, he was allowed to buy some bread, but reminded not to come back. that's when they say he claimed it w brother, who couldn't follow the rules. i'm not sure if he has a twin brother or not. um but we gave

him the benefit of the doubt. and we even offered a refund. but consider it apology not accepted. surveillance video shows him going to his suv and then coming back to the door to attack the workers. he punches one employee twice in the head and leaves him badly scraped up from the scuffle at the door. the owner was also hurt, suffering a fractured hand and broken finger. and now wearing a cast just broke my heart. because these are great people, and i don't like seeing it happening in my community. regular customers are rushing in buying boxes of big goods while bringing flowers, smiles and well wishes to let them know that the community supports them . and that people love them and that i'm so sorry that it happened. that's all i can say well, hoping someone can identify the guy who's traumatized and vandalized this pittsburgh bakery. i just hope he gets help. it's the anger that he has because that was really uncalled for. pittsburgh

police have not made an arrest but saying this is an open and active investigation. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news time is now 5 16 with the founder of the berkeley kite festival, says a large fee increase forced him to cancel the event. the kite festival held every year on the last weekend of july, since 1986 has been on hold because of the pandemic, the founder tom mcallister, told berkeley side the city has since raised defeat for events that cesar chavez park near the marina by more than $40,000. that makes it too expensive for him to put on this event. in response, berkeley's mayor, jesse arrogant, tweeted his support for the kite festival quote. in march, the council passed a policy allowing the city manager to waive or reduce park fees, and i encourage the city to reduce the fees for the kite festival so it can continue to soar. well this could be president biden's last

day of covid isolation. both the president and his doctors say his condition continues to improve. the president's remaining symptoms include some nasal congestion. hoarseness he is continuing to take the take the drug paxil, covid the antiviral medication, and if he tests negative for covid today, he could be out of isolation. tomorrow. the white house is proposing to restore rules to protect lgbt q. plus people from discrimination in healthcare settings. the affordable care act originally included regulations protecting lgbtq patients. from bias and discrimination. the trump administration changed the rules two years ago to allow medical staff to deny treatment to lgbtq patients because of religious objections. the federal agency responsible for enforcing civil rights laws against workplace discrimination, is now investigating tesla. it is looking into complaints that the electric carmaker has kept black workers here in california in lower level roles at the company

, even if they had the skills and experience for promotions. now the federal agency is also investigating a number of hostile work. environment complaints time now. 5 18, california teacher recovering in hawaii after being attacked by a monk seal look at your screen. this happened monday morning on a beach in honolulu. officials say the attack was unprovoked and the 60 year old woman did not know seals were in the water . witnesses say a mother seal was barking and attacked the swimmer while looking for her pup. officials say the woman who was injured had lacerations on her face her back and her arms. well today is expected to be the hottest day of the week long heat wave in the pacific northwest temperatures begin to drop in the northeast parts of oregon and washington state. they're expected to reach 10 to 12 degrees above average officials. they almost six million people in the region will be under heat alerts through the week. we just bring

the case over here to the waterfront. we live in vancouver. we want them to have a little bit of water. get used to it. but every summer, it just feels like it's never been this happy before. what is the problem? in the meantime, the extreme he'd left tens of thousands of people with no power in parts of northeast over the weekend. a report back in may from the north american electric reliability corporation says more than half of the u. s. is that a higher risk for large scale blackouts this summer? alright 5. 20 is the time let's check in with steve paulson not it's hot as it has been, so that's not been centered over us this year compared to the last couple of years. 23 years it's been in the in the rockies. it's been in texas, and now it's building northward. we're going to start in st louis, missouri. why because they just recorded eight inches of rain in 24 hours , the greatest all time single day rainfall breaking the old

mark of 6.85 and 1915. what's important about 1915 that was the remains of the great galveston's hurricane. eight point oh, six at the st louis airport in 24 hours. wow any humidity? dave that all moves out. wow boy, back home. our good friend chris henry says in morgan hill. warmer fog this morning 55 degrees versus 51 52 looking for lightning in the northeast skies how exciting lighting yes, indeed. and temps are firs to 5 degrees compared to yesterday at this time combination of low clouds and tropical clouds and there they are. any attack and brentwood have both reported rain. livermore had a little bit of drizzle. numerous lightning strikes from tracy and stockton's out the brentwood, antioch oakley heading into solano county and also napa county. maybe out towards cordelia as we can see the line right there towards the napa airport as well as that line lives northward. so we are

looking for low clouds. plenty of low clouds, sun and clouds, some lightning and maybe brief shower or two wouldn't probably be very much amazing amount of weather going on mount diablo, is that almost 80 degrees here yet they have a south wind at six. so that's dragging up. some of that moisture from off the sierra and also in the san joaquin valley 50 sixties on the temps. we are running warmer as you saw, you can see the lightning strikes out towards eastern contra costa county, coming off the sea year off the san joaquin valley as well combination of that high building to the pacific. northwest is dragging in some of that moisture and it looks like it's lifting northward. putting us in line for lighting in the sierra nevada finally getting in. it looks like well, you know, we don't want the lightning will take the rain, but we don't want the lightning but we have it. 60 seventies eighties on the temps, and i do think there's a lot of tropical clouds in our near future, dave. okay z. thank you, thomas 5 22. this is a very important week for the economy and for the stock market up next, what

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it's 5 25 to 40 niners open their training camp today at their headquarters in santa clara. the focus will be on second year quarterback trade lance, who the team insists is the new starting quarterback while they're trying to trade jimmy garoppolo and his $25 million contract doing that would make it easier to extend deals with deebo, samuel and nick bosa. later today, head coach kyle shanahan and general manager john lynch will talk to the media. 49ers first. public practices tomorrow. we moved from one type of football to another, now one of the world's most successful soccer teams, is in san francisco. today real madrid will play the mexican team club america in an

exhibition historical park. real madrid won the spanish league last season as well as a european champions league. that's the tournament featuring the best teams all over europe. the kick off tonight at 7 30. british aviation company wants to look to the past to get an idea of what will be flying in the very near future. the company is hybrid air vehicles, it's creating an updated version of blimps. they called them air landers. there are more than 300 ft. long they will be able to travel 4600 miles at a time and stay in the air as long as five days, company officials said. they also cause a lot less pollution. is designed to deliver 10 tons of freight 100 passengers and to deliver them to places or take them to places that only 10% emissions of other aircraft. company officials say flights won't be as fast as the current jets, but that ride will

be smoother and more comfortable because every seat is has access to the ill. it makes it easier to get up and walk around, and , they're less affectedish airlino make the first commercial flights and it in 2026. right now. we're keeping an eye on san jose. we're waiting for a corpse flower at san jose state university to bloom. now the school's biology department set up this live stream from inside its tropical greenhouse. we see it right there in the middle of your screen. they predict this nine ft. tall plant will bloom and open up sometime today. it's called a corpse flower because it has a horrible smell gives off the odor of rotting flesh. only about 1000 of these plants in the wild, and one of the reasons is loss of habitat. thomas find 27 pressure growing

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has been the scene of three separate crashes this year. now a frustrated neighborhood group is trying to do something about it. and the fire continues to burn through dry brush near yosemite national park. we're going to update you on what is now the largest wildfire in california this year. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. july 26 something we don't hear

. steve talked about very often around here. lightning in the bay area. august september, yes , july not too often too often in july, but we have that this morning along with a couple of reports of some rain. brentwood antioch lightning strikes out towards discovery. well lightning being observed. i should say i don't know. i have probably hopefully cloud to cloud discovery. they rio vista lifting northward and the solano county parts of napa county, although it looks like it's kind of losing a little bit of oomph, as it lifts northward, but still some act tropical clouds coming off. the valley and also this year, so some wild tuesday weather at least for us fog. there's a big fog bank out there, son. breezy to windy, few showers and lightning temperatures actually coming down a little bit so sixties seventies and eighties. alright sounds here at 5 31 picking up somewhere still okay is getting a little busier, steve. it's kind of incremental as you drive on 80. you see more cars every minute but so far. you still have a lot of room out there, i would say if you are driving on

80 westbound heading out to the mcarthur maze, and then if you're getting out to the bay bridge, you will see that the traffic does look pretty good, even though more cars are there than they were just last half hour. usually at about six is when those metering lights come on, but they haven't yet so you still have a little window of opportunity. 5 32. let's go back to the headlock. thank you. cal fire says it's making progress in the battle against the oak fire. the biggest wildfire in the state's so far this year. it is in mariposa county. it's burned almost 27 square miles since last friday, and it's destroyed 55 buildings, including some homes, almost 3000 people have been forced to evacuate, and almost as many firefighters are battling the fire on the ground and in the air, fire says. as it is making progress. this fire is now 16% contained all things being equal. if you have the same conditions on the ground today, and you added more wind, yeah, you would see more extreme fire

behavior and firefighters from all over the state are on battling this fire, including fire teams from san francisco, fremont and hayward. they're expected to be out there as long as 15 days before fred cruiser brought in if those areas are still burning out of control. fire crews in the north bay are investigating two small fires in pope valley in napa county. the first fire started at about 7 30. last night, at least one structure was lost by the flames that was near lariat street. but firefighters have not said if that was a home. firefighters are also still monitoring some hot spots out there. the other fire burned five acres of brush and geysers ville at happened about two o'clock yesterday afternoon. this is time lapse video showing how the night's fire caused a lot of smoke. firefighters got the flames contained within a few hours. no structures were lost in that fire. homeless camp mint logged

the joe redonda trail in santa rosa won't be cleared out today as planned. that's after a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order requested by a group of homeless people living on the trail. they say sonoma county and the city of santa rosa were planning an eviction without providing shelter options as required by law. now county park rangers handed out notices last friday. telling homeless campers to leave by today or risk a fine or arrest. a county spokesperson says the county plans to fight the order in court during the hearing tomorrow, your time now. 5 34 san francisco supervisor, hillary ronen is now joined the call for school board member and shoe to resign, hillary ronen released this statement saying, i recognize the commissioner shoe has offered an unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused to black and brown families. however as we face major challenges, that s f u s. d. we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal

outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students who struggled the most. and san francisco unified superintendent bad wayne last night addressed an audience had many zoos in san francisco. however we've been told he did not address the controversy surrounding and shoe anti semitic signs were found in the downtown neighborhood in marin county. the signs in san rafael were discovered sunday night and several driveways in police say they were distributed in plastic bags. now the notes did not make any specific threats to harm anyone or target a specific location. detectives are working to track down residential video footage, which made lead to an arrest. other anti semitic signs have been found recently in palo alto, danville and san francisco. san francisco supervisors are trying to iron out a compromise plan that would give police more access to live security feeds from private surveillance cameras, but there would be certain restrictions. now a

rules committee within the supervisors is drying up the modified proposal it would allow for temporary live monitoring of cameras, but only what are considered significant events with public safety concerns or in the course of a specific criminal investigation. this compromise would also establish a one year trial period. the board will take up the issue again in september. time is now 5 36, a group of protesters gathered at an east oakland intersection has been the scene of three separate deadly crashes this year. they're demanding immediate changes at 60th and bancroft in east oakland. protest last night came eight days after the latest death of that intersection are hit and run driver killed of pedestriany improvements on our streets, and we need that done now soon, not five years from now, 10 years from now, whenever you know we

need it done before another person is killed by a driver. now auckland city councilman lauren taylor joined the protests during last night's demonstration. he says he's already contacted the trapped ec traffic safety problems at 60th and bankrupt have to respond more quickly make the changes that are necessary across the entire spectrum from design. how we design our roadways to yes, ensuring that we change the culture with enforcement as well. the protesters want more police patrols in the area and a lighted crosswalk across bancroft to better protect people at night. berkeley police are investigating a serious accident involving a car and pedestrian first reported just before five o'clock yesterday afternoon at telegraph avenue and derby streets. police say it was a woman who was in the crosswalk. when she was hit by a car. she is now in critical

condition. police say the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. the police don't believe drugs or alcohol were factors in this accident. starting today, sam trans will reach out to writers promoting upcoming service changes. sam trans will have people known as community ambassadors that high traffic transit areas, including the daily city, bart station and redwood city transit center, the ambassadors will notify writers about service changes beginning on august. 7th which includes new bus routes in different arrival times. alright, our time is fivethirtyeight tonight's mega millions. lottery jackpot is up to $810. million is morning. the fourth biggest lottery jackpot ever, and a lot of people are feeling lucky right now. we'll say ktvu is amanda quintana is in albany right now, talking about how much you could possibly win. good morning, amanda. good morning. it will be a very good morning tomorrow if you find out

that you actually won tonight. people are very excited about this. obviously look at that $810 million. imagine how your life would change with that. now with that jackpot, the cash option is more than $470 million . now no one has won the mega millions jackpot since april, 15th. but the next winner could be someone here in the bay area. the odds of winning are one in about 303 million. but the big question is, what would you do if you did win? go to the airport catch the first plane to the south of france by house and die there and probably about two years. luck, it's just $2 to play. you get your five numbers and then you get that one mega ball number. now you will need to match all six of those numbers to get the jackpot. but there is a total of nine ways that you

could win something. obviously, that ranges from the jackpot to just get in your $2 back. we've talk to your view of people. they are excited. i know i've got my $2 ready. i'm going to go in there and get a ticket and we'll see cross our fingers live in albany. i mean, quintana ktvu, fox tunis. alright, amanda, good luck to you. yeah we'll see if she shows up for work. it's kind of hard to hide that. but do your best if you win your phone number set up a blind trust. i think you can get away with not then. that's the trust wins. because nevada but change your phone number one in the world will be asking you for money. that's true. we also have a little bit of activity. all quiet in the weather department know there's a lot going on, especially out towards eastern solano county. the valley. also contra costa county had a couple reports of some rain, brentwood , antioch and some lightning strikes. tracy discovery bay,

rio vista that line is lifting into solano county, napa county. looks like it's starts to fall apart a little bit, but there could still be some drifting up. you can see there's still plenty of by stockton and the ultimate past. so 50 60 seventies eighties little cooler. today there's still a big fog bank in place. the breeze has been out of the west, southwest or south and you can see temperatures are actually running about 1 to 5 degrees warmer than they were 24 hours ago more fifties. and sixties. see some lightning strikes right there. boom! boom boom! boom! boom right there. hopefully they stay cloud to cloud. we don't want any cloud to ground strikes, please. but up in the sierra, some cloud cover lifting north and look at all that moisture. so i think tahoe is now in the mix to finally get maybe some thunderstorm activity here. it's close, the highest building in the pacific northwest. the floor around that is clockwise. that's what's driving in along with that load of the south. some of that moisture for us and some of that as well as lifting northward. so we get some lightning this morning, and i think the tahoe truckee and areas northeast are also now more into the mix here over the

next couple of days, 60 seventies coast in bay eighties now inland tropical clouds that look like they'll be on their way into thursday and friday, and then it does look cooler going into the weekend. alright steve. thank you time now. 5 42 new this morning, russia will now opt out of the international space station after 2024. instead, the kremlin will focus on building its own space station. russia says it will fulfill its obligations. other partners at the international space station before leaving the project. this development comes during all the tension between russia and the west over the invasion of ukraine. russia's military action in ukraine. covid-19 vaccines have been available for some of the youngest americans for more than a month. but coming up in our six o'clock hour why some parents say they will not be vaccinating their young children and president biden speaking out about the january 6th investigation, coming up the blistering attack he made on former president trump

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sent two. it's 5 44 happening today, we'll get the latest report and consumer confidence in the us the conference board's report will show how consumers and businesses feel about the short term economic outlook. economists predict a that rates will. the consumer inflation rate will be the lowest level since february. that report comes out at seven o'clock this morning in today's dollars and cents. the federal reserve begins a two day meeting today. it's expected to raise interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point that would be announced tomorrow. the fed has already raised rates three times this year, but economists say more needs to be done. to rein in a 40 year high in inflation. now, financial analysts doubt

the fed will go as far as raising rates by full percentage point, but the fed is projected to raise rates again when it meets in september, november and december. some of the biggest companies, including several here in the bay area will announce their quarterly earnings. the companies include google's owner. alphabet visa, microsoft, facebook's parent company, meta will release its financials tomorrow. apple amazon fighter coming on thursday, chevron friday but this morning walmart surprising the street came in quarterly and annual profit expectations are cutting the country's largest retailer says growing inflation is forcing shoppers to spend more on assess it ease. like food and energy and cutting back on things like clothing and electronics, and that is forcing walmart to cut prices on products that consumers are bypassing. walmart had expected earnings to remain flat for the second quarter and declined by 1% for the year. now it's looking at a drop of up to 13% for the year. alright our time is 5 46 happening today. the

senate will vote on the bill aimed at increasing the production of semiconductors here in the us, it would give $52 billion in federal funding to help chip make kers build or expand their plants across the country. president biden yesterday held a virtual meeting with tech and business leaders in support of that measure if the bill passes in the senate, it would then go to the house for approval, and president biden says former president trump lacked the courage to act as his supporters stormed the u. s capitol building on january 6 2021. in a speech before the national organization of black law enforcement president biden praised the police officers who were attacked. the police were heroes that day. donald trump black, the courage to act. the brave women and men in blue all across this nation should never forget that. you can't be pro insurrection and pro cop. you

can't be pro insurrection and pro democracy you can't be pro insurrection and pro american. president biden said law enforcement officers helped save our democracy despite being brutalized by the crowd, and there's new evidence that was shared by the committee investigating the interaction that shows then president trump edited a speech that was aimed that strongly condemning the deadly attack on the u. s capitol and original script included lines ordering the justice department to quote ensure all lawbreakers are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. it also said the rioters do not represent me. but those lines were never spoken by mr trump. they were crossed out, apparently by the former president himself. 96 year old artist and san francisco used the january six attack on the u. s. capitol as inspiration for her latest artwork. elaine badly , arnaud created a wall size painting is expressing her

outrage over the january 6th attack over the last five months. she's been working on this painting at her studio in san francisco's bayview district, she says. the rope represents the rioters intent to harm vice president mike pence, and president trump, who she says is responsible for the interaction. that's just, um, unbelievable to me. and i want people to see the horror of that. she plans to finish the painting and about a week and hopes to put it on display in a public place. hundreds of amazon workers are planning a demonstration outside a medical facility in downtown san francisco. today they're worried about amazon's plans to further expand into the healthcare industry. now amazon recently announced it is buying the servant, cisco based primary care group one medical for an estimated $4 billion. the workers say the purchase could lead to lower standards of

healthcare and less patient. privacy at one medical clinics. time is 5 49 park rangers say campgrounds at portola redwoods state park will closed temporarily. because of low water flows in peters creek, the park's main water source. they use areas and the trail camp will stay open, but drinking water won't be available. alright 5. 50 is the time let's check in with sal on our commute . what do people need to know sal 5 50 right now pam and dave and we don't see a lot at the bay bridge. i always look at the bay bridge as kind of my guide as to what the rest of the commute is doing. and once you start seeing a crowd here, usually the rest of the commute follows. but if i look if you look at this map here, you back up a little bit, the only spot that i see where there's a lot of slow traffic would be the ultimate pass on that transition from tracy and deliver more but livermore to dublin looks okay. so you know it just like you

would on your phone. maybe kind of scroll around. see what your commute looks like. i don't see a lot, which is great. so but i think this is going to start changing here any minute now. and of course, that's why we're here at 5 50. what about today's weather? you're asking yourself well, here's the man who knows. thank you kind, sir. yes, sir. all right. we'll get to it here. we have a little bit going on. i'll say lots of reports of some lightning showing up here, mainly eastern contra costa county. couple reports of rain out towards brentwood. also antioch's some of that moving into solano county. and wallet creek about three o'clock this morning. brief little downpour, right? there. alright so if you i was dreaming it rained last night. no it did. we had brief little rain coming in so there could be some scattered showers here. lightning as well. hopefully it stays cloud to cloud low clouds, breezy sun and clouds, some lightning still showing up here mainly to the east and onshore breeze. travis has been up to 35 mph, now just

shy of 30. the lows are warmer due to there's also a huge fog bank. so the combination of that and tropical clouds you can see some of the lightning strikes all follow the line there. out towards modesto stockton, the brentwood antioch now moving up towards solano county. looks like it's losing a little bit of punches that lifts northward and the napa county, but there's still plenty of moisture coming off the valley and also this year. what's happening is the highest building northward as a dozen to the pacific northwest, giving them some pretty warm temperatures there. you can see some of that moisture coming around that there's also low in southern california. combination of those two are funneling. in some moisture. it looks like that line is now lifting closer towards tahoe. truckee if it isn't today, it'll be over the next couple of days, and i think we get another surge of moisture coming in. if it isn't friday, it'll be saturday 60 seventies eighties cooler today. tropical clouds thursday. maybe friday for sure looks like coming in on saturday, so we have to keep some of that in the mix here all the way into the weekend. you guys okay sees. thank you. time

is 5 52 today the 49ers start their training camp in santa clara. coming up at six o'clock, some of the top preseason storylines we're following so far. he is wrong, blunt, extremely popular and now controversial. dave chappelle comes to the bay area tonight after a sold out show in another state was canceled.

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sang opera paul sorvino was 83 years old. well the pope is publicly apologizing to indigenous people in canada for abuses conducted by a church missionaries at church run residential schools. in the past , the pope went to visit the grave sites of hundreds of victims in alberta. canada then led a prayer at a cemetery near the site of a former residential school. pope francis formerly asked for forgiveness for the catholic george role in the generational abuse the community suffered for almost 150 years. those schools were operated by churches and the canadian government in order to force cultural assimilation. a new study finds obesity rates for american children have increased over the last 10 years now, louisiana state university researchers studied data from nearly 15,000 children and teenagers. they found that obesity among children between the ages of two and 19 increased from 17.7% to 21.5% doctors

suggest physical activity and healthy eating to maintain a healthy weight. congresswoman jackie speier was in south san francisco to present federal grants to community nonprofits. spear announced. $500,000 is being earmarked for the economic advancement center, which helps people develop job skills and a grant of $160,000 is going to hope services. that group provides mental health services to people with developmental disabilities. and you give mental health services to someone with a developmental disability. or you teach someone how to set up their own business or how to be a successful employee in a local business. um, you are creating economic success. and independent, not 100 and 60,150 fear said the grants highlight how the federal government is working to reinvest taxpayer money back into the community. well this morning, the san jose sharks

will introduce the team's new coach. there are several reports that former new york rangers coach david quinn has signed a deal with the sharks queen has most recently been coaching the u. s men's hockey team and has a record of being a strong teacher and communicator with younger players. insiders say he will need to work well with the team veterans, though, to get the sharks back into the playoffs, which they have missed the past three seasons. firefighters working hard to make progress battling the oak fire burning near yosemite national park this morning. we'll look at some of the biggest challenges facing those fire crews and a plan to allow san francisco police to use private surveillance cameras has been put on hold the concern city supervisors have about that plan. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. july 26th. we have some surprises for you. we

do the weather. let's check paulson. people are, right? yout drinking dreaming. if you're here thunder. there was been lightning. that's for sure. there's been some reports of rain, antioch's brentwood and walnut creek. stacey says it was pouring. and walnut creek. i've heard of it for about five minutes around three a.m. and we'll go there and you can actually see it right there. there. it was right there, uh, again, also out towards antioch . brentwood reports of lightning being contra costa county heading into solano county and all towards napa, although it looks like it's losing some roof as it heads northward. fog sun. there's a huge fog bank. i don't want to forget that few showers lightning being reported 60 seventies and eighties salads here at six o'clock in the morning, and he's going to tell you the traffic is we're easing in to a tuesday, steve. okay and i like it. we're easing into it. we do have just a little bit

more congestion out there. let's go right to the east bay. i want to talk about that richmond bridge. it looks good if you want to get a nice commute over to marine before the crowd gets here. you can do that without any real delays here at the toll plaza east shore freeway. looks okay, coming around to the bay bridge toll plaza, and we don't have a big backup here yet. sometimes by six not here just yet. we'll keep you posted 601. let's get right back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal topping our news. we are expecting to see more smoke from the wildfire burning near yosemite national park again today and tomorrow. ktvu is james torres just checked in with cal fire and updates us now on that oak fire , james and what we need to know about our local air quality. good morning to you. we'll get an update from cal fire in about an hour. but good news about the wildfire smoke in our area, you'll see it. but you likely won't be affected by it. here's a look at some of those hazy skies. we saw that last evening air quality near yosemite park, as you can imagine, considered pretty hazardous at this point,

and part of that smoke is headed in the direction of places like lake tahoe and the east bay hills. this video here showing smoke headed towards the south bay. if you smell smoke, that might be a problem for some of the most vulnerable populations . air quality experts suggest shutting windows, shutting doors and avoiding the outdoors if you can but for most people, this won't be a problem. today however, those experts say the frequency of wildfires is affecting california's overall long term air quality. large intense, massive wildfires have become so routine now that there's worry in the sort of air quality community that the 56 decades of progress that we've made making essentially air pollution better by driving ozone levels down, that may see a bit of a reversal now. the oak fire has now burned more than 17,000 acres. that's about equivalent to the size of the city of novato. firefighters now have it contained at about 16%

that's fire has burned more than 50 buildings, and that includes homes. nearly 3000 firefighters have been assigned to the oak fire, california's largest wildfire of the year. the air quality advisory for the bay area will continue until tomorrow. david, pam, send it back to you, james. thank you, thomas now 603 new this morning . san jose police are investigating a deadly crash in north san jose on a side street . police say the car smashed into a concrete barrier around two am near truck hot avenue and o'toole avenue. one man was in that car. he died in the crash. it was the 39th deadly collision and san jose so far this year that intersection there was closed for three hours, but it has since reopened. we are expecting the announcement in oakland today of a reward to track down the killer of a food delivery driver who was shot and killed in his car. nine days ago , patrick con fang was attacked by two men as he sat in his car

this morning at 10 30, the oakland police department, along with the chinatown chamber of commerce will announce a 75 $100 reward for information leading to an arrest. if you have any information on the case, you should call oakland police 604 san jose police hope witnesses will come forward with information about the brutal beating on sunday where one man was seriously hurt. a group of people attacked two men sunday evening in downtown san jose near a rear entrance to send pedro squares. one victim has life threatening injuries. that victim described by his friends as a young man in his twenties who worked as a plumber. and it's not involved with gangs. we are looking into contacting family members and friends who may have been with that individual earlier in the day to kind of lay a track and understand where they were and how this occurred. if this is a random incident we want to know about that. that beating attack follows several other violent acts in downtown san jose recently, a fight inside of a ta correa ended with the police

shooting a man back in may, a double shooting near the campus of san jose state, left two people dead. police investigators say violent crime in san jose is actually trending downward and that san jose has less crime than comparable big cities in milpitas are searching for two thieves who were caught on camera stealing items from the jane center. er of northern california. now, security cameras captured the crime in progress early thursday morning at the temple, which is on main street in milpitas. police say they stole $6000 in cash and several valuable items. investigation continues now in contra costa county into a deadly house fire in antioch's it happened on serpentine way. first reported just after eight p.m. when firefighters arrived at that fire scene, they found a man who was pronounced dead lying on the floor of the burning house, and there was major damage. no one else was hurt. the investigation continues into how the fire started. san francisco

supervisors are trying to iron out a compromise plan that would give police more access to live security feeds from private surveillance cameras, but there would be certain restrictions now rules committee within the supervisors is drawing up a modified proposal it would allow for temporary live monitoring of cameras, but only what are considered significant events with public safety concerns or in the course of a specific criminal investigation. the compromise would also established a one year trial period. the board will take up the issue again in september, right, pam time at 606 and happening today, the big lottery jackpot drawing to win $810 million in the mega millions lottery jackpot. it's 1/4 biggest lot jackpot in u. s history, and it may go even higher, which i think it will if the ticket buying rush increases now, if you take the lump sum more than $470 million

california is among 45 states at play mega millions along with washington, d c and the u. s virgin islands. each ticket costs $2.01 of the world's most successful soccer clubs. and sarah is in san francisco today , real madrid will take on the mexican team club america in an exhibition at oracle park. we were there as they covered the in field with grass to form that soccer pitch. madrid won the spanish league last season as well as the european champions league, which is a tournament featuring the best teams throughout europe. tonight's kickoff is 7 30. time is now 607 . the 49ers training camp starts today at their headquarters in santa clara, and a lot of the attention will be on second year quarterback trey lance 49ers insists he's the new starter. they're going to try to trade jimmy garoppolo and his $25 million contract that would make it easier to extend deals to deebo. samuel and nick bosa, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan

and the general manager john lynch, will be talking to the media later today. 49ers first public practice is tomorrow. alright six. oh, seven is the time will be watching that sounds watching traffic, though, has the commute. look i'd rather talk about the niners. pam i what do you think? so? i mean, just as long as he doesn't go to the seattle seahawks, right? you know, at this point, i wish the best for him. i want him to go wherever he goes. i want him to do well, but i think trey lance, obviously everyone knows is the future so we'll see. but there's not the reason i throughout the niners. it's there's not much to talk about. let me show you the bay bridge. look at this. there's not a lot and we like it when it's quiet out there. now there's just a couple of slowdowns beginning to develop, but we are still doing very well. the peninsula is nice. the east bay is nice. we do have a little bit of slowing on how we for just a little and that's about all so i don't know what's going on. but you know what?

things are good. you don't ask a lot of questions. just kind of let it be. so we'll be here. i'm sure it's gonna turn at some 0.608. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. lifelong dreams shattered in minutes. the search for those responsible for robbing and destroying, and oakland ice cream shop growing concerns about the monkey pox virus, hitting one ethnic group really hard in san francisco with health leaders are doing to try to slow down the spread of the virus. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

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there is growing bay area frustration about the rising number of cases of monkeypox here in the bay area. ktvu is andre senior joining us now to talk about this in the latest setback and the effort to get people vaccinated, big problems that continues to happen over in san francisco right now, the monkey pox vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital will be close to date that hospital announced it has run out of vaccine once again as the number of cases continues to rise in

the bay area. at this point, there is no word on when san francisco general will get a new supply. but state senator scott wiener san francisco said it could be months before public health agencies will be able to get enough of the vaccine to meet the growing demand. san francisco keeps running out of monkey pox vaccines. we have a lot one of the largest populations of people with monkeypox in the country. um it's spreading and we need to get people vaccinated. scientists at stanford university they are testing wastewater from monkey pox, just like they did earlier for the coronavirus. so far, monkeypox has been detected in 10 of the 11 systems tested in palo alto and other bay area cities. at the same time, federal health agencies say they're stepping up their national campaign to make the vaccine available to anyone in the us who is seeking protection. to date we have distributed more than 300,000 vaccines to jurisdictions around the country. we have procured more vaccines than any other

country in the world. probably more than every other country in the world combined, the world health organization declared the international monkeypox outbreak a global emergency. more than 16,000 cases have been reported in 75 countries, nearly 3500 of those cases here in the united states, the cdc says they have more than 360 56 reported cases. of monkeypox here in california , san francisco, the most in the state with 215 identified cases so far back to you, pal. all right, thank you. andre san francisco's department of public health says the latino population is being disproportionately affected by monkeypox. data shows latinos make up 15% of san francisco's population comprised 30% of the city's monkeypox cases. right now, the department is working with community groups to help latinos take steps to protect themselves. we know that health disparities, social disparities , economic disparities hit our communities first, right, so

here we are again with monkeypox emerging in our community. help. the latino task force started during the pandemic as the latino population faced a disproportionate impact from covid. the group is now using its outreach programs like food distribution to inform the community about the risk of monkeypox. our coverage of the monkey pox virus continues here on mornings onto and online, you can find the latest developments anytime of day by going to our homepage of ktvu dot com time now. 6 14. the white house wants to restore rules to protect the lgbt q. kim unity from discrimination in healthcare sentence. the affordable care act originally included regulations that protect lgbtq patients from bias and discrimination. but the trump administration changed the rules two years ago to allow medical staff to deny treatment to lgbt q patient because of religious objections. well this could be

the president's last day of covid isolation. both the president and his doctors say his condition continues to improve. the president's remaining symptoms include some nasal congestion and some hoarseness. he is continuing to take tax levied the antiviral medication and if he tests negative for covid today, he could be out of isolation tomorrow at 6 15 the vaccination rate among young children against the coronavirus is still very low, according to the kaiser family found station less than 3% of children under the age of five, has received at least one dose of the covid vaccine. that's about a half a million children in total numbers are only slightly better . here in california. we're just about 4% of that age group have had at least one vaccine shot. the kaiser family foundation released a new poll today showing more than 40% of parents of children under the age of five say they will definitely not vaccinate. their kids

compared to 10% who say they want to get their kids vaccinated as quickly as possible. 25% of parents, they want to wait and see how the vaccine works in other young children, while 13% said they would only get their child vaccinated if it was required for school or childcare. bart riders could soon be required to wear masks again. the transit agency's board of directors is scheduled to vote on thursday about returning to a mask mandate. if the board approves the measure, it would stay in effect until october. at that time, the board could extend it or drop it, depending on infection rates in the bay area. the most recent mask mandate on bart expired last week. right now, the c d. c is recommending people wearing masks in public endorsed spaces across the bay area because of the chance of infection remains high. 6 16, the smart train has seen an 83% increase in monthly riders since january. according to the marin i j smart train had 41,000

passengers in the month of june compared to 22,000 in january, but ridership still below the 55,000 passengers in june of 20. 19 before the pandemic. and starting today, sam trans will reach out to riders to promote upcoming changes in service. so i'm trans will have people known as community ambassador is that high traffic transit areas, including the daily city, bart station, redwood city transit center, is ambassadors will notify riders about service changes beginning on august, the seventh it includes new bus routes and different arrival times. all right, we have some good news on the commute says it's been, um, pretty nice. so far, people probably still on vacation right summer vacation. it's still july. isn't that wouldn't that be nice, pam. i would love to head out right at this very moment. right right now, do this. say i can do this traffic report from anywhere in

the world with the art technology. maybe i should do it from hawaii. but i don't think the bosses will be the too keen on that. you know what? right now we do have a nice looking commute here. i will show you the traffic on 80 westbound coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good. there's not a big backup, although the metering lights are on, and there is a little bit of a backup beginning to form the rest of the commute the peninsula the east bay hasn't really formed yet. which is good. i like what i'm seeing here and the traffic continues to move along very well now. i said, go to steve. steve i got a message here on social media. from melanie and antioch's says there was a power outage in any act starting this morning at 2 20 ended in around 5 40. i'm wondering if the weather had anything to do with lightning got it? there was lightning out there. so a lot of people in antioch maybe a little behind this morning, they wake up going. i got plenty of time. no, you don't write. we have light. okay let's set set up the scenario here. i off the sierra

. we're getting or flow around the high east southeast. there's a little low off of monterey. that direction is coming in from the south. so what is being dragged up in our direction? tropical clouds see how that works. there they are. there have been numerous lightning strike. lightning reports hopefully cloud to cloud out towards rio vista, brentwood, adding up discovery bay and also some reports of rain, especially around brentwood, antioch and wallet creek about three o'clock this morning. pretty good little downpour happened. lot of this county and also napa countyto be more e clouds. marijuana creek where you show up here, it'll be have to recycle it right there right there. i went by real fast, but if you were saying, man right there. it went by if he said i heard rain. this was dreaming. no, you weren't. there was some rain along the creek about three o'clock this morning came down pretty pretty hard for about five minutes. fifties sixties seventies. i don't want to forget there's a big big fog bank out there to travis, west southwest 28 gusting 36 mph. so

the delta breeze is up early and rocking and rolling. the lows are warmer this morning due to the cloud cover low midnight and you can see some of that line of the lightning strikes. is it come in? i just think we're in line for some tropical moisture here. you can see there's a lot now lifting northward heading more towards tahoe, truckee. i would put them in the mix now is that high builds northward the floor around that is to see how this works here. right there. that's the lower talking about right there, so that's going to keep some tropical clouds close for sure. in this year i see how that kind of picks up a little bit in intensity for truckee. we might get some dress with her so much fog out there sixties seventies eighties on attempts, a mix of fog, sun and tropical clouds panel take us all the way into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. well, we've had plenty of stories showing people doing a lot of moving around since the start of the pandemic later this hour. we're going to show you where some young adults are settling. and a relaxing day on the beach turned

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in the neighborhood and you can see the turkey follow the officer closely, even pecking at the side of his car. the officer chose to retreat and drive away, he suggests, if you find yourself in a similar situation, stay in your car. drive off, turkeys can only run up to 25 mph. a california teacher is recovering in hawaii after being attacked by a monk seal. the incident happened about 8 30 monday morning on a beach in holloway lulu just off the beach officials say ah, the attack was unprovoked. the 60 year old woman was not aware that there were seals in the water, and witnesses say a mother seal was barking and attack the swimmer while looking for her pup. officials say the woman received lacerations to her face back and arms. today is expected to be the hottest day of a week long heat wave in the pacific northwest. now as temperatures begin to drop in the northeast parts of oregon and washington state are expected to reach 10 to 20 degrees above average,

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alright some big names in business are in with earnings that surprised wall street as we take you live to that opening bell this morning. there it rings and walmart cut its forecast for the quarter and the full year, saying inflation is cutting into consumer spending at its stores. walmart, part of the dow, that report, taking the index down, probably about a half of a percent right now. walmart stock down about 8% looks like it will open down about 8% mcdonald's coming in with better than that. report but we have a lot of companies coming in with earnings of all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday, july 26 that was just outside gray skies and steve talking about lightning around the lightning and some rain. most of it was early early about three o'clock in the morning. but we've had some reports of lightning and i'll show you that in a second

stand tells us hard rain. what yes, hard rain and lafayette for about five minutes around three o'clock this morning, the same was reported also in walnut creek, and you can watch here. watch lafayette on the creek. it's coming recycled through right about here, right there. so around 33 15 in the morning part of a line that's been coming in off the valley, and you can see the numerous lightning strikes out towards brentwood, antioch, discovery bay, rio vista looks like it's kind of losing its punch as it moves into solano county and napa county. but there's still be some clouds there so some wild early tuesday morning weather fog, huge fog bank son breezy to windy, few showers. lightning sixties seventies and eighties. other than that, there's nothing going on. alright. here he is. there's always something going on with this man. thunder and lightning can be very, very frightening, steve so well, yes, i understand that. but if you'r whether it's like valhalla go out and tt

highway four. steve and i have been somewhat joking about it. but there's no joke that the power was out and antioch's this morning between about 2 25 40, according to one of our viewers. and some people may be behind. this is a look at highway four, a little bit of slowing beginning to develop. now i think that you know, a lot of people use their phone now for their alarm clock, which hopefully was charged up and didn't die on the charger last night. if you didn't have power , this is a look at highway 24. as you drive up to the lafayette area. it looks pretty good and you get to the richmond bridge. it's okay. 6 32. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal tonight's mega millions. jackpot is up to $810 million. has a lot of people feeling lucky ktvu is amanda quintana is, uh, at happy donuts in albany with maybe what you might do with those winnings and how you can win. good morning, amanda. good morning. i will say there are a lot of people here

at happy donuts just starting to get here. most of them are just happy with the doughnut and the coffee. they say, you know, it's just not their thing to play mega millions, but there are few people who are feeling lucky this morning. look at that. 810 million. that would be life changing now the cash option more than $470 million, but then you have to think about taxes. that takes away another 112 million. no one has won the mega millions jackpot since april 15th. but the next winner could be somewhere here in the bay area, the odds of winning one in 303 million, but the big question is, what would you do if you want? the airport catch the first claim to the south of france by a house and die there, and probably about two years. if you plan to try your luck, it's just $2 to play. you get your

five numbers and then you get the one mega ball number. now you need to match all six of those to get the jackpot, but you could win. in other ways. there is a total of nine ways that you could win. from the jackpot all the way down to getting your $2 back, which in my mind feels pretty good that that's a little luck, too. i got my ticket i know will be walking around trying to talk to people see what they might do if they win. that is a lot. a lot of money live in albany. amanda quintana ktvu fox student. amanda, you're a winner. time is 6 30 for cal fire says it's making progress against the biggest wildfire that burned here in california so far this year, it's the oak fire in mariposa county. it's already burned almost 27 square miles since last friday. it's destroyed 55 buildings, including some homes, almost 3000 people have had to evacuate , and almost as many firefighters are battling the fire on the ground and in the

air, wildfires says those flames are now 16. 18% contained. all things being equal. if you have the same conditions on the ground today, and you added more wind, yeah, you would see more extreme fire behavior. firefighters from around the state are battling this fire, including teams from san francisco, fremont and hayward. they're expected to stay out there as long as 15 days before fresh crews could be brought in if those areas are still burning out of control. it's 6 35, and we're seeing some new video from the first hours after that fire started take a look at all the smoke in the sky. this was from mariposa on friday. the person who recorded this video said the smoke in the sunlight create did a surreal image in the sky. it is hard to it just doesn't look real unbelievable, the national weather service said. that fires causing that smoke the haze. the air quality also impacting many parts of the central valley and

sierra now the bay area air quality management district says there will not be a spare the year advisory today, but the sky will be hazy that is expected to continue through tomorrow night because of smoke from the fire burning near yosemite national park. you can see the high level smoke in the south bay last night, but air quality readings across our region are still in the good to moderate range. 6 36 the oakland city council will vote today on settling the lawsuit filed by former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick, the city of oakland is set to pay $1.5 million to cook patrick after a jury determined she was wrongfully terminated. in her lawsuit, kirkpatrick claims she was fired in retaliation for exposing corruption and abuse of power by the oakland police commissioner. she was fired without cause back in february of 2020. she filed the lawsuit a few months later, the back in may, a jury agreed with her claim and awarded kirkpatrick

$337,000 year's pay. patrick released a statement saying, quote. i hope that the agreement in my favor is a signal to all who are witnesses to misconduct , especially those in law enforcement. do not stay silent . our system depends on people who will do the right thing, even when it's the hard thing. and oakland ice cream shop was demolished in a robbery that targeted their a t m surveillance video posted by flavor brigade in the diamond district shows that car take a look smashing through the front windows of the shop one week ago along with that atm theft theft , the thieves damaged almost everything from the freezers to the counters. and the cash register to go fund me account, set up by one of their longtime customers has raised more than $20,000. so far, time is 6 37, the founder of the berkeley kite festival, says a large fee

increase for the event has forced him to cancel the event, the college first of all held every year on the last weekend of july, since 1986 has been on hold because of the pandemic, the founder tom mcallister, told berkeley side the city is since raised a fee for events at cesar chavez park near the berkeley marina by more than $40,000, and that makes it too expensive for him to put on the event well in response, berkeley's mayor, jesse arrogant, tweeted his support for the kite festival, he said. in march, the council passed a policy allowing the city manager to waive or reduce park fees and i encourage the city to reduce fees for the kite festival. so it can continue to soar. well right now we are waiting for the corpse flower to bloom at san jose state university, the school's biology department set up a live stream from inside its tropical greenhouse. take a look. they predict that nine ft tall plant

will open up sometime today. it is called the corpse flower, because it gives off pretty bad smell the odor of rotting flesh. there are only about 1000 of these plants in the wild. one of the reasons is habitat loss. they typically grow in the rainforests of indonesia said you have not smelled have you have you have at the academy of the conservatory? flowers yeah. yes in san francisco. alright, time is 6 39. sal is back. you're watching? yeah i don't think i want. i don't want to go in somewhere and be like yeah. hey no, it's just that you know that morbid curiosity in your oh, gosh, that's horrible. let me go back in and smell that again. i don't know. i don't know. well, hey, it's you know, we'll see. i'm looking around, guys. dave and pam and i don't see a lot going on which is good highway four is finally beginning to get a little bit of a slowdown. in case you didn't hear me earlier. there was a power outage earlier overnight and antiochus. it may have set some people back. but you can

see right now in the traffic is getting kind of busy on the richmond bridge. we don't have a big commute. but there's a little bit of slow and go traffic here and at the bay bridge. we're beginning to see a little bit more of the slowdowns. so here we are started kind of late. this commute, which means it may go a little bit later when it starts early and ends up getting clear early, and that's the way it goes. it starts a little later we might go well into the eight o'clock hour. you can see traffic here on the dumbarton and san mateo bridge looked pretty good at getting over the peninsula. and by the way, the peninsula has been doing very well. one on 1 to 80 and highway one. 6 40. let's bring steve in with today's weather right now. thank you, sir. we'll get to our weather. there's plenty going on. but first we begin in st louis, missouri. why because it won't stop raining. they have had the greatest one day rainfall ever recorded with over eight inches of rain ending at seven am this morning. there are some areas in st louis now reporting tend to 11 inches of rain in less than eight hours.

climate talk climatology says the probability that happening is 1/10 of 1% guess what it's happened. they'll say one hunt once in a 100 year event, don't say that because it will happen again. but it was just nonstop, relentless record rainfall in st louis, much of missouri as well. we have a lot going on here. tropical clouds coming off the sierra rotating around the high there's also a low off of monterey funneling in a south wind, and that's dragging a lot of this tropical cloud cover in and also producing numerous reports see especially eastern contra costa county out to the valley as well. there have been some reports of rain, lafayette, wanna creek brentwood anti och and you can see the line now moving into solano county. looks like it's falling apart up there a little bit. but i would not be surprised a lot of cloud cover streaming across. but as we had wanna creek lafayette had rain early early this morning about 33 15 in the morning. there it is right there that went by. so if you said man, i was dreaming

rain last night. no, you weren't it happened. fifties sixties coast and bay seventies eighties was sun clouds possible lightning today we've already had reports of that a few isolated showers. it is a screaming wind out towards travis west southwest, that 36 mph. cordelia is about 25 50 sixties. the lows are up about 1 to 6 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. so we have low clouds high in mid level clouds. tropical clouds coming in. off the sierra and off the valley getting very close to tahoe. now you know, it's been south and east. but i think over the next or about two or three days that moisture is going to lift and also come back in from nevada. so that puts tahoe truckee in the window and maybe even for us as we had to eastern north that cloud cover will continue to filter in 60 seventies by the water eighties now inland. i just it's almost impossible to time. these as far as the surge of tropical moisture, but i think there's more on the way thursday friday and especially saturday, so something to watch . are you guys going forward?

save time? 6 42in santa rosa just keeps growing os plan will tell you the reason that cleanup has been delayed yet again. first let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning, pam. and dave. when i join you flying frustrations continue here as airport. see flight delays, cancelations, and now another problem is emerging, unclaimed luggage and numbers we haven't seen before coming up on mornings on to find out what happens to your luggage if you leave it at baggage claim for months. then in recent years we've seen the north bay have devastating. wildfires homes, wineries, hotel resorts burned to the ground in the next hour of mornings on two will tell you why experts say one country's new hotels could actually increase the fire risk there. we'll explain.

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into a homeless camp along the jordan to trail in santa rosa won't be cleared out today as planned, and that's after a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order the order, says sonoma county and the city of santa rosa were planning an eviction without providing shelter options, as required by federal law. county park rangers handed out notice last friday, telling the homeless campers to leave by today or risk a fine or arrest. county spokesperson says the county plans to fight the order in a court hearing. tomorrow time is 6 46. a new study is out is as most millennials are not strained far from home, the census bureau and researchers from harvard university found by the age of 26, 2 3rd of young adults live in the same area

where they grew up. 80% lived within 100 miles of their hometown, 90% live within 500 miles. children with higher income parents were more likely to move further away at the study determined that many young american con's have limited job opportunities because of the living, among other factors. in today's dollars and cents. the federal reserve begins their two day meeting today, it's expected to raise interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point that will be announced tomorrow. the fed has already raised rates three times this year, but economists say more needs to be done to rein in that 40 year. high inflation financial analyst out the fed will go as far as raising rates by a full percentage point, but the fed is projected to raise rates again. when it meets in september, november and december. some of the biggest names in business, including several here in the bay area announced quarterly earnings this week. many today after the closing bell. some of those companies include google's owner, alphabet visa. microsoft

coca cola, general electric, facebook's parent company, meta will release its financials tomorrow. apple amazon fizer are thursday. chevron friday. we'll have today's reports coming up. in mornings on to seven o'clock our time at 6 47, the british aviation wants to look to the past to get an idea if wg in the near future, the company is hybrid air vehicles. it's creating an updated version of blimps. here it is, it calls them air landers more than 300. ft long will be able to travel 4600 miles at a time and stay in the air as long as five days. also, the company says they cause a lot less. pollution. is designed to deliver 10 tons of freight 100 passengers and to deliver them to places or take them to places that only 10% of the emissions of other aircraft. company officials say flights won't be as fast as current jets with the ride is going to be

smoother and more comfortable because every seat is accessible to the isle, making it easier to get up and walk around, and there are big windows for great views, and because the airships fly lower and they're so big, there's less effect by wind guts. spanish airline hopes to make the first commercial flights in the year 2026. well new video shows what some are calling the future of living. saudi arabia building a city called the line and release this markup video of what the city would look like, okay, molding and creating woodhouse up to nine million people and have everything they need within minutes. the goal is to build a self sustaining city where people could live with minimal destruction to the environment. it's just two football fields wide but covers the same distance as santa cruz. sacramento would be 50% taller than the salesforce tower in san francisco. work is already

underway. the first sections could be open by 2024. now what do you think that seems pretty dense to getting claustrophobia was thinking the same thing living inside that. i guess i have to admit maybe on a much smaller scale. it would be kind of cool that 100% renewable energy. okay batch that i like i know again, maybe on a slightly smaller scale that seems a little overwhelming. that's the line and here's south salles watching what, if anything, it's been pretty quiet in our traffic , right? well, they wouldn't need a traffic reporter there. i don't think you know could still be some traffic inside there. well i don't. i didn't see any cars in that drawing, so don't be bumping into each other. maybe we are all right. the city of now, and if you're trying to get somewhere now, it looks okay. there's a little bit of slowing beginning to develop out there in the east bay. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving well, coming around the corner to the

toll plaza. you will see that we do see a little bit of a backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems on the bridge, but it's been in to get a little bit crowded. cemetery bridge looks okay. we had a i think this commute has been just a little bit milder than yesterday's. we had a couple of minor things pop up, but for the most part, it's still okay. it's just the hour where it might change a little bit coming up in seven and seven o'clock in the eight o'clock hour 6 51 that's talk about today's weather here , steve. thank you, sir. well plenty going on. we have a big fog bank, but tropical clouds are rotating in already reports a rain. and some lightning strikes now the highest parked in nevada in the flow around that around, 10,000 ft. up to 18,000. ft is coming in from the east. there's a little low down off of monterey that is tapping into moisture coming in from the south, and you can see the direction. look at that. that's pretty impressive. i mean, already beginning to make its move. we had reports of rain. lafayette, walnut creek, brentwood, antioch. and many reports of lightning especially

out towards eastern contra costa county. i know rio vista reports up to discovery bay front would antioch and some of that moisture now lifting into solano county and also up in the napa county, although it seems to be losing a little bit of its punch, as it lifts northward, but numerous lightning strikes or while cloud cloud so far based but i probably cloud to ground creek lafayette about 33 15 this morning. there it is, right by. i heard rain this morning. i yes, you did. it did only a couple locations, but one of our observers had 10.1 out in antioch from some rain as well. livermore about 20 seconds of drizzles what i heard fifties. maybe you had more 50 sixties near the water seventies and eighties inland. travis let me it's common. oakland airport. com novato, santa rosie at fairfield gusta 36 mph fifties and sixties on attempts. we are running warmer on the lows due to the multiple layers of clouds here and a lot of that moisture is moving in, so this will favor areas to the east and also the

north and certainly coming in off the sierra. which is now looks to be in the window. it's getting closer and closer for diets been around mammoth. bridgeport's some clouds make it in a towel, but most of the thunderstorm activity states south. i think that changes here, if not today, pretty soon here combination of those two will continue to bring in moisture and the line is lifting the rainfall. thunderstorm line is lifting right there. look as they go into the weekend and maybe early next week for this year, nevada but i think it shows up earlier than that. so coastal fog sun clouds showers for us possible lightning strikes as well, probably often on the rest of the week as temperatures really don't change all that much data. i see. thank you time now 6 53 almost that time of the year again. i'm talking about football season francisco 49ers hitting the field and training camp today and coming up in the next hour with the red and gold is focusing most of their attention on this season and criticism for the streaming service. hulu the group that's upset it wouldn't run. their advertisements. hey

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others in federal funding to help chipmakers build or expand their plan to run the nation. president biden held a virtual meeting yesterday with tech and business leaders in support of that measure. if the bill passes in the senate, it will then go to the house for approval. president biden says former president trump lacked the courage to act as his supporters stormed the u. s capitol building on january 6th 2021 address of the national organization of black launch. force mint conference. president biden praised the officers who were attacked by the mob. the police were heroes that day. thn

in blue all across this nation should never forget that. you can't be pro insurrection and pro cop. you can't be pro insurrection and pro democracy you can't be pro insurrection and pro american. president biden said. law enforcement officers help save our democracy despite being brutalized by that crime, and there's new evidence shared by the committee investigating the interaction showing then president trump edited a speech that was aimed at strongly condemning the deadly attack. an original script included lines, ordering the justice department to quote ensure all lawbreakers are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. it also said the rioters do not represent me. but those lines were never spoken by mr trump. they were crossed out , apparently by the former president himself and speaking of the former president of donald trump is returning today to washington, d. c for the first time since leaving the white house will deliver a

speech on crime to the america first policy institute. it's a group that supports the former president, former vice president mike pence, will also so deliver a speech today in washington. he will be addressing the young america's foundation, focusing on his vision for the future of the republican party. time is 6 59. some members of the democratic party are criticizing hulu for refusing to run ads on what they call quote crucial midterm election issues. democratic organizations say they tried to buy ads on the hulu channel, but disney refused to sell them time. the groups say that facebook, roco do youtube. another popular platforms, accepted the ads. group leaders say the ads focused on the republican quote agenda on issues. including abortion and gun safety, was only saying that refusal is content related, but didn't answer any requests for more information. california's

largest wildfire of the year is still burning out of control the fire in mariposa county. the latest on containment effort does smoke from that fire is being seen here in the bay area. plus the number of monkeypox cases in the bay area is rising. the one community being impacted the most as health officials see an all too familiar setback to getting more people vaccinated. and one man seriously heard in another attack in downtown san jose, where this would happen and what police say about the recent act of violence and that major south bay city from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t. it's a brand new morning so glad you're sharing it with us. i'm gasia mikaelian good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. july 26 each weather forecast from steve paulson is an eye opener. we didn't have rain overnight, but some people did did i wasn't far from many if you were east because wanna creek lafayette had some rain and brentwood and other locations like we have fog.