did $1.2 billion winning ticket was sold and the battle over people's park in berkeley has been waged for years, and cal just want a big decision for its plan to build housing. covid-19 monkey pox and the flu how local hospitals are dealing with the triple threat. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on to today is saturday. july 30th. i'm claudine wong. everyone i'm frank mallicoat happy weekend. let's get you outside because you're in. what around the bay. you might need the winch wiper is a little bit still little

dewey out there a little bit of drizzle falling on me coming in this morning. probably you as well and the low clouds widespread. we do expect another slow clearing day, especially all around the bay and along the coastline will be mostly cloudy . for today. temperatures are going to run very similar through the weekend. we will see an increase of those high clouds in the way of monsoonal moisture pulling in on sunday and that could make it feel a little bit more. amid better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your weekend coming up. alright this morning . we have a winner. at least one person purchase the winning lottery ticket for that $1.2 billion grand prize in the mega million. you imagine waking up and being a billionaire. i tried last night in a big way. we're here, so it's clearly not us still be here. maybe not tomorrow, but james torres is here to with how soon we could see a jackpot in the billions. again, james. good morning. everyone at the station is here today. by the way, all the production guys, do you have

that 1.2 billion prize. now we know of at least one person who had that winning ticket. it is the largest rather than third largest prize and a lot of history and got that high because for 29 straight days, no one had one or hit that jackpot here. no one had struck gold, but that winner not just not at ktvu, but it's not in california either. here's some of the details. it finally happened. at least one person is a whole lot richer this morning. those winning numbers 13 36 45 57 67. that mega ball number is 14. according to mega millions dot com the winning ticket was sold somewhere in illinois. we haven't yet heard of someone has claimed that prize as with many past big jackpots, so many people nationwide, including right here in the bay area, they tried their luck. they played the game. some saying that buying the tickets was just something they thought they'd try to do. some bought those tickets at the quick and convenient liquor store in fremont. why 10 years ago, someone bought the winning ticket. they're worth more than $50 million. and then four years later, someone else won a $10 million prize people we spoke to

say they played because, well, why not? i didn't purchase a lot , but i mean, just one ticket a maybe the golden ticket, so i don't know. just fingers crossed, i guess. that's unfortunately was not the golden ticket. the odds of hitting the jackpot there were one in 302 million, so don't feel bad that your ticket wasn't the winner. the cash option for the prize is valued at more than $747 million. i'll take it. the largest jackpot ever that was valued at 1.5 billion billion with a b that was about four years ago. some lucky person in south carolina claim that prize in the last time someone won in california was just a few years ago. but, you know, i feel like this, uh, kind of takes the pressure off now we don't have to worry about missing out on should i bought that ticket today? should i bought six instead of five? it's all over with that next, drawing. going back to a much smaller jackpot will be this coming tuesday. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news

. that's a nice way to look at it, james. it takes the pressure off and also takes the dream away. alright thanks, james. well new this morning, a judge has now cleared the way for people's park in berkeley to become the site of student dorms and housing for low income community members. late yesterday, the judge in alameda county ruled that uc berkeley's plan for the historic park does not violate california's environmental rules. and the university can finally begin work on this long blade project . people's park has been at the center of dozens of counterculture protests for more than 50 years. and the owners of a san francisco jazz club are angry at a group of thieves as well as police break in this week cost tens of thousands of dollars in damage and stolen property. the owner showed our amberleigh surveillance videos of the vandalism and the thefts that lasted for hours. music at black cat jazz supper club in san francisco's tenderloin district is not missing a beat despite surviving an 18 month long pandemic shutdown and now

vandalism and burglary early tuesday morning. a battle to keep our business alive. a man is captured on surveillance video, breaking the glass door with a skateboard around 1 15 in the morning and runs off. not long after people started burglarizing the club. come out of the hands up just over an hour later, police officers arrive after being alerted by a witness. the fire department tells me it responded at the request of police as a courtesy and temporarily covered up the shadow door. officers say they made multiple attempts to contact a representative of the business but was unsuccessful after police and fire left. people can be seen inside the club stealing again like they have to secure it, but at least to not come back and check on him again is very disheartening. chapman with black cats as more than 20, people burglarize the club for hours until an employee

came to work around seven am finding shattered glass and empty shelves. feel violated a little bit right. it's like your place your space. this is like my second home here all the time living its proverbial nine lives did not close a day. despite what happened, there's no damage to the inside of the club that would have been catastrophic because we have a lot of like really nice things in here. you know, they could have broken things they could have spray painted it really. it was just the cash cash grab chapman. stolen items include alcohol, food, musical equipment and instruments. the estimated loss is 25,000 to $50,000. chapman says it's important to have this club thrive in the tenderloin, a space for young jazz musicians after something like this happens at the black cat, it's not gonna happen again. i don't see it. i think they probably gonna, you know, figure out ways to make sure something like that doesn't happen again. chapman tells me additional security measures are being added here at black cat. the police department

says it is working on creating better policy to address incidents such as this one in san francisco and burly ktvu fox two news. thank you, amber time . now is seven. oh, seven. barria health agencies are now preparing for a possible triple threat of infectious disease problems later this year, the number of monkeypox cases continues to rise across the state with the barrier, one of the state's biggest hotspots for infections. the number of covid 19 cases also going up ahead of the flu season that typically begins in the fall and early winter. bay area hospitals are now preparing for possible outbreaks of monkeypox covid-19. and the flu all at the same time. a regular winter is a lot of demand period, but i winter which influenza monkey pox and covid together, i can't even imagine what that might look like. dr peter chen hong is an

infectious disease expert at ucsf. he is worried about the impact all three viruses will have on the barrier hospitals in the months ahead. the hospital isn't only about the beds. it's the flexibility of the system to deal with calls the emergency department for triaging and a lot of demand during the winter. dr chen hong is advising everyone to stay up to date on their covid shots. get a flu shot as soon as you can, is also opening more doses of the monkey pox vaccine will soon become available in the bay area so more people can be protected from that disease and the others were they even flew or the bird flu has turned up in the north bay. health officials say for wild birds tested positive for that virus in sonoma county. now humans do not normally get the avian flu. but the county health department says out of an abundance of caution. it's warning people not to handle or come into close contact with the dead or deceased. spurred the virus can be transmitted through saliva. it occurs most commonly in the wild in migratory

waterfowl and birds of prey. sacramento zoo is moving its flamingos and ducks to a quarantine area to keep them from contracting the avian flu. the u. s agriculture department partly blames the illness for the country's recent surge in egg prices. supplies are down because the flu has killed approximately 30 million egg producing birds. time now is 709 and we zip trip to pacifica yesterday and went upon arrival . it was raining and i thought, what? come on. it's july, but kind of the same kind of dewy weather. if you're around the coast right now, i guess right. we continue with this very seasonal pattern when it comes to temperatures, but the low clouds the fog patchy drizzle back with us once again this morning, and we are going to continue with this getting into sunday as well. here's a look at all the cloud and overcast sky san francisco there in the backdrop and a look at the temperatures this morning. it feels a lot like yesterday, even

the temperatures by a degree or two. most of us 50 degrees right now in san francisco. good morning to you at 59 upper fifties to low sixties for the inner east base 64 right now over san jose as we take a look at the 24 hour temperature change again within a couple of degrees from where we were yesterday. the winds are onshore . we do have the low clouds and the radar even picking up on a few scattered showers out there. yesterday we managed to accumulate a few 107 inches. some spots. i think san francisco reported to 107 inch some of our hills reported almost 10. of an inch. the visibility is low half moon bay along the coastline highway when you're going to find thick fog, with visibility down to three quarters of a mile there, santa rosa reporting for everybody else looking good. you have to be on the highways this morning, at least when it comes to visibility. here's a view of that cloud cover out there. it's gonna take a while before it backs off. here's a look at noontime, still mostly quality

inside the bay, perhaps the east bay shore, partly sunny for your lunch hour. in the north bay as well as we get into the afternoon, you're going to notice the low clouds. you'll also notice the clouds that come from this direction, and that's that monsoonal moisture that we are expecting to return by about eight or six o'clock in the afternoon. it's going to be a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day for the coast as well as our basic communities and into the north bay. so very cool pattern in place. if you do have dinner plans unless you're well inland . you can expect the partly cloudy skies and then by 10 o'clock tonight, you noticed the clouds coming from this direction. so hard to decipher which clouds are low mid and high. but again, we're going to have them stacked for today and into tonight as far as the afternoon highs very much where we should be 84 for santa rosa 64 san francisco sixties for oakland, 86 livermore in san jose. 80 degrees expected for your afternoon. better details on these numbers, what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. alright thanks, rosemary. well so be it

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channel channel dedicated to an entire city. whether it was the politics whether it was the music, whether it was the you know, community current events, so be was right there every day , more than that it was revolutionary because it gave oakland's people not a tube to stare at. but a mirror so bee just showed the beauty of black faces black owned businesses. black talent in one small city so be it was the first music video network in the nation on in several cities, so be day keeps that beat alive basically a year every year party to you know, commemorate, so be it and its legacy. so this year we're doing a daytime party and we're bringing out some great artists . great music from the dj from the south. tracks of our lives because of its strong legacy and the black history it helped make. and already agreed upon documentary is being made. johnson's working on plans to get soul beat back on the screen

to help that there are planned concerts, merchandise and a lot of public support. everybody wants to network back like people want to see the building come back, and when they on tv, like they want to see that 24 hour experience again, diverse crowd in the audience of people who appreciated so be tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. that actually today. so be concert starts at two pm at the new parish on san pablo avenue in oakland. acts include the loonies and three time crazy go to ktvu s web links if you'd like some ticket information, search and rescue teams are working across the state of kentucky this weekend, looking for people still missing and floodwaters, the governor's office and local authorities say at least 25 people have died and that includes a family of four children. hundreds of boats and aerial rescues are actively involved in the search and rescue crews are working around the clock to try to regain access and reach victims who are in hard hit areas. this severe

flooding has left at least 33,000 people without power. um we are starting to receive more information of more deaths. we do not have an official update at this time. there's still a lot of people out there. still a lot of people unaccounted for. we're gonna do our best to find them off. kentucky officials expect the death toll number to rise in the coming weeks as search and rescue continues the federal management agency and neighboring states are providing resources to help with rescue efforts. more rainfall is forecasted for early next week. speaking of rain, severe thunderstorms pounding las vegas the valley on thursday and friday, emergency responders answered at least 330 calls for service and over 5000 people were impacted by power outages. seven people were rescued from dangerous water threats and las vegas fire rescue us or responded to 22 vehicle crashes , 15 outside fires, even some of the casinos were heavily flooded

. las vegas weather forecast does not show any more rain. this weekend as they begin to dry out. flooding in the desert and it's just, you know, the weather we're seeing, you know, around the world really? you know, in europe, the temperatures that were in london. i mean, it is. it's just pretty incredible. we've had much less to worry about right now. although i do i do like the cold wet mornings when we're in fire season, which is pretty much always. yeah, absolutely. and, you know, we've been saying it on and off for the last seems like week or two. how we are probably the envy of so many because our temperatures have just been so incredibly pleasant , perhaps a little bit cool along the coast and warm inland, but nothing like what we could be experiencing this time of year. here's a look at what is happening all over. san francisco attempting to look at san francisco, we see the bottom part of the buildings there we have the low clouds. we have had a drizzle. even a few sprinkles reported near the coastline this morning. take a look at storm tracker to some of that added

moisture coming our way. via that monsoonal moisture that pounded las vegas. if i pull back just a little bit, it just continues to pull in from the desert southwest has that high pressure is parked over the four corners and it just wraps right around it moves into a southern california into nevada. and for us, it's you know, on its way as well. once again, here's a look at the future cast model. so the low clouds out there this morning going to be with us along the coastline the entire day. here's a look at noontime. where it's little hard to tell as i mentioned right before the break, which are the low clouds, which are the high clouds, but we know the high clouds are coming from the desert southwest . they're coming from the south and from the east, so as you take a look now at just eight o'clock in the evening, getting a little bit closer to sunset. we do have the clouds bent still up against the coastline for pretty much the entire day. but those other types of clouds are coming in as well. as we get into the overnight hours tomorrow morning, we wake up

with a blend of low mid and high level clouds and then into the afternoon. it just keeps coming . here's a look at seven o'clock in the evening tomorrow, likely to feel a bit more humid than today. but take a look at what's happening over this year. a thunderstorms in the forecast for perhaps tahoe tomorrow if you're traveling up something to keep an eye out for. meanwhile, outsider doors at this hour temperature is very similar to where we were yesterday, upper fifties and san francisco to mid sixties in britain. if you go into the giants game later today, it's going to be cool out there. mostly cloudy 59 degrees southwest breeze at 15 mph your game time 605. let's go. giants here's a look at the afternoon highs around the region for today, san francisco will actually warned about 64 into the north bay upper seventies for you, napa for the inner east bay 86 in livermore. and san jose for the afternoon 80 degrees. those numbers are very similar to yesterday and sunday , looking the same at least when it comes to the temps. as a matter of fact, we'll carry this trend monday tuesday into wednesday sixties at the coast

seventy's around the bay upper eighties inland with that monsoonal moisture hanging around it looks like for a couple of days back to you. thank you, rosemary. see when you walk down the streets of hollywood when we come back one of the most recognizable images of tinseltown it's getting a bit of a makeover plus i'm from the south. alright but when i come to san francisco, i don't know what it is. it's just like my second home and i love it and i miss it and i come out here all the time because of that reason. and today it was will clark day at oracle parkettes today. thank you. sal castaneda sat down with will the thrill as his beloved giants retire his jersey

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the 49ers hit the field again today for another one of their public practices and santa clara. today is more significant , though, because it's part of the nfl's campaign, unite players with fans and coming out of the pandemic. it's called back together saturday, and all 32 nfl teams holding public practices today. the niners workout starts. a little after 10 o'clock this morning. by the way, it's sold out. proceeds go to the 49ers foundation, help out local youth here in the bay area, now one player sitting out for a while is defensive lineman eric armstead. he sprained his right knee will miss a few weeks of training camp collided with an offensive lineman during drills that happened on wednesday. the team says it's not too concerned about it

because the injury is not long term. well. football media day in los angeles was filled with much more drama than in past years. each coach spoke at yesterday's event, including cows and justin wilcox and stanford's and david shaw. that annual event overshadowed by the departures of u. s c and u c l. a to the big 10 in 2024 questions about the future of the conference made it difficult to keep storylines on the field fans wondering if it's going to expand or merged with another conference. pac 12 commissioner george playoff cough address that in his opening remarks. as a conference where, of course, very disappointed by the decisions by usc and you sell a to leave the pac 12 and a century of tradition and rivalries after 2024 that said you were seeing u c l a have been proud members of the pac 12 for almost a century. despite their decision, we cherish our relationship with their student athletes, coaches, staff,

faculty, alumni and fans. for that reason i have personally. the commissioner confirmed that the conference is actively exploring expansion and said that there is significant interest in joining the conference. the hollywood walk of fame is getting a makeover. the stars on the streets will still be there, but the city wants to make it this area easier to walk, ride a bicycle and take mass transit construction begins next summer for expanding a pedestrian zone , upgrading the bus stops there and adding landscaping. certain sidewalks are going to be widened to create extra space for public art displays and for musical street performances. hundreds of people attended berkeley's free outdoor movie last night. it's part of the city's friday night movies in the park summer series. looks like you got a lot of folks there last night about 300. people attended the event. it said strawberry creek park they watched wreck it. ralph families brought blankets, sleeping bags and lots of snacks. it's all about community engaging and

stuff, you know, giving back to our community. we want them to try something different. if they're not able to go out to a real movie theater, we could bring the movies to them at their local parks. there are four more outdoor movie nights left this summer. the next outdoor movie night is august. the 12th movie up will be playing on the big screen there . ray and the last dragon luca and while e will be on the screen the following wings. environmental and health concerns about the oakland estuary. we look into complaints that it is murky and muddy. and another person wearing an expensive watch robbed here in the bay area. the moment the stick up that was recorded by a door security camera.

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good morning, everyone who has a nice shot of the east bay hills and right now we've got some cloud cover inland as well. and if you live on the bay around the coast, it's a little dewey a little damp out there. it's this pattern that's been kind of hanging out and i'm okay with it . yes, it's nice. it's beautiful picture out there this morning. great shot. there is hope, though. there is sunshine in that picture. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank malaka and i'm claudia wong. let's talk about our temperatures, rosemary watching all of them for us on this saturday. a morning? yes. good morning to both of you. happy saturday. temperature wise. we're not going to see much change. we will see an increase in our humidity, especially for the second part of the weekend. as that monsoonal moisture moves back into the bay area. but when it comes to the afternoon highs for today, we are looking at sixties at the coast to upper eighties inland, starting out with the clouds, a little bit of drizzle. a few sprinkles. we are looking at temperatures very

seasonal, though. for this time of year. better details on what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. all right. sad to report this story. but new this morning, there's one lucky lottery player who has become a billionaire overnight one ticket matched all six winning numbers for that huge $1.2 billion mega million jackpot. let's go to ktvu james torres, who joined us live to explain why you should still be checking your ticket because you could have earned some cash and james, you know it. it's something that you know you're trying to wrap your brain around the possibility of winning. i'm trying to wrap my brain around this guy or this woman or whoever this person who is waking up this morning like going home with hold onto this ticket very, very carefully. billion with a b and that's so funny. the game is called mega millions. but billions with a b is what they're going to claim a little later today or sometime this weekend, but you don't want to throw away that ticket just yet because there are some opportunities to earn from this game. let's talk about that. for a moment. those winning numbers

were 13 36 45 57 67 with the mega ball number at 14 if you match that mega ball number you immediately win $2. but if you have any of the other matching numbers beyond that, you can earn some more if you have at least four matching numbers, you start to earn hundreds of dollars. regardless if you got that mega number, so definitely be sure to check that ticket, according to mega millions .com that jackpot ticket was sold somewhere in illinois. there's also at least one winner in california that matched five numbers. experts say, while the winningest finals exciting if you're getting a lot of money, it's certainly worth handling that amount. responsibly. i would highly advise somebody who is the winner of the jackpot to, um you know, first celebrate, of course, but after you celebrate , start planning, and the best way to plan would be to hire a financial advisor. maybe contact us via or a tax attorney. the

odds of hitting the jackpot are one and 302 million, so it just really wasn't going to happen for most of us. the cash option for this prize is valued at more than $747 million, the third largest jackpot prize for this game, the largest ever died at $1.5 billion. that's about four years ago and the winter claimed that ticket in south carolina. now the most simple combination you can get on a lot of ticket on the mega millions. i think it's about three numbers that you match without the mega ball number that would get q $10. matched to without the mega ball number, so i'm just short of winning anything at all. but you get that mega ball number you get $2 you get a couple of numbers after that, you get just a little bit of cash. so again. don't throw that ticket away just yet. take a quick peek at it before you think you're not the winner. you're not the big winner. you might be a little winner, james torres ktvu. let's get back to you. all right, jim. hey, we're all winners. aren't

we? come on. yeah we're like, maybe not okay. no no god here. well we're a winner because we live here in the bay area. look at the weather, but we are going to turn to the oakland estuary. now we've got a live look at the water way this morning, looking back at the city. most days and nights are pretty seen here. but some folks living near the estuary say something suspicious is in that water. now, residents say they've noticed parts of the estuary have been really murky and muddy for days. katie us brooks jarocz did through the mess. we got up in the morning the ocean was brown. and not muddy brown like it is after the rain. it was brown like something had been mixed into it . for a decade. michael west has lived on the water here at the embarcadero cove marina on the oakland estuary. everything that happens out there on that water comes down here. and stops. but this week something stopped him from seeing clearly the water he

and his neighbors say, has been a murky, mucky mess, very brown and very muddy look like clouds of mud roiling through the water . this is sediment is very unusual, the regional water quality control board tells ktvu . there was a reported sediment plume near the park street bridge. after our questions, the board said it would send someone to check it out. one big concern for people who live here. the marine and wildlife we have ducks, geese, all different types of birds, and it is about the animals. we are now seeing greatly improved water quality, and the evidence of that is the return of the bird life. and also marine mammals. the ports of oakland says it's unaware of what could have caused the brown water but say it could even be the hull of a ship, scraping the bottom and churning up mud. there could be many different sources so we would look to any illegal discharge that might be happening. um maybe an overflow

at one of the treatment plans while there's a nearby storm drain east bay municipal utility district and the city of oakland both say they've had no sewage spills. but it's the tides come and go live aboard, residents say the dirty water has stuck around for the past three days. no one here that i've spoken to in years people have been living here for 2030 years i've ever seen anything like it. the regional waterboard and east bay mud both say they will be monitoring the estuary water to make sure there's nothing unusual going on and that the water is safe. in oakland, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. daly city police are trying to find those responsible for the latest robbery of an expensive watch in the bay area. many expected. you're watching video from thursday's incident on skyline drive was recorded by a door security camera, the armed robber pushing that victim against the truck and as you can

hear, demanding his watch. or the victim resisted the robber than pistol whipped him, and robert eventually grabbed that watch and hopped that oncoming cars you can see and they took off. who it was just like shocked that that happened here because this this is a quiet, friendly neighborhood to the people, um down, up and down the street all day, so obviously those people aren't aren't from around here because because, yeah, none other people around would would do that. some are suggesting that people should refrain from wearing expensive watches in public. one resident told ktvu that she thinks people should wear what they want. but just be cautious. daly city is asking anyone who may know about that robbery. have any information. please come forward. time now, 7 38 sonoma county's d. a's office is investigating a deadly shooting by its deputies. it happened friday along thomas road and geyserville in a facebook post sheriff's office says deputies responded to a call but a man throwing a rock through a homes window and allegedly told the person living there to shoot

him. deputies say the intruder stole the residents truck and then took off and when the deputies caught up to him on thomas road, they say, appeared to be holding a weapon they say refused to drop it and a deputy fired a stun gun, but when it didn't work another deputy shot and killed that individual. happened today. california honors fallen firefighters, the names of 82 men and women will be added to the states of firefighters memorial in sacramento. more than 1400 names are currently inscribed on the memorial wall. it pays tribute to firefighters who died from on duty incidents or job related illnesses. tonight is the first in person ceremony since the pandemic started, so it will honor firefighters who died in the past three years. 11 of the 82. firefighters are from the bay area and video coming to us from a campfire shows how ariel crews worked through the night to slow the spread of flames from that oak fire. firefighters say this night flying technology is just one of the tools that's helping firefighters make

progress on that big fire near yosemite. now firefighters continue to gain ground on that huge oak fire burning in the shared nevada foothills as mentioned near yosemite national park. cal fire says the oak fire has now burned more than 19,000 acres since it started eight days ago. but containment has grown to 52% of 48% at this time yesterday, the huge flames have destroyed at least 63 buildings, including dozens of homes and mandatory evacuation orders do remain in effect for some 2200 people living in mariposa county. all right. time now is 7 40. let's take you outside for a live. look at what it looks like in san francisco right now, as you can see the eastern span of the bay bridge stretching on into treasure island and you're going to island and into that foggy san francisco morning. it's cool out there. but this is the morning, right? where you gonna just snuggle on into the covers just a little bit longer . it's kind of gives us reason

to just hang back and chillax. take a minute to do that. yeah. when the sun is up and shining early. we get this like energy to just get out and go, but there's your permission to just hang out giving you a live look there over san francisco, the overcast sky in addition to the drizzle with us once again this morning, we do have a temperatures running very similar to yesterday. i'm talking by a degree or 2 58 degrees in san francisco right now, low sixties in concord, hayward san jose 64 santa rosa, you're in the upper fifties, and there's the proof the 25 temperature change. 12 degrees warmer. we do have the onshore breeze. it's weak. fairfield reporting. 60 mph oakland reporting seven conquered coming in from the south at 13 so light breeze out there but boy, all that cloud cover and it will be slow to clear. in addition, the low clouds out there this morning. we do have mid and high level clouds. we've got some of that to sub tropical moisture moving and take a look at what's

happening here off the coastline that monsoonal moisture is going to stick around. in fact, it is expected to increase which means for some of our warmer areas, maybe even closer to san francisco. we've got mcgee er air expected. as we get into saturday and sunday, the visibility it happened, bays half mile. everybody else looking. okay if you are traveling along highway one this morning. do you expect the low lying fog in some spots? meanwhile when it comes to the cloud cover, we've got the low clouds. you can also see the clouds coming from this direction. that's the monsoonal moisture there. so a mostly cloudy day for the coastline today inside the bay. we're going to be partly sunny to partly cloudy for today in our temperature is very mild. sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper eighties for some of our warmer spots. better details on the numbers plus what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and even a slight chance for some thunderstorms in the extended forecast after the break. thank you, rosemary up next monkeypox covid and the flu coming up the health care system gears up for

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date oracle park, it is will clark day the giants will retire the jersey number 22 of one of the franchises most popular players, south castaneda got to sit down for a one on one interview with will thrill. it feel like to know that your number is going to be retired. wow, uh, it is it literally is beyond belief. i mean, you known that's been in in gear for 140 years, and we got 11 jersey retired and i'm going to be the 12th. you know, it's like, wow, and to be up there next to the bill terry millat, carl hubbell , willie mays, monte irvin. i mean, i can go through the list for you, you know, and to be up there with those gentlemen is truly an absolute this is my

hall of fame. i think a lot of us remember when you were a rookie and your very first at bat. you hit that home run off of nolan ryan. i saw an interview where you did it like right after and you said you were looking for a fastball, right? can you take me down that road a little bit so first at bat against nolan ryan? alright you know hall of famer major league strikeout king the whole works. and you know, i mean, i'm a rookie 22 years old. i got butterflies going like crazy and the first pitch that i saw from him was a curve ball, and i was like, oh, my god, you know, and i backed out the batter's box, and i was kind of smiling a little bit and yeah, and in the kitchen, like looked up at me and he goes well, you smiling and i go to the express is throwing me curveballs, you know, and he missed with a fastball up and away. for the second pitch, and then the third pitch to 11 pitch was a fastball right there. and when i caught it, you know i caught it good, but you never know. balls going out of center field and you know

the ball got out of there and cruised around. you know, touch home plate pointed to my family who was in the stands. we had 60 or 80 people up there. i mean, it was unbelievable and hi. five. everybody i'm sitting on the bench and all of a sudden his calm came over me, right? and so i like, look in one of my veterans. chili davis was sitting next to me. i go chile. i said he's going to drill me next time up, he goes. oh, #### yeah. and so, so, the next step back room facing nolan ryan. he's in his wind up and i'm kind of all on on the way to the ground and room. he buzzes tower so it was. it was how it was back then. while some other retired and popular giants players will turn out for clark to jersey retirement ceremony tonight at five o'clock. they include kevin mitchell, robby thompson and hackman, jeffrey leonard, as well as buster posey . if you want to see some of the behind the scenes of sal sit down interview with will clark. just check out our ktvu instagram page as well as twitter, and we'll have coverage

all weekend on tv and online on the celebration of the greats. so how about those giants cubs at oracle last night and this will sum it up to on for? yes, singles the other way. but why? in have come up, throwing wilmer flores coming home and the place to play got him. one more time on the tag. you can see how close it was by an eyelash. it was one nothing game of the night. the cups scored three in the frame, frank swindle the high chopper devil. get him to first. can't get them at home, and that's your ball game. alex cobb brilliant on the mount over six innings, but cubs win comes win the final 4 to 2. how about the red hot oakland a's taken on the white sox? stephen piscotty , the pride of president unloads a bomb with two aboard three run . jack is up 31. after two more to come. seth brown will join the homework club, too. solo bomb. here are the eighth he went two for four and a couple of rb as the days when their eighth out of 10, they dropped chicago in chicago, 7 to 3. all

right time now, 7 49 time to talk about our weather on this saturday. if you have outdoor plans might be peeking outside and going. mm sweatshirt, layers . that's kind of the deal today , right? rosemary and the especially frank was my mom. ew it's awful outside. some people love the clouds and the drizzle in fact, our show director dave walking in, he said. i love these kind of mornings. very misty, drizzly. giving you a look here into san francisco, where we have a lot of overcast sky in addition to the low clouds mid and high level clouds and perhaps a few sprinkles coming in from the desert southwest, we've got that monsoonal moisture back in town is going to increase as we get into tonight, tomorrow, going to feel a little muggy, er, especially tomorrow. here's a look as we take a step back. a little hard to see this morning not quite as active as it gets into the afternoons, but that high pressure parked over the

four corners and the circulation around it continuing to send it in our area. if you're going to tahoe this weekend, not so much today, but by sunday and in a monday looks like thunderstorms in the forecast. here's a look at what we can expect here at home. your lunch hour reading low clouds along the coastline inside the bay. so a slow clearing day for some of our east bay communities as well as in the north bay. so as we get into the second part of the afternoon, you'll notice the low clouds holding firm along the coastline. we also have additional clouds coming our way in the way of the subtropical moisture. and then into tomorrow morning, it's still there. we've got low clouds. mid high level clouds. patchy drizzle. i imagine to start the morning and then into the afternoon. it just keeps coming, but also over the sierra. we've got areas of lake tahoe and areas over yosemite with that risk of thunderstorms right now. south lake tahoe reporting 52 degrees very warm, 71 reported. at the elevation of

high 1000 ft. were blue canyon sets into the afternoon. upper eighties expected for today. a low eighties for tomorrow, sunday is going to be a cooler day for the tahoe area, but there is at least 20. chance for thunderstorms in the afternoon here at home upper fifties to start the morning in san francisco, low sixties and conquered san jose, you've got 64 in the afternoon. for today, 64 is going to be the high for san francisco seventies and redwood city in the north bay. napa. you're going to 77 for the east bay 86 expected in livermore, the extended forecast. our temperatures just won't budge. we've got sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper eighties inland today tomorrow, monday, tuesday wednesday. very pleasant, very seasonal for this time of year. but again, it's going to be that monsoonal moisture and even a slight chance of thunderstorms for us on monday back to you need it, all right? thank you, rosemary happening today, the town of danville celebrates the birthday of the most famous

teenage wizard harry potter. this annual event began in 2018 . it features two parts. the first is a pre registered program that is all booked up. it's for children 5 to 10. it features a game of quidditch class on magical potions, plus a sample out of the world. this world concoctions such as harry potter's butter beer for kids, the second part of the potter theme downtown scavenger hunt. the day's festivities started 10 a.m. at the danville town green. on front street. and coming up in our next hour. we're going to talk to two organizers about daniel's harry potter birthday bash and by the way, harry's official birthday, according to the world of j. k rowling is actually tomorrow. happy birthday. driven up by recent mass shootings, house democrats revived the assault weapons ban . we're going to show you how they voted. plus what is next for that bill when we come

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united nations brokered the grain deal between russia and ukraine in an effort to help ease the global food shortage. us defense contractor and his wife are behind bars in honolulu , hawaii, facing possible espionage charges federal investigators say they have evidence walter primrose and gwen morrison had been handing over top secret information to the russians. kgb prosecutors say the couple has been living under fake names in a quiet neighborhood in oahu. for the past 30 years. photo recently emerged showing the couple wearing authentic kgb uniforms sometime during the 19 eighties , but their attorney says those uniforms belonged to one of morrison's friends. for whatever reason, her friend had this jacket and so they got dressed up and took pictures. that's all it is, and she just wants everyone to know that that couple due in court in honolulu next week to face identity theft and other charges. prosecutors are expected to reveal more

about their alleged ties to the kgb during that court hearing, and secretary st anthony blinken says he spoke to russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and urged moscow to accept that u. s proposal will release w. n b a star brittney griner. and another american detainee, paul wheelan. blanket did not provide any details of lavrov's response to what he had previously called a substantial proposal for russia to release the two. cnn is reporting, though, that russian officials requested that a former russian colonel who was convicted of murder germany last year be at it now to that u s proposed swap. the house of representatives passed a ban on assault style weapons yesterday after an 18 year lapse that final vote was to 17 to 2 13 5. democrats voted against it to republicans voted for that bill . a string of recent mass shootings involving assault weapons was cited as the pressing reason the support in the house decided to outlaw them . the bill now goes to the senate, where it's not expected

to advance. and warnings on two runs from 7 to 9 30 tomorrow, and that's because of our special monthly program. voices for change. it's going to air at 9 30 ktvu. greg lee speaks with two trailblazers in the sports world. he's also going to mark disability pride month, which in part celebrates the anniversary of the passing of the americans with disabilities act, a area organization that provides recreational activities and sports for disabled people. shares with the month means to them. i think a lot of people with disabilities um i know myself included have just a sense of insecurity around it. um maybe a sense of shame wanting to hide. um and having a forum to actually, like, be proud of that, and that's not have to explain it away, but to actually like, take ownership of it and find power in it is something that's new and look.

that is a great organization and you can catch more of this conversation of voices for change tomorrow morning at 9 30 right here on ktvu. well it was one ticket that matched all six numbers in the mega millions drawing. we're gonna tell you where that $1.2 billion winning ticket was sold. and the battle over people's park in berkeley has been waged for years, and cal just won a big decision and its plan to build housing. plus covid-19 monkey pox and the flu how local hospitals are dealing with a triple threat. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you on this saturday morning, taking a look outside, you can see the gray skies out there. but the tuscany does look a little like tuscany. noti it's beautiful here and that son just peeking through. you know, you can see

the wind blowing the shot kind of tells the story of this saturday morning, gorgeous out there if you're snuggling into your covers, getting another cup of coffee watching us on channel two. we appreciate you joining us on this saturday. it is july 30th claudine wong. happy weekend one at all. i'm frank. mallicoat grab that coffee and let's talk about that weather. we'll kick it over to roseberry and find out when mother nature's big sun ball is going to come out and say good morning. we have a mix of clouds out there we have the low clouds stuck against the coastline. we're also going to have those mid and high level clouds visit us via the desert southwest, especially for your sunday outside at this time temperatures running very similar to yesterday morning with the clouds the patchy drizzle and then as we get into the afternoon 60 at the coast upper eighties inland little change on the temps. but again an increase in that moisture coming our way. better details on what you can expect for your weekend coming up. thank you. rosemary new this morning. we do

have a winner. at least one person bought a winning lotto ticket for the $1.2 billion grand prize in that mega millions game last night. it was all the frenzy just about everywhere buying tickets. let's bring in the kgb is james torres live to explain why you should still be checking your ticket to see if you earned any cash. at all. how many tickets do you by james? i got five. i thought it's an easy fun way to spend $10 of the five there was one line that had two matching numbers. neither one of those numbers was that mega power number of those, so that meant unfortunately, nothing for my ticket, but it could mean something for your ticket, depending on a different combination here. that one point that $1 billion prize at the third largest in a lot of history, and it got that high because there were 29 consecutive drawings where no 11 thing that goes back to april 15th. but we do have one winner and it is not here in california. let's talk about it,

though, because you want to keep hold of that ticket. you want to keep a close eye on it because you could have earned a little bit of cash from it. those winning numbers 13 36 45 57 67 that mega ball number is 14. if you match that mega ball number you would win immediately. $2 and if you have other matching numbers beyond that, you can earn a little bit more. if you have at least three matching numbers that gets you about $10. but if you earn for matching numbers, even if you don't have that mega ball number you start earning hundreds of dollars, according to mega millions dot com that jackpot ticket was sold somewhere in illinois. we know of at least one person in california that have five matching numbers, experts say. while the winning is fun, and it's exciting, it's certainly worth handling the huge amount of money responsibly. i would highly advise somebody who is the winner of the jackpot to, um you know, first celebrate, of course, but after you celebrate, start planning, and the best way to plan would be to hire a

financial advisor. maybe contact a c p a or a tax attorney. the odds of hitting the jackpot are one in 300 to millions and don't feel bad that your ticket wasn't the winner. the cash option for this prize at more than $747 million, the largest jackpot ever valued at 1.5 billion about four years ago, some lucky person in south carolina claimed that price so again, you want to take a quick close. look at your ticket to see if you have any one of those matching numbers. there are number of combinations where you can win some amount of cash again. my ticket didn't do it, and now that it's all over with, that's what we're gonna do today. that's the one benefit about this lotto ticket thing. being over with and finally having a winner is that there's no more pressure about wanting to buy a ticket the next day or buying that one more ticket when you actually go get them so we're done with it. for now. the next drawing is happening on tuesday when we get that much smaller jackpot. and we'll see

how much longer that lasts until we get another big winner. guys will send it back to you on the desk. part of the fun is just kind of dreaming and figuring it out. right and i was hoping tuesday i would have gone out and the bank out what the heck, it would be nice. and for those wondering where the lucky ticket is purchased well, displaying illinois, which about 20 miles outside of chicago at a gas station speedway gas station, which means that now everyone's going to go to the same gas stations. try to win as well. all right time now is 805 and let's move on. we've got another story for you knew this morning . it is a judge that is cleared the way now for people's park in berkeley to become the site of student dorms and housing for low income community members. yesterday, a judge in alameda county did rule that uc berkeley's plan for that historic park does not violate california's environmental rules , so that means the university can finally begin work on this long delayed project. people's park has been at the center of dozens of counterculture protests for more than 50 years

, and the owners of a services go jazz club are angry at a group of thieves as well as police was a break in this week that cost tens of thousands of dollars in damage and stolen property. and are the owners showed our amberleigh surveillance videos of the vandalism and theft and it all lasted for hours. music at black cat jazz supper club in san francisco's tenderloin district is not missing a beat despite surviving an 18 month long pandemic shutdown and now vandalism and burglary early tuesday morning. a battle to keep our business alive. a man is captured on surveillance video, breaking the glass door with a skateboard around 1 15 in the morning and runs off. not long after people started burglarizing the club. from your hands up just over an hour later , police officers arrive after being alerted by a witness. the

fire department tells me it responded at the request of police as a courtesy and temporarily covered up the shadow door. officers say they made multiple attempts to contact a representative of the business but was unsuccessful after police and fire left. people can be seen inside the club stealing again like they have to secure it, but at least to not come back and check on him again is very disheartening. chapman with black cats as more than 20, people burglarize the club for hours until an employee came to work around seven am finding shattered glass and empty shelves violated a little bit right. it's like your place your space. this is like my second home here all the time living its proverbial nine lives did not close the day despite what happened. there's no damage to the inside of the club that would have been catastrophic because we have a lot of like really nice things in here, you know, they could have broken things they could have spray painted it really. it was just the cash cash grab chapman. stolen items include alcohol,

food, musical equipment and instruments. the estimated loss is 25,000 to $50,000. chapman says it's important to have this club thrive in the tenderloin, a space for young jazz musicians after something like this happens at the black cat. it's not gonna happen again. i don't see it. i think that they're probably gonna, you know, figure out ways to make sure something like that doesn't happen again. chapping tells me additional security measures are being added here at black cat. the police department says it is working on creating better policy to address incidents such as this one. in san francisco and burly ktvu fox two news. time now is eight. oh eight barrier health agencies are now preparing for a possible triple threat of infectious disease problems later this year, the number of monkeypox cases continues to rise across california with the very one of the state's biggest hot spots for infections number covid-19

cases, also rising ahead of the flu season that typically kicks off in the fall and early winter. and very hospitals are now preparing for possible outbreaks of monkeypox, covid-19 and the flu all at the same time. a regular winter is a lot of demand period, but i winter which influenza monkey pox and covid together, i can't even imagine what that might look like. dr peter chin hung is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. he is worried about the impact these three viruses will have on our bay area hospitals in the months ahead. the hospital isn't only about the beds. it's the flexibility of the system to deal with calls the emergency department for triaging and a lot of demand during the winter. dr chen hong is advising everyone to stay up to date on your covid shots. get a flu shot as soon as you can. all right time now, 809. let's

talk about our weather. certainly i mean, we're still in the middle of summer but morning like this makes me think of winter and flu season. yes and we been in joy ng this pattern for quite some time and it's not going to change. i hope you are liking what you have been through because as we get through the weekend, the only change we're going to see is we're going to add some humidity. we're going to see a little bit more in the way of that patchy drizzle and a slight chance of thunderstorms will arrive on monday. all due to that monsoonal moisture that will begin to pull in today giving you a live look here over san francisco. the low clouds along the coast around the bay. we've got to inland in some areas. we've got patchy drizzle out there this morning. i know i had some coming in 62 degrees right now in oakland, 58 in san francisco. these numbers are very similar to where we started yesterday. i'm talking by a degree or 2 65 right now in brentwood, the onshore races there, but it's weak. it is

actually picked up a little bit in fairfield. now gusting to 25 conquered reporting 17 oakland reporting 10 and as they pull back just a little bit and show you some of that cloud cover out there. even a few sprinkles being picked up on the radar here. so some added humidity and moisture for our bay area communities, although we're not going to see much in the way of accumulation some areas did yesterday to 107 inch reported in san francisco. some of our hills picked up almost 10th of an inch. we've got visibility issues, although has improved over half moon bay earlier was below a mile now we've got six miles visibility, but again along highway one this morning, i think you're going to find some thicker fog in the north bay. not bad along. the sonoma valley floor and everybody else looking good as well. temperature wise, very seasonal and very similar to yesterday. 84 in santa rosa today. 69 in oakland. better details on the numbers for today and the extended forecast coming up. sounds good. thank you. rosemary and the magical world of harry potter. his birthday is sunday coming up the barrier town

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couldn't explain. for a wizard. harry. i'm a what? scenes from the first ever harry potter film the sources. stone the most famous teenage wizard celebrates

a birthday tomorrow and the town of danville, helping harry celebrate by throwing a big bash today. festivities include a game of quidditch, of course, a class on magical potions, and at noon, there's going to be a scavenger hunt. joining us to talk about today's two part event. we've got the organizers with us danville recreation superintendent jessica wallner. an adult and senior services program supervisor martinez good morning to both of you. good morning, so fabulous. i'm so jealous that i didn't somehow you know where my scarf and you know and represent my house of whatever house sorting hat would put me in. so tell me about this. you know what? harry potter 42 years old? i think tomorrow so what i loved about this is that it doesn't really matter how old you are. i think you have fans from so many age groups and new generations coming to introduce themselves to harry potter and you know this wizarding world and loving it. babies dressed up in their

house, wednesdays to the parents that have their scarves and their robes. so yeah, it hits all ages for sure. so which one of you guys are the bigger fans? lira jessica. have we talked about that? you know, we haven't discussed it. yeah. yeah different. i think we like different things about it. you know, we've we've read the books. i've read the book. she's listened to him an audiotape. so um, it's something we definitely share share together. you can talk about it all day. yes i know. i can talk about it with you. i've seen and read everything. i wonder, though, when you plan something like this, how you plan it, so that it kind of hits all the points and i mean is it just i mean, it's obviously a lot of fun. the little kids like it. you've gotta events you know, from really all age groups, but i do think that you get some people who are, you know, kind of diehards and trying to figure out if make sure you you include everything in the quidditch follows the rules, etcetera. oh absolutely. yeah do you want to

talk a little bit about how you plan for it? so the structured kind of youth years event is activities such as you know, crafts like, make your own mandrake and we want to make sure everyone gets their teeth to butter beer, no matter what their age and then we wanted to include a scavenger hunt like the one we're doing today that every flavor beans, uh hunt, and then people of all ages can dress up and come down. no preregistration required and we really do see wizards of all ages. many people do you expect and really kind of. how would you tell people navigate their hearing about it for the first time? you've obviously have the people who have already signed up there locked in. they're going to be there. but how would you? you know, tell people who are watching this right now going. oh, my gosh. my child would love this or i would love to come down and enjoin in. absolutely so we will have maps available for the bean hunt beginning at noon on the town green, but that 4 20 front street, and then there's six downtown locations. you have to find the bean and figure out the flavor. write it down. and then the 1st 100 completed map participants will receive a

sweet treat as a reward, but it's definitely just a festive affair to come see everyone in costume or in wardrobe and enjoy the magic in the air. yeah, it's amazing how many people actually come dressed up? i would say most. yeah most people do come dressed up, ready to go. that's awesome in in terms of why you guys wanted to throw this and why you want to throw the party . how how do you decide that? you're going to be a part of harry's 42nd birthday? yeah for sure. so here in danville were known for celebrating books and movies. every year we have a birthday party for dr susan march, and we also throw a star wars celebration on may the fourth and as avid harry potter fans as we've talked about leah and i figured we should bring harry potter's birthday to danville to, um, so it started as a small event and 2018. it was partnership with the danville library, and it has since grown into the preregistration event that we see today. it's really amazing.

well we wish you the best birthday party ever. i've been to some of your events, and they're always so much fun and really just a great family friendly event, and, uh happy birthday to harry and thank you so much for joining us here in warren's onto. we appreciate it have an awesome day. alright you too. thanks for having us by by alright? so here you have it on your screen if you're sitting there at home, saying, all right, i am definitely there. the harry potter themed scavenger hunt does start at noon that's at the town green and as they said, the 1st 100 to complete that hunt are going to receive a special treat. and, of course dress up for this event. you're encouraged to bring your own sorcerer's hat, robe and wand. rosemary. i do not have those things, although i'm a big harry potter van, so you know, i know i bust out that robe every weekend, you know, least glasses at least the glasses, glasses, right scarf buried in your costume boxer from years past, giving you a look here into san francisco, where we do have the

low close the patchy drizzle this morning, a little bit of fog along the coastline. although last check, we've seen some improvement when it comes to the visibility along half moon bay storm tracker to here for you. we do have a little bit of drizzle out there this morning, even seeing a few sprinkles right here off the coastline. in addition, the low clouds mid and high level clouds will be with us for today, and there's a slight chance that maybe some high based thunderstorm sunday into monday that monsoonal moisture once again moving into california and as it does not only for us, but areas over the sierra could see thunderstorms as well. here's a look at the future cast getting into the second part of your morning and early afternoon low clouds remaining along the coastline inside the bay. that's not going to change. we're going to be partly sunny to partly cloudy, r inland cities will have blue skies but then later in the evening, closer to sunset , we noticed those mid and high level clouds coming in from the south and from the east and they just keep coming tonight into tomorrow morning. and that means

we are likely to fill mcgee er out there this weekend. here's a look at sunday afternoon where we do have mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. partly cloudy for the rest of us. but here's a look at lake tahoe, there could be again the risk of thunderstorms for lake tahoe on sunday. for us, it looks like there is a chance as well. sunday into monday temperatures right now upper fifties and start your day in san francisco, as well as nevada low sixties in walnut creek, as well as san jose. and for the afternoon today 64 in san francisco upper seventies for the peninsula. redwood city for the inner east based some of our warmer spots 84 in concord in the north bay 84 for santa rosa. if you go into the giants game later today , going to be cool and breezy, mostly cloudy skies 59 degrees game time 605. and again bring the jacket. it is going to be a bit nippy out there at the ballpark, giving you a look here at the extended forecast notice . our temperatures are just stuck sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper

eighties in limb sunday into monday that possibility of thunderstorms. we'll be watching that for you, claudia. alright. sounds good. thanks, rosemary. well new study says having young children could help keep you away from the hospital if you catch covid, or live with the kaiser permanente, lead researcher on that new study that's coming up and you see it when you walk down the streets of hollywood when we return, one of the most recognizable image

clara today is a little more significant, though, because it's part of the nfl's campaign unite players with fans. coming out of the pandemic. it's called back together saturday, and all 32 nfl teams only public practices today. today's 49ers workout starts a little after 10 o'clock this morning. it is sold out. however, proceeds will go to the 49ers foundation to help out local youth here in the bay

area, one players sitting out for a while, defensive lineman eric armstead, he sprained his right knee. he will miss a couple of weeks of training camp. he collided with an offensive lineman during a drill that happened on wednesday. the team says it's not too concerned , though, because the injury is not a long term thing. the hollywood walk of fame is getting a makeover. the stars on the streets will still be there, but the city wants to make this area easy to walk, ride a bicycle and take mass transit construction begins next summer for expanding a pedestrian zone , upgrading bus stops and adding some landscaping. certain sidewalks are also going to be widened to create some extra space for public art displays and musical street performances . hundreds of people attended berkeley's free outdoor movie night last night. it is part of the city's friday night movies in the parks summer series. last night, there were about 300 people that attended this event at strawberry creek park, and they all watched wreck it, ralph. families brought blankets , sleeping bags and, of course snacks. it's all about community

engaging and stuff. you know, giving back to our community. we want them to try something different. uh if they're not able to go out to a real movie theater, we could bring the movies to them at their local parks. there are four more outdoor movie nights left this summer. the next outdoor movie night is august 12th. the movie up is going to be playing on that big screen right in the last dragon. luca and wally will be on the screen in the following weeks. up next. the first west nile infected mosquito has been detected and contra costa county where it was discovered and what health experts recommend for people that live in that area and calling all gamers the arcade and pinball expo is back and we're live from santa clare with a preview of what you can expect this weekend.

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warnings says debris weighing five tons from a chinese brockett expected to reach northern california today, where exactly officials think it may come down plus a new study saying having young kids could help keep you away from the hospital. if you catch covid, we're live with the kaiser permanente, a lead researcher from that new study. next. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto alright, happy we can win it all. look at the oakland ash to worry. he can't. well you can kind of see san

francisco a little bit. that pesky marine layer is kind of decided to take up home spot here in the bay area, and it's not going away anytime soon. but that's okay. i have another cup of coffee. welcome back to ktvu mornings on to on a saturday. i'm frank mallicoat. claudine wang. let's talk about our weather. i don't mind more than like this rosemary and cozy and it feels like a weekend morning. maybe should yes. i agree, although for fun are those that don't there are those always those who don't for breakfast or brunch, and they're saying oh, does it have to be so cold? and there's drizzle out there too? yes we do have clouds drizzle fog along the coastline this morning, keeping us very comfortable for this time of year will go sixties at the coast for today. upper eighties expected inland. in addition, the low clouds mid and high level clouds coming to the bay area, in fact, already seeing some of that out there better details in just a bit. okay thanks, rosemary. this morning. some space debris from a chinese

rocket is expected to crash to earth sometime today. nobody knows really exactly where or when, just yet, but scientists say it is possible that the space debris could come crashing down in northern california, not far from the oregon border. they're keeping a pretty close eye on the rockets path of this hour. most of that rocket debris is expected to burn up as it enters the atmosphere, but some larger pieces could make it to the ground. and there is at least one lucky lottery player who has become a billionaire overnight. that ticket not sold here in california. it was sold in illinois, and it matched all six winning numbers from that. huge $1.2 billion mega millions jackpot, but just in case you got five of the numbers, or perhaps for you can cash into their they are not your run of the mill 13 36 45 57 67 14 is your mega ball. friday night's jackpot was the second largest prize in the games 20 year

history. lot of lottery players right here at the bear. it joined others across the country in the rush to buy mega millions tickets last night. i went twice , by the way did did once at five o'clock once at seven o'clock, one of the more popular locations among those hoping to strike it. rich was the quick and convenient liquor store that's in fremont. 10 years ago , a ticket worth more than 50 million bucks was sold there. there was a $10 million lottery winner who bought a ticket hit that very same store four years ago. i didn't purchase a lot, but i mean, just one ticket a maybe the golden ticket, so just fingers crossed. i guess this is my very first time i had to, like, ask her for help, and i was like so nervous. but she bought one once again, one ticket sold in illinois outside chicago matched all 6 20 numbers for that huge $1.2 billion mega million jackpot. mega billion. i guess you should say it's still not clear if there any other big winners in california are here

in the bay area, but we did hear one ticket had at least five of the numbers. in california said don't throw them away just yet. yes you should check. absolutely i haven't checked my maybe that's mine. probably not. alright, friend. alright let's talk about the first group of mosquitoes that tested positive for the west nile virus this year that group of mosquitoes in contra costa county. those mosquitoes were collected in a trap. this was in the city of oakley. now the virus is transmitted from birds to mosquitoes, the mosquitoes and by humans, and that's how we get infected vector control, reminding people trying to get avoid those mosquito bites by wearing your insect repellent and long sleeve clothing, especially when you're out in the mornings and the evenings. they are also urging people to make sure you don't have any standing water around that could breed mosquitoes. while that's going on the avian flu or bird flu is turned up in the north bay, health officials say for wild birds tested positive for the virus in sonoma county, although humans normally do not

get the avian flu, the county health department says adam abundance of caution. it's warning people not to handle or coming close contact with dead or deceased, diseased birds, the virus can be transmitted through saliva. it does occur most commonly in the wild, migratory waterfowl and birds of prey. sacramento zoo is moving its flamingos and it's ducks to a quarantine area to keep them from contracting that avian flu, the u. s agriculture department , partly to blame the illness for the country's recent surge in egg prices. supplies are down because the flu has killed approximately 30 million egg producing birds. the search of new covid-19 cases in the bay area may be coming to an end, public health statistics published in today's chronicle showing the rate of new daily cases dropping to roughly 37 cases per 100,000 residents this week. that is a big improvement over the figure of 61 per 100,000 residents, which was recorded in late june when the

bay area was the state's covid-19 hotspots. however infectious disease experts stressing that is still too early to tell at the bay area has moved past the summer surge , driven by the highly contagious be a five oh macron sub variant. adults under 50 will have to wait a few more months before they can get their second covid-19 booster shot. us regulators were previously considering authorizing that second booster for all adults by the summer, but the fda now says it will wait for fizer and modernize booster shots that specifically target the newest sub variants. those shots are expected to be ready. by september. and we're talking about a recent study this morning that found that having young children in your household might boost immunity against severe covid-19 symptoms. the kaiser permanente study found that adults without children who contracted covid 1949% more likely to be hospitalized and 76% more likely to need icu treatment. then those infected

adults who had young children at home with the lead author of that study, dr. matthew sullivan , with kaiser permanente joins us now to further discuss the new study. dr solomon thanks so much for joining us. thanks so much for having this is so interesting. i think you know, like anyone who has young children in their household. no, the running noses. they come home. they're at school. they bring it all home, and everyone kind of gets sick at the same time, and there's a silver lining to it. it seems from this study is that general immunity kind of gets higher. we get used to maybe fighting off sickness. yeah definitely. i, um you know, i think ever since the pandemic started the medical community and really everybody in the world has been working feverishly to learn everything we can about this virus, and one of the most striking things about the virus is how it affects people so differently. you know, some people get mild infections, while others get severe or even deadly infections , and some seem to avoid getting infected altogether. um now we all know that the virus that causes covid-19 is in the

coronavirus family. but there are other coronavirus is that responsible for causing nearly a third of all common colds, and there's this idea of cross immunity, meaning that exposure to and the development of some immunity to one virus may provide some protection to another virus that has some similar molecular parts like viruses within the same family. so we wondered, could having a lot of colds prior to the pandemic have imparted some partial immunity to the covid-19 virus, and maybe explain some of that differential impact of covid within people. so then we thought well within kaiser permanente in northern california, where we care for 4.5 million people across the northern part of the state. and where, at our division of research, we do a lot of research and published hundreds of papers every year. how in our data? could we identify a group of people who get a lot of colds? and as a parent myself? i have children ages 11 and 13. i remembered well, how when my kids were little and in daycare , just like you said they would

come home and runny noses and we would all get sick. but one of the things i also remember about that was we would get sick for a while. and then eventually, even though the kids were getting sick, we didn't get sick anymore , and i started talking with others about that. and they kind of reported the same anecdotal phenomenon. and then i spoke to friends and colleagues and, uh, professions where they get exposed to young children like teachers who start their career or doctor media pediatricians who are starting their training , they reported getting sick in the beginning of their career when they're around the sniffling kids, and then not so much anymore, so maybe there's some bill what up immune defense that provides some partial immunity. so we thought, well, can we examine this for covid-19 ? how in our data? can we identify people who get a lot of colds because that's not something that's easily searched. so we said, well, maybe we can look at parents of very young children and then match them to people who look just like them for the risk of getting covid-19 or having severe covid illness, which, as you stated means, do you get

hospitalized or need the intensive care unit? so we looked at the parents of young children versus people who looked just like them same ages. same comorbidities that can cause severe covid-19 like high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and even covid-19 risk score that was developed at kaiser permanently in publishing literature, and we found really striking findings. uh as you stated, let me let me introduce interrupt you really quickly, though. you know, in terms of anecdotal, you know, it is important that all of us have this idea, right? that. oh, you know, you know, a plus b equals c but how important is it to actually have the numbers? you have this wealth of information? as we try to get through covid we have we have these things that we think are true versus what the numbers show us and how shocking were these numbers because they're really pretty dramatic when you actually kind of lay them out there. they are. you know, the parents of young children actually got more covid-19 infections and about 15% higher rates of getting a

covid-19 infection, but they had much lower hospitalization and icu rates and i want to really stress, though our study is really hypothesis generating generating, it doesn't prove this point is not a causal study that says the effect is cross immunity, but it provides this epidemiologic signal that it could be out there. there have been a lot of smaller studies that have looked within people's blood and look for markers of past coronavirus, regular cold infections and look to see if that provided some protection of versus covid-19, and some of them clearly show it and others aren't so sure. so we thought, well. in our population database . can we see if there's a signal there, so it was very striking because i think you know the point is, it's not going to prevent you from getting covid. as you said, you might get more covid. but the idea is how do we prevent severe illness? how do we protect ourselves? and i'm not sure what that means for people who don't have small children. they're like, what am i supposed to do at this point trying to get get a cold, but it

does give us uh, you know, no, no. yeah we don't want to do that. the message and the message is want to make sure that we understand it better. yeah i think that you know what's important is that this helps us learn more about the virus that can help us think about future pandemics. because as i think this pandemic has made us think about immunity, more and more and maybe, and work even harder to understand it so we can test well, who may have some preexisting immunity, but i think the important one of the important take home point is that this by no means suggests that having small children and some salve that's going to protect you. everyone still needs to get vaccinated. but data are clear vaccines have saved countless lives and are one of the greatest medical success stories and you know, in fact, the pandemic you know, obviously has been a major tragedy and almost 200,000 children have lost parents to covid-19. so our data suggests that this potential effect may have provided some protection. but it's certainly not a cure all it's one more piece in a very complicated puzzle. alright, doctor, matthew solomon , we appreciate you joining us this morning. appreciate the insight. and adding to this

puzzle that we are still trying to figure out. thank you so much. thank you for having me my pleasure. alright 8 41. shall we talk a little weather with rosemary and find out when our soupy weather is going to say so long to the bay area. it's going to be a slow clearing day. good morning to both of you. we do have local towns along the coast inside the bay. patchy drizzle out there this morning and for the afternoon, we'll go with partly cloudy skies for inland cities. mostly cloudy along the coastline and we are going to introduce that monsoonal moisture once again later today and into the rest of the weekend . here's a look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. the fall along the coastline has improved some temperature. we're looking at visibility better at half moon bay from where we started and temperatures this morning, very similar to yesterday, upper fifties and santa rosa 64 in concord, 64. right now in san jose, a light onshore breeze has picked up through the delta this morning and now gusting about 25 mph, but all in all, just very subtle changes going on. for today. mostly cloudy for the

morning. partly cloudy for the afternoon. hard to see from this vantage point. but in addition, the low clouds and apache drizzle out there this morning. the mid and high level clouds are already beginning to spill in and will increase tonight into tomorrow. checking in on the visibility has dropped off once again at half moon bay. it was all the way up to about six miles. now the visibility along highway one in that section, down to half mile, once again and into the afternoon. for today, we'll go with mostly cloudy skies along the coast. partly cloudy inside the bay. sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper eighties expected inland. better details on these numbers, plus the extended forecast coming up. up next pack band, roadrunner pinball nintendo super system. those are just a few of the many arcade games available at today's california extreme arcade expo coming up. we're live there talking all about the games and how you can participate this weekend. but first another violent watch robbery in the bay area. details

of that and the warning coming from police. that's afte

we're trying to find those responsible for the latest robbery of an expensive watch in the bay area. push your looking at video of thursday's incident happened on skyline drive, and this was all recorded by a door security camera. you can see that armed robber pushing that victim against the truck demanding his watch the victim did resist, and then the robber pistol whipped him and eventually was able to grab that watch. and then you saw their hopped into that red oncoming car and took off. it was just like shocked that that happened here because this is a quiet, friendly neighborhood to the people down, up and down the street all day, so obviously

those people aren't aren't from around here because because, yeah. none of the people around would would do that. well some are suggesting that people just refrain from wearing expensive watches in public, but one resident told us that she thinks people should be able to wear whatever they want. they just need to be cautious, knowing that this is going on daly city police asking anyone with information about this robbery or that car as you can see there in the video to give them a call. and happening today california is honoring its fallen firefighters. the names of 82 men and women are going to be added to the states firefighters memorial in sacramento more than 1400 names are currently inscribed on that memorial wall, which pays tribute to firefighters who died on duty incidents or from job related illnesses. tonight is going to be the first in person ceremony since the pandemic started, and so it is going to honor firefighters who have died over the past three years. 11 of

the 82 firefighters being recognized are from the bay area. meanwhile firefighters continue to gain ground on that huge oak fire burning in the share in nevada foothills there. yosemite national park. cal fire says the oak fire as now burned more than 19,000 acres since it started eight days ago, but containment has grown at 52% up from 48% at this time yesterday. the huge fire has destroyed at least 63 buildings, including dozens of homes and mandatory evacuation orders do remain in effect for some 2200 people that live in mariposa county. take a look at this video it's shared by cal fire shows how ariel crews are working through the night slowed the spread of the flames from the oak fire. firefighters say this nighttime flying technology is just one of the tools helping them make progress on that oak fire. alright let's go now at 8 48 to rosemary oroczo. we talked about this cool saturday morning.

we're seeing outside depending on when you're waking up this morning, you might think, hmm. mm is this going to be the whole day or do we just have a couple of hours of this along the coast inside the bay? we have just seen that slow clearing cloud cover day after day today going to be the same temperature is about the same. the only subtle change. i won't say the only one but the perhaps the subtle change that we will notice is going to be some added humidity from the subtropical moisture that is going to be moving in this weekend. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. the low clouds the fog drizzle out there this morning. earning and we've got little bit of moisture in addition to the mid and high level clouds already beginning to move in more so tonight and into tomorrow, but already seeing it out there as that monsoonal moisture pulls in from the desert southwest. if you're going to tahoe this weekend, keep an eye on the forecast. we could see thunderstorms. it looks like tomorrow into monday as well. here's a look at the future cast here. there's your lunch hour. mostly cloudy at the coast. partly cloudy inside the

bay mostly clear for inland cities. and then as we get into tonight notice those clouds coming in the south and from the east. that's the sub tropical moisture. the monsoonal moisture we're talking about. tomorrow morning. it's with us, so we have drizzle low mid and high level clouds to start your bay area sunday and then getting into the afternoon especially for the sierra. that risk of some thunderstorms. we may see it come in sunday night into monday as well, that's something that we'll see a little bit down the road. here's the temperatures right now. 58 in san francisco, 64 to start your day in concord and for the afternoon. very similar to where we were yesterday low sixties at the coast to upper eighties inland extended forecast. our temperatures don't change all the way through wednesday, but we will see that increase and chance of thunderstorms sunday into monday back to you. thanks, rosemary. it is so big day it's having its annual summer party today. we're gonna take a look. back at oakland's first black owned tv network and its rich history coming up from the south

. alright but when i come to san francisco, i don't know what it is. it's just like my second home, and i love it and i miss it and i come out here all the time because of that reason. and today is will clark day at oracle ktvu south castaneda sat down with will the thrill as his beloved giants retire his jersey number.

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clark day the giants will retire his jersey number number 22 of one of the franchises. most popular players, sal castaneda got a chance to sit down for a one on one interview with will the thrill does it feel like to know that your number is going to be retired? wow! ah! it is it literally is beyond belief. i mean, you know. to think about an organization that's been in. in gear for 140 years, and we got 11 jersey retired, and i'm going to be the 12th. you know, it's like, wow, and to be up there next to the bill terry millat, carl hubbell, willie mays. monte irvin can go through the list for you, you know, and to be up there with those gentlemen is truly an absolute this is my hall of fame. i think a lot of us remember when you were a rookie and your very first at bat, you hit that home run off of nolan ryan. i saw an interview where you did it like

right after and you said you were looking for a fastball, right? can you take me down that road a little bit so first at bat against nolan ryan. alright you know hall of famer major league strikeout king. the whole works. and, you know, i mean, i'm a rookie and 22 years old, i got butterflies going like crazy and the first pitch that i saw from him was a curve ball, and i was like, oh, my god, you know, and i backed out the batter's box, and i was kind of smiling a little bit. and yeah, and the catcher like looked up at me and he goes. what are you smiling at? i go to the express is throwing me curveballs, you know, and he missed with a fastball up and away for the second pitch, and then the third pitch to 11 pitch was a fastball right there. and when i caught it, you know i caught it good, but you never know. balls going out of center field and you know the ball got out of there and cruised around, you know, touch home plate pointed to my family who was in the stands. we had 60

or 80 people up there. i mean, it was unbelievable and have five everybody. i'm sitting on the bench and all of a sudden his calm came over me, right? and so i like, look in one of my veterans. chili davis was sitting next to me. i go chile. i said he's going to drill me next time up, he goes. oh, #### yeah. and so the next step back room facing nolan ryan. he's in his wind up and i'm kind of on the way to the ground and room. he buzzes tower. so it was. it was how it was back, then stuff buzzing the tower. alright some other retired and popular giants players are going to turn down for clarkson jersey retirement ceremony tonight at five o'clock. they include kevin mitchell, robby thompson, jeffrey leonard and buster posey . now if you want to see some of the scenes of cells sit down interview with will clark behind the scenes and some fun stuff. just check out our ktvu instagram page as well as our twitter page, and we are going to have coverage all weekend for you on tv and online of that celebration. still ahead. we're

taking you live inside the annual arcade and pinball expo that's here for the weekend in santa clara, just how many arcade games will be there? some of your favorites. it's all coming up next. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. 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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long look for your favorite. it's probably there. it's all coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and taking you outside. looks like the sun is doing its work and trying to clear out some of that gray and foggy stuff that we've been seeing all morning long that little pet that one's hanging on tough creek. they're going. what's up with this? like i don't want to go anywhere and i'm gonna sit here for as long as i want to on this last weekend of july. can you believe it? welcome to mornings onto it. a saturday july 30th. i'm claudine wong school in a couple of weeks. come on. summer is flying by but are weather is kind of interesting. let's check in with rosemary and, uh and say, i guess, thank you. actually it's been, uh, quite mild, right? yes and i like that strip of low cloud. looks like a slow moving right over valley road. i think they're like, what are you gonna do about me was gonna be here? yes more of the

same. that about sums it up. we do have low clouds out there this morning. patchy drizzle to start the day. temperatures feel very similar to yesterday because they are very similar to yesterday. and then as we get into the afternoon sixties at the coast upper eighties inland , we do have monsoonal moisture returning to the bay area, so we are likely to feel a little bit more humid. better details on your weekend forecast coming up. all right. here's a question for you. are you a throwback gamer? i think, aren't we all are you missing pac man and galaga? if you're a young person, you're like, what are the words that she's saying? okay we have just the fix for you. if you do, you can throw it a little bit of pinball as well as the california extreme expo this weekend in santa clare, with gamers, both old and new will be in heaven and james doris. what you are. you are the right age to be hanging out there, my friend. take it away. i know what gallagher is. that's not that good at it. do you know how to play frogger? these are questions we have for you. here we go. frogger frogger a little

bit better gallery invaders probably wouldn't be making any big bets on it. let me tell you walk into this room and you immediately feel like a kid again. you're hearing the sounds of pinball machines are seeing the bright lights flashing and this is something i don't think i've ever seen before. joining me this morning, mr. mark brushing your an organizer here, california extreme in this pinball arcade game expo. ah my gosh. you know, what is this all about? what do you guys hoping to put out here for this weekend? well it's for the love of the games. you want people to come and enjoy themselves and come in and just remember what their childhood was like putting quarters in and stuff, you know? and all the games you used to play. we're in a grand ballroom within the santa clara convention center. this is an enormous room. there are hundreds of games out here we have pinball games machine games that that's an nba jam game or next to some of these games. go way back way back into the day. so where is this idea coming from who was supplying these games? well a lot of people.

anybody who wants to help with the show they bring their games . people can see them and watch them and show them and they just love to show off. bring games because i want people to play them and just enjoy them. so this has been going on for 26 years. and you know, i hate to have the conversation that covid-19 put a little damper on it. what's that look like the last couple of years? well it did dampen things down. we had to go one years of virtual show and did not actually do anything live? just did it. speakers on tv, and the following year we had a smaller show. as i was growing back this year, it's getting larger again. it's slowly coming back. full swing. we're getting very good. let's talk about actually getting here. if you were to show up here today and the doors open at 11 am 10 am for some of those preregistered people if he wanted to come. what do you need to know? well, higher hotels. the best way to get here. so come to the hyatt regency. it's part of the santa clara convention center. when you get here, go to the front lobby, and

then you can buy your tickets right there. and once you get your wristband, it's free play all day. play all day until two a.m. yeah, place stays open pretty late, and you know there's gotta be a sense of love for the game. so i want to ask you, you know, how did how did you get involved with this? you know, where does your start with arcade games? begin how come your heart is in this? i've been playing pinball says that, like eight years old, so for like, almost 60 years now, so, um and i started buying him and the late nineties and i found out about the first california extreme online little advertisement somewhere. i went to it. i fell in love with it. and after about three or four years i started helping, you know, and became quite involved with one more question on a squeeze. and you and i spoke a little bit earlier that some of these events like this exist in other places, coin out pop ups, but they're mostly pinball kind

of situations. why did you guys make such an effort to make it beyond pinball? making all these ? i mean, i see street fighter i c pac man. i see mario brothers dance, dance revolution or some classic games. why was it important to make sure people had access to that and not just a pinball machine? because that's the true arcade experience. it was more than just pinball. it was video games. when the first ones came out pong, you know? and things like that. people loved it, so we want people to be able to come and just enjoy whatever they want to play. there are people who play pinball. i think they only like pinball, and they start playing a video game at the oh, this is fun and vice versa. so we want people to be able enjoy everything. and there certainly is something for everyone out here. i mean, a variety of driven games classic some new games as well. there are some vendors out here. who are selling pieces to arcade games. the actual whole game themselves stickers, you name it a lot of merchandise, a lot of fun that can be hard here to making you feel like you're a kid again. doors open officially at 11 this morning, they stay

open again until two o'clock this morning. tomorrow morning. i should say $50 gets you in the door and then you get free play all day. long guys, uh, maybe spending the night here tonight. my mom was a wicked good pacman player. so gallagher, my faith played it. as i worked at #### valley. i get off work, i would play for hours. love it. alright alright. tomorrow stay focused, james. we're gonna come back to me to be playing a video game. i hope all right. well new this morning, a judge has now cleared the way for people's park in berkeley to become the site of student dorms and housing for low income community members. yesterday the judge in alameda county ruled that uc berkeley's plan for the historic park does not violate california's environmental rules, and the university can finally begin work on that long delayed project. people's park has been at the center of dozens of countercultural protest for more than 50 years. and the owners of a san francisco jazz club are angry at a group of thieves as

well as police. that's after a break in this week cost tens of thousands of dollars in damage and in stolen property. the owner showed our amberleigh surveillance videos of the vandalism and theft that lasted for hours. music at black cat jazz supper club in san francisco's tenderloin district is not missing a beat despite surviving an 18 month long pandemic shutdown and now vandalism and burglary early tuesday morning. a battle to keep our business alive. a man is captured on surveillance video, breaking the glass door with a skateboard around 1 15 in the morning and runs off. not long after people started burglarizing the club. from your hands up just over an hour later , police officers arrive after being alerted by a witness. the fire department tells me it responded at the request of police as a courtesy and temporarily covered up the

shadow door. officers say they made multiple attempts to contact a representative of the business but was unsuccessful after police and fire left. people can be seen inside the club stealing again like they have to secure it, but at least two not come back and check on him again is very disheartening. adam chapman with black cats as more than 20 people burglarize the club for hours until an employee came to work around seven am finding shattered glass and empty shelves violated a little bit right. it's like your place your space. this is like my second home here all the time living its proverbial nine lives did not close the day despite what happened. there's no damage to the inside of the club that would have been catastrophic because we have a lot of like really nice things in here. you know, they could have broken things they could have spray painted it really. it was just the cash craft cash grab chapman. stolen items include alcohol, food, musical equipment and instruments. the estimated loss is 25,000 to $50,000.

chapman says it's important to have this club thrive in the tenderloin, a space for young jazz musicians after something like this happens at the black cat. it's not gonna happen again . i don't see it. i think that they're probably gonna, you know, figure out ways to make sure something like that doesn't happen again. chapman tells me additional security measures are being added here at black cat. the police department says it is working on creating better policy to address incidents such as this one. in san francisco and burly ktvu fox two news. um, no, it's 909 barrier health officials preparing for a busy fall and winter season with monkeypox cases now on the rise in the ongoing evolution of covid-19 variants. hospitals are prepping for possible outbreaks of monkeypox, covid-19 and the flu all at the same time. a regular winter is a lot of demand period, but i winter

which influenza monkey pox and covid together, i can't even imagine what that might look like. dr peter chin hong is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. he's worried about the impact all three viruses could have on beria hospitals in the months ahead. the hospital isn't only about the beds. it's the flexibility of the system to deal with calls the emergency department for triaging and a lot of demand during the winter. the doctor is advising everyone to stay up to date on their covid shots and get a flu shot as soon as possible. he's also hoping more doses of the monkey pox vaccine will soon become available in the bay area so more people can be protected from that disease. medical researchers have found early exposure to antibiotics and babies and children can cause asthma and allergies later in childhood, the rutgers university study found. early exposure to antibiotics often

kills healthy bacteria in our digestive tract, especially among children younger than 10, and researchers say it is best to avoid antibiotics use in young children whenever possible due to the risk of long term problems with allergies or asthma. search and rescue teams are working across the state of kentucky this weekend, looking for people who are still missing in the floodwaters, the governor's office and local authorities say at least 25 people have died. that includes a family with four children. hundreds of boats and aerial rescues are now actively involved in the search and rescue crews are working around the clock to try to regain access and reach victims in hard hit areas. the severe flooding has left at least 33,000 people without power. um we are starting to receive more information of more deaths. we do not have an official update at this time. there's still a lot of people out there. still a lot of people unaccounted for. we're going to do our best to

find them off. kentucky officials expect the death toll to continue to rise in the coming weeks as search and rescue efforts continue. the federal management agency and neighboring states are also providing resources to help with the rescue efforts. more rainfall is forecasted for early next week. i think they got like eight or nine inches of rain in a 24 hour period. that is just crazy. we got a little bit of rain here, too. it was drizzled . but driving to the zip trip yesterday, i had to do a code change when i got there and kind of a wool jacket on and like i might need a rain jacket here. patchy drizzle, even some accumulation reported yesterday, san francisco reported. some of our hills reported almost 10th of an inch san francisco reported to 107 inch so enough to keep things moist as we roll through your bay area weekend. we are going to increase the subtropical moisture and add to the possibility of some patchy drizzle out there giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san

francisco, the low clouds intact once again along the coast inside the bay going to be a slow clearing day for our basic communities. men women while inland we already got some sunshine. brent we do our 70 degrees under the blue sky 62 in napa right now. in around the base 62 in oakland, 58 in san francisco. we do have an onshore breeze. fairfield seeing 22 mph, picked up a little bit earlier this morning has backed off. just some oakland reporting nine we have napa reporting dying continuing with this pattern. we're not going to see things change temperatures this morning. feel very similar to yesterday. do you expect similar temperatures into the afternoon? but we are going to add to that cloud cover and patchy drizzle. we're bringing in that sub tropical moisture once again, so it is likely to feel humid. perhaps today, more so forth tomorrow. the visibility around the bay area is good half moon bay continues to fluctuate. so if you're along highway one this morning expect some of that low lying fog right now reported about a mile a little bit

earlier was half mile had jumped at five miles, so we'll continue to fluctuate before finally lifts in the next hour or two. here is the view of the future. a small when it comes to the cloud cover along the coastline inside the bay as we get into your lunch hour, we are still socked in really well along the coastline and just inside the bay. could be slow clearing along our east space shore in areas over the north bay. little bit of patchy drizzle out there and then as we get into the late afternoon, early evening hours we're getting ready for, uh, sunset and dinner time. low clouds at the coast filling back inside the bay and notice what's coming from the east and southeast. that's subtropical moisture that will continue to pour in during the overnight hours and would be joined by it . tomorrow morning. afternoon highs for today. very seasonal 84 for santa rosa 64. an francisco upper sixties and oakland 86. livermore 80 san jose, you're going to see the giants play later. today. it's going to be cool and breezy. have a look at that forecast in just a moment, but a quick peek

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beauty of black faces black owned businesses. black talent in one small city was the first music video network in the nation on in several cities, so be day keeps that beat alive basically a year every year party to you know, commemorate, so be it and its legacy. so this year we're doing a daytime party and we're bringing out some great artists. great music from the dj from the south. tracks of our lives because of its strong legacy and the black history it helped make. and already agreed upon documentary is being made. johnson's working on plans to get soul beat back on the screen to help that there are planned concerts, merchandise and a lot of public support. everybody wants the network back like people want to see the building comeback and when they're on tv , like they want to see that 24 hour experience again, diverse crowd an audience of people who appreciated soul beat tom baker ktvu fox two news. today so be

concert starts at two pm at the new parish on san pablo avenue in oakland. acts include the loonies and three times crazy you can check it out at ktvu web links if you'd like some ticket information. all right time now is 9 20. let's talk about our weather. rosemary watching. things are looking for us on this saturday when we saw the sun peeking out a little bit over the east bay. yeah just checking in on those current conditions out. there are inland cities enjoying the sunshine. meanwhile inside the bay along the coastline, we are sought in pretty good and i think we're going to have another slow clearing day giving you a view over mount diablo, where the sun is shining for the inner east page and to the south bay. we've got some patchy drizzle to go along with those low clouds out there this morning in the monsoonal moisture. is already starting to pull in. here is a look at storm tracker to and you can see again off our coastline. some green within those clouds there being picked up on the

radar. we will have the drizzle and the low clouds with us through the morning hours, eventually pulling back. i think along the coastline and just inside the bay, it's gonna be a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day once again. as that muslim moisture moves into the bay area it's like tonight into tomorrow will see an increase in the clouds and eventually we may even have the risk of thunderstorms. right now, it looks like it could come sunday into monday. the sierra also has that risk there. if you're heading up to the sierra, keep an eye on the forecast. here's a look at what is happening with the future cast model by noontime one o'clock mostly clear inland. i see some cloud cover just inside the bay, san francisco the coastline into the afternoon, you'll start to see those mid and high level clouds coming from the east and the south east, and by tonight it begins to pour in and continues pouring in during the overnight hours tomorrow morning, we've got clouds low mid and high level clouds into the afternoon. thunderstorms a risk there over

the sierra for us right now. it looks like sunday into monday as well. so we'll be watching that will fine tune it for you as we get a little bit closer. meanwhile temperatures not going to budge. we are looking at a very similar pattern this morning 63 walnut creek 58 in nevada and then for the afternoon. these numbers very similar to yesterday. 75 san mateo for today in the north bay, 79 san rafael and for the east bay 84 expected of her conquered temperatures into san francisco. so for today, a low sixties by game time at 605 59 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, a southwest breeze. 15 mph. it's going to be a cool one at oracle park. the extended forecast here . notice the numbers first. not gonna change low sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper eighties expected inland, introducing the risk of thunderstorms that may come sunday and into monday back to you. thank you. rosemary tech that will save you some money and energy to that is what our good friend jen jolly will be

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to investigate a deadly explosion at a russian prison camp. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky says russia needs to be held accountable for a bombing that killed dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war. yesterday zelinsky traveled to the black sea port of odessa to show that his country is ready to start exporting grain again. this is for the first time since the start of the war. the u. s ambassador to ukraine is warning russia to not interfere with these shipments. but it's very important for russia to live up to its commitments until allow this grain to be exported. the united nations brokered this green deal between russia and ukraine in an effort to help ease the global food shortage. in the house of representatives passed a ban on assault style weapons. yesterday after an 18 year lapse. the final vote was to 17 to 2 13 5 democrats voted against it to rebel cover. republicans voted for the bill, a string of mass shootings involving assault weapons was cited as the pressing reason that the house decided to try to

outlaw them. the bill does now go to the senate. it is not expected to advance their time now is 9 26 delta air alliance at a more international flights in response to the growing number of americans who are now planning to travel overseas. one of those flights affects travelers right here in california. delta will offer a flight from l. a to tahiti that starts december. the 17th. the airline is all sweaty two flights from atlanta to cape town. south africa on the very same day, delta has already resumed flights to copenhagen, soul prague and tokyo. now infected mosquito has been detected in contra costa county , where it was discovered will tell you what health experts are recommending for people in that area and colored all gamers. the arcade and pinball expo is backward live from santa clare with a preview. of what to expect this weekend. maybe a wanna play little pinball at wanna play little pinball at some of the throwback games. when i make decisions

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from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto happy weekend. one and all our first peek at the golden gate and you can see the spires up there. that's a good sign as the cloud cover, starting to kind of move its way out. i would imagine early this morning. that was a slow roll across the golden gate bridge as we try to push this marine layer back out to sea. welcome back to ktvu mornings on to it is 9 31. i'm frank malika claudine wong. yes certainly i saw little peek a blue in the very corner of that shot clarksburg bridge. you have to seek it out. but you know, this is one of those slow warning. just the weekend, right so you can take your time. the day kind of rolls out to us a little bit slower? yes absolutely low clouds. fong drizzle, joining us again this morning along the coast inside the bay. if you want to get out and you need the blue sky overhead, head inland. that's where we're seeing the sunshine already this morning. we will have a mix of clouds out there

today, the low clouds hugging the coastline and an increase in those mid and high level clouds as the monsoonal moisture moves back into the bay area. better details on what you can expect for your bay area weekend coming up. alright happening today is the super bowl for all you gamers out there. the california extreme expo is getting underway in santa clare. this is an event that attracts gamers both old and new and ktvu. james torres has been hanging out in that arcade all morning and joins us live with more and have you gotten to actually play james? i know you're working. but have you gotten actually play any of those play? who are you asking? come on. of course, it was a guitar here. that's the first game i saw. come in. i can't tell you the last time i put my hands on a guitar hero guitar again and everyone is saying it so far. i've spoken to this morning. it makes you feel like you're a kid again. and here's why you've got dozens of pinball machines just surrounding the area room full of it, and we talked about some of the older games. you know some of those classics. we see some of that

too. we got a dig, dug. remember? dig dug. we've got a centipede and millipede and you may notice some of these. this one has a not for sale sign on it, but some of them are for sales. if you came out here this morning or this weekend, you could go home with a gaming machine, a pinball machine or, you know, it's a number of other games classic arcade games. pacman, of course. speaking of pac man, i want to introduce you to my friend who was probably the best dressed in the city of santa clara. this morning, mr dan ambridge. thank you so much for joining us this morning. you're technically the announcer here because this is a whole event and a lot of things going on, not just the games. there are speakers to tell me what someone would experience if they came here today. obviously the main thing is the games hundreds of pinball and arcade games on free play, but we also have speakers. we have some of the people that created these games here to talk about their experiences. we have a console free play room. we have vendors. we have a big raffle like there's a lot of things tournaments going on four pinball tournaments this weekend, so whether you're competitive or casual, there's just there's a ton of stuff to do, and they need somebody to say this is what's going on

right now. and that's me doing my job if i didn't ask you where on earth did you get the suit? where do you get anything? this ugly? the internet, it is 100% pure polyester. her and 200% awesome. is it comfortable? no no, but i suffer from my art. it has become people stop and take photos with me and i'm like, look at all these rare games, wouldn't you rather be there? but so yeah, it's sort of my thing that people packed guy and i'm like right. there's worse things to be called you. you've been involved with this for quite a year kind of got into this role almost on accident. so tell me your history of the expo and your history with games in general. sure i was actually reviewed video games professionally for game pro magazine way back in the day. and i just came as a fan. every year until one year i showed up and my badge, said staff, so i just sort of said ok, i'll help so i kind of run their social media channels or at least advise on them. plus i do this, you know, it's been fun. it's really a labor of love they it's not. it's not really a commercial venture. it's really just a whole bunch of people that love arcade games. that wanted to bring them back out so that people could play them and

experience what it was like 30 40 years ago, and i'm just so into that i grew up on arcade games, so i'm very passionate about it, too. i just fell in with the crowd. you can think of this as like a traveling arcade, but it's not necessarily like that, because it's not like it's just a company that brings these games sets them up. there are people who own these machines and they're bringing them from me their storage unit or their homes. so for you to see that that people care enough to preserve a lot of these old games. a lot of these old machines, you know, what does that mean to you? it's fantastic because this is a form of gaming that used to be very common and now has just disappeared. nothing against home gaming. i'm a home gamer, too. but there's something social about playing for players on nba jam or two players on street fighter whether you're playing for fun or for competition. it's really amazing, and it's not really traveling arcade so much as brigadoon. it shows up once a year, and it's this magical place and then it absolutely disappears for another year really only get one chance a year to play like 400 games for free, and they truly are hundreds of games easily. i mean, we're in the grand ballroom of the hyatt hotel

here, and it's just an absolutely enormous seen. well $50 will get you in the door this morning, the doors open to free registered folks and a little less than about a half hour open to the public at 11. this morning. and it stays open until two am reopened again tomorrow. it's a whole weekend event. dan. thank you so much for joining us this morning. looking sharp, of course. frank. claudine again. games for everybody. i'm saying pinball. i'm seeing shooting games. we talked about the guitar hero super mario brothers talking car. i can go on all day. but you can people selling merchandise and stuff too. so this is this is truly an expo. and that's a lot of fun for a lot of people. all right, i got to hear what did you play on guitar hero? at the song called take this life by in flavor. it's one of those just like rowdy, like metallic kind of just real screaming kind of guitar hero song, classic guitar heroes on that's usually my go to where you any good at it. ah one question at a time. thanks

perfect. all right. thanks so much work on your game. good stuff. alright new this morning. some space debris from a chinese rocket is expected to crash down on earth sometime today, and no one actually knows exactly where or when. just yet. scientists say it is possible that space debris could come crashing down in northern california for north . we're not talking not far from the oregon border, so they are keeping a close eye on this rockets path. at this hour. most of that rocket debris is expected to burn up as it enters the atmosphere. however some larger pieces could make it to the ground. and the first group of mosquitoes to test positive for the west nile virus this year is in contra costa county. those mosquitoes were collected in a trap. this was in the city of oakley. the virus is transmitted from birds to mosquitoes, those mosquitoes that bite humans, and that's how we get infected. vector control reminds people try to avoid getting bit by a mosquito by wearing insect repellent and

long sleeve clothing, especially when talking those early morning hours and in the evening at dusk. there are also urging people to look around your yards and make sure to dump out any standing water because that can breed mosquitoes. well whoever won the mega millions jackpot in illinois, maybe even richer than we previously believed because the lottery officials announced a short time ago that the final jackpot in last night's drawing actually grew we thought it was 1.2 billion, but it's actually 1,000,000,300. million maybe this was a group by part of a group home on that's close to over three quarters of a billion bucks. that's crazy. as we mentioned, one ticket nationwide matched all six numbers it was purchased at a speedway gas station convenience store, the chicago suburb of the plains. the winning numbers if you'd like to know, because you might have five of the numbers was 13

36 45 57 67. and the mega ball was 14 now many lot of players right here in the bay area joined others across the nation of russian by mega million tickets. last night, i made a couple of trips, one of the most popular locations among those hoping to strike it. rich was the quick, inconvenient liquor store that's in fremont. apparently 10 years ago, a ticket with more than 50 million bucks. they sold it there and there was a $10 million. a lot of winner who bought a ticket at same store just four years ago. purchase a lot, but i mean, just one ticket a maybe the golden ticket, so i don't know, just fingers crossed. i guess this is my very first time i had to, like, ask her for help, and i was like so nervous. once again. one ticket sold in a chicago suburb matched all six winning numbers for that monster jackpot , which grew to 1.337. billion 337 million would have been enough for me. i'll take a million a million 10 bucks go.

it's like a tip to your cocktail waitress, by the way, if you didn't win the jackpot, uh don't lose hope. a ticket that was sold right here in california actually have five of the numbers that's worth a million dollars, so before you crumple them up and throw them away, take a million rosemary oroczo. rust oh, the pressure. good morning, mother nature delivering. status quo. how about that? we've got to morning clouds packages a laughter noon sunshine away from the coastline temperatures right about where they should be giving you a look here over the oakland skyline where the overcast sky is going to hold firm. i think another slow clearing day for our east bay communities temperatures right now in oakland in the sixties or upper fifties to low sixties san francisco reporting 59 we have sunny skies in concord, 65. for you. they're mostly cloudy still in san jose at 66. onshore breezes. they're fairly light and weak fairfield reporting 22 mph. it had picked

up a little bit earlier this morning, but back down once again. as we get into the cloud cover here, the low clouds along the coastline going to remain, it's a little hard to tell where the low clouds are compared to the mid and high level clouds coming in from the desert southwest, but i will say that we will see an increase tonight and into tomorrow. meanwhile, visibility out there right now. not bad improving over half moon bay. last time we checked, it was down about a mile even a little bit below the cloud cover along the coastline is going to remain intact for today, and we will have some inside the bay as well as we into the second part of the afternoon notice what starts to happen. in addition of the low clouds, we've got those mid and high level clouds coming from the east and south east. this is likely to make some areas feel a bit muggy er, if not today, more so for tomorrow. better details on the afternoon highs for today that monsoonal moisture and the extended forecast coming up, frank sounds good. thank you. rosemary tech that saves you money and energy, and it's good for the planet. kalbe inn. we are talking all

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open living room. do you see the shade opening up back there? this is really new, really cool . we really are living in the future and with 50% of your houses, energy, potentially just going right out the window. smart blinds can be a great investment. we just installed the latest from hunter douglas. these have power view. gen. three automation, so you can just press a single button or use that voice enabled. help her, like alexa even use an app to set a schedule to keep your house cool when it's hot outside. or warm. let's say when that fog starts rolling in the cost for these varies, but they are the smartest window coverings on the market today, and with the recent heat wave that we've had in the pacific northwest, doing nothing else differently. we've already cut our energy use down by nearly 70% in the first month, 70 in the first month. in the first month. it's been mind boggling and, of course, it's super bragging rights whenever anybody

walks in, and i just tell alexa to do something with my blinds, so cool. your house must be on tech steroids, including i would imagine your doorbell. they're not only good, uh, you know as a safety tool, but apparently they can save you a little money to how does that work? well you know what's amazing is we do not have a smart home. we have a really old dumb home. our new house didn't even have a doorbell when we moved in. so one of the very first things that we did very first smart home gadgets we put in with the wise video doorbell pro. this is less than $100 and has already paid for itself several times over. already it acts as a virtual guard, a receptionist video recorder, all in one watches out for cars for that sneaky little kid next door who's always playing pranks and even knock about $20 off of our homeowner's insurance again? not like a huge huge amount, but every little bit counts, especially now, when bills are soaring, it is battery powered,

offers two k resolution of 150 degree field of view with one on one aspect ratio. free cloud storage and paris with the awesome wise kim version three that i've shown up here quite a few times before. that's the $30 do it all indoor outdoor smart security cameras, so get these smart cameras set up kind of just have this watch dog whenever you need it. when you're on vacation, you can watch your home. make sure it's safe. what about all the stuff we plug in the blender? the toaster? should we unplug that? and i guess you've got a something for that as well. of course, most electrical appliances and gadgets continue to drain power even with they're not on this is called vampire power. vampire energy. it can account for as much as 10% of your household energy bill. smart plugs easy go to here. i've used several of these from belkin wise, tp link and phillips. they're all great choices. they run anywhere from $15 to $25 and let you control

outlets with an app on your smartphone or monitor the energy use of any device that you plug in in real time. time so you can see where all your money is going. this can save about $20 billion a year in america in electricity costs just from vampire appliances alone. so that's kind of a gob smacking number when you think about it really, really much better for the planet. alright jim, we only have a little time left. so if you could sneak in your last two, i know my dad. oh you say, frank, turn the lights off and i would god save money. absolutely it does. parents still know best smart bulbs are an easy entry into the smart home gadget market and a great way to save money. and again. the planet the smart ball through l. e d s. they use at least 75% less energy than incandescents yet last 25% longer and they can bring extra savings 40% just by dimming when you don't need the bright bright lights, motion sensors, geo fencing. all of

that can really help. just use the power when you need to, and then last, but not least, smart thermostats. these really are great for keeping your house cool at night while you're asleep or while you're away at work. they can also save you money, the nest smart learning thermostat is the one that we put in our own house. it manages your home and electricity with the least amount of work on your part, and it just looks really good to know that we're always a little short on time on the i just want you to know you can go to tech kiss .com or usa today .com slash tech and read all about all this great stuff i'm covering stole my last line, but i'll let you say goodbye. always a pleasure and we've got to come up and visit in the northwest and see all these goodies in your home. and i'll be back with you guys in the studio soon. thank you look forward to having you back. that's 10. jolly the best. thank you, jen. take care . thank you. otherwise you guess you're not putting your heater on today. but you you might throw in a rain jacket or a sweatshirt. it is a it's kind of

a dui day it is and it's a little moist out there where we do have the drizzle. frank remember the landscaper that joins us staring at drug awareness week? they're smart technology. now that you can that will tap into your local forecast. so if it's going to rain tomorrow, your sprinklers won't turn on. there you go. yeah so world i know. i know we are looking at a little bit of drizzle out there this morning. it does feel a bit moist. we had a little bit of accumulation. yesterday in san francisco to 107 inch reported there a little bit more in our hills today, just more of the same. it's drizzly out there. the low clouds the fog along the coastline. even a little bit tough to see along areas of half moon bay at times and the onshore briefs of fairfield is right about 22 mph. we are very similar this morning compared to yesterday. the low clouds and mid and high level clouds will be increasing later today and into tomorrow as that monsoonal moisture works closer in to the bay. we do have visibility about

six miles there at half moon bay and the future cast model here. i want to roll you through the weekend, not only for here, but if you're going to tahoe this weekend. here's look at lunchtime, low clouds banked up against the coastline just inside the base, so it could be a bit of a slow clearing day for our east based shore. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, the low clouds are moving back across the bay into the north bay, but we also have that mid and high level moisture coming in from the desert southwest. there's tomorrow morning. low clouds, mid clouds and high level clouds, as well as the patchy drizzle will be with us once again and then into the afternoon, lake tahoe and the sierra threat of thunderstorms rolling in it looks like by sunday. for us. it could come sunday into monday as well, although we're not seeing it just yet. 73 degrees right now as south lake tahoe, not sure if that's actually correct , but it is going to be a hot day so we could see i guess temperature was already in the sixties and seventies, their upper eighties, expected for the afternoon around tahoe. so yeah, already heating up. in the sunday that chance for thunderstorms and temperatures

are expected to cool off just some for the afternoon here at home a birth fifties. right now san francisco low sixties and napa afternoon highs low sixties for our coastline, upper eighties well inland seventies around the bay and your extended forecast here, temperature wise , not going to change sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay upper eighties inland all the way through wednesday. that the risk of thunderstorms could come in sunday into monday. back to you. thank you, rosemary. today is harry potter's birthday . so to celebrate one east based city is throwing a big harry potter birthday party featuring a class of magical potions and a game of quidditch. we're going to tell you where you can celebrate his birthday right after the break.

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couldn't explain. or a wizard, harry. i'm a what? you're a wizard harry scenes from the first ever harry potter film the sorcerer's stone, the most famous th wizard celebrates a birthday tomorrow. harry potter will be 42 in east bay town is getting in on the fun today. the town of daniel is there in a big birthday bash with festivities that include a game of quidditch class on magical potions. and, of course, there's going to be a scavenger hunt earlier this morning, i had a chance to speak with some of the events, organizers. the kids, you know, from the babies dressed up in their house, wednesdays to the parents that have embarrassed scarves and their robes. so yeah, it hits all ages. for sure . it's definitely just a festive

affair to come see everyone in in costume or in wardrobe and enjoy the magic in the air. potter themed scavenger hunt starts at noon on the town green . the 1st 100, people who complete the hunt are going to get a special treat. and you are being encouraged. bring your own sources hat, your robe and your want about some baseball cubs at oracle last night, and this will sum it up to hunt for years. he's singles the opposite way, but watching happy coming up, throwing wilmer flores coming home and he is out one more time on the tag. you can see how close it is just a nanosecond before he hit the plate. it was in one at the game of the night. the cubs scored three in that frame, frank wendell with a high chopper, duval can't come home. can't get them at first, and that's your ball game. cubs. winning four to today is will clark day by the way, is number 22 will be retired prior to the cubs game today at oracle. how about the age? they're red hot in chicago, take another white

sox stevens, piscotty. pride out of president unloads a bomb to aboard three run, jack is go up 321 after two more to come. seth brown says. okay i can do that, too. with a solo obama the eighth he went two for four. had a couple of rb in the game is when their eighth out of 10, they're hot since the all star break. they dropped chicago 7 to 3. mornings onto round from seven until 9 30 tomorrow, and that's because of our special monthly program. voices for change. it's going to air at 9 30 ktvu. greg lee speaks with two trailblazers in the sports world. he is also marking disability pride month which in part celebrates the anniversary of the passing of the americans with disabilities act, a barrier organization that provides recreational activities and sports for disabled people. shares what the month means to them. i think a lot of people with disabilities um i know myself included have just a sense of insecurity around it.

um maybe a sense of shame wanting to hide. um and having a forum to actually, like, be proud of that, and that's not have to explain it away, but to actually like, take ownership of it and find power in it is something that's new and you can catch more of this conversation on voices for change is tomorrow morning at 9 30 right here on ktvu. alright before we say so long when last check of weather folks want to get out and about on a weekend and they should do what plan ahead with a jacket for the morning. uh and just a very pleasant pattern. you know , we could easily be 100 degrees right now in areas like antioch and livermore, but no upper eighties expected there. yeah around the bay. we have seventies. it is cool at the coast. it's foggy this morning, low sixties. not much change, but we do have monsoonal moisture. coming in. maybe

thunderstorms sunday into monday . something to watch for all right. thanks for joining us this morning. we'll have the latest news tonight on the ktvu news at six and - hi everyone and welcome to the legal help center. today we have legal professionals standing by to answer your questions and give you a free consultation. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault and you don't have an attorney, give us a call right now and we'll let you know how much your case is potentially worth. now, this is a service to you, the viewers. there are legal professionals available right now offering you a completely free consultation. so if you've been injured in an accident and you're sitting at home right now thinking of how you're going to pay those medical bills