can't do it alone. francisco we can't do it alone as california and we need everyone involved the city of san francisco david first now the state of california has declared a state of emergency because of the spread of the monkey pox virus. but tell you what. kal. leaders are now doing to deal with this growing problem. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 2nd let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast this morning. how's it? look, steve? right now. it looks okay. but we'll see if we can keep it okay, because there's still a lot of cloud cover to the south. but we're getting a break right now. as far as the rain goes, that is tapered off. moved north. still some cloud cover to the south, and there's plenty plenty coming up. but right now it looks like we start off mostly clear here. they do have

kind of muggy conditions so mild low sun and clouds and the temps are going to pop. i mean, if you broke through that cloud cover, you probably went up 10 degrees yesterday, seventies eighties and nineties. today all right, let's go over to ali. i do believe a good morning. hello, ali. good morning, steve. good morning. everyone out there. we're taking a look at the commute in east contra costa county because there is a problem in the eastbound direction. so the non commute direction of highway four. you don't see it popping up on the screen just yet. but this is on eastbound highway for it. hillcrest off ramp. this is a crash that happened earlier. it's still blocking a couple lanes. they're getting tow trucks out there to clear it out of the way. no sign of it from this vantage point. this is the westbound direction that you see a little bit of traffic heading through at bay point on highway four. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic here is very light. if there's any traffic really at all. it's very empty this morning. at this hour 41. let's go back to the desk. thank you for their increasing chances for dry lightning in the coming days, and that could make the fire fight against california's biggest wildfire

even harder. the mckinney fire is now learn more than 55,000 acres equal to 87 square miles of land destroyed near the oregon border. now despite getting some rain yesterday it is still 0% contained. ktvu lamonica peters tells us how cal fire updated the situation for evacuees and for people still living nearby. cal fire assist you. unity feel, anzio says the mckinney. fire started at about 300 acres, but a gusty wind storm quickly helped the blaze grow to over 55,000 acres. the level of smoke in the area is also creating harmful conditions . during the meeting, residents were told to take precautions went outdoors, especially the elderly, children and pregnant women. do you really want to not do anything vigorous. just take it easy if you typically go for a run, try to just cut that out for a few days because you can breathe 10 times as much air

into your lungs when you're running as just walking down the street, the city of erica's police chief also addressed other safety concerns, like people's homes being broken into our looted while they're evacuating. we have arrested several people for being in enclosed areas where they shouldn't be. most of them are up to no good and we're going to continue to do that and protect your property. the mckinney fire is burning more than 80 square miles of klamath national forest . the sheriff says that firefighters found two people dead inside of a car monday parked in a driveway near highway 96. when people don't evacuate when they're in evacuation order. and they call 911 and that takes a firefighter takes an engine out of service to go make that rescue to try to get those folks out of the way and they can't fight fire because of the fire hasn't been determined, but wildfire experts at uc berkeley suspect lightning could be responsible for starting the fire. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank

you, lamonica and more help from here in the bay area is arriving in siskiyou county to help gain control of the fire. the san jose fire department return tweeted an image of its crews in the area. these firefighters were on the oak fire in mariposa county before they were signed to help battle the mckinney fire. to san francisco. firefighters have also arrived in siskiyou county. they are part of a large mutual aid fire incident management team over the weekend. firefighters from santa rosa and alameda county also headed north to help stop the spread of the mckinney. fire time is 404 this morning at eight o'clock vaccine clinic in san francisco will reopen and the staff at san francisco general hospital or advising that you get there early, get in line. if you want to get the vaccine shot, the hospital has limited vaccine doses. it's rationing its supply for the highest risk groups, including gay men in london. breed says the city still pressuring the federal government to give the city 70,000 vaccine doses,

hoping to slow the spread of the monkey pox virus. dr peter chin hong and infectious disease specialist for ucsf says more than a couple of more than a couple of 1000 doses of the vaccine is needed to get this virus under control. align science and politics. i think that's possible now, hopefully but also have a national strategy, and that includes even something elementary like reporting cases in states on hospitals going to one place, which is a c d. c that's not a given covid that happened. we hope that can happen monkey box because you kind of need to see what's going on before you can see what impact your interventions had. the department of public health says san francisco is an epicenter of the virus with more than 305 confirmed cases of the monkey pox and california has now joined new york and illinois and declaring a state of emergency to speed up efforts to combat the monkeypox outbreak. governor gavin newsom says the declaration will help the states

seek more vaccines and also lead outreach and education efforts on where to get vaccines and treatment. and he says the state will work with the federal government to get more vaccines and raise awareness about reducing the risk for more details on governor newsom state of emergency go to our website ktvu dot com california lawmakers are back at the state capital for their final month long policy push the next two weeks will be a push to pass dozens of bills that have been left to the tail end of the session. they are looking at approving more money to fight the monkeypox outbreaks. lawmakers are urging. this latest leaders to approve $38.5 million in emergency funds. this would help counties boost access to testing in vaccines as well as education and outreach for everyone across the state. it's absolutely is a statewide issue , and although san francisco and l a or the epicenter now you know more so san francisco. um but both counties we're seeing

increased cases and other counties as well. and those other counties don't have the same public health infrastructure. let san francisco and la, however, the same resources and so for those other counties, even a smaller number of cases. can be really problematic. lawmakers are also tackling the state's affordability and public safety issues. time is world seven california seeing rising numbers of coronavirus reinfections, the state department of health says there are about 51,000 confirmed covid-19 infections statewide during the first three weeks of july, and reinfections made up at least one in seven of all cases in california. in that same time period. that's up about one in 20 gazes at the beginning. of the year. state health experts say more people are now getting infected more than once, mainly because of sub variants like be a five and other immune evasive sub variance. a bill that would allow city runs supervised drug

sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles, is now headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate narrowly approved the measure yesterday. we would allow people in those three cities to use illegal drugs under the supervision of trained staff members. supporters of the measure say it would save lives in three california cities currently dealing with an illegal drug crisis. critics argue the sites would actually encourage drug use. a previous version of the proposal was vetoed by then governor brown in 2018 governor. newsom has not said yet if he will sign the bill. well. today, the labor department will release a report that is known as a strong indicator of the health of the u. s job market, the job openings and labor turnover survey is better known as the jolts report. it will show the number of job openings available across the country during the month of june. that number was 11.2 million in may, which was a considerable drop from the 11.7 million figure in april. alright time is 408 that leads us right to steve paulson here to tell

you it feels a little more humid around his definitely mcgee human, no doubt about it. although a lot of cloud cover has left the area moved north. there's still some to the south and some moving especially southward. maybe down towards santa clara valley. but overall , we are getting a break right now. just a few clouds and mostly clear out there, but still a lot of moisture on the way up the remains of what was at one time hurricane frank kind of lifting northward. some of that may impact us later today that later this afternoon tonight into tomorrow, but it looks like it's probably going to going to miss most of us here. 60 seventies on the temps . i mean, it's pretty mild, warm fifties sixties on the attempt to low backed off that's kind of the key was closer to us yesterday. it's actually retrograde it a little bit, but the moisture continues to move in from the south. all that activity has lifted northward, leaving us under mostly clear skies, but you can see that moisture continues to stream in the central california and also in the san joaquin valley. a lot of moisture out there. and you

know where it goes, is always a you know a tough call here, so we'll just take it day by day here, but some of that is going to lift northward and give us some partly cloudy skies and also keep a lot of humidity in the forecast still looks like most of his energies heading up towards the sierra. not for us, although again maybe south of san jose could be in play as we go forward sixties seventies eighties nineties, quick pop on those temps. it's going to get it if you get it had some clearing yesterday. my temp went from 68 to 80. and about an hour and a half. and you you, you probably will experience some pretty hot conditions inland for the next couple of days. now. justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. those words from president biden after a u. s drone strike took out the leader of al qaeda coming up, we get some perspective on what this means for the nation's efforts to stop terror attacks and all eyes on house speaker nancy pelosi on her trip through asia. we have the latest on whether she will make a stop in taiwan and what that means for growing tensions

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we are following some developing news, us house speaker nancy pelosi arrived in malaysia early today. it is the second stop of pelosi's asian tour that has been overshadowed by her expected stop in taiwan. several news organizations are reporting pelosi could arrive in taiwan sometime tonight. now china has claimed the island nation of taiwan as its own territory, and the chinese government says pelosi's planned visit to taiwan would dramatically escalate the tensions between china states t. president biden says the united states has won a major victory in the war against terrorism. my fellow americans. on saturday.

my direction. united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan that killed the emir of al qaeda. president biden addressed the nation last night announcing that u s forces killed 71 year old. i'm an user. we're hearing one of the world's most wanted terrorists. he was the leader of al qaeda and along with the group's founder, osama bin laden , oversaw the 9 11 attacks on the us president biden says the death of all, zawahiri sends a clear message to terrorists around the world. no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. the pentagon says the us drone fire two hellfire missiles at the al qaeda leader as he stepped onto the balcony of a safe house in kabul, afghanistan . u. s intelligence says he'd been living in that home in

afghanistan with his family for at least a few months, and city council member lauren taylor has joined the race for mayor. the district six representative is a third generation oakland er and brought his family with him to file the paperwork yesterday. taylor says he is excited to represent his hometown, even though it faces many tough challenges. i'm aedical engineer management consultant, not a career politician. but applying the skills and all of the expertise that i've gained outside of city hall and honed inside of city hall to make sure that we move forward to our taylor is one of more than a dozen candidates in the race, including two more oakland city council member xiang tao and treva read time now for 15. oakland international airport is opening a lot of new places to eat and drink before you board your plane. the plan to upgrade the airports. food options was put on hold because of the pandemic. but with their travel rebounding, the improvements are back on track and earlier this

year to new cafes opened at the airport, farley's and oakland dish coffee collective and oakland drafthouse, which serves beers and burgers, airport officials say travelers will see the improvements. the next time you fly, and it will encourage them to choose oakland. the overarching goal of this program is to enhance the variety and quality of food and beverage options for passengers ago ak and also plays a focus on featuring locations and foods that the east bay is known for, as we are fortunate enough to be in such a wonderful place with so many different culinary, uh, extravagances available to source from we do believe that overall passenger experience is something that some passengers consider when there choosing where to book from so with things like this new food and beverage program that we're bringing in other improvements to the airport, we're all our

focus is on passenger experience and making sure that o a k is easy to navigate and had lots of enjoyable amenities for passengers so that that's kind of at the forefront is passenger experience. okay and so you you touched on this. the fact that this plan to put a bunch of new restaurants in the terminals at the airport. we sort of got it, it was was put into motion originally four years ago, and then obviously the pandemic took hold and things were put on hold . but now the airport it certainly seems like he's in a much better place travels rebounding. how how have all of those passengers returning to the airport helped to get this plan back on track? absolutely interesting. you mentioned that since, actually the schedule by which for activating new concession locations is actually following the trend in return of passengers, so they were certain benchmarks for passenger return that activate new concession

constructions, so all locations will go down. well over the next couple of years, and we're going to get more. it's nice to see the changes that oakland international airport thank you for that. ah. we are also talking about an audit that is criticizing san francisco recreation and parks department for what's being called poor oversight of the portsmouth plaza parking garage renovation project. that audit says the project exceeded its budget. it was delayed several times and was never adequately completed. it was originally scheduled to start in december. 2014 and last 18 months, however, the project was not completed until april, 2020 after being scaled back significantly. charges beneath portsmouth square, a city park bordering china town and the financial district time it's 4 18. let's talk about our weather, whether it's going to be a nice day, steve paulson has before it depends on your definition, mr clark. you know, some people liked yesterday.

some people may not like today because it's going to get warmer. that's for sure. our system is lifted northward up into oregon for now, but there is a lot of clouds to the south, and it's always a tricky, tricky call. so let me dig a little deeper. these are the numbers i came with so far. napa was the leader that i could find. i mean, there were multiple reports in napa in between yonville and napa. 0.7 north napa point oh, six half moon bay point oh, four. santa rosa, it's far observer, ray marshall. point out three nevada point to other a bunch of points on ones , including sfo. leo cordelia conquered, maybe where you are as well. it's mostly cloud cover is cleared, so we're caught in between what you can see some inching towards the central coast and believe me, there's a lot of moisture coming up from the remains of a former tropical system and they are impossible, sometimes the forecast, but there's a couple of things that point towards a mostly clear morning here, mcgee mild sun, then clouds, especially later this afternoon. and probably more to the south. but 50

sixties seventies. i mean, it's a really mild air mask kind of a muggy air mess. there was no breeze at all as well. the low responsible is closer to us yesterday. it's backed off that plays a big part in this, but the moisture continues to stream north. and now that was yesterday, there's overnight. we got our breakout are clearing, but there's still some moving in, and i mean, it's so close. look at that. that's the remain tropical storm prank, and as it moves north, it'll start to fall apart. the low that was up here, see below the circulation is there so has a tendency to kind of follow that direction, but it's so close. i'm going to mention it. or at least today and tomorrow probably, you know again. it's a hit and miss kind of deal. fate favors the mountains more than us, but something to watch not only tonight into tomorrow as well. it's going to get hard inland. there'll be a quick pop 60 seventies eighties nineties. today and tomorrow it's all about possible tropical clouds. then it looks like it starts to calm down, cools off a little bit going into the weekend. you guys okay? see? thank you, tom for 20 thieves and one oakland

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moving around until just before 8 30 wednesday night. the police are investigating his death as a possible drug oprah dose. jose police and fire investigators are working together to piece together details of a man's death after he was found in a burning suv. fire crews were called to a car fire on pomona avenue near the santa clara county fairgrounds early sunday morning. officials did not find the man's body inside the car until after the flames were out. the area is considered industrial and investigators are collecting surveillance video from businesses in that neighborhood. to help them figure out what happened. we don't know what started the car fire was intentionally set if there was a mechanical issue with the vehicle all of that is still under investigation. they're also investigating whether the man died because of something related to the fire, such as smoke inhalation or if he was already dead when the fire started since the fire, several candles and flowers have been brought to the area, which

could indicate someone knew the victim. if that is the case, police are hoping that that person or those people will come forward. time is 4 24. there was a string of burglaries in oakland all in one night, and it was all caught on camera suspects didn't just hit one store and oakland's little saigon, but all all of the shops in one strip mall. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the video showing the break ins. this strip mall in oakland's little saigon has seen its share of crime, but this was something else. seven stories here. god big arise. unless what span of like less than two hours. it happened at international plaza at ninth and international, where all the businesses were ransacked, beginning at about 4 30 monday morning, this surveillance video shows an intruder entering the coin laundromat from the ceiling. he doesn't seem to care that an alarm is sounding the robbers came down through the roof. you know, there's a hole in my in my in my roof right now, you know simon, luke owns v and j. fusion

of vietnamese restaurant where the intruders took some change after also dropping down from the ceiling. damage is more and the money that i took. this is just unexpected. you know, i'm just shocked. because who would ever expect this to happen? you know, the burglars pop the locks of four other businesses inventing mercy, and they take bill. and coy in there. some merchants wondered why it took oakland police so long to respond, officers and a civilian technician did spend hours after the fact gathering statements and surveillance video. i'm very angry. nolan wong owns the laundromat where the burglars came down through the roof. they stole $6000 in coins from his change machine, and this is continuing every single week. you know, we never we never get a break. it's just constant. this video shows the burglars, not in a hurry during their visit. one guy even goes back and gives a homeless man some spare change. jimmy know who owns a nail shop that was burglarized had this message for oakland mayor libby schaaf mayor. to do something. because

this area has been hit so often we are struggling here. oakland police are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news thank you, henry. severe storms are targeting the south again. coming up. we have a look at the damage left behind and the rising death toll plus faithful. another long journey. three more years to go. 49 2 star deebo samuel back in action after accepting a contract deal with the 49ers, we'll hear what debo and coach shanahan said about that new agreement. you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for our ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu .com/ email to sign up for that .com/ email to sign up for that daily service hey, it's me...your skin. some cleansers get us clean - but take my moisture. cerave cleansers help me maintain my moisture balance

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holes right there in the head rest. one man accuses the off duty san francisco firefighter of shooting at him, leaving behind a graze wound and a car riddled with bullet holes, plus as individuals show complete lack of compassion for young people out there participating in the peewee football game. oakland police are investigating a shooting at oakland tech high school reaction from the city's police chief as they search for the suspects from ktvu fox. two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. august 2nd. let's get right to steve paulson with your forecast . he knows what you need to. what do you mean to tell you? i hope so. thank you. we do have some clearing taking place here , but there's still a lot of cloud cover down in the south. that's for sure. our system from yesterday gave us the rain has lifted up into oregon. but there's still a lot of my i'm

just gonna just watch what better look at all that look at all that that's remains coming in from a tropical storm, frank it's just too close to say this may not make a move later today, especially areas to the south, so we'll start off our right. but then why would not be surprised to see some cloud cover coming in here? mild to warm lows, kind of muggy sun and clouds before the cloud cover comes in. there's going to be a quick jump on those inland temps so we'll see. seventies eighties and nineties. all right. ali is here and she said it's usually quiet at this time, and i trust it still is, it is usually quite you know, the only thing i'm really noticing here is that humidity that you're mentioning steve, it's even warm back here in the traffic center on the roadways, though things are pretty clear in pretty open. like what we like to see it. 4 30 in the morning. here's a look at the south bay. no major problems here to tell you about, and here's a live picture of 2 80. as you pass through downtown north and south bong. no problems there. san mateo bridge traffic is also very light at this hour for 31. let's go back to the desk. alright, we start

with an incredible story. a firefighter with the san francisco fire department is expected in court later this morning accused of firing a gun at another man. ktvu is amber lee spoke with that man who says he feels lucky to be alive. the bullet that hit me right here. i would have died. um, but it came through right there. came through the headrest. that's where i was sitting at. michael johnson shows me his bullet riddled car. he says he was shot at by an off duty san francisco firefighter. he was in business with breeding puppies and selling them in oakland. one bullet grazed his neck being shot by a firefighter, you know , i mean, that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard of. they're supposed to be saving lives not you know, shooting up your car and, um, being shot in the neck and being robbed at gunpoint. emails. he says. this is cell phone video he took of brian pointed at the off duty firefighter when they met at a parking lot sunday around 11 a.m. so johnson could give pointer. the paperwork for

three puppies smacked it out of my hand with one hand and he had a gun. in his other hand, johnson says pointer was supposed to pay him $5500 through an app. instead the 45 year old says, point of robbed him at gunpoint and took off. johnson says he followed pointer to his home and called 911 oakland, emeryville. police responded. they took johnson's report. but johnson tells me emeryville police told him it was a civil matter and left refused. to even talk to him at all, johnson says porno fired 6 to 7 shots at him as he drove by pointers home to get on the freeway. he tells me he first met corner in april while he was with his dog, he says porno approached him at that time about getting into the dog breeding business. he says he trusted pointer because he was a firefighter person that does something like this is capable of anything. so i want him to stay in jail. like he tried to kill me. pointer was arrested and booked into santa rita jail, according to alameda county

records. he is being held on several charges, including destroying and concealing evidence, assault with a firearm , shooting at a vehicle and receiving stolen property. he is scheduled to make his first quarter appearance tuesday morning. his bill is set at $270,000 in oakland. and burly ktvu. fox two news. thank you. thomas for 34. oakland police one anyone with information or cell phone video of a weekend shooting during a pop warner football game to come forward coach from the fresno valley boys team shared this video showing the chaos on the field as people ran for safety sunday afternoon. the nine and 10 year old players from the fresno team and the oakland dynamites were out there playing when the shooting started. among those wounded a six year old girl, a man in his thirties and a woman in her fifties who were in the hospital. it makes no sense. that children are out here playing football and family and

friends are watching these games and people would come armed with guns and not just one. several people have firearms in this crowd. that is really unfortunate that they put the lives of young people and families in danger because of their selfishness. so far, no arrests have been made. oakland police plan to have officers at all the practices and games for the oakland dynamite until the end of the season. the families of the three people killed in the gilroy garlic festival shooting are joining those who survived in an expanded lawsuit . they are suing the florida company that made the assault style rifle used in the rampage three years ago. they accused century international arms and romanian firearm producer rome arm did not take sufficient care to prevent misuse of the firearm that was used in the attack our time now for 35 new this morning , w. n b a basketball star brittany grinder made her seventh court appearance in russia to face drug charges the grinders facing a senate of up

to 10 years in prison if she is convicted of bringing cannabis into russia. she says she was prescribed cannabis oil as a pain treatment and included them in her luggage when she quickly packed the white household is offered to release a russian arms dealer in exchange for brittney griner and former marine paul whelan. the white house says russia met a quote bad faith response, but they didn't give any more details about that. earlier russia has said he will not talk about any exchange until brittney griner is trial is over. the u. s. is sending another $550 million in military aid to ukraine to help in its defense against the russian invasion. now, the white house announced it will send thousands more rockets as well as 75,000 shells for long range cannons. ukrainian military officials say those weapons have been critical in the fight to strike supply lines for invading russian troops. time is 4 36, the governor of kentucky now says at least 37 people have

died after flash flooding there last week, governor andy bashir warned that number is expected to grow since hundreds of people are still unaccounted for search and rescue teams are finally able to start surveying the damage along the rivers and creeks. people are being allowed to go back to their homes to see what could possibly be saved, but there's a 40% chance of 40% chance of even more rain today. and more bay area crews are in siskiyou county today to help fight the mckinney fire among the local fire crews have gone to the border with oregon or firefighters from san jose, san francisco. the beginning, fire has burned more than 55,000 acres. that's almost 87 square miles. it is 0% contained people who live nearby, but if not yet been ordered to evacuate their asked us stay inside so you don't breathe in the bad air. authorities have also arrested

several people suspected of trying to loot homes that were evacuated area crews now at the mckinney fire had been fighting the oak fire near yosemite. authorities report. good news on that fire, they say control lines are holding. the fire is not growing. at this point it has burned 30 square miles of mariposa county. containment is up to 74% authorities did discover three more destroyed buildings, which raises that number to 193. many our homes ee west has become warmer and drier over the past 30 years, and it's expected to get even worse. during the wildfires burning this morning, vice president kamala harris announced more than a billion dollar commitment to help communities including those who are plagued by wildfires face climate risk and become more resilient. elected leaders have a duty to protect our communities. and the

president, and i believe that includes before, during and after disaster strikes. make sure you stay right here with us on ktvu. fox to get the latest on the battle against wildfires burning around the state, including the evacuation orders and relief efforts underway to help those people affected. we have a special section on our website just go to ktvu .com slash wildfires. all right time now for 39. as for the forecast , you mentioned it earlier. i felt the same thing yesterday afternoon. i got out of the car was like it feels like i'm in hawaii. i'm not, but had that tropical field because we had the monsoon clouds. now they've cleared for the most part here. they've lifted up into oregon after leaving some very rare august 1st rain yesterday. but i'll tell you, i think there's a lot more on the way here there. you can see some lifting northward, so we had some pretty good rain here for august 1st and on a day that usually doesn't get in rain. this is nbc, actually just north and

napa here point oh, seven close to oakville, north napa as well. our observer paul watts point oh, six half moon bay point. oh, four, santa rosa 40.3. nevada had a couple 100. there were many point a ones and a bunch of traces. sfo valeo conquered all in there as well. so we're in the it's called in the twix in between there in between, but there's cloud cover to the south and boys are a lot coming up. but before i get there, we start off mostly clear. there's not much in the way of any fog. it's offshore, but there's only a patch or to some fog here, mcgee mild sun, then clouds it will be warmer. we're already in the sixties here for many of me. brentwood 68 livermore, 67 san jose 65. so there's some pretty mild conditions. even hayward 63 degrees, so it wouldn't take much. the low responsible was closer yesterday. to us. it's kind of backed off a little bit , but not far away to the south . remains of at one time was hurricane. now it's lifting northward and weakening. so there's our break for the day. mcleod covers already racing in from that system that's remains

of tropical system, frank. i mean, the trend is to kind of take it more towards that low, which is over there kind of that way. but there's a lot of cloud cover here that i think is going to planned or whether later this afternoon tonight, almost impossible to forecast so you broad brush. it looks like more activity for the sierra and maybe south of us, but really will start off with some sun here today than the clouds were all in it will stay muggy, humid. today and it will be warmer. it'll get hot inland, but a lot of cloud cover i think will play into our weather into tomorrow. you guys all right. thank you. steve ktvu begins a series of reports on california's drought this morning. we have some tips on how to save water and money around your home. growing pressure on the u. s. senate passed a bill that would extend medical coverage for military veterans exposed to toxic burn pits coming up why some republicans are fighting against that legislation.

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it'll rioters so far, guy rapid was sentenced to seven years and three months in prison. prosecutors say he told fellow members of his militia group he was searching for house speaker nancy pelosi and reportedly said he planned to drag her out of the capitol building. rapid was the first person to go on trial for the january 6th attack at the u. s. capitol. senate majority leader chuck schumer plans another vote this week on a bill to help military vets who breathed in toxic air while stationed in the middle east. the measure is called the pact bell. it would expand health care coverage for vets who are exposed to burn pits while fighting in afghanistan and iraq . now those countries don't have landfill so burn pits were used to incinerate waste, and that included burning hazardous materials and chemical compounds at military sites. there's no afghan trash. system where the

garbage truck comes and picks up your trash. i didn't have asthma when i you know, before i went to war, i've had a nasopharyngeal cancer scare. republicans are blocking the bill, accusing democrats of playing on the sympathy of sick veterans by attaching billions of dollars in unrelated spending to the measure. democrats added a provision that has nothing to do with veterans healthcare and that it's designed the change government accounting rules so that they can have a $400 billion spending spree. an estimated 3.5 million vets were exposed to those burn pits time. not for 45. there will be no new oil and gas drilling in central california for now, under a new agreement between the state and the federal government, the state attorney general announced a settlement with the bureau of land management, preventing new drilling leases on public lands . now the state alleged the

trump administration opened up more than a mic lands to oil ans drilling and fracking without out of proper environmental review. the federal bureau of land management as it will now conduct a larger review before leasing that land. the severe drought in california is getting worse and with no relief in sight, communities around the state are asking all of us to cut back and conserve the next few weeks. ktvu will be going in depth on the issues surrounding drought. our chief meteorologist bill martin, brought a water conservation expert into his own home to show some ways we can do our part to conserve water. the toilet is the number one leaking device in the household the way to save money on this the way to figure out the leak is common die or have the special tablets . so here's the toilet. what you do is you? obviously you pull the back off you stick one of these tablets in here about 15 minutes. that blue shows up in

your tank or in the bowl. you've got a leak this valve in here, that blue valve. that's where your lead is going to be those valves get old they get they get kind of brittle. you can lose 100 gallons a day on more than 100 gallons of maliki. toilet and this is the most common way to save money. another way to check for leaks is for your water heater. water heater has a pressure relief felt that little pressure relief valve occasionally. will fail little spring inside. so one way to check on that is go to your water heater, and then you check for the copper tubing on it in the copper tubing can usually comes out the side. you just go ahead and put your hand on it and you can touch it real lightly. if it's cool to the touch. there's no leak. however. if it's warm, and it feels warm, then you need to follow where there's two ghosts. but the culprit is that little pressure relief felt. right here on back in between here is this guy that fails on these units from time to time? another way to save water in the house. another big way to save water in the house is the dishwasher. we're just talking about that first thing. i always wash full loads. because the dishwasher excuse

me. the dishwasher uses the same amount of water whether it is one glass in there, or there's a setting for six in there, so the new ones used about four gallons per load. and thats much better than you can wash in the sink. you're never going to match what the dishwasher can do. one other thing that would be nice to talk about. just go outside and look at the landscape and how to take care of our trees during a drought. what percentage of water do we waste in the outside outside can be significant, especially if you have a lot of grass. people can be put in five times as much on their landscaping alone just to keep it green. that's why native plants are really good. because prepares you for the next drought. it saves water on a day in day out basis. alright let's go outfront. we'll look at the trees because you had a really interesting point about the trees when you look at your leisure landscaping, this is the most expensive piece is, you actually have to start irrigating this tree a little bit differently than it had before. so we asked customers to do more of a cycle and soak but the water come here. let go like a drip system slowly percolate on in but let it go deep into the soil and that will train the routes to go down and that will

start to keep the tree healthier during the drier period for that tree to adjust. it could take pretty much majority of the summer to do it. so one of the things that that that charles knows all about are these flow meters, which i think is probably one of the best things. you can have want to talk about it. i have one here that allows you to see if you've got leaks. if you're irrigating something seven days a week, and so as bill pulls it up right here, it's a little device. it's quite easy. it's got a nice strap on the back side. that all you have to do is strap it to your meter. that's what i think is pretty neat about this, charles. it just straps. i see the meter here. it just straps to that. and within the meter, there's a magnet that turns when the water's moving. yes that's correct. if you go to your meter and look outside these are a little leak detectors. so this little blue dial here if you if you're not using water, and you see it moving around a little bit, that's the way to see that you potentially have a leak in your house. this is the thing that blew me away. i had this four by four months now and i gotta tell you i have saved i don't even i've saved hundreds

of dollars because i have detected detected leaks right away. this is how simple it goes on. there you go. where you go. good stuff, bill martin, and that was ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin reporting and all month will take a look at the drought's impact on our community and the responses to this water crisis. you can find even more stories about the drought on our website just go to ktvu dot com slash drought and i will tell you go to your local water sources. we have marin municipal water district. they'll give out free things, steve, they have buckets to put in your shower. our they have those little tablets that you use the toilet to see if you have a leak, so check east bay mud. check your water district because they might have tools for you free to use good advice. good advice. there you go. we do have maybe mother nature will take care of us. yeah we had a little a little help there yesterday. that's for sure that has moved out. but it sure looks close coming in late tonight and also tomorrow. now that's the moisture from yesterday. it's lifted north up into oregon's so

we get a break for right now. rainfall was okay for august 1st. i'll say actually near oakville point oh, seven north napa 70.6 half moon bay point. oh, four, santa rosa. picked up a point. oh, three. novato sfo. phileo conquered just. to name a few 0.12 point. oh, two. we get a break in between systems, but there's a lot of moisture coming in the remains of what was once a hurricane now. tropical storm frank so i mean, it's already making a beeline to the central california coast. it's a this is called c y a on the forecast, so i'm going to increase the clouds later because this is just too close to not say and plus yesterday, it made it and i would not be surprised if it makes it again until we get there. it's going to be a day of very mild, warm blows sixties and even some seventies and i think we'll get some nineties before some of that cloud cover begins to roll in. you can see from yesterday. there it is. there's our break, but look at the clock of already racing in. i mean, it wouldn't take much to

see a lot of that move in here. so that's what i'm going to lean on that for later today tonight into early tuesday, but for the morning, mostly clear still looks pretty active up in the mountains over the next couple of days, sixties seventies eighties and nineties and attempts. it will be a hot one today build turning cloudy late tonight into wednesday. then it does look like a break back to morning when normal pattern end of the week. all right. thank you, steve. we are following developments on the mckinney fire right now as that fire has destroyed entire communities and forced thousands of people to evacuate plus back to school season is around the corner, and some of the largest school districts are struggling with low enrollment numbers. i'm jackie ibanez details straight ahead. and we're gonna show you some of the events and programs happening this week to help students get back to the classroom and how you can help right here in the bay area.

things on 24 54 is the time with the new contract signed and millions of dollars on his way. the 49ers devo samuel is back in the mix for the 49ers training camp practices faithful. another long journey. three more years to go. you know, we got one goal. i wouldn't feel short, but we on the way. got a great team. i want to thank john lynch, tikal and everybody let's go faithful. now we're back to work, baby. let's go. faithful is happy to have him. samuel reported to camp on time last week, but was not taking part in team drills while his contract extension was being negotiated. yesterday he was out there with his teammates wearing his familiar number 19 and you can get that kyle shanahan is relieved to have one of his most effective offensive weapons back in the fold. it was awesome to get debose deal done because no, it's been awhile, but, um, just pump they got it done. and i know how pumped he is. how pumped we are and glad to have

him back out here. practice you know, we've got a great relationship with debo. this stuff is always hard and like i said yesterday or last time i talked about it. this is a big business. there's a lot of money involved and big decisions for everybody. but we have a great relationship with devo, and that's never changed. the contract is a three year extension that could be worth as much as 71. a half million dollars. 58 million of that is fully guaranteed today. san francisco mayor london breed will join community leaders from the transgender district on a walking tour of the transgender cultural district. this is a city celebrates transgender history month celebrations were kicked off. with the flag raising at city hall yesterday. trans history month commemorates the 55th anniversary of the riots at the compton cafeteria and the tenderloin neighborhood . it is considered the first act of resistance against police harassment of drag queens and trans gender people back in 1966. i want trans history month

to also let every transportation known that they are indeed special. they are incredibly valuable. and that this place this world. this life will not be the same without them. as part of trans month celebrations , the city announced it will be taking applications for a new laureate, to be known as the drag laureate of san francisco. also today, the san francisco school board will hold a special meeting to decide whether to admonish board member and shoe over racist comments that officials say she made about black and brown parents in the district. she was faced criticism and calls to step down since the statement surfaced late last month. in a questionnaire, she wrote that she sees the biggest challenges as being the lack of family support for those students, unstable family environments caused by housing and food insecurity, along with lack of parental encouragement. she later apologized for the statement. last summer is

wrapping up. it's time to get ready for back to school. the oakland unified school district is looking for volunteers this week to help get the classrooms ready for the new school year. back to school beautification week is being held by the nonprofit organization oakland public education fund. all week , volunteers will be on several campuses helping teachers arrange their classrooms. assisting in the front office. organizing supplies, preparing bulletin boards and weeding the gardens. proof of covid. vaccination is a must in order to volunteer. but if you'd like to help, you can find more information at oakland defund .org. and sunnyvale. more backpacks and school supplies will be handed out for families who need assistance ahead of the school year, the group sunnyvale community services handed out backpacks filled with helpful school supplies, as well as gift cards for new shoes and some other items they need. the younger children are getting brand new crayons and folders

and lots of other materials that they need in the older children are getting binders and lots of things that they're going to need to be ready for school. the school supplies in these gift cards are one way for them to feel whole for them to feel that the community cares. they have a life in front of them that the children are going to be able to have a very, very wonderful start to the new year. another way you can help ktvu is teaming up with the nonprofit groups supply bank .org to help other children in need. thanks to your donations. we have already raised more than $15,000 for school supplies. we're still trying to raise $50,000. so if you can help, we'd like to provide 2500 local students with new school supplies. for more information. just go to ktvu .com forward slash school, or you can scan that. q r code. right there on your screen. unfortunately the conditions were but beyond our control, the struggle for firefighters goes on this morning against the

mckinney fire burning along the california oregon border. california's largest wildfire is still 0% contained, plus we can't do it alone. francisco we can't do it alone. as california we need everyone involved. the city of san francisco did it first. now the state of california has declared a state of emergency because of the spread of the monkey pox virus will tell you what local leaders are now doing the deal with this growing problem. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 2nd. i did what usually do in the morning i open up the windows to let some cool air in. it didn't feel that cool, though, steve, there was no cool air. there was no breeze, right? tropical clouds have cleared but the humidity is still very high. for right now still looks to me like

there's more on the way, though, and i'll show you here in a second, but under mostly clear skies right now. for august. mostly there's a lot coming up from the remains of a tropical system. starting to work their way up. some of this will make it i think later today tonight it will show up. it'll show up. maybe it won't just move on steve. anyway, there's a lot of clouds coming in from the south . it will be a warmer tuesday today. mild lows, mcgee, sun and clouds hot inland get some seventies eighties and nineties real quick pop on these tents before the clouds come in later. alright over to ali, now five. oh one still okay out there, okay out there a couple of issues that we're going to highlight this time around it, particularly if you're driving into the livermore valley. that's one of the usual hotspots at this early hour of the community. you see some slow traffic on westbound 205 and some slow traffic on westbound 5 80 towards the ultimate past. but if you are in the dublin pleasanton area and planning on heading south on southbound 6 88 castle. would there is a crash there? it's in the clearing

stages tow truck there. there's no lanes blocked, but just something to be aware of, if that is your commute at this early hour, 8 80 in oakland, north and south bend traffic moving smoothly as you can see in traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light five o'clock, let's go back to the desk. thank you. well, governor, gavin newsom declared a state of emergency in california about stopping the spread of the monkey pox virus in san francisco. go. a vaccine clinic will reopen and just a couple of hours from now to vaccinate people at high risk. ktvu is james torres already at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, where hundreds of people will line up hoping to get vaccinated. good morning, james. hey good morning to you, dave. hundreds of people will be here later this morning that we're seeing a couple of dozen show up as early as three hours before the clinic even opens now it's not as many people as we saw yesterday morning that line from the front door at sf general was already extended out here to the sidewalk along patrol avenue. that's not to say that domain is still very much here. you're still seeing people

show up at five in the morning to get a spot in line for the vaccine, according to the san francisco department of public health doctors here at sf general administer 950 vaccines monday. and they have a total allotment of more than 2000. that vaccine clinic will reopen today were once again hundreds of people will likely be out here before the sun rises, hoping to get their spot in line. these people now waking up to news california is under a state of emergency over the virus, the governor's office says, along with reallocating funding and resources to monkeypox efforts, declaration also allows e. m s paramedics to administer vaccines. local infectious disease, doctors say a state of emergency as a step in the right direction, but a national public health emergency from the biden administration should be next. i think the administration has two and again . it's like, you know, to really have ah! and to this outbreak. we need a national strategy. we need everyone working together in a haydn way because we're not

doing a good job right now. this time in terms, cisco cases doubled within the last week. san francisco now reporting 310 cases of monkeypox, california wide that number is at 786. the vaccine clinic set to reopen this morning at eight o'clock. it will close until noon or until the vaccine supply runs out and at the vaccine clinic goes at the same pace. they went yesterday than they should be expected to run out sometime today or very early tomorrow. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james and for more details on governor newsom state of emergency. go to our website ktvu .com. california lawmakers are back at the state capital for their final month long policy push the next two weeks will be a push to pass dozens of bills that have been left to the tail end of the session. they are looking at approving more money to fight the monkeypox outbreaks. lawmakers are urging legislative leaders to approve $38.5 million

in emergency funds. this would help counties boost access to testing and vaccines as well as education and outreach for everyone across the state. it's absolutely is a statewide issue , and although san francisco and l a or the epicenter now you know more so san francisco. um, but both counties we're seeing increased cases and other counties as well. and those other counties don't have the same public health infrastructure that san francisco and l. a however, the same resources and so for those other counties, even a smaller number of cases. can be really problematic. lawmakers are also tackling the state's affordability and public safety issues. time is 505, california , seeing rising numbers of coronavirus reinfections state department of health says there were about 51,000 confirmed covid infection statewide during the first three weeks of july, and reinfections made up at least one in seven of all cases

in california. in that same period, it's up about one in 20 cases at the beginning of the year. now, state health experts say more people are now getting infected more than once, mainly because of sub variants like be a five. and others sub variants a bill that would allow city runs supervised drug sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles, is now headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate narrowly approved the measure yesterday. it would allow people in those three cities to use illegal drugs under the supervision of trained staff members. supporters of the measure say it would save lives and three california cities currently dealing with an illegal drug crisis. critics argue the sites would actually encourage drug use. a previous version of the proposal was vetoed by then governor brown in 2018 governor. newsom has not said yet if he will sign the bill are time is 507 with their increasing chances for dry lightning in the coming days, and that could make the fire

fight against california's biggest wildfire even harder. the mckinney fire has now burned more than 55,000 acres. that's equal to 87 square miles of land destroyed near the border with oregon, despite getting some rain yesterday it is still 0% contained. ktvu lamonica peters tells us how cow fire updated the situation for evacuees and for people still living nearby. hellfire assist you. unity feel, anzio says the mckinney fire started at about 300 acres, but a gusty wind storm quickly help the blaze grow to over 55,000 acres. the level of smoke in the area is also creating harmful conditions. during the meeting, residents were told to take precautions went outdoors, especially the elderly, children and pregnant women. i really want to not do anything vigorous . just take it easy if you typically go for a run, try to

just cut that out for a few days because you can breathe 10 times as much air into your lungs when you're running as just walking down the street, the city of y. rica's police chief also addressed other safety concerns , like people's homes being broken into our looted while they're evacuating, arrested several people for being in the closed areas where they shouldn't be. most of them are up to no good. and we're going to continue to do that and protect your property. mckinney fire is burning more than 80 square miles of klamath national forest. the sheriff says that firefighters found two people dead inside of a car monday parked in a driveway near highway 96. when people don't evacuate when they're in evacuation order, and they call 911 and that takes a firefighter takes an engine. out of service to go make that rescue to try to get those folks out of the way and they can't fight fire because of the fire hasn't been determined. but wildfire experts at uc berkeley suspect lightning could be responsible for

starting the fire. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica more help from here in the bay area is arriving in siskiyou county to help gain control of the fire. the san jose fire department retweeted an image of its crews in the area. these firefighters were actually on the oak fire in mariposa county before they were assigned to help battle the mckinney fire and to san francisco. firefighters have also arrived in siskiyou county . they're part of a large mutual aid fire incident management team over the weekend firefighters from santa rosa and alameda county also headed north to help stop the spread of that mckinney fire. alright pam. time is now 509 some rain in some areas yesterday. will we see anything today? so maybe later this afternoon tonight southward . it's too close to say no but more likely. it'll be later tonight. if it makes it, it sure looks like it's going to but yesterday now actually, near yonville point. oh seven. i'd have to say patent napa county on the back. they were the leader as far as i could tell. i

haven't you know, people may send me their data and prove me otherwise but north napa point oh, six half moon bay point oh, four. santa rosa 40.3, nevada 0.2. there were many 0.0 ones or trace amounts, including sfo. valeo cordelia conquered. probably where you live is i know burlingame has some pretty good rain. there was some trace amounts in san francisco. we're in between the systems here, but look at the cloud cover starting to move northward here. so i would say, santa clara valley south now again, this looks to be more in line for the monterey peninsula, but boys are closed. it's all associated remains of what was once a hurricane tropical system as it lifts northward, so there in lies the tough challenging part of the forecast. will that make it here? sure, looks like some of it will mostly clear in the morning. mcgee though, and mild lot of sixties for low sun and clouds, it will warm up fast. before the cloud cover comes in. i mean, i jumped up 12 degrees from 68 to 80 and about an hour and a half yesterday, so it

wouldn't take much to get to the nineties for some today. the low, though, which was was closer to us. yesterday is retrograde a little bit to the west. that does make a big difference as it tries to lift some of that moisture northward . you can see where in between the systems. there's only a teeny bit of patchy fog out there. but boy, that's a lot of moisture out there from the remains of that system. now a lot of that may start to drift northward here over the next couple couple of hours and paint us with some cloud cover, so i'll go mostly clouded by this evening, especially south still looks pretty active for the sierra, but very hit and miss for us 60 seventies eighties nineties and attempts will increase the clouds tonight into wednesday. then it looks like we'll get back to more of a normal pattern end of the weekend of the weekend. now. justice has been delivered. and this terrorist leader is no more. those words from president biden after a u. s drone strike took out the leader of al qaeda coming up. we get some perspective on what this means for the nation's efforts to stop

terror attacks lies on house speaker nancy pelosi, continuing her trip through asia. we have the latest on whether she'll make a controversial stop in taiwan and what that means for growing tensions between the united states and china. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer.

27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

five 14. we're following some developing news. us house speaker nancy pelosi arrived in malaysia earlier today. this is the second stop of pelosi's asian tour that has been overshadowed by her expected stop in taiwan. several news organizations are reporting pelosi could arrive in taiwan sometime tonight. china has claimed that island nation as its own territory, and the chinese government says pelosi's plan to visit taiwan would dramatically escalate the tensions between china and the united states. time is five. 14 president, biden says the united states won a major victory in

the war against terror. my fellow americans. on saturday. at my direction. the united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan that killed the emir of al qaeda. president biden addressed the nation last night announcing that u. s forces killed 71 year old ironman are we read one of the world's most wanted terrorists? he was the leader of al qaeda and along with the group's founder, osama bin laden , he oversaw the 9 11 attacks on the united states. president biden says the death of al zawahri read sends a clear message to terrorists around the world. no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. the pentagon says the us drone fired two hellfire missiles at the al qaeda leader as he stepped onto the balcony of a safe house in

kabul, afghanistan. intelligence sources say he had been living in that home with his family for a few months. oakland city council member lauren taylor has joined the race for mayor. the district six representative is a third generation oakland er and brought his family with him to file the paperwork. yesterday taylor says he's excited to represent his hometown, even though it faces many tough challenges. i'm a professional problem solver, biomedical engineer management consultant, not a career politician. but applying the skills and all of the expertise that i've gained outside of city hall and honed inside of city hall to make sure that we move forward to our democracy. taylor is one of more than a dozen candidates in the race, including two more oakland city council members, xiang tao and trivia read. thomas 5 16 oakland international airport is opening several new places to eat and drink inside the airport before you towards your flight plan to upgrade the airports. food options was put on hold because of the pandemic. what

were their travel rebounding? the improvements are back on track earlier this year to new cafes opened at the airport, farley's and oakland dish coffee collective and oakland drafthouse serves beers and burgers, airport officials say travelers you'll see the improvements that next time you fly, and it will encourage you. to choose oakland. the overarching goal of this program is to enhance the variety and quality of food and beverage options for passengers ago ak and also plays a focus on featuring locations and foods that the east bay is known for, as we are fortunate enough to be in such a wonderful place with so many different culinary, uh, extravagances available to source from we do believe that overall passenger experience is something that some passengers consider when there choosing where to book from over the next couple of years, several other

east bay establishments will set up shop inside the airport, including oakland's being the maze restaurante ho rockridge sandwich shop, southie and the pizzeria, a 16 as well as berkeley's cancun mexican restaurant. a new restaurants are also coming to jack london square in oakland waterfront district says is adding seven new restaurant later this year, including a coffee house of ramen restaurant and a spinoff of marin county is popular left bank parisian style restaurant. the square is also adding a branch of satellite healthcare, offering help for people who living with kidney disease and audit is criticizing san francisco's recreation and park department for what's being called poor oversight of the portsmouth's plaza parking garage renovation project. now, the audit says the project exceeded its budget was delayed several times and was never adequately completed. it was originally scheduled to start in

december. 2014 and last 18 months, however, the project was not completed until april, 2020 after being scaled back significantly, the garages beneath portsmouth square, a city park bordering chinatown and the financial district. alright time is 5 19. steve paulson's back and he'll tell you what's ahead for us on this tuesday morning, we'll look back at the rain totals from yesterday. north napa when you're young field, really the most i could find so far. that was point. oh, seven. our observer north napa. also a point. oh, six half moon bay had . okay rain point. oh, four santa rosa 40.32 point oh, four up near windsor, nevada. couple reports that 40.2 and there were many 0.0 ones. sfo. valeo conquered. i mean, there were about 30.0 was, but now you know it kind of a rare august 1st rain that's for sure. in between the cloud cover. what we had yesterday is lifted northward, but you can see the leading edge of some of that is already moving into the south, especially central california

and around the monterey peninsula. it's all associated the remains of a tropical system and boy, are they tough to forecast? the lower responsible for yesterday backed off. that's the one to the west of us, but that looks like that might end train some of that moisture and keep it very close tonight into tomorrow. for us. it's a muggy morning even though we've cleared out the dew point amount of moisture in there and there e nineties inland today before any cloud cover shows up. it would not take much. believe me, the air mask. popped yesterday for a few. if you got any breaks in the clouds, that's the load of the west and move farther west compared to yesterday. so there's your break for right now. some cloud cover already on the move and look at all that moisture. now again, it doesn't mean it's coming over us. but if i mean it's just seems so close that i have to include it in the forecast so sunny in the morning kind of muggy here throughout the afternoon, increasing clouds specially san jose south still looks pretty active for the syrup for the rest of the week is a lot of that cloud cover

lifts north sixties seventies eighties and nineties after tomorrow, dave does look a little quieter. thank you. 5 20 thieves in one oakland community , forcing their way into store after store in one strip mall up next we'll show you this surveillance video of how they got in and it's the longest sentence so far for one of the capital, rioters still ahead, the man who threatens the drag nancy pelosi out of the capital. find out

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5 23 bart officials now, say a man who died last thursday shortly after being found unconscious on the train had probably been riding for several hours, according to the san francisco chronicle, a cleanup crew found a man on the train about 2 30 in the morning at the berryessa station after the system has been shut down for the night, the police were called. they found drug paraphernalia on him. he was given the narcan drug, but was

later declared dead. he has not been identified. as yet bart spoke to his security video shows a man moving around until just before 8 30 wednesday night . police are still investigating his death as a possible drug overdose and san jose police and fire investigators are working together trying to piece together details of how a man died after he was found in a burning suv. firefighters were called to a car fire on pomona avenue near the santa clara county fairgrounds early sunday morning. officials didn' the flames were out. thatis conl investigators are collecting surveillance video from the businesses in that neighborhood, hoping to figure out what happened. we don't know what started the car fire was intentionally set if there was a mechanical issue with the vehicle all of that is still under investigation. they're also investigating whether the

man died because of something related to the fire, like smoke inhalation or people was already dead. when the fire started since that fire, several candles and flowers were placed in that area, which could indicate someone knew the victim. and if that's the case, police are hoping that person or those people will give them information. it is 5 25. there was a string of burglaries in oakland all in one night, and it was all caught on camera. the suspects didn't just hit one store in oakland's liberal saigon, but every one of the shops and one strip mall ktvu crime reporter henry lee, has a video showing the break ins. this strip mall in oakland's little saigon has seen its share of crime here. god big arise. unless what lesst happened at international plaza at ninth and international, where all the businesses were ransacked, beginning at about 4

30 monday morning, this surveillance video shows an intruder entering the coin laundromat from the ceiling. he doesn't seem to care that an alarm is sounding the robbers came down through the roof. you know, there's a hole in my in my in my roof right now, you know, luke owns v and j. fusion of vietnamese restaurant where the intruders took some change after also dropping down from the ceiling. damage is more and the money that it took. this is just unexpected. you know, i'm just shocked. because who would ever expect this to happen? you know, the burglars pop the locks of four other businesses venting mercy, and they take a bill. and coit in there. some merchants wondered why it took oakland police so long to respond. officers and a civilian technician did spend hours after the fact gathering statements and surveillance video. i'm very angry. nolan wong owns the laundromat where the burglars came down through the roof. they stole $6000 in coins from his change machine, and this is continuing every single week. you know, we never we never get

a break. it's just constant. this video shows the burglars, not in a hurry during their visit. one guy even goes back and gives a homeless man some spare change. jimmy know who owns a nail shop that was burglarized had this message for oakland mayor libby schaaf mayor. do something. because this area has been hit so often we are struggling here are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news, henry thank you, thomas, not 27. severe storms are again targeting the south coming up. we'll show you the damage left behind and have the latest on the rising death toll. parts. faithful another long journey. three more years to go. 49ers star deebo samuel back in action after accepting a contract deal with the 49ers well here with deebo man, coach shanahan said

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hey you know, because i mean the bullet holes right there in the head rest. one man accuses an off duty san francisco firefighter of shooting at him, leaving behind a graze wound and a car riddled with bullet holes, plus as individuals show complete lack of compassion for young people out there participating in the peewee football game. oakland police investigating a shooting at oakland tech high school reaction from the city's police chief as they search for the suspects. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a tuesday morning. august 2nd. you're ready for it right? ready? yep paulson has it has your weather i do. okay? i do. pamela these glasses. i love the

glasses. remember francis, our good friend francis used to work here? yes she's she text me on sunday and said, hey, i like those glasses if you to say so i'm going to wear them astute. i don't know about that. but anyway, thank you. we do have some really mild and warm lows really mild, deliver more. 66 alto 60 san jose 65 in the city 59 where in between systems, but look at all that moisture coming up from the south. it's so close . i just don't see how it's going to miss at least san jose south with a lot of cloud cover. but it will be warmer. today in fact, we'll get some nineties inland. very muggy, kind of humid, okay in the morning. turning cloudy in the afternoon, seventies, eighties and nineties . alright allies here so far so good 5 31, and she tells us so good one minor issue before i get to it, though, steve. i like the glasses that that's a done deal. thank you, alex. all right

, let's check traffic. the only issue that we're seeing right now this is eastbound 5 80, so the non commute direction in oakland at keller avenue, not blocking any lane, so hopefully this doesn't lead to any sort of backups are problems there. the issuer freeway traffic looks good here just 17 minutes from the car, kenya's bridge the macarthur made so that westbound 80 quarter hasn't gotten started yet in terms of any traffic problems there. bay bridge toll plaza traffic still very light here any minute now. the metering lights may turn on depending on how heavy that traffic flow gets 5 32 let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. ali, a firefighter with the san francisco fire department, expected in court later this morning, accused of firing a gun at another man. ktvu is amber lee spoke with that man who says he feels lucky to be alive. the bullet that hit me right here. i would have died . um but it came through right there. came through the headrest . that's where i was sitting at. michael johnson shows me his

bullet riddled car. he says he was shot at by an off duty san francisco firefighter. he was in business with breeding puppies and selling them in oakland. one bullet grazed his neck being shot by a firefighter, you know, i mean, that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard of. they're supposed to be saving lives not you know, shooting up your car and, um, being shot in the neck and being robbed at gunpoint. emails. he says. this is cell phone video he took of brian pointer at the off duty firefighter when they met at a parking lot sunday around 11 a.m. so johnson could give pointer. the paperwork for three puppies smacked it out of my hand with one hand and he had a gun. in his other hand, johnson says pointer was supposed to pay him $5500 through an app. instead the 45 year old says, point of robbed him at gunpoint and took off. johnson says he followed pointer to his home and called 911 oakland, emeryville. police responded. they took johnson's report. but johnson tells me emeryville police told him it

was a civil matter and left refused. to even talk to him at all, johnson says. porno fired 6 to 7 shots at him as he drove by pointers home to get on the freeway. he tells me he first met corner in april while he was with his dog, he says porno approached him at that time about getting into the dog breeding business. he says he trusted pointer because he was a firefighter person that does something like this is capable of anything. so i want him to stay in jail. like he tried to kill me. pointer was arrested and booked into santa rita jail, according to alameda county records. he is being held on several charges, including destroying and concealing evidence, assault with a firearm , shooting at a vehicle and receiving stolen property. he is scheduled to make his first quarter appearance tuesday morning. his bill is set at $270,000 in oakland. and burly ktvu. fox two news. thank you. time is 5 34. oakland police are asking anyone with information d

shooting during a pop warner football game to come forward coach from the fresno valley boys team shared video showing the chaos on the field sunday afternoon as people ran for safety. the nine and 10 year old players from the fresno team and from the oakland dynamites were playing when the shooting started among those wounded a six year old girl, a man in his thirties and a woman in her fifties there in the hospital. it makes no sense. that children are out here playing football and family and friends are watching these games and people would come armed with guns and not just one. several people have firearms in this crowd. that is really unfortunate that they put the lives of young people and families in danger because of their selfishness. so far, no arrests have been made. oakland police now plan to have officers at all practices and

games for the oakland item might until the end of the season. the families of the three people killed in the gilroy garlic festival shooting are now are joining those who survived in expanded lawsuit. they are suing the florida company that made the assault style rifle used in the rampage three years ago. they accused century international arms and romanian firearm producer rome arm of not taking sufficient care to prevent misuse of the firearm used in the attack. it is now 5 36 and new this morning w. n b a basketball star britney griner made her seventh court appearance in russia to face drug charges. grinders facing a sentence of up to 10 years in prison if she's convicted of bringing cannabis into russia. she said she was prescribed cannabis oil as a pain treatment and included them in her luggage when she quickly packed. white house has offered to release a russian arms dealer in exchange for brittney griner and former marine paul whelan. the white

house is russia made a quote bad faith response, but would not give any more details. earlier russia said it won't talk about any exchange until brittany grinders trial is over. the u. s. is sending another $550 million in military aid to ukraine to help in its defense against the russian invasion, the white house announced it will send thousands more rockets as well as 75,000 shells for long range cannons. ukrainian military officials say those weapons have been critical in the fight to strike supply lines for invading russian troops. 5 37, the governor of kentucky, now says at least 37 people have died from flash flooding. last week, governor andy bashir we're warns that number is expected to grow even more, since hundreds of people are still unaccounted forms. surgeon rescue teams are finally able to survey the damage along rivers and creeks. people are being allowed to go back home to see what could possibly be saved. but there's

also a 40% chance of even more rain today. more bay area firefighting cruiser in siskiyou county now to help fight the mckinney fired among the local crews who have gone to the oregon border or firefighters from san jose and san francisco . the mckinney fire has burned more than 55,000 acres or almost 87 square miles. it is 0% contained the people who live nearby but have not yet been ordered to evacuate their asked to stay inside, so you don't breathe in the bad air. authorities also arrested several people suspected of trying to loot evacuated homes. area crews now at the mckinney fire had been fighting the oak fire near yosemite. authorities report. good news on that fire, they say control lines are holding. the fire is not growing . it has burned 30 square miles of mariposa county, but containment is now up to 74% authorities did discover three more destroyed buildings, which

raises the number to 193 homes, businesses and other buildings lost in that fire. that's fivethirtyeight. steve is back and talking about humidity, which could affect the firefight, too. well, humidity is high that that's a good thing. uh there's no win. there was no north or northeast breeze. so that's a good thing. we had a teeny bit of rain yesterday. that's always a good thing for us. napa actually closer to yonville point oh, seven north napa 70.6 half moon back, picked up points for santa rosa. point oh, three up to windsor. i saw point oh, four. there's a couple of 40.3 point. oh, four is up into lake county, mendocino county as well. nevada 0.0 to a bunch of pointed ones, including sf over leo conquered , and there were many, i think about 20.0 ones that i saw were in between systems but already to the south. there's cloud cover on the way and you can see it now again. this may favor areas say santa cruz mountains san jose south, but there sure is a lot of moisture from the

remains of a tropical system that's lifting northward. the low that we had yesterday moved a little bit more to the west. that makes a huge difference. it's not in training it right now, but it could easily draw it up here. it's too close to say no, it won't make it maggie sun in the morning. then clouds later on. it will be a quick pop on those temps. though there will be some nineties inland. it would not take much when you're sitting at about 68 or 67 degrees. 59 in the city sixties on the peninsula. that's the aforementioned lowest to the west there that was closer to us yesterday. but look at this mush. it's already moving northward. i mean, it's already being painted just south of monterey, and it's going to be very, very close coming in later today, there's just a lot there again. you know, it's just the forecast models don't handle information over the water as well as they do over land. there's not as much data and you can see that's an awful lot. if you were in my shoes, would you say increasing clouds? probably. so that's what i'm doing. because it sure looks like it to me. and the trend is your friend. remember yesterday we had that cloud cover now a

little different twist. that was monsoon moisture. this is tropical but still looks pretty active for the mountain sixties seventies eighties and nineties today. too close to say won't make it will keep that cloud cover into wednesday and then it does look like a quieter pattern and a little cooler towards the end of the week. thank you, steve. we are learning more about the man shot and killed a sheriff's by sheriff's deputies in the north bay friday morning what they allege he was doing before deputies opened fire and growing pressure on the senate to pass a bill that would extend medical coverage for military veterans exposed to toxic burn pits coming up why some republicans opposed the legislation. (upbeat acoustic music)

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building while armed was just giving the longest senate of any of the capital rioters so far, his name is guy rapid. he was sentenced to seven years in three months in prison. prosecutors say he told fellow members of his militia group he was searching for house speaker nancy pelosi and reportedly said he planned to drag her out of the capitol building. rapid was the first person to go on trial for the january 6th attack at the u. s. yes, capital. a senate majority leader, chuck schumer plans another vote this week on a bill to help military vets who breathed in toxic air while stationed in the middle east. the measure is called the pact bill, it would expand health care coverage for vets exposed to burn pits while fighting in afghanistan and iraq. those countries didn't have landfill so burn pits were used to incinerate waste and that included burning hazardous materials and chemical compounds at the military sites. there's no afghan trash. system where the garbage truck comes and picks up your trash. i didn't

have asthma when i you know, before i went to war, i've had a nasopharyngeal cancer scare. republicans are blocking the bill, accusing the democrats of playing on the sympathy of sick veterans by attaching billions of dollars in unrelated spending to the measure. democrats added a provision that has nothing to do with veterans healthcare and that it's designed the change government accounting rules so that they can have a $400 billion spending spree. many contend this is important as an estimated 3.5 million vets were exposed to those burn pits time, not 5 45. there will be no new oil and gas drilling in central california for now, under a new agreement between the state and the federal government, the state attorney general announced a settlement with the bureau of land management, preventing any new drilling leases on public land. the state claimed that trump administration opened up more than a million acres of

public lands to oil and gas. test drilling and fracking without a proper environmental review. the federal bureau of land management now says it will conduct a larger review before leasing that land. alright 5. 45 is the time right now, let's get a look at the morning commute traffic. look it looks okay out there. there's a couple of spots where things are little bit slow and things getting busier as the morning goes on, but no major issues to tell you about. so that is the good news at this five o'clock 5 45 hour. here's a live look at highway four westbound direction at bay point. we see that usual sluggish traffic. there's also some slow traffic and a little bit of crowding as you make that curve highway 24 lafayette towards the caldecott tunnel, but again no big problems to tell you about. that is the good news. a bridge toll plaza. traffic is light over sunrise this morning. metering lights aren't on yet. so that's a good sign for commuters this morning and golden gate bridge. you can actually see the golden gate bridge this morning, and there's a light breeze as you can see

from that flag on the right hand of your screen, but traffic overall looks pretty good. let's bring in steve paulson for a check of our weather, and i'm missing the fog already. steve, it's august august. and then we just have this muggy weather instead of it. what? what direction was that breeds from ali, you should know was not west east west west. okay alright out there. it's not going very far. there's some low clouds out there, and some will also have some tropical clouds. we're kind of in between systems, though. ah there's just a lot of cloud cover to the south of us here, and i mean, this is one of those ones where you get better. just see why a and because it could easily bust your forecast and about a nanosecond because that's remains of what was once a tropical system still acts. i think it hasn't turned extra tropical yet, but it's lifting northward. and the low that we had yesterday. his just off the coast, so 60 seventies eighties and nineties mostly clear to partly sunny in the more it will

be warmer today. no but doubt about it won't take long already sitting in the sixties fifties for many here, but that moisture coming up. i think we start off sonny to mostly sunny in the morning, then turned partly to mostly cloudy later, especially san jose south. i mean, it's really getting close there. look at all that moisture coming to the north again. it's really, really tough to forecast. so you're just kind of broad brush it, but you know what we had yesterday would not surprise me if we had it today, and we've already had in july was a big time drizzle month for much of the coast around the bay and august we start off with some light rain. so you know, i you got to look at those factors here, and i think they'll continue to play into our weather at least later today tonight and into tuesday, 60 seventies eighties nineties or keep some cloud covering maybe threat of some more rain. thundershower activity wednesday. then it looks like it starts to calm down. you guys, okay? see time is 5 48 of major insurance company shutting down its offices here in california and new at six o'clock. why? it may be a little harder to get

insurance from geico plus back to school season is around the corner, and some of the largest school districts are struggling with low enrollment numbers. i'm ja

one now that he has a new contract that signed and millions of dollars heading his way. the 49ers deebo samuel is back in the mix for the 49ers

training camp practices faithful . another long journey. three more years to go. you know, we got one goal. i wouldn't feel short, but we all the way. got a great team want to thank john lynch, tikal and everybody let's go faithful. now we're back to work, baby. let's go. he got that big smile on. samuel reported to camp on time last week, but he didn't take part in team drills while this contract extension was being negotiated well yesterday he was out there with his teammates wearing his familiar number 19, and you can bet kyle shanahan is relieved to have one of his best offensive weapons back in the fall. that was awesome to get devos deal done because no, it's been awhile, but, um, just pump they got it done. and i know how pumped he is. how pumped we are and glad to have him back out here. practice. you know, we've got a great relationship with debo. this stuff is always hard. and like i said yesterday or last time i talked about it. this is a big business. there's

a lot of money involved and big decisions for everybody. but we have a great relationship with depo, and that's never changed. yeah he's happy the contracts of three year extension it could be worth as much as 71 a half million dollars worth 58 million of that fully guaranteed. today san francisco mayor london breed will join community leaders on a walking tour of the transgender cultural district. now the city is celebrating transgender history month the celebrations were kicked off with the flag raising at city hall. trans history month commemorates the 55th anniversary of the riots at the compton cafeteria in the tenderloin neighborhood that's considered the first act of resistance against police harassment. of drag queens and trans gender people back in 1966. i want trans history month to also let every transportation known that they are indeed special. they are incredibly valuable. and that. this place

this world. this life will not be the same without them as part of trans month celebrations, the city announced it will be taking applications for a new position to be known as the drag laureate of san francisco. time is now 5 53 on the peninsula man from san francisco will be jailed for two months after threatening a family that was wearing black lives matter. t shirts. 56 year old steven to body was also sentenced to two years of supervised probation. back in june of 20 twenties, abadi threatened the family of five in a burlingame restaurant, yelling , blue lives matter. officials also claimed he yelled. if i had a gun, i would shoot all of you. nobody pleaded no contest to felony hate crime charges by means of felony threats. today, the san francisco school board will hold a special meeting to decide whether to admonish board member and shoe over racist comments that officials say she made about black and brown

parents in the district. she was faced criticism and calls to step down since the statement surfaced late last month. in a questionnaire, she wrote that she sees the biggest challenges as being the lack of family support for those students, unstable family environments caused by housing and food insecurity, along with lack of parental encouragement. she later apologized for that statement. time now, 5 55 were millions of students all over the country are getting ready to head back to school, but there may still be plenty of empty deaths in many public school classrooms this year, reporter jackie ibanez explained why across the country. a growing number of our kids may be returning to school this fall with fewer of their classmates by their side, according to a new study from the associated press and the nonprofit group chalk beat an overwhelming number of public schools in some of the nation's largest districts are facing

dramatically. low enrollment numbers. you lose kids, you lose resources. um when you lose resources that impacts your ability to, you know, service kids in new york city analysts found more than one in five elementary schools had less than 300 students. last year, that number goes up to more than one in four schools in los angeles and close to one in three schools in chicago neighborhood schools that are serving communities for there's been chronic disinvestment or lack of access to capital. covid-19 is predominantly to blame for or the plummeting numbers as some families chose to leave cities during the pandemic. but education professionals say many of the large cities struggling with class sizes were already seeing families often in lower income neighborhoods moving away throughout the past decade. the schools that are that faced the most significant enrollment challenges are often the schools that have the highest hardship in terms of the communities, and it could pose problems for teachers and students, with some

schools, placing kids from different grade levels together and one classroom because of the shortages. for now, many affected schools are using covid-19 relief money to keep them running. officials are trying to determine whether to close when those funds dry up. jackie ibanez, fox news summer wraps up it is time to get ready to go back to school in the oakland unified school district is looking for volunteers this week to help get those classrooms ready for the new school year, the back to school beautification week is being held by the nonprofit organization oakland public education fund. all week, volunteers will be on several campuses helping teachers arrange their classrooms. assisting in the front office. organizing supplies, preparing bulletin boards and weeding the gardens. proof of covid vaccination is a must in order to volunteer. and if you want to help, you can find more information at oakland ed fund dot org and don't forget in sunnyvale, backpacks and school supplies will be handed out to families in need of assistance for the school year there. that

group sunnyvale community services handed out backpacks filled with school supplies and gift cards for new shoes and other items. the younger brand new crayons and folders andin the oe getting binders and lots the school supplies in these gift cards are one way for them tol t the community cares. they have a life in front of them that the children are going to be able to have a very, very wonderful start to the new year. wonderful thought in a way you can show you care and can help go to ktvu dot com. we are teaming up with the nonprofit groups supply bank dot org to help other children in need. thanks to your donations. we've already raised more than $15,000 for school supplies. our goal is to raise $50,000 to help 2500 local students with new supplies. so if you'd like to help for more

information, just go to ktvu dot com forward slash school or see that q r code on your screen. just scan that for help. need national strategy. we need everyone working together in a heightened way, because we're not doing a good job right now. governor newsom declares a statewide emergency trying to deal with the spread of the monkey pox virus. tell you what that means for keeping people safe. plus i don't have anything to go back to. you know what i mean? but i here out they have no home to go back to the new the next few days. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 3rd. it's so heartbreaking every year from those people who have lost their homes in another fire

that humidity steve, though at least the weather is cooperating a little bit better. it seems this year we don't have the strong north northeast wind, but i mean, you go inland. it can get hot kind of been spared that, uh a lot unless you're you know, far enough inland. you don't get that, but we have a lot of humidity in the mix and pretty mild temperatures here this morning fifties mid sixties livermore in san jose 66 65. there's just a lot of tropical moisture that is moving northward. and now a lot of this looks to be taking a more towards monterey peninsula. but it's so close. i'm going to mention it. partly sunny in the morning. it's going to be mcgee will have some sun, then clouds . there will be a quick pop on those temps inland with some eighties again. it just depends on the cloud cover, but we'll go eighties and some nineties alright over to ali. now it's six o'clock. usually things pick up at this time. you're seeing that, ali. i'm not saying that yet, so that is a good sign. if you're headed out the door and on thesouth

bay commute in. you'll see from the maps here just to see of green a little bit of slowing in that direction. i've won a one as you pass san jose, but no major issues here to tell you about. you can see also an easy drive on to 80 in san jose. in this live pictures you passed downtown. we've also seen caltrain going by recently. so they are all running on time. no issues there or on bart. as far as we know, san mateo bridge traffic is looking good as well. no problems getting over to the peninsula six and one. let's go back to the desk. hundreds of people are lining up in zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital once again today, hoping to get that monkey pox vaccine, however, ever. the clinic is on track to run out of its supply today or tomorrow. ktvu is james torres live at the hospital as demand for that vaccine is hi. good morning, james. good morning to you, pam. and we're seeing that line just grow and grow this morning as we expected to and as we normally see it every morning when there's a vaccine clinic here at sf general, the hospital minister 950 monkey pox vaccines yesterday but keep in mind. it's

a two shot vaccine, so most of these people have to go through the same process once again to get that full protection supply for the vaccine, we know continues to be limited that with a rising number of infections, led to governor gavin newsom declaring a state of emergency in california over the virus. san francisco did the same last week. local doctors continue to urge people to consider getting the vaccine, especially if you're a man in the lgbt community. there are higher risk groups. so as you probably know, this epidemic is mostly among men who have sex with men. so we're really trying to get the vaccine out to men who have had multiple sex partners in the last 14 days. i think if you're in the l g b t q community at this moment, everyone should get it. because even though right now you're you're not at risk, you may be at risk in the future with your future. uh, you know, exposure. teachers. local leaders,

including that your london breed called san francisco, the epicenter of the monkeypox outbreak, they say in order to prevent it from getting worse. a collaboration with the federal government or a national public health emergency declaration needs to happen. the vaccine clinic will reopen this morning at eight o'clock it will close at noon or until vaccines run out, but again 900 vaccines yesterday and the clinic only has a 2000 vaccine supply. so if it continues that same momentum it had yesterday it should be on track to run out of its supply, either sometime today or early tomorrow morning. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. okay james. thank you for that update. there are concerns that more dry lightning could hit the california oregon border today and tomorrow, compounding the problems near that mckinney fire look at those flames. fire has burned almost 87 square miles and siskiyou county. it started last friday. it is still 0% contained. firefighters have been battling erratic winds and very intense flames. two deaths

already reported and officials worry about the smoke affecting air quality. if you typically go for a run, try to just cut that out for a few days because you can't breathe 10 times as much air into your lungs when you're running as just walking down the street. the police are also cracking down on looters near the fire. several people already arrested for trespassing in evacuation zones. meantime some people went back trying to help the firefighters, even though their own homes were destroyed. i don't have anything to go back to. you know what i mean? but i just want to be here. because i don't have anything else i want to do. you know this? this is where i live, and, um i'm i'm i'm going to stay in until it until it's beautiful again. i am . it's heartbreaking of the town of climate river was leveled by

the fire houses and other buildings are still smoldering. more help from here in the bay area is arriving in siskiyou county to help gain control of the fire. the san jose fire department retweeted an image of its crews in the area. these firefighters were on the oak fire in mariposa county before they were assigned to help battle the mckinney fire. to san francisco. firefighters have also arrived in siskiyou county. they're part of a large mutual aid fire incident management team over the weekend. firefighters from santa rosa and alameda county also headed north to help stop the spread of that mckinney fire 605 new this morning we're finding out that one person was shot and killed overnight in the east oakland oakland police confirmed it was a deadly shooting happened around 11 pm on lion avenue near 38th avenue. there's no word on who the victim. amy is or what led up to that shooting. we're trying to gather more information from oakland police and we'll bring it to you as we get it. also learning more about the man shot and killed by a

sheriff's deputy in sonoma county sheriff's office says the deputy shot and killed 36 year old david chavez friday morning in geyserville. they say he was allegedly holding a hammer was making quote, nonsensical statements and threatened to throw rocks at the police. deputies also say a nearby resident reported chavez allegedly used a rock to break a window at his home and stole a truck. two deputies involved in that shooting or now or an administratively. an off duty san jose police officer has been arrested on suspicion of d u i, the police department says ray darius surrey, was arrested sunday night after allegedly crashing his car into someone else. the other driver was also arrested on suspicion of wi san jose's police chief put out a statement saying he has no tolerance for behavior that does not align with the department's values. the police department has been dealing with other misconduct issues over the past

few months. including an officer who was allegedly under the influence during the search for kidnapped child. a bill that would allow city runs supervised drug sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles, is now headed to governor newsom's desk . the state senate a narrowly approved that measure yesterday . it would allow people in those three cities to use illegal drugs under the supervision of trained staff members. now, supporters of the measures say it would save lives in the three california cities currently dealing with an illegal drug crisis. critics argue the sites would actually encourage drug use. a previous version of the proposal was vetoed by then governor brown in 2018 governor. newsom has not said yet if he will sign the bill time now, 607 for learning more about some large flaring overnight at the richmond chevron refinery, a viewer shared this photo with this looking from the freeway near the richmond refinery. this was taken about three a.m. chevron says the flaring was part of a problem with their

refining process. and the spokesperson says they tested outside the refinery. they didn't find any impact as a result of the flaring, the refinery says flaring like this is part of their safety program to relieve pressure inside the plant and make sure it operates safely. house speaker nancy pelosi has already left malaysia following a brief stopover as part of a tour of asia. it's unclear where pelosi is headed. next several news organizations are reporting pelosi could arrive in taiwan sometime tonight. now china has claimed that island nation as its own territory, and the chinese government says pelosi's plan to visit taiwan would dramatically escalate the tensions between china and the united states. 608 president biden says the united states won a major victory. in the war against terror. my fellow americans. on saturday. my direction. united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan

that killed the emir of al qaeda. the president addressed the nation last night announcing us forces killed 71 year old i'm an ausa weary one of the world's most wanted terrorists. he was the leader of al qaeda, who, along with the group's founder, osama bin laden, oversaw the 9 11 attacks on the us president, biden said. how's the wearies death sent a clear message to terrorists all over the world. no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. the pentagon says the us drone fired two hellfire missiles at the al qaeda leader as he stepped out onto the balcony of a safe house in afghanistan. intelligence sources say he'd been living in that home in afghanistan with his family for at least a few months. hundreds of workers that's quite a hospital in redwood city are now heading back to work after ending their

two day strike two week strike more than 300, nurses, assistants, surgical technicians , another hospital workers walked off the job. july 18. and the labor dispute involving pay in benefits. they have now reached a deal with the sequoia management on a new four year contract. it provides them with a 16% pay raise, effective immediately, along with better benefits and increased staffing . time is 6 10 happening today, the sonoma county board of supervisors will consider changing the rules for vacation rental properties, and some of the proposals include a ban on vacation. reynolds in rural areas requiring owners to obtain vacation. ation rental permits from the county and allowing individuals to have just one license. the county already defines vacation rentals as private homes being rented for 30 days or less. that does not include bed and breakfast is or home exchanges. alright it's big

business, big business trying to afford their homes by doing that. alright, 6 10 is the time. how's the commute looking this morning commute is actually pretty good shape. we're gonna show the bay bridge toll plaza in just a second and the metering lights aren't on there. maybe they are just turning on. i'm just starting to see some slowing. we'll get to that in a minute. first we're going to show you some of the maps. there is still some heavy traffic coming in. on westbound 5 80 through the ultimate passed towards the livermore valley. but you're the rest of your east speak commute, not looking. too bad. there is a crash in the eastbound direction of 5 80 at keller in oakland, and then across the bay one. oh, one at octavia. so just as you get off the central freeway crash, you see marine county that's been cleared long ago. it's taking a while for the maps to update not sure why, but here's a look at highway for bay point, it looks a little bit lighter than it did maybe about half hour ago. no problems there to tell you about and the metering lights. did just turn on. for the first time this morning, so just a very light slowing getting onto the spanish 6 11. let's go back to the desk. alright seven

businesses in east space strip mall all hit by burglars in one night, we'll tell you why owners are frustrated with the police response duty. san francisco firefighter accused of shooting at a man who says he has a graze wound and a car riddled with bullet holes by the victim says it was all connected to their business relationship.

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family charged with assault with a firearm as well as shooting at a vehicle. claudine wang is in our studio right now, and the person he is accused of shooting at was a new business partner. good morning, claudie. good morning to you, dave. that's right. the victim in this case is named michael johnson. he says he met off duty san francisco firefighter bryan pointer a few months ago. they had the same kind of dogs and he says they decided to breed their dogs and sell the puppies. but

johnson says after the puppies were born, they decided not to go through with the business. and so they plan to meet in emeryville to finish some paperwork, and that meeting is where the situation took another turn. now johnson smacked it out of my hand with one hand and he had met last sunday morning. now he says, pointer was supposed to give him $5500 for the puppies paperwork. and instead, he says, point her robbed him at gunpoint. he smacked it out of my hand with one hand and he had a gun in his other hand. johnson told katie's amberleigh that pointer, then got into his car and drove off. johnson says he followed point of his home and called 911 and says later pointer fired six or seven shots at him as he went to get on the freeway and says one bullet grazed him and he showed us where the bullets also hit his car. the bullet that hit me right here. i would have died. um but it came through right there. came through the headrest

. that's where i was sitting at. now johnson claims he trusted pointer from the beginning because he was a sir francisco firefighter pointer was eventually arrested. and this morning he is in the santa rita county jail. county records show that in addition to the shooting charges, he is facing counts of receiving stolen property as well as concealing and destroying evidence. johnson says he hopes the district attorney will also charge him with attempted murder. so a lot to this case will send it back to you, dave. claudine thank you times 6 16, an entire strip mall in oakland, little saigon neighborhood hit by burglars, all in one night surveillance video at businesses at international plaza shows all seven stores being burglarized in just two hours. it's some of the stores. a suspect came in through the roof and others they broke the locks to get in one laundromat. had thousands of dollars in coins stolen from their machines. but other business owners say the missing money was not the worst part. the damage is more than the

money that i took. this is just unexpected. you know, i'm just shocked. because who would ever expect this to happen? you know, and this is continuing every single week. you know, we never we never get a break. it's just constant. and some business owners wonder why it took oakland police so long to get there and respond. officers and a civilian technician did spend hours after the fact collecting statement and surveillance video . but surveillance video shows the robbers didn't seem to be in a hurry to leave, even when the alarms went off. an audit is criticizing san francisco's recreation and park department for what's being called poor oversight of the portsmouth's plaza parking garage renovation project. the audit says the project exceeded its budget was delayed several times and was never adequately completed. it was originally scheduled to start in december. 2014 and last 18 months, but the project was not complete until april, 2020 after being scaled back

significantly, the garages beneath ports with square, the city park bordering china town in the financial district. alright pam. time is 6 17. let's check in with ali rasmus. see if everybody is behaving on the roads. how's the commute? commute looks pretty good. we are going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza, though, because metering lights turned on just 10 minutes ago, and now we're starting to see a little bit of a backup, but it's still not too bad. we can show you the live picture. they're not much of a delay to get onto the span. if you're heading into the city, if you're taking that central freeway be advised, one lane is blocked as you exit one. oh, one onto octavia because of a crash there. let's check some other roadways. it's a little bit longer drive from the cocaine is bridge the mcarthur maze. no major issues on that westbound 80 corridor to tell you about, but just more people heading that direction. symmetrical bridge traffic getting a little bit heavier as well. it is 6 18 1 thing i have noticed in these traffic cameras can't see the fog out there. ali there's a little bit there. don't you

worry back. fantastic summer. i know it's been wonderful. alright, so there's plenty out there. it's just a little bit of a break. some low clouds. you can see some. they're on the hook some of the higher spans but also a little westerly breeze. train kick in yesterday. it was all about yesterday, jm, smith says. my wipers around yesterday i smiled. i hope you weren't driving their j. and i'm sure you're qualified. oh wait. that's just your dog. ah we did have i smiled to be honest with you because it was nice. i had a couple of occasions of rain and i was like, oh, that sounds good. and we did have some coming in napa had the most napa pat yourselves on the back. i think you and parts of lake county had the most their 0.7 that was actually closer to yonville. north napa point oh, six half moon bay point. oh, four santa rosa point oh, three and nevada sfo, vallejo conquered and many, many others had 30.12 point. oh, to our good friend chris henry says good morning and greetings from

incline village. we had some rain yesterday morning to i see it. i see the wet pavement there, chris. thank you. let's take a look up in the mountains. you can see even some lightning. i looked like near markley ville, and that's cleared out now, but they did have some yesterday and i have to call folks i feel fantastic, but i have to cough if you're with me, if you know what i'm talking about. if i didn't have to talk for a living, i'd be fine. but when you have to talk 35 times the morning it's just a struggle. so i'm doing my best. just so you know, you can see the cloud cover is starting to move back in. to the south. this will be the remains of a tropical system that has to maybe move close to us, and it's really close. it's muggy this morning. some patchy fog out there, son, then clouds. it will be warmer today. i mean, it's already 72 fairfield, 68 in brentwood. a lot of sixties for low so kind of muggy. the load of the west, though, backtracked a little bit at retro graded right there. it was closer to us. but take a look at the moisture coming in. i mean, it's already being painted on the monterey peninsula. i don't think it will take much to get

here. this the remains of a tropical system and it sure looks like they're heading at least san jose south. there will still be more activity for the mountains, but probably for us. it's hit and miss, but i do think we'll have some increasing clouds throughout the day tonight into tomorrow sixties seventies eighties and a quick pop on some of those nineties in line, pam. all right. thank you. steve flash flooding swept a car right off the highway in the california desert up next. the new warning from the national park service to stay out of death valley. and it's an important day for state lawmakers, the actions they could take in dealing with monkeypox, working conditions and some other big issues. and some other big issues. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes

who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

two and california lawmakers are back at the state capital for their final month long policy push the next two weeks will be a push to pass dozens of bills that have been left to the tail end of the session. they are

looking at approving more money to fight the monkeypox outbreak , lawmakers are urging legislative leaders to approve $38.5 million in emergency funds that would help counties boost access to testing and vaccines as well as education and outreach for everyone across the state. this absolutely is a statewide issue. and although san francisco and l a or the epicenter now more so san francisco um but both counties we're seeing increased cases and other counties as well. and those other counties don't have the same public health infrastructure lesson francisco in l, a harbor, the same resources and so for those other counties, even a smaller number of cases. can be really problematic. now lawmakers are also considering bills on affordability and working conditions as well as one to allow capital staffers to unionize. oakland city council member lauren taylor has joined the race for mayor. the district six representative is a third generation oakland er and

brought his family with him to file the paperwork. yesterday taylor says he is excited to represent his hometown. even though it faces many tough challenges. i'm a professional problem solver, biomedical engineer management consultant, not a career politician. but applying the skills and all of the expertise that i've gained outside of city hall and honed inside of city hall to make sure that we move forward to our democracy. taylor is one of more than a dozen candidates in the race, including two more oakland city council members shen tao and trevor reid. discount insurer geico closing all 38 of its offices in california. the company is also laying off hundreds of workers and no longer selling insurance through telephone agents in the state. however californians can still obtain coverage from geico online. geico did not explain the closures but told the sacramento bee that the company is still operating in california and writing policies. geico says it is has more than two million policyholders in the state of

california apples no longer requiring corporate employees to wear face masks, according to an internal memo obtained by the verge tech company is dropping its mask mandates in most locations. the email encourages employees to continue wearing a mask if they feel comfortable doing so, and says the company wants everyone to respect each other's individuals decisions. and in israeli company is trying to help businesses save paper by printing in reverse. now reap technologies has developed a device that strips the ink from a sheet of paper. they say you can put paper that has already been used by a printer into the machine. it uses a laser to take the ink off and leave a clean sheet ready to be used again. they're hoping it will mean people and companies will end up using a lot less paper. and help the environment. what we're trying to do is do everything that we can possibly can. to keep products. as long as possible and have the useful life and just that our

technology actually naples that for the print and paper sector, at least on all printed matter to allow them to give them a second and a third and actually 1/10 life. another company says they hope their devices will be widely available in the next few years. the paper industry points out that a lot of paper already gets recycled. according to the epa, the us recycled nearly 70% of all paper in 2018. another lawsuit has been filed over the deadly garlic gilroy. festival shooting back in 2019 what families of victims now want from a gun distributor. plus we will continue to support miss griner through every step of this process and as long as it takes to bring her home to the united states safely. w n b a star britney griner makes another appearance in russian court what her lawyers have to say about how

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

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the violence after a weekend shooting at a pop warner football game. we'll tell you why the police are now asking the public for help and with back to school right around the corner, inflation still was what a lot of parents worry about. would you can expect to spend this school year from ktvu, fox two news this morning's onto alright. stocks are headed lower as that opening bell's about to ring this morning wall street, blaming tensions between the us and china surrounding house speaker nancy pelosi's trip to asia. possible stop in taiwan. there is some good corporate news this morning, though uber reports better than expected revenue. pinterest reports the number of users on its site has improved and avis budget rental car reported strong earnings for the second quarter so again as that opening bell rings live numbers had a little lower will have all your business news coming up, but thank you for

waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook, rooting for you, pam. rooting for their own. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. august 2nd. i was outside the skies, opening up no breeze at all, steve, there is not much of a breeze. that is, for sure in the humidity level is very, very high here. so we are in between systems, but i mean, there's next batch of moisture is moving rapidly northward here now focus of this looks to be more towards central california. but i mean, it's so close. i how can i not mention it? i mean, this is the remains of a system. it's their trust me whenever i give up, i give up anyway. it's there. it's on its way. warmer tuesday. if you can get enough sun, you'll get into the nineties inland lows kind of muggy here. there's a little bit of patchy fog forming near the coast as well. seventies eighties and nineties on those temps, 6 31 allies here and she begins with we begin with the seventh bay because it

is a nice drive. if that's where you're headed this morning, there's no problems to tell you about. and you can see from the map just to see of green of that south africa pull it for you. there we go. so no problems here to tell you about from there we go back to the livermore valley because there's still that heavy traffic on westbound 5 80 through the altamont pass, also some slowing as you approach the dublin pleasant and 5 86 80 interchange in that westbound direction, but no specific problems there. highway 24 improving a little bit. where to about 45 minutes ago, traffic moving smoothly getting over to the caldecott and bay bridge toll plaza. what a difference those metering lights make. they turned on about half an hour ago . and now you see about a 10 to 15 minute delay to get onto the span. 6 32, let's go back to the desk. thank you. oakland police are asking anyone with information or cell phone video of a weekend shooting during a pop water football game to please come forward coach from the fresno valley boys team shared this video showing the chaos on in the field as people

ran for safety. on sunday afternoon, the nine and 10 year old players from the fresno team and the oakland dynamites were playing when the shooting started. among those wounded a six year old girl, a man in his thirties and a woman in her fifties who were in the hospital. it makes no sense. that children are out here playing football and family and friends are watching these games and people would come armed with guns and not just one. several people have firearms in this crowd. that is really unfortunate that they put the lives of young people and families in danger because of their selfishness. so far, no arrests have been made and police plan to have officers at all practices and all games for the oakland dynamite until the end of their season. the families of the three people killed in the gilroy garlic festival shooting are joining those who survived in an expanded lawsuit. they are suing the florida company that made the assault style rifle used in

the rampage three years ago. they accused century international arms and romanian firearm producer rome arm of not taking sufficient care to prevent misuse of the firearm. used in the attack was san jose police and fire investigators working together to investigate the death of a man who was found inside of a bird. earning as uv firefighters rushed to a car fire on pomona avenue near the santa clara county fairgrounds early sunday morning. officials didn't find the man's body inside until after the fire was out. that area is considered industrial investigators are collecting surveillance video from businesses in that neighborhood. to try to figure out what happened. we don't know what started the car fire was intentionally set if there was a mechanical issue with the vehicle all of that is still under investigation. they're also investigating whether the man died because of something related to the fire like smoking and put smoke inhalation or if

he was already dead. when that fire starter and since that fire , several candles and flowers were placed in that area, which could indicate someone knew the victim, and if that is the case, the police are hoping that person or those people will give them information. well. new this morning. wnba's star britney griner made her seventh appearance in a russian court on drug charges. greiner is facing a sentence of up to 10 years in prison if convicted of bringing cannabis into russia. she says she was prescribed cannabis oil as a pain treatment and included them in her luggage when she quickly packed grinders. lawyers say she's trying to stay hopeful about a possible prisoner swap. she's still focused, and she's still nervous, and she still knows that the end is near. and of course, she heard the news. so she she's hoping that sometimes she could be coming home and we hope to the white house has ordered the release to release a russian arms dealer in

exchange for griner and former marine paul whelan. the white house says russia made a quote bad faith response, but won't give any other details. earlier russia said it will not talk about any exchange until grinders trial is over. time is 6 35 more bay area fire cruiser in siskiyou county right now to help fight the mckinney fired among the local fire crews have gone to the border with oregon or firefighters. from san jose and san francisco mckinney fire has burned more than 55,000 acres. that's almost 87 square miles. it's 0% contained people who live nearby. but if not yet been ordered to evacuate, are being asked to stay inside so they don't breathe. in the bad air. authorities also arrested several people suspected of trying to loot evacuated homes. somebody area crews now at the mckinney fire had been fighting the oak fire near yosemite. authorities report good news on that fire, they say control lines are holding. the fire is

not growing. it has burned 30 square miles of mariposa county . containment is up to 74. authorities did discover three more destroyed buildings, which raised the number to 193 homes, businesses and other buildings. lost in the fire was not only california's wildfires now, climate experts say much of the west has become warmer and drier over the past 30 years and they expected to get worse during the wildfires burning this morning, vice president kamala harris and out more than a billion dollar commitment to help communities, including those plagued by wildfires deal with climate risk and become more resilient. elected leaders have a duty to protect our communities. and the president, and i believe that includes before, during and after disaster strikes. make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu to get the latest on the battle against wildfires burning through the state, including

evacuation orders and relief efforts to help people who are affected. we have a special section on our website just go to ktvu dot com slash wildfires. the national park service is warning people about intense flooding in death valley now they shared this photo of a car that was swept off the highway near stovepipe wells in a flash . flood storms are forecast to continue through the area for the next few days. some roads are entirely closed, and the park service is warning people who are headed there. do not try to drive through deep water or debris, not a good idea in the desert of california that flash flood water moves through so quickly catches you very off guard. all right, there's your warning there. ali rasmus here watching our morning commute. how? how easy it is to get around. how is it? well it is getting a little bit busier as the morning goes on, but along those lines about flooding, all it takes is just a couple inches

of standing water to get you into trouble. so always saying is turn around. don't drown, right? so let's talk about the rose this morning. we don't have any flooding on the roadways today to worry about, but we do have some heavy traffic on that westbound 80 corridor from elsa bronte all the way down through berkeley. no specific crashes. just a lot of people. trying to get to the same point. there's also some heavy traffic at the richmond bridge toll plaza, and that's where we're showing you this morning again. no major issues on that bridge just a lot of movement as people make their way over into marin county, so from there, we will take a quick check of that drive from the quirkiness bridge. mcarthur maze. it'll take you just under half an hour, and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, things will be busy there as well. we'll check on that picture. in our next traffic reporting about 10 minutes, 6 39 let's check on the weather with steve paulson. as you probably heard. there was some incredible rainfall in arizona over the weekend, especially north scottsdale. that monsoon season

but you know, i don't remember. and maybe i just wasn't aware of it. but growing up here in the bay area 30 years ago, i don't remember. getting any of that monsoonal moisture all the way up here in august that seemed my guess is it's happened before. people have short term weather memories, but i'll have to look it up. i'm sure it's that, but they get rain on august 1st is a little unusual. this is also for ali right there. that's where is that fog? she asked me, ali. there it is right there. right there. so there you can see some of the fog beginning to make its very shallow though. ah it's but it is a little bit starting to move in and got wiped out yesterday. a lot of cloud cover lightning couple reports yesterday near bolinas also up into lake county. here's kind of the key, though moisture is screaming northward from the remains of a tropical system. looks like a lot of it is taking aim towards the monterey peninsula. but it is so close. i mean, it's just too close to say so. i think san jose santa cruz mountains south or in the best window today for that to happen if you're north, maybe not so

much. partly cloudy, mostly clear in the morning. we do have some fog and it's really muggy out, son, then clouds and if you don't get the cloud cover, i think you'll end up with some nineties inland. it would not take much already some sixties upper sixties and seventies but take a look at that clock. i mean, it's screaming north of right now. i mean, it does look like it's trying to stay a little bit more towards monterey, but it would not. zig here instead of a zag, and it'd be all over. but a lot of this is on the way, so we'll mention it for areas to the south. otherwise take a look at that. i mean, there's a lot some of this may get in trained in a low, which was closer to us yesterday, but it's right there, so it's going to be near us or over us. over the next 24 hours, 60 seventies eighties and nineties on the temps after tomorrow, though, things look a little quieter, you guys okay. seems ideal time is 41 is california's drought gets worse ? we're looking at ways to save water around your house. the tips some of the experts gave us to try to meet the calls to

concern really great to stay with us for that excited. alright let's check in with cassie. what else do you have for us? cassius i do is yell at my boys. we are in a drought. yes i say that same thing in the house. yep i think parents everywhere, right? especially here in california will stay tuned for that story coming up in minutes. also will be turned over to the seven o'clock hour. this is such an interesting story. a man's breakfast is deemed a biosecurity risk at australia's darwin airport in the seven o'clock hour y a sausage, mcmuffins and ham croissant will be the most expensive mcdonald's breakfast. he's ever had. then spotify is launching a new update meant to improve the listening experience for its users

was across r the new school yea. but some of the biggest school districts are already worrying about how many students they will have a new study shows. the biggest cities are seeing the biggest declined and enrollment numbers. three largest u. s cities report more than 20% of their public elementary schools had less than 300 total students. because that, he says families are moving the smaller communities and fewer students means less money for education. you lose kids, you lose resources. and when you lose resources that impacts your ability to you know, service kids in the schools that are that faced the most significant enrollment challenges are often the schools that have the highest hardship in terms of the communities. for now, many schools are still using covid relief money to keep operating, but they're also struggling to

figure out what they'll do when that money runs out. in today's dollars and cents. rising inflation is having a dramatic impact on the cost of school supplies as students get ready to return to class, a new national survey found. parents are paying an average of $864 on school supplies this year. that's $167 more than the figure in 2019 the last year before the pandemic, and those high prices have some parents waiting until the very last minute to do that back to school shopping. i have, like a week and a half, two weeks. i think i have two weeks left, so i'm going to get it done. i just haven't done it yet. that same national survey found just 36% of american parents can afford to pay for all of the children back to school supplies this year that they need reports from the tech industry indicate oracles in the process of laying off thousands of workers. the tech news side the information reports notices started going out monday as oracle tries to cut a billion dollars layoffs seem to be from

advertising, marketing and customer experience. affected locations are across the world, including silicon valley and oracle's new texas headquarters . other tech companies, including microsoft, meta and google, are also laying off workers or issuing a hiring freeze and online real estate company is paying a hefty price tag for potentially misleading consumers. open door technologies inc agreed to pay the federal trade commission $62 million to settle out nations of deceiving customers. the ftc says most people who used open doors i buying model made thousands of dollars less than they would have by selling their homes. traditionally open door stock fell 2.4% yesterday on that news is 6 47, california's severe drought keeps getting worse and with no relief in sight, communities around the state are asking residents to cut back on water use and conserve. the toilet is the number one leaking device in the household. now for the next few

weeks, ktvu is going in depth on issues surrounding drought. chief meteorologist bill martin invited water conservation expert into his own home to show us ways we can do our part to conserve water and expert told us if one of the biggest problems leading the wasted water leaks in toilets, water heaters and dishwashers. there's also a lot that can be done to save water outside your home. mhm. what percentage of water do we waste in the outside outside can be significant, especially if you have a lot of grass. people can be put in five times as much on their landscaping alone just to keep it green. that's why native plants are really good because it prepares you for the next drought. it saves water on a day in day out basis. no other things that can help artists set up drip systems for your trees so that they get used to less water at any one time. you can also get flow meters on your water meter. alert you how much water you're using and warned you about any

possible leaks again all through the month will be looking at the impact of the drought on our community and response efforts to the crisis. you can see more of the lessons from bill martin and what he found out and more stories about the drought on our website. just go to ktvu dot com slash drought and i said it earlier. i encourage you to go to your local water agency. we have marin municipal water district. they have free reign. resources so they have tablets that you can put in the back of your toilet. if you have a leak. they have buckets that you can put in your shower to collect the cold water to water your plants, so a lot of those agencies have free advice. you know, water regulators for your faucets everything so check it out. and it's amazing to see just a few little drops coming out of your faucet. leaky faucet for a couple of hours. if you put a bucket in there, it's pretty. it collects pretty quickly so idea visually of how much can be wasted. always good

advice there. good advice this morning is to give yourself a little extra time. if you're driving on the bay bridge this morning because the metering lights turned on about an hour ago, and now we see a pretty significant back up there at the toll plaza can show you that live picture. it's looking like a 15 to 20 minute delay to get onto the span unless you're in this corporal lanes and it is slow, stop and go on the span as well, getting into san francisco this morning, san mateo bridge traffic looks much better things moving nicely over to the peninsula and some heavy traffic on westbound highway four through bay point, but no major issues there or at the golden gate bridge, and i bring up this picture because things look so different in the traffic cameras compared to just a couple of weeks ago, or even a few days ago, when everything was sucked in with the fog, but steve paulson has been telling us about the thugs slowly creeping in. you can see it just inching its way over. the golden gate bridge span. well i put your order in and mother nature, you know, said okay, we'll take care of it. yeah so there you go. there's a little bit. there's

not as much as you probably want. we do have somewhat clearer skies, but there's a lot of moisture to the southwest will show. then a second, john taliaferro woke up to clearer skies my view from vallejo towards the straits. i'm thinking this means more heat. yes that unless the cloud cover comes in, yes, you're probably right with a view like that. you must be off 7 80 columbus parkway. that's my two cents worth because you don't get that view of your father inland, but i would agree with you on that. if it holds john, if it holds yes, there'll be heat case in point. yesterday i was 66 raining and that about two hours later, it was sunny and 80. it would not take much. there's some of that fog. it's low, little shallow. it's down there on the deck, but it's moving in. so we have a combination of some sun, some higher clouds and some fog showing up and look at the cloud cover streaming north. you know again, i just unless san jose south looks to me like increasing clouds throughout the dates, the remains of a tropical system now that i mean it's almost impossible to forecast. it does look like it's taking more aim at central california,

monterey. and it does say areas to the north. so i'll mention santa cruz mount san jose, south is the best opportunity. if you have that, son. it's going to warm up pretty fast here. i mean, brent was almost 70 fairfield 71. there will be nineties unless cloud cover comes screaming in. you can see the book of this, though, looks to be taking a more towards monterey. but there's a lot out there so we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. it will be muggy. it will be humid. we don't handle that. well. but that's going to be the case until this moisture clears the area. that probably won't be until after tomorrow. there's just so much out there. a lot of it, though. looks like and the initial surge is the right there, but a lot of this looks like it's heading towards the low, which is retro grading , and if that's the case, it will stay offshore. so a couple of bands, though we'll make an impact south today. sixties seventies eighties and nineties on the attempts after wednesday , then it does look a lot quieter temperatures should cool down near normal temps. so we head into the weekend day. okay, see? thank you time 6 52 a warming if you stay at vacation

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questionnaire, she wrote that she sees the biggest challenges as being the lack of family support for those students, unstable family environment caused by housing and food insecurity, along with the lack of parental encouragement. she later apologized for that statement. also today, san francisco mayor london breed will join community leaders from the transgender district on a walking tour that the transgender cultural district all of this is a city celebrates. transgender history month. celebrations were kicked off with the flag raising at city hall. trans history month commemorates the 55th anniversary of the riots at the compton cafeteria in the tenderloin. it's considered the first act of resistance against police harassment of drag queens and trans gender people back in 1960 cents. i want trans history month to also let every transportation known that they are indeed special. they are

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yesterday, though he was there with his teammates wearing his familiar number 19, and you can bet kyle shanahan is happy to have one of his most effective offensive weapons back. that was awesome to get devos deal done because no, it's been awhile, but, um, just pump they got it done. and i know how pumped he is. how pumped we are and glad to have him back out here. practice you know, we've got a great relationship with devo. this stuff is always hard. and like i said yesterday or last time i talked about it, it's a big business. there's a lot of money involved and big decisions for everybody. but we have a great relationship with debo, and that's never changed. contract by the way is a three year extension could be worth as much as 71 a half million dollars with 58 million of that fully guaranteed. the monkey pox virus has caused california to declare a state of emergency in san francisco, where demand is very high for the vaccine with the major problem at the clinic

at san francisco general and what it could soon face. plus it's the state's biggest fire of the year burning now. fire crews fear what could happen if they don't get a handle on the flames soon, what's contributing to the extreme fire behavior? plus. i'm just lucky and happy that i'm alive today because i mean the bullet holes right there in the head of it accuses an off duty san francisco firefighter of shooting at him how the victim describes the close call. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning and good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, august 2nd. how did feel coming in still completely? still no breeze, nothing. that's what steve said . steve's here. here's your forecast the same thing and i woke up this morning and there was no breeze. yeah, i mean, it was really rare. they do not have any kind of a breeze. but after yesterday's tropical clouds they have cleared out now there's some kind of filtering back in a