ordered the release of the affidavit used to justify the fbi search of the florida home of former president trump why critics already complaining about what the public will and will not see today. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. august 26 as we look at our friday forecast and into the weekend, it feels significantly cooler to me today. let's check in with steve paulson. for some, yes, for others? no okay, but by the weekend, yes. okay pretty good fog bank again. we'll get some drizzle out of that. but i be honest with you. i'm just waving the white tower. when it comes to some areas like livermore, they just cannot get under 90. finally a friday forecast here. low clouds and drizzle sunny inland. it'll be nice to mild to

warm the heart. so if you're near the coast in bay, not much changing their inland, okay for some, but still hot for others. alright, it's friday. sounds here at four o'clock. i hope everything's quiet out there. it is quite out there. yes, sir. good. it's nice and quiet. your i think i have. do i have something going on here? all right. let me turn this down. sorry about that. let's start again. it's friday, and traffic is moving well, traffic does look pretty good. if you are driving at the bay bridge. we don't have a lot going on now on friday. sometimes we get a break . it's going to be difficult to tell whether that's going to happen today. now that we're back in the fall pattern, but we'll let you know it's 401. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today. part of the affidavit that was used to justify the fbi search of mara lago, florida, home of former president trump will be released to the public. reporter madeline rivera says we don't know how much information will

be revealed after a judge ordered that a redacted version of that affidavit be released. just hours after receiving the justice department's proposed redactions for the affidavit ties to the mar a lago search, a federal judge ordered its partial release. a judge does not appear to have pushed back. he's suggesting that the government got it just right, did not want to release even a redacted version of the document , arguing it would compromise their investigation. media organizations wanted the entire affidavit disclosed for transparency. the judge ruled the government had shown good reason to steal some portions to protect in part, the identities of witnesses and law enforcement agents and the investigation strategy. so what are we going to see? we're going to see the words mara lago and a lot of black ink surrounding it. the battle over classified documents has been going on for more than a year. the washington post, citing a national archives email to former president trump's lawyers from may 2021 reports, the agency demanded the return

of about two dozen boxes of official records. even the white house counsel, agreed. i expect in that affidavit to be a good discussion of all of the attempts that the justice department and fbi had to try and retrieve these documents from more lago president biden says he had no advance notice of the search, which the former president has slammed as a witch hunt. as he and his allies push for a full disclosure. i think he's going to use it to play victim even more. trump's team has another big day on friday, when they have to clarify to another federal judge why they need a third party to review the documents that were taken from mar a lago. in washington. mather rivera, fox news, madeline. thank you, mark meadows, the former white house chief of staff of donald trump may be called to testify in front of a georgia georgia grand jury investigating the 2020 election. prosecutors claim there's proof that in 2021 meadows helped former president trump a range of phone call. trump pressured the georgia

secretary of state to find enough votes to flip the statewide election results. in his favor. san rafael contractor is now expressing his frustration following a 911 call he made this week. todd morris says his company's van was parked at a work site in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood when it was stolen wednesday morning. the contractor says he immediately called 911 as he tracked a stolen van on his gps system. but he says the 911 dispatcher failed to help him. we knew where the trucks going. we told them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911, they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else, and i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense. because if i had a police report, i wouldn't be calling 911. says his coworker used the gps found the van about one hour later near candlestick point. they arrived before police showed up and it had been ransacked and

vandalized. i'm a very big advocate of the police and i support them. 100% especially what's going on within these days. but today i feel like the system failed me. the contractor says tools and other equipment stolen from the van were worth about $17,000 francisco department of emergency management says it is investigating the incident time now 405 a man has been arrested in connection with the freeway shooting in san leandro back in june that was captured by a dash camera 24 year old julian faizan is being held on charges of attempted murder and assault after a shot was fired into the carbon man and his fiancee who were driving along interstate five. 80 and the bullet barely missed them. there was also a federal case pending against faizan for allegedly selling guns without a license on snapchat. san francisco supervisor connie chan is calling for more resources after an 80 year old asian man was attacked in her district. now

two people approach the victim tuesday. geary boulevard in third avenue. one of them knocked him to the ground before the assailants left in a black sedan. the victim went to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. supervisor chan tweeted. let's put money here where our mouth is. when we say we want to stop a p i hate and protect our elders. today a vigil will be held to remember a dentist shot and killed last sunday in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. tonight's event starts at six o'clock at clinton park along international boulevard. the vigil will include community activists and faith based leaders calling for an end to the violence. police are still looking for the gunman who robbed and shot and killed six year old lilly sue. time is now 406. alameda county supervisor nate miley showed his anger and frustration about the violence in oakland during testimony at the oakland city council in just the past week, more oakland police officers have been deployed 24 hours a day in the little saigon neighborhood, including

undercover and patrol officers, surveillance teams and burglary. and robbery suppression teams supervisor miley represents part of that neighborhood and says the city council has not addressed lawlessness in the city. i think at this point in time and emergency meeting of the city council be most appropriate, because that would be the form for everyone from the public to weigh in. the mayor can hold meetings, internal meetings, community meetings, but they aren't official meetings of the party that we've elected to represent us in the city. now oakland police are still out there searching for a white lexus seen racing away after that shooting in little saigon and new surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows, alexis was parked nearby. five for 13 minutes before that shooting. state lawmakers are optimistic that they will pass legislation to increase housing construction in commercial areas to measures are on the table that could make it easier to build housing on

parking lots, office parks and strip malls. at least 15% of the apartments will be certified as affordable housing disagreements about hiring union workers derailed previous deals. the new measures encouraged but does not require union labor. alright pam time now for eight happening today, yet another protest in foster city again to plan to kill troublesome geese. the foster city council last month voted to move ahead with the plan to get rid of his many as 100 geese, sidewalks and the grass are littered with dropping from the grease. there are also making the water quality in the lagoon. pretty bad. matteo's county supervisor david canopy, once a city council to find a more humane way to deal with the goose population, instead of killing them. the protest is set for five o'clock this evening at leo ryan memorial park. they're not the only city dealing with that they seem to be all over the place. it's a it's an interesting debate. alright,

let's check in with steve paulson. ah! they like it here. the weather is nice, right? why go anywhere else? yeah it's been pretty quiet pattern for us for three years. all right. we do have a big fog bank again. monsoon moisture staying south of tahoe and east. there's plenty of south. but excuse me, not overtime or trucking lots of activity against southern nevada southern california desert. high desert into arizona, and that's been just a nonstop event. fifties sixties on the thames water temps came up so the city attempts at 58 mid fifties bodega bay marshall sebastopol, rohnert park point raised mill valley, tiburon all in there about the same for everywhere else, a little little warm as you get go north upper fifties to sixties on the temps forties in the mountains, trucking and south lake task 60 uk and sacramento 56 down in monterey. there's going to be a system that's going to sweep through it'll it'll do this. it'll stay up north. it will not dig in

towards us, but it will usher in a cooler pattern here. today though, it's going to be anywhere from sixties to 90 again just doesn't want to let go these nineties for some inland, but it will tomorrow more clouds cooler forecasts and it looks like a slow warm up as we go into next week, so sixties seventies eighties and nineties and temperatures will come down on the weekend and start to warm up early next week. this sucks. i mean, you know all the cars. we got to go electric now. i mean, what more fires? maybe i don't know. but i mean, at least there would be nice to know brainers like the solar panels. you know, it's a huge mistake not to do it. peace for itself. we're hearing reaction from drivers following california's historic move to cut carbon emissions by banning the sales of new gas powered cars controversial billboard in san francisco what we're finding out about this sign advising people don't move to texas.

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4 13. well the state of california is moving ahead, making major steps towards phasing out the internal combustion engine in cars and the state regulatory board voted to ban the sale of new gas powered cars in the year. 2035 ktvu tom vacar explains. many industry leaders say this is about setting an example for the rest of the country. the air resources board voted that by 2035 no more internal combustion engine cars can be sold in california. this is very aggressive, technologically difficult goal will transform the auto industry. california has long been a leader in the zero emission vehicle or zev marketplace, pushing for advancement and deployment of zeb technology for over 30 years

. this is another way in which california is pushing the rest of the country and the rest of the world to reduce greenhouse gasses. rapidly automakers see the writing on the wall industry is fully committed. to electrification. hmm we have invested hundreds of billions of dollars are will invest hundreds of billions of dollars. we can build electric vehicles. we have aggressive plans to sell ebs. in fact, the goal for us is to have 100% of our fleet to be electric by 2030. the california rule would also allow after 2035 that one in five of sales could be plug in gasoline battery hybrids. zero emissions is a very tall technological mountain to climb. it looks like we're not going to be able to achieve it. there's going to be some flexibility. i suspect they are going to end up suspending the very large penalties that there are otherwise envisioning. the hearing in sacramento went on a convention in richmond about how the city will become carbon

free. through hydrogen. the cornerstone. chevron's richmond refinery will produce larger volumes of hydrogen fuels excellent, low or no carbon fuels for heavy trucks. industry ships, aviation and fuel cell cars that would directly compete with battery powered cars is committed to providing affordable. and ever cleaner energy to fuel their lives. and to do that safely. move gives the most populous us state the world's most stringent regulations for transitioning to electric vehicles. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news, all right, thank you. tom and california drivers are now looking ahead to some big changes due to the state's groundbreaking efforts to phase out gas powered cars. many are worried about the price of going electric despite saving money on gas, kelley blue book says the current average price of a new electric vehicle is $66,000. those prices could actually soon be going down, though in the near future. we

expect to then get back on a again another downward trajectory on battery prices through the course of this decade, which in turn should make tvs significantly more affordable by the end of the decade. the new rules requiring electric cars will have a huge impact on gas station owners across the state. many owners we spoke to see no need to panic right now. have a good one. the people that i see on a regular basis. most of my customers are in no danger of running out and buying a electric car. they're not running out by any new cars, so they're doing the best they can to survive. so the new rules are expected to reshape the entire u. s. auto industry because california accounts for roughly 10% of our all colors sales in the united states now are ktvu news website has more information on california's efforts to phase out gas powered cars. just go to the homepage of ktvu .com. pam time is 4 16 make

sure you join us later on mornings onto the nine for the last zip trip of the summer, and today we're going to martinez, which claims to be the birthplace. place of one of the best known cocktails in the world. what's the name of the drink? martinez martini. yes and later this morning will also sampled the city's growing food scene, and we're going to share the story about how some people have martinez rallied together to preserve a boat that belonged to joe dimaggio, who also called martinez his home. now we'll be broadcasting live at waterfront park. so if you live in the area just come on down, join us the last zip trip of the summer from martinez coming up at nine o'clock. i always learned so much about all these little great towns that we have in the bay area cities and the people come out. it's very cool, stephen this what's the weather going to be like in martinez today? it'll be nice at nine in

the morning. i don't think there'll be any issues there. they will have temperatures, probably starting off. upper fifties sixties maybe some fog maybe burning off by that time, but it won't be bad. we have a pretty good fog bank again. yet the difference between the coast and inland is again about 40 degrees, almost plenty of low clouds, but it's been a mild to hot pattern inland. once it locks in. it is extremely tough to break down, but it will buy the weekend 88 conquered yesterday went 90 today, although again it could be 88 89 , but it's just such a fine fork. fine line there. eighties mid eighties on the weekend, then it looks like another warm up for next week. monsoon continues to show itself here again during the afternoon, you can see that popping up southern california, southern nevada, central sierra and, of course in the arizona, new mexico, the four corners sixties seventies eighties and nineties low overcast the lows are warmer water temps went up that makes a big difference. sunny inland. nice too mild to warm to hot. 58 in the city 58 in oakland, walnut creek, 59, brownwood 60, lower legs 58 to san jose. and

of course that you know they run a little warm there, 64, but still a lot of sixties on on the peninsula as well as foo in san carlos, all at 61 hayward's at 61 union city, 62. mid fifties upper fifties sixties clayton a little cooler there, but pleasant and dublin, pittsburgh and brownwood 60 61 43 44 truck in south lake tahoe eighties down on the desert fifties and sixties and seventies on the coast from crescent city to san diego. system is going to move into the pacific. northwest and that'll kind of give us the more of an onshore breeze. but today it's sixties seventies eighties and if you're far enough away from the coast there, 90, but it will be a cooler forecast on the weekend, so sixties to nineties here today, fairfield inn there antioch's livermore maybe conquered as well. pretty close and windy. cooler will take us into saturday, leveling off sunday than warmer weather kicks back in next week. okay see, thank you. time for 19. russian military is again on the attack in ukraine up next how ukrainian leaders are bracing for that war to drag on. new safeguards for

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- [reporter] attacks against asian americans and pacific islanders are on the rise. - my simple solution to the problem was remove people from the scene and help them feel safer. (piano music) in terms of hate crimes i think there is so much more work to be done. we really need to come together and tackle this issue as a community. (classical music) two now for 22 this morning we're tracking several new developments in the war in ukraine. russian president putin ordered a big build up of military forces as a six month old war has inflicted major casualties and losses. reporter alex hogan says. this comes as a

russian rocket attack on a train station left at least 25 people dead, including children. russian missile, striking a passenger train in central ukraine on wednesday, leaving more than two dozen dead and even more injured. russian defense ministry spokesperson saying its forces attacked the town of chaplin. where about 3500 people live. the russian ministry says that used a short range ballistic missile to strike a military train carrying ukrainian troops to the front line in eastern ukraine has come more than 200, servicemen of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine and 10. units of military equipment were destroyed on their way to the combat zone. ukrainian officials say a six year old was killed in a car fire near the train. station officials also say a separate rocket attack took the life of an 11 year old boy found under the rubble of a house. this radio. our efforts are now focused on the wounded children . we have had a very difficult day, but we are doing everything

we can. earlier this week, ukrainian president vladimir zelinsky warned ukrainians that moscow might attempt to quote something particularly cruel this week as the nation commemorates its declaration of independence from the soviet union more than 30 years ago. ukraine's there are no such bombs that can erase freedom, and there will never be such missiles that can break the will of the people who believe in themselves. meanwhile, gatherings here in kiev have been banned as rockets overnight hit cities just 15 miles outside of kiev. in kiev, ukraine, alex hogan fox news, all right, thank you. alex power has been restored in nuclear plant in ukraine after government officials say it went offline after a russian strike on transmission lines. the plant had to go on backup generators while the damage was fixed. president zelensky said the plant narrowly avoided a radiation accident. the plant is europe's largest and is in an area that has seen fighting for months. international atomic energy experts say they want to send a team to assess the situation. i think now there is

a general recognition that we need to be there. we need to be there soon. kiev accepts it. moscow accepts it. we need to go. scientists say power disruptions at the plant could knock out the cooling systems, which are essential for safe operation of the nuclear reactors. time is 4 25 in texas , the families of the victims and the mass school shooting in new polity, texas are demanding more changes than just firing the school police chief parented rob elementary school want to see consequences for the police officers who were there the day of the shooting and failed to act at a school board meeting, parents and family members called on those officers. to resign. they also want the officers who were at the scene to be placed on leave until a state investigation is completed. it's a step forward. but it's a tiny stuff. took

three months to get here. we got bittersweet victory. and it was good. but like i said, the beat the fight has just begun. no schooling. you've aldi will begin on september six. we don't know how many students will actually go back to class despite the increased security at schools, many parents are reluctant to re enrolled their students in that school district . the massacre now being used as a reason for people not to move to texas, a new billboard in south san francisco, the south of market area of san francisco. proclaims the texas miracle died in you've aldi don't move to texas. now. the billboard is being criticized on social media for using the valley tragedy as a political tool, encouraging californians to stay here. instead of moving to texas. the company that leased it did not return our request for information on who purchased the ads. several south bay police officers will not face charges after shooting and killing a man

with a gun still ahead, the decision that was laid out by the santa clara district attorney plus the two major companies now teaming up their gold, bringing cell phone service to regions with spotty or no phone service. you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu .com slash email to sign up for that daily service.

the most investigated department in city government. a years long corruption saga comes to a close in san francisco with the sentencing of mohammed neuro means for the future of the city's public works department. plus but i'm also really excited for what it means for other our ai workers across the country. more bay area employees voting to unionize. we're going to hear from workers at an east bay, ari . i store about what their

decision means for the future of the outdoor retailer, ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday pan. yes, it is. friday it's august 26. i saw some fog coming in this morning. did you see an a g? more high clouds and my way in, i would say then i use usually think about fog as being lower, but steve's our expert more low clouds, but we call it okay. lets the difference. yes but i noticed and we're not seeing reduced visibility at least not so far, maybe on some of the higher elevations or bridges, but so far, it's a pretty good, low cloud deck or fog. whatever you want to call it, and it will give way. nothing new there. finally on friday forecast and it looks like we're stuck in a pattern until the weekend when it does look cooler. low clouds been a lot of drizzle last couple of days here coast based mainly in the hills, though and or on the coast. sunny inland. nice to mile the warm to hot if you're wild inland, it's tough to shake

those nineties but sixties seventies and eighties for many, alright, salles here it's 4 30 in the morning and he's here to tell us it's really nice out there. quiet yeah, that's for sure. right now. traffic is moving along very nicely if you are driving around the bay area. there have been no major issues here. if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very good. and the traffic is moving. well if you're looking on interstate 80 80 now let's go back to the headlines. thank you . time is 4 31, r e i, the outdoor recreation company and its employees at berkeley store now have five days to file challenges before the union process will begin. workers there voted 56 to 38 to unionize the berkeley stores. second r e i store in the nation to unionize. national labor relations board will certify the vote results before contract talks began. i've worked there for about a year. there's people that have been there, you know, over a decade, and i'm making

about the same if not a little more. a little less than them, which is, you know, not right. labor experts say they've seen a recent surge in union organizations from coffee shops to online grocery service is even the cannabis send this dream now, ari, i posted a response to all of this on its website, the company based in seattle, said. as we have said, throughout the process, our ei believes in the right of every employee to vote for or against union representation. we fully supported the vote process in berkeley and will continue to support our employees going forward. today farm workers will rally at the state capitol demanding that governor newsom signed a bill allowing them to vote in union elections from home or by mail. they chanted. yes we can during their month long march from curran county to sacramento. they say the legislation frees them from intimidation. opponents include farm owners and agricultural

businesses. our time is now for 32 governor. gavin newsom has appointed dr diana ramos is california's surgeon general, dr ramos has more than three decades of experience focusing on health, equity and reproductive health. right now, she serves at the california department of public health center for healthy community. titties that's where she oversaw the public health and prevention programs. the new job requires senate confirmation governor nuisance making a campaign contribution to the democratic candidate in the florida governor's race. governor newsom says he's donating $100,000 to charlie crist, who won florida's democratic primary on tuesday. he'll be running against republican governor ron desantis . the saddest has taken stances that are opposite gavin newsom on several issues. he's a potential 20. 24 presidential candidate in the race. it gavin newsom may be looking at as well. the state could soon

allow sick and dying inmates to be released from state prisons. proposed legislation will ease the current standard, which critics say is so restrictive that it keeps people incarcerated who are too sick to be dangerous. the new threshold would allow inmates to be freed if they have a serious or advanced illness are permanently medically incapacitated or meet the standard used by the federal prison system. the bill now heads to the assembly. time is now 4 34, the former head of san francisco's department of public works was set. cannons to seven years in prison. ktvu question captain explains the implications of the sentencing in san francisco's politics system. mohammed rouz defense team was asking for a three year sentence. prosecutors were pushing for a nine year sentence, saying that they needed a lengthy sentence to deter anyone else tempted to betray the city's trust new entered the court building at around 12 30 about two hours before his sentencing was set to start in a courtroom that was

literally standing room only packed with new supporters. the judge said that he was going to sentenced to seven years in prison, saying in part quote you were a well regarded leader in the city and from 2008 and 2020 taking bribes and corrupting our way of life. you made the city's competitive bidding process of farce, conceded that for more than a decade, he traded preferential treatment for money , exotic vacations, jewelry even work on his home, inclusive county from city contractors. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin said the sentencing brings to an end a dark chapter in san francisco history. it's been a very depressing episode. i mean, if there is a silver lining, it's the fact that our city attorney's office has taken very seriously. the department of public works is now the most investigated department in city government. no you did not make a statement as he left court, but he did release a statement reading, in part quote again. i want to apologize to the people

of san francisco for my misconduct. i look forward to a time that i can return to serving my community and work to repair the damage that my actions caused a newer will be surrendering to federal custody in january, january 6th of next year. his attorneys asked for that time because you has had recent health problems. including a recent heart attack in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you. the department of public works, released a statement after that sentencing. it read. it reads. in part, the sentencing decision closes a difficult chapter for our department. san francisco public works has been moving forward with steadfast resolve to build back public trust. we maintained a zero tolerance policy when it comes to unethical and or illegal behavior among our staff. well a portion of the 10 freeway near the california arizona border has been washed away by flash flooding. severe weather hit riverside county. this is what was left behind. take a look. the eastbound lanes of the freeway were destroyed. the

damage will impact thousands of drivers trying to make their way from the l. a area to phoenix. there's a wider shot of that overhead drivers are being urged to take alternate routes. it's unclear how long it will take to repair that freeway well, and here's a look at the weekly u. s. drought monitor. there was no change over the past week, more than half of california's and extreme or exceptional drought, the bright and the dark red areas you're looking at the bay area counties are in a severe drought. and a new u. c berkeley poll is out finding a disconnect in the way the people of california look at the drought more than 70% of california voters say the drought is extremely serious. but the poll also found that only 40% say the water shortage is directly affecting them during the last severe drought back in 2015 58% said their lives were affected. 72% say it's important for homeowners to make changes to their landscaping in an effort

to save more water. okay we all need to do that and hope for rain. let's check with steve paulson far forecast the drought monitor between may and september. we don't get any rain. of course, it's going to get worse. true that's a usual year. even if we don't get yeah, but you know, hopefully, things will change in september. maybe some early rain. wouldn't that be a nice twist? remember last october and of october? yeah drizzle there's been plenty of that coast and parts of the higher elevations, but i mean, there's still plenty of low clouds and fog. but if you go far enough inland, we are dealing with operation eighties and nineties. i just i just i did a double take. when i saw livermore was 91 yesterday, there was not one forecast projection that i use that had that. so i'm throwing in the towel if you're out east for northeast or even down to gilroy , it's near 90, but not on the weekend. the man set by. they've had a lot of rain. that drought monitor is gone down for many in arizona, that's for sure. and

las vegas. i mean, they've had an active about month. parts of california, southern california again that's hit and miss though it's not widespread, uh, 60 seventies eighties and nineties that i 10 that's going to take awhile. you've driven that, pam, right? have you driven that? yeah i tend their two beautiful drive to blythe and then on its way into arizona will have 60 seventies eighties and nineties of war by the water temperature, the water they're warmer, so that's why the city is sitting at 58 berkeley's 58, also oakland, 58. with upper fifties montara beaches in their pillar point. look at all the sixties. these are pretty mild lows. these are warmer than average 60 u k a 60, sacramento, santa maria and monterey a little cooler, but crescent city, 58 to san diego 73, the highest backed off a little bit, but still strong enough to flex its muscle and give some inland temperatures. upper eighties nineties. so 60 seventies eighties to nineties the weekend, though, a low will move into the pacific northwest that will open the door to a cooler pattern for two days. sixties to

nineties on the temps here again , so another about 35 40 degrees spread on some of these temps cooler into the weekend, then looks like warmer again early next week. alright steve. thank you, thomas for 39. our special program. voices for change comes back this weekend for its season finale, and this week as the nfl gets ready to kick off its regular season, we're going to talk to a local coach who wants to build a more diverse pipeline of minority coaches. his weekly zoom calls every seve national attention and helped many black coaches get to the next level, will also be speaking to the producer of hulu's most watch movie premiere ever. the movies breaking ground for indigenous indigenous representation and authenticity. the ah excitement in the people that have seen the film. they're just like, thank you. and oh, my gosh, that was so accurate. that was great. and you know, to see ourselves, you know, portrayed accurately, is just all we've ever wanted and very rarely get voices for

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he took off a helicopter captured video of him trying to carjack a man in santa clara at gunpoint. the driver runs off and the suspect realizes the keys aren't in the car. carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle and abandoned it. he re entered the original stolen camera and drove away. the suspect, then ran a red light at west heading in park t boning a car with two people inside the camera caught on fire, and carter climbed out, ran off and fired a shot and then arriving officer by then his gun was empty. but police say he's still pointing the gun at police officers shot and killed the suspect. investigators say they found a nine millimeter ghost guns still in carter's hand, the d a reported that some officers mistook their fellow officers gunfire as shots fired by the suspect. still investigators said the deadly shooting was legally justified. authorities say carter had meth and amphetamine in the system. he was also wanted on five felony warrants. henry lee ktvu box to use thank you. henry the city of san jose, has a new plan to get many people off the street. now

the city and a nonprofit called live moves plan to build a 204 unit complex at brandon lane and monterey road. the new units will be built mostly with a $52 million grant from the states project home key. and as usual projects like this one are being met with neighborhood pushback. this will be our areas. third housing project in a matter of a few years, and while there has been some concerns by residents from residents, i believe the majority of them understand support and are proud of the efforts that we've made thus far. i think it would help out a lot because be able to go to work and you know be able to, uh , sustained living here in san jose. the exact timeline of the project is still being worked out. but funds from the home key project must generally be used within one year. your time is 4 47 wine tasting in sonoma county , getting more expensive. wine tasting fees have jumped 44%

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their family and our younger students have had to decide between spending time with their parents and grandparents or studying for school. the next step will require a change in the state education code that specifies community college holidays. time is 4 49 to 49ers coaches and management will decide this weekend who will make the final fifth. the three player roster. the last night, the 49ers had a lackluster game in a 17 to nothing lost to the houston texans. it's their final preseason game quarterback trade lands only completed seven out of 11 passes for just 49 yards, both of the backup quarterbacks nate sudfeld and brock purdy, were intercepted. while the defense couldn't stop the texans on the ground. that was pretty rough. i mean, we didn't play clean at all. um you know, i think we struggle to stop the run on the first drive, which was tough when we did play good defense. i thought we had a couple of bad penalties. kept them on the field offensively,

just, you know, way too much penalty when we learned from it turned the page, not going to make a bigger deal out of it, then we need to for sure. well that final cut down day for the roster is tuesday. the players reportedly on the bubble included a couple of running backs and possibly last year's third round draft pick, trey sermon. that also could be the day that the 49ers released quarterback jimmy garoppolo at the time. nobody alright for fifties the time now, let's check in with steve paulson for a friday forecast. how's it look the same as yesterday? yes we had a little bit of drizzle, though some of the higher elevations also on the coast in the last 24 hours. ah tilden park picked up point oh, five san bruno mountain 50.3 pacific appoint on one in la honda, also along skyline picked up a 10.10 c. i didn't click on this. i try and do these graphics and then i'd get caught every time that's it again. it was so nice. we'll

do it twice. there you are. tilden park san bruno mountain pacific inla handle with a little bit of drizzle. we'll probably keep that going tonight into tomorrow as well. there's a big fog bank out there. but if you're far enough inland, and you don't get the fog, or it burns off like you know about 8, 30 or nine, then you're still probably going to be near 90. fairfield brentwood, antioch. i went there for concord, livermore, down to gilroy as well and areas far north enough north. lot of tropical clouds continued. her monsoon moisture continues to fire up central sierra down to las vegas, southern california, arizona, but not here. not up in tahoe, truckee right now, overcast warmer. lo's surface temperatures came up sonny inland, nice to warm to hunt 58 in the city. 61 sfo hayward san carlos napa airport 60 degrees. 61 cargo. livermore is 60 and on the penance we talked about this upper fifties and sixties on attempt. those are mild lows for this time of year. 39 truckee, 44 south lake tahoe eighties on the desert 56 56, santa maria

and moderate high winds out today inland coast and they won't change all that much sixties and seventies, but we'll see near 80 upper eighties to near 90 on the inland forecast. it does look cool as the system moves into the pacific northwest on the weekend and then a rebound on those temps starts next week. 60 seventies eighties, then go far enough inland. you'll find operators to nineties on the temps here cooler on the weekend. there's your looks nice on monday than warmer again by tuesday. all right. thank you. steve we're waiting for the release of the affidavit used to justify the fbi search of the florida home of former president donald trump. what we could learn from those documents this morning. there are other issues for donald trump as well up next, the amount of money his social media platform goes to one of its vendors, but first national health leaders are preparing for what they say is a key tool in the fight against covid-19 this winter plan in place for an omicron booster shot in the omicron booster shot in the coming weeks.

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its safety features and parental controls directed at its youngest users. it will now default users under the age of 16 to the apps, most restrictive content setting. it will also prompt existing teens to do the same. instagram has gotten a lot of heat from parents and from you know, politicians about the kinds of content that young people are exposed to. and so this does seem like kind of a stronger effort on instagram as part to filter out that content. hopefully it does work. the fact that there are three different settings where you get to choose , you know, as as an adult user you get to choose, but as a teenager, you're forced into the less category. hopefully that will actually relieve some of those concerns. instagram rolled out parental controls and safety features in march to protect young teenagers from inappropriate content and interactions with unknown adult users. millions of americans who would soon become eligible for the latest covid booster shot. both pfizer and moderna have asked u. s regulators to

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seeking appointments to protect against a disease that is continuing to spread throughout california. cases are dropping in san francisco, according to the state health department. there have been more than 700 cases of the virus reported in california in the last seven days. alameda county public health officials say lessons learned during the covid 19 pandemic will help them handle the monkeypox outbreak. first and foremost, uh, lesson was really that we really needed to work closely with community partners in our response. um, you all our our partners with us . we have certain responsibilities that we carry out, but we cannot do that with our partners. the message came during an online town hall meeting to raise awareness and understanding of the virus. public health officials say it's also important to work with other health departments and prioritize at risk communities when it comes to information. and vaccines. we have learned

and continue to learn the importance of cultural competence, sensitivity responsiveness, uh and relatability, uh and also language accessibility. we have to make sure that all members all members. of our community are included. to date 167 people have tested positive for monkey pox in alameda county. they are primarily gay, bisexual and transgender men between the ages of 18 and 40. more than half of those diagnosed in the county live in oakland. it's getting worse and worse and worse has become a total epidemic. total frustration for a small business owner who says the police were giving him the runaround while thieves stole his company ban plus what are we going to see? we're going to see the words mara lago and a lot of black ink surrounding it. judge ordered the release of the affidavit

used to justify the fbi search of the florida home of former president trump why critics already are complaining about what the public will actually get to see. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. happy friday, august 26th looking for our weekend forecast and the day today, let's check in with steve paulson. the cooler on the weekend, but today is about the same as yesterday. coast and bay 60 seventies inland eighties to again near 90 degrees. there's a big fog bank out there. drizzle probably again. tilden park at 51 hundreds of drizzles so the hills and on the coast picking up some here in the last 24 hours more of the same tonight into tomorrow. so we looked for the low overcast once it burns back, we'll see some mild conditions go inland, warm conditions to hot. 60 seventies eighties and nineties. yes liver marquette tomorrow but just i

went 90 again today. just throw threw in the towel. all right, sal here. hopefully it'll stay quiet. what time you leaving to go out to martinez? about seven or so seven. okay exactly. it's not gonna take me that long to get it doesn't good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. traffic is moving along pretty well, starting with interstate 80, and you can see traffic is moving well. past the coliseum. no major problems on the oakland freeways cemetery bridge. also looking very good five. oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. today the document deal detailing why federal investigators searched donald trump's mar a lago resort will be unsealed. the public will see the affidavit used to justify the search. but experts question how much of it we will actually get to see ktvu is james torres live to explain what we can expect later this morning. good morning, james. to you, pamela. they have until nine o'clock our time. that's when the affidavit will be officially unsealed. but the judge making that call is

expected to place a number of redactions. this has been building up all week long, several media outlets, including organizations like the new york times, argued the document should be made public to increase transparency. the department of justice had a deadline earlier this week. they didn't want the document released at all. but they argued the affidavit. if it's released , the information should be limited to protect the identities of witnesses and uphold the doj investigation. the federal judge from south florida acknowledged that but now experts wonder if we will learn anything at all from this affidavit. the document is going to be heavily blacked out. heavily redacted. we may get an an aura, the aura therefore, here and there. depending on what's included in the public version of the affidavit, it could officially answer the big question of why federal investigators went into former president trump's florida home and seized a number of documents. it could also potentially spell out what crimes the doj is looking to prosecute, spelling out the probable cause for that search

will see those details at some point before nine o'clock our time. at the same time, trump's lawyers have a deadline of their own to meet today, presenting an argument to another federal judge for why they believe a third part arbiter should review the evidence taken from mara lago. of course that's gonna be developing all morning long. we're bringing the updates once we get them. we live in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you time 503 will mark meadows, a former white house chief of staff for donald trump may be called to testify in front of the georgia grand jury investigating the 2020 election . prosecutors claim there's proof that in 2021 meadows helped former president trump a range of phone call where trump pressured the georgia secretary of state. to find enough votes to flip the statewide election results in his favor. san rafael contractor is now expressing his frustration hollowing after he called 911. this week. todd morris says he has company van was parked at a work site in san

francisco's bernal heights neighborhood when it was stolen wednesday morning. the contractor says he immediately called 911 is he tracked his stolen van on his gps system. but he says the 911 dispatcher failed to help him. we knew where the trucks going. we told them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911, they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else, and i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense. because if i had a police report, i wouldn't be calling 911. morris says his coworkers used the gps and found the van about an hour later near candlestick point. they arrived before police showed up and it had been ransacked and vandalized. very big advocate of the police, and i support them 100% especially what's going on within these days. but today i feel like the system failed me. contractor says tools and other equipment stolen from the van were worth $17,000, the san francisco

department of emergency management says it's investigating the incident. time out five. oh, four man has been arrested in connection with the freeway shooting in san leandro . back in june, it was captured by a dash camera 24 year old julianne protect fades on is being held on charges of attempted murder and assault after the shots were fired into the car of a man and his fiancee as they were driving along interstate 5 80. the bullet barely missed them. there's also a federal case against basin for allegedly selling guns without a license on snapchat. san francisco supervisor connie chan is calling for more resources after an 80 year old asian man was attacked in her district. two people approached the victim tuesday at geary boulevard and third avenue. one of them knocked him to the ground. then they left in a black sedan. the victim went to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. supervisor chan tweeted. let's put money where our mouth is. when we say we want to stop a p i hate and protect our elders.

well. today, a vigil will be held to remember a dentist shot and killed last sunday in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. tonight's event starts at six o'clock at clinton park along international boulevard. the vigil will include community activists and faith based leaders calling for an end to the violence. police are still looking for the gunman who robbed and shot 60 year old lilly sue. time is r. 506 alameda county supervisor nate miley showed his anger and frustration about violence in oakland during testimony at the oakland city council in just the past week, morrocan and police officers have been deployed 24 hours a day in the little saigon neighborhood, including undercover and patrol officers, surveillance teams and burglary and robbery system. suppression teams. now supervisor miley represents parts of that neighborhood and says the city council hasn't delved with lawlessness in the city. i think at this point in time and emergency meeting of the city council be most appropriate, because that would be the form for everyone from the public to

weigh in. the mayor can hold meetings, internal meetings, community meetings, but they aren't official meetings of the of the party that we've elected to represent us. in the city, oakland police are still searching for a white lexus seen racing away after that shooting in little saigon and new surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows, alexis was parked nearby. but 13 minutes before that shooting. state lawmakers are optimistic that they will pass legislation to increase housing construction in commercial areas to measures are on the table that could make it easier to build housing on unused parking lots, office parks and strip malls. at least 15% of the apartments will be certified as affordable housing disagreements about hiring union workers have derailed previous deals. the new measures encourage but does not require union labor. our time is now 507 well happening today. another protest and foster city against the plan to kill troublesome geese city council in foster

city voted last month to move ahead with the plan to get rid of as many as 100 geese. sidewalks and the grass out there are littered with geese. droppings are also making the water quality in the lagoon. pretty bad. san mateo county supervisor david canada one city council to find more humane ways to deal with the goose population instead of killing them now that protest is scheduled for five o'clock tonight. it will be at leo ryan memorial park. 508 is the time. let's check in with steve paulson. what do you keep an eye on anything unusual in our forecast? no. okay let's go out and enjoy the temps in san francisco this week. they've been a little warmer, a little cooler. now they're leveling off. on monday was 70 tuesday, 70 to drop on wednesday to 65 yesterday. 68 today i went 68. we had a little drizzle. now i could not find any drizzle in the city. but i did find some in tilden park point. oh, five. san

bruno mountain 50.3 pacific point. i want to point out when there are a couple pointed ones all the way down to watson ville. also two point oh, one plenty of low clouds and a little bit of an onshore breeze. it's not that strong. the key, though, is just far enough inland, and it's just a there's a stagnant pattern. so if you still get operators to near 90 you know any when you were fired and fairfield, brentwood and conquered, living more down to gilroy, far enough north up to cloverdale, healdsburg. it's just tough to break that down, but we will see some cooler conditions on the weekend before another warm up next week. no tropical or monsoon activity for this year it's south down towards bridgeport's mammoth plenty of low clouds for us lots of activity in southern california, arizona, southern nevada, las vegas again. into the four corners quite active. you can see that, but not here. sixties seventies eighties to near 90 degrees again, low overcast warmer lows. though the ocean temps came up, i'll show you that in a second. fifties on attempts to sixties a little bit warmer here on these lows compared to yesterday at this time 51 though, in boulder creek

, 55 toss. same for san martin. morgan hill. then look at all the sixties there. san jose state meteorology department. santa clara campbell, saratoga, cupertino, both at 63 point, reyes went from 53 to 58. that's a huge jump in 24 hours. san francisco believe 54 to 56 in monterey also went up. 1 55 56. that's why they're warmer lows on the on the coast and in the city 39, though in truckee eighties on the desert 50 60 seventies on the coast from crescent city to san diego, just a dumb a high pressure, but it's going to get knocked down by the weekend is alo moves into the pacific northwest. so fog on the coast. cool to mild sixties and then inland eighties and you're 90 degrees. we can now does look cooler, breezy to windy. at times that system goes by to the north 60 seventies eighties to nineties. today we'll see a little dip in those temps into the weekend and a slow rebound early next week. thank you, steve. this sucks. i mean, you know all the cars. we got to go

electric. now i mean, what more fires? maybe i don't know. but i mean, at least the air would be nice to no brainers like the solar panels. you know, it's a huge mistake not to do it. peaceful itself. we're hearing reaction from drivers following california's historic move to cut carbon emissions by banning sales of new gas powered cars, controversial billboard in san francisco and here it is what we're finding out about that billboard telling people not to move to texas.

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welcome back to morning zone two is now 5 13. well, california is taking major steps now towards phasing out the internal combustion engine in cars. in fact, the state regulatory board voted to ban the sale of new gas powered cars in 2035 ktvu. tom baker explains. many industry leaders view this as setting an example for the rest of the

country. the air resources board voted that by 2035 no more internal combustion engine cars can be sold in california. this is very aggressive, technologically difficult goal will transform the auto industry . california has long been a leader in the zero emission vehicle or zev marketplace, pushing for advancement and deployment of zeb technology for over 30 years. this is another way in which california is pushing the rest of the country and the rest of the world to reduce greenhouse gasses rapidly . automakers see the writing on the wall, the industry is fully committed. to electrification. we have invested hundreds of billions of dollars or will invest hundreds of billions of dollars. we can build electric vehicles. we have aggressive plans to sell ebs. in fact, the goal for us is to have 100% of our fleet to be electric by 2030 . the california rule would also

allow after 2035 that one in five of sales could be plug in gasoline battery hybrids. zero emissions is a very tall technological mountain to climb . it looks like we're not going to be able to achieve it. there's going to be some flexibility. i suspect they are going to end up suspending the very large penalties that there are otherwise envisioning. the hearing in sacramento went on a convention in richmond about how the city will become carbon free. through hydrogen. the cornerstone. chevron's richmond refinery will produce larger volumes of hydrogen fuels excellent, low or no carbon fuels for heavy trucks. industry ships, aviation and fuel cell cars that would directly compete with battery powered cars is committed to providing affordable and every cleaner energy to fuel their lives. and to do that safely. move gives the most populous us state the world's most stringent

regulations for transitioning to electric vehicles. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. thank you. tom california drivers are now looking ahead to some big changes due to the state's groundbreaking efforts to phase out gas powered cars. many are worried about the price of going electric. despite saving money on gas, kelley blue book says the current average price of a new electric vehicle is $66,000. but as more are made. those prices could actually soon be going down in the near future. we expect you to then get back on a again another downward trajectory on battery prices through the course of this decade, which in turn should make tvs significantly more affordable by the end of the decade. the new rules requiring electric cars to have a huge impact on gas station owners across the state. but many owners we spoke to say no need to panic right now, the people that i see on a regular basis most of my customers are in no

danger of running out and buying a electric car. they're not running out by any new car, so they're doing the best they can to survive. so now the new rules are expected to reshape the entire u. s. auto industry because california accounts for roughly 10% of all car sales in the united states are ktvu news website has more information on california's efforts to phase out gas powered cars. just go to the homepage of ktvu dot com. time is 5 17, and we hope you'll stay with us for the last zip trip of the summer coming up on the nine today we're going to martinez, which has been the home of some pretty famous people, including joe dimaggio. you hear a lot of stories about? well he was just born here, but he was more than that. he was here. for his granddaughters. he was here. he had a lot of conversations with folks in town. and later this morning, we're going to look at the legacy of joe dimaggio as well as john muir, who also lived in martinez for a while, and we'll

get an up close look at the city's bochy bog league. it's one of the largest of its kind in the country will be broadcasting live at waterfront park. so if you're in the area, come on down, join us. it's the last zip trip of the summer from martinez coming up at nine o'clock, i love bocce ball. that's a you're an athlete, you can play anything. well i like claudine is probably doing it to clotting in that share the love of many, many sports and activities, steve, i don't know if you've played bocce ball out the mcgrail. i grew up with bocce ball and michigan because i used to go to the lake with italian families. trust me, bochy. oh, my gosh. what about the mcgrail family winery in livermore? they have fauci clayton has a huge basketball league night. yes right downtown. really nice ones. okay so when i was just a kid, i'd watch these elder gentleman play bocce ball in there. good red grape juice anyway. uh see if

you're from the midwest, you always go to the lake. the lake for the summer. tilden park point. oh, five, san bruno mountain 50.3 and drizzle pacifica 0.1 in la honda picked up a point a one as well. temperatures in san francisco should be close to 69 or 70. this time you remember we get towards the end of august september. that's when it's at its warmest 70 72 wednesday. 65 thursday 68 today going 68 don't see much change there plenty of low clouds in somewhat of an onshore breeze, but it collapsed yesterday afternoon that allowed operators to near 90 for some today i went 90 and conquered now again, i'm above some of the forecasts projections, but we saw that yesterday. so i'm just saying, okay, fine. but weekend does look cooler for another warmer pattern. looks like it kicks in next week. plenty of low clouds. fog drizzle out their sixties seventies eighties to near 90 on the temps. overcast warmer, low, sunny inland. nice to hot. if you're near the coast in bay, it's not bad. if you're handling it gets warm to hot. you can find a good

15 degrees spreading areas. not that far apart fifties sixties on the temps a little bit warmer on the lows. 54 bodega bay marshals in their mid fifties sebastopol, windsor rohnert park over to sonoma valley tiburon, all in their sentence. elmo napa 57 upper lake in latin ville. also 57 water temps went up especially point raised from 53 2.8 58. that's a big jump in 20. four hours, so a little bit warmer by about 1 to 5, degrees 39. truckee south lake tahoe 42 eighties on the desert 50 60 seventies in the valley and same on the coast. it's just high pressure again. it's not strong, but it's strong enough to give us these operators to near 90 inland coast and bathe oh, 60 seventy's a little bit of drizzle there as well and then we will see a cooler pattern is a low moves into the pacific northwest on the weekend. before a rebound early next week. morning clouds sixties seventies eighties to near 90 degrees and cooler, breezy, too blustery on the weekend and warmer on monday , tuesday, okay, see time is 5 20. the russian military is again on the attack in ukraine

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mornings on two. it's now 5 23 this morning. we are following several new development in the war in ukraine. russian president putin ordered a big build up of military forces as that six month all long war has led to major casualties and the loss of many troops. reporter alex hogan says. this comes as a russian rocket attack on a train station left at least 25 people dead, including children. russian missile, striking a passenger train in central ukraine on wednesday, leaving more than two dozen dead and even more injured. russian defense ministry spokesperson saying its forces attacked the town of chaplin. where about 3500 people live. the russian ministry says that used a short

range ballistic missile to strike a military train carrying ukrainian troops to the front line in eastern ukraine. come more than 200 servicemen of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine and 10. units of military equipment were destroyed on their way to the combat zone. ukrainian officials say a six year old was killed in a car fire near the train. station officials also say a separate rocket attack took the life of an 11 year old boy found under the rubble of a house in this radio. our efforts are now focused on the wounded children . we have had a very difficult day, but we are doing everything we can. earlier this week, ukrainian president vladimir zelinsky warned ukrainians that moscow might attempt to quote something particularly cruel this week as the nation commemorates its declaration of independence from the soviet union more than 30 years ago. they're ukraine's. there are no such bombs that can erase freedom. and there will never be such missiles that can break the will of the people who believe in themselves. meanwhile,

gatherings here in kiev have been banned as rockets overnight hit cities just 15 miles outside of kiev. in kiev, ukraine. alex hogan fox news, also in ukraine , power has been restored at a nuclear power plant after the government said it went offline after a russian strike on its transmission lines. at the plant had to use backup generators while the damage was repaired. president zelensky said that nuclear plant barely avoided a radiation incident. the nuclear power plant is europe's biggest power plant. nuclear power plant is in an area that's been seen a lot of fighting for months, international atomic energy experts say they want to send a team there to really check out the situation. i think now there is general recognition that we need to be there. we need to be there soon. kiev accepts it. moscow accepts it. we need to go. scientists say power

disruptions at that nuclear power plant could knock out the cooling systems which are key and essential for safe operations of nuclear reactors. time is 5 25 in texas. the families of the victims of the mass school shooting in your body are demanding more changes than just firing the school police chief parented rob elementary want to see the consequences for the officers who were there at the scene the day of the shooting and failed to act at a school board meeting. parents and family members called on those officers to resign. they also want the officers who were there to be placed on leave until a state investigation is completed. it's a step forward. but it's a tiny step. took three months to get here. we got bittersweet victory. and it was good. but like i said, to beat the fight has just begun. no schooling. your body will start september six. it's not clear how many

students will actually go back to class there. despite the increased security at schools, many parents are reluctant to re enroll their students in that school district. it is now. 5 26 you validate massacre is now being used as a reason to tell people don't move to texas. it's a new billboard in san francisco , south of market neighborhood, and it says that texas miracle died in your valdez. don't move to texas and that billboards being criticized on social media for using the body mass shooting as a political tool, encouraging the people of california to stay here. instead of moving to texas, the company that leased did. the billboard didn't respond to our requests for information on who bought the ads. it is 5 27. several south bay police officers won't be facing charges after shooting and killing a man who had a gun still ahead. the decision that was laid out by the santa clara district attorney close to two

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it works now the most investigated department in city government. a years long corruption saga comes to a close in san francisco. what the sentencing of mohammed nauru means for the future of the city's public works department. plus, but i'm also really excited for what it means for other our ai workers across the country. more barry employees are voting to unionize. we hear from workers at an east bay, ari . i store about what their decision means for the future of the outdoor retailer. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday. pam cook. yes cook friday. thank you

. august 26, steve paulson. there's your forecast. it should make pam cook happy. yes where she is? yes pretty happy with the weather. you're in that gray area. mr i know, i know. really so we do have a very similar pattern to yesterday. if you're coasting bay. it's not bad inland. it's still on the warm, maybe hot category. it's just tough to break down these these nineties inland. for some that just seemed to be locked in this month. low clouds drizzle some of the higher elevations. oakland berkeley hills sunny, nice, warm to hot 60 seventies eighties. to 90 in livermore. alright salles here for another hour and a half at 5 31. he's telling us it is friday light. i hope it is as a matter of fact, right now we do have traffic that is doing very well. steve all over the bay area. let's start off with a look at interstate 80. and also just right pivot right to the toll plaza. i like what i see here on

both of these highways. as a matter of fact, it has been a very nice commute. we've had a couple of minor crashes on 5 80. they have not amounted to much slowing, and the san mateo bridge also looks pretty good. 5 31, let's go back to the headlines, gi, the outdoor recreation company and its employees at the berkeley store have five days now to file challenges to an employee vote in favor of forming a union. the boat was 56 to 38 to unionize. the book stores a second ari, i store in the country to vote, the unionize. the national labor relations board will certify the vote results before contract talks begin. i worked there for about a year. there's people that have been there, you know, over a decade, and i'm making about the same if not a little more. a little less than them, which is, you know, not right now. labor experts say they've seen a recent surge and unionizing from coffee shops online grocery service is even the cannabis industry now, ari,

i posted a response on its website, the company based in seattle, said. as we have said, throughout this process are ei believes in the right of every employee. need to vote for or against union representation. we fully supported the vote process in berkeley and will continue to support our employees going forward. today farm workers will rally at the state capitol demanding that governor newsom signed a bill allowing them to vote in union elections from home or by mail. they chanted. yes we can during their month long march from curran county to sacramento. they say the legislation frees them from intimidation. opponents include farm owners and agricultural businesses. time 0.5 33 governor newsom is appointed dr diana ramos is the california surgeon general. dr ramos has more than three decades of experience focusing on health, equity and reproductive health. right now. she serves at the california

department of public health center for healthy communities where she oversees the public health and prevention programs. the new job requires confirmation by the state senate and governor. newsom is making a campaign contribution to the democratic candidate for governor of florida. gavin newsom says he's donating $100,000 to charlie crist, who won florida's democratic primary on tuesday. he'll be running against republican governor ron dissenters at the sanders has taken positions totally opposite to gavin newsom on several issues. he's a potential 2024 presidential candidate in a race that gavin newsom may be looking at as well. the state could soon allow some sick and dying inmates to be released from state prisons. proposed legislation will ease the current standard, which critics say is so restrictive that it keeps people incarcerated who are too sick to be dangerous. the new threshold would allow inmates to be freed if they have a serious or advanced illness

are permanently medically incapacitated or meet the standard used by the federal present system. the bill. now heads to the assembly. time is 5 34, the former head of san francisco's department of public works, was sentenced to seven years in prison. ktvu is christian captain explains the implications of that sentencing in san francisco politics. rouz defense team was asking for a three year sentence. prosecutors were pushing for a nine year sentence, saying that they needed a lengthy sentence to deter anyone else tempted to betray the city's trust new entered the court building at around 12 30 about two hours before his sentencing was set to start in a courtroom that was literally standing room only. packed with neuro supporters. the judge said that he was going to sentenced to seven years in prison, saying in part quote you were a well regarded leader in the city and from 2008 to 2020 taking bribes and corrupting our way of life. you made the city's competitive bidding process of farce, conceded that for more

than a decade, he traded preferential treatment for money , exotic vacations, jewelry even work on his home, inclusive county from city contractors. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin said the sentencing brings to an end a dark chapter in san francisco history. very depressing episode. i mean, if there is a silver lining, it's the fact that our city attorney's office has taken very seriously. the department of public works is now the most investigated department in city government. no. you did not make a statement as he left court, but he did release a statement reading, in part quote again. i want to apologize to the people of san francisco for my misconduct. i look forward to a time that i can return to serving my community and work to repair the damage that my actions caused a newer will be surrendering to federal custody in january, january 6th of next year. his attorneys asked for that time because new has had recent health problems. including a recent heart attack

in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you. the department of public works released a statement after that sentencing reading. in part, the sentencing decision closes a difficult chapter for our department. san francisco public works has been moving forward with steadfast resolve to build back public trust. we maintained a zero tolerance policy when it comes to unethical and or illegal behavior among our staff. a portion of the 10 freeway near the california arizona border has been washed away by flash flooding. severe weather hit riverside county and this is what was left behind the eastbound lanes of the freeway were destroyed. the damage will impact thousands of drivers trying to make their way from los angeles to phoenix. take a look at this overhead shot extensive damage. drivers are now being urged to take alternate routes. it's unclear how long it will take to repair that freeway. look at that pan. significant wow. in talking about that quite a bit. what

happened out there? lot mentioned it yesterday about four or five times. because i mean, just i mean, how else you going to get over to the light line, blythe and in arizona, you have to go away around now, right? that's a long haul. i think you have to go up the needles or people a bit more familiar with it than i am. but that's a long way to go around or you don't even go that way. take another direction. tilden park. what about it picked up 51 hundreds of drizzle in the last 24 hours. san bruno mountain 240.3 pacific. 0.1 honda point i want by the way, i should add. a very nice gentleman wrote me from san bruno mountain talking about his weather. also the drizzle like for some reason, the email disappeared. i could not respond, and i feel terrible about it. so if you're listening or watching, write me again because you have great information, and i just couldn't find it for the life of me. but so anyway, but detailed information about san bruno mountain and drizzle san francisco on monday was 70 tuesday. 72 wednesday 65 yesterday 68 today our forecast eyes also at 68 degrees. what's

average 69? so you're right there. there's low clouds. there's just not much of an onshore resource a stronger one yesterday morning and then it just collapsed in the afternoon that allowed temperatures again in the upper eighties to near 90 looks like a similar pattern today than cooler weather on the weekend as temperatures will take a drop two more into the mid eighties. we do have a tropical activity or monsoon, i should say, but mainly south again, well south of tahoe and truckee. no doubt about it. southern nevada, southern california and arizona low overcast, warmer lows, sixties seventies eighties and nineties 58 in the city, 58, berkeley, oakland in their walnut creek is closed. 57 lower lake, the 63 san jose in 63 at the palo alto airport, brentwood 59. usually they're one of the warmer spots , but that's not the case. 60 to union city fifties mid upper around also bronte, el cerrito, hercules panola sleeping, and that's where i put all your allowed and 58 alamo. we are looking for the warmer temps. they were down to 51 52 54. now they're 53 to 58. that's a big

jump from point reyes in 24 hours from 53. 2 58. that's a dorm, a high pressure out there and the eastern edge of that coming over. us still is strong enough to just right there. give those illinois areas a little bit warmer pattern, but a similar situation will develop early next week. but in between, then we are looking for a low to move into the north. and so that will give us a cool down on the weekend and then we'll start the process all over again. sixties seventies eighties nineties on the temps. it does look cooler for the weekend, then back to warmer next week. you guys okay, steve. thank you. time is 5 40 our special program voices for change. it comes back this weekend for its season finale, and this week as the nfl gets ready to kick off its regular season, we're going to talk to a local coaches who wants to build a more diverse pipeline of minority coaches. his weekly zoom calls have received national attention, and he's helped many black coaches move on to the next level. we'll also talk to the producer of hulu's most watch movie premiere, ever

breaking ground for indigenous representation and authenticity. the ah excitement in the people that have seen the film. they're just like, thank you. and oh, my gosh, that was so accurate. that was great. and you know to see ourselves, you know, portrayed accurately, is just all we've ever wanted and very rarely get . how about that? don't forget voices for change this sunday 9 30 in the morning, you'll see it right here on ktvu fox two. work is underway once again for san francisco's leaning millennium tower. the next fix that was just approved, that's actually smaller scale than the old plan , and there's another edition to the list of things becoming more expensive will tell you how much more for decades, i've worked at the intersection

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three porch that was driven by house speaker nancy pelosi's husband on the night he was arrested for dui will now be up for auction the damage sports car now listed on an online auction site following polyp, pelosi's crash and arrest and napa back in may. it has less than 3000 miles on it. it's estimated to be valued at $168,000. it will be listed in the upcoming weeks. time is now. 5 44 for san jose. police officers won't be facing charges after they shot and killed demand. you pointed a gun at them. it all began when robert seth carter took off after being seen by san jose police in a stolen toyota cameron carter was killed at the end of a chaotic chase. the police say he fired that and pointed the gun at the police. carter pointed his gun at the officer. the officer fired his weapon at carter. striking him at least once. four

officers in total fire their weapons. carter continued to hold the handgun. and were struck more than once by the officers round. investigators say some of the officers mistook their fellow officers. gunfire is shots fired by that suspect, santa clara county district attorney said the officers were justified in the action they took the city of san jose has a new plan to get many people off the street. the city has a nonprofit called live moves plan to build a 204 unit complex and brandon lane and monterey road. the new units will be built mostly with the $52 million grant from the states project home key as usual projects like this one are being met with some push back in the neighborhood. this will be our areas. third housing project in a matter of a few years, and while there has been some concerns by residents from residents, i believe the majority of them understand support and are proud of the

efforts that we've made thus far. i think it would help out a lot because be able to go to work and you know be able to, uh , sustained living here in san jose. now the exact timeline of the project is still being worked out. but funds from the home key project must generally be used within one year. time now. 5 46 sonoma county wine tasting, it's getting more expensive. now wine tasting fees have jumped 44% according to new information from the news. sonoma wine tasting report the average price of an entry level sonoma wine tasting went up about $11 between the beginning of the pandemic and now in healdsburg. they saw the highest increase with a 74% increase and a new average of $33. the winery price increases are related to labor supply chain delays as well as inflation. city college of san francisco is one step closer to making the lunar new

year in official school holiday . a resolution was passed yesterday the college would not create any additional holidays. they want to incorporate the lincoln and washington holidays as a single holiday, so they can add the lunar new year. backers of the measure stage shows that city college values the traditions and culture of the asian community. now trustee alan wong said in a statement. this policy is important because our immigrant community taking esl classes have had to decide between going to class or celebrating lunar new year with their family. our younger students have had to decide between spending time with their parents and grandparents are studying for school. now the next step will require a change in the state education code that specifies community college holidays. time is 5 47 to 49ers coaches and management will decide this weekend who will make the final 53 player roster last night, the 49ers played a lackluster game. they lost 17 to nothing to the houston texans and their final preseason game.

quarterback trade lands completed only seven of 11 passes. he had 49 yards, both of the back. backup quarterbacks nate sudfeld and brock purdy were intercepted. while the defense just couldn't seem to stop the texans on the ground. that was pretty rough. i mean, we didn't play clean at all. um you know, i think we struggle to stop the run on the first drive, which was tough when we did play good defense. i thought we had a couple of bad penalties kept him on the field offensively, just, you know, way too much penalty we learned from it turned the page, not going to make a bigger deal out of it, then we need to for sure. well the roster cut down day is tuesday. players reportedly on the bubble here include a couple of running bags , possibly last year's third round draft pick, trey sermon. that could also be the day that the 49ers released quarterback jimmy garoppolo. alright 5. 48 is the time i know salles been keeping an eye on the offensive

line. that offensive line. i mean, it was a preseason game where you screaming, so i think i heard you yelling a little bit, though. not yelling just had a concern. furrowed brow. that's all preseason furrowed brow concern we're talking about practice practice practice. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute here on the same mateo bridge. traffic looks very good. we're talking about practice, not a game. anyway let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that the traffic here is doing very well. i don't think we're going to have much of a commute today. in the early morning hours, we might have one a little later on as people get on the road after school. drop off, we'll see what friday's look like in this new fall season. 5 49. here's a man who always practices in place. well. mr steve paulson practice , not a game, not a game, not a game. practice practice. thank

you, sal. all right. we do have a big fog bank again. drizzle out there which we had. yesterday today we'll take a look at some of that. my on the right graphic. no i'm not boyd. i'll tell you i'll tell you. i'm on a graphic, but not the right graphic. hold on a minute. let's get to the right graphic, speaking of the drizzle in the last 24 hours, the most i've seen this up until then. park point. oh, five. so up in the hills. we are beginning to see some of that, along with the coast point. a one point oh, one san bruno mountain point. oh, three. and as far as the temps in san francisco, go got warm for a couple of days. monday tuesday cool off wednesday. back up to 68 yesterday will go 68 for a high today. no clouds with the onshore win just fell apart about three o'clock yesterday, and it turned calm and that allowed temperatures to jump up inland operators to near 90. i went the same today does look cooler on the weekend before another warmer pattern. looks like it kicks in to end august and transition into september is the way it's looking. no monsoon moisture for us lot south, but not here. 60 seventies eighties

to near 90 degrees on some of these temps water temps came up. so that's allowing some of these overnight lows in the city and on the coast also stay on the mild side sixties for many on the peninsula, but even pillar point montara beach of 58 anything monetary beach also had a point a one or two along with drizzle. but look, i mean emetel, belmont's in their only woodside's cooler. but even atherton, stanford and los altos 60 to 62 middle park 61. those are ones are warm lows because the water temps came up. that helps a lot as well. 58 point race that was that's up five from yesterday. that's a big jump and the high noses in the eastern edge of that right there just allows, you know inland towns to warm up pretty rapidly. so that's why we get those upper eighties nineties. but it does look like a cooler pattern as we go into the weekend today, sixties to eighties and nineties inland, but the weekend will have a cooler forecast. it looks like the wind will pick up as the system moves into the north. anything going on for us? yes,

drizzle. but that's about it. sierra, maybe a little increase in some of that monsoon next week. we'll keep an eye on that doesn't look like much, but looks like maybe a little uptick on some of that sixties seventies eighties and nineties on your attempts today, cooler for the weekend and back to warmer early next week, you guys thank you, tom is 5 52. how much would you spend the speed past traffic jams about the large amount some bay area drivers are paying to use the express lane and national health leaders are preparing for what they say is a key tool in the fight against covid this winter plans in place for an omicron booster shot in (upbeat acoustic music) what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness.

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on mornings and to millions of americans could soon become eligible for the latest covid-19 booster shots. both pfizer and moderna have asked u. s regulators to authorize modified versions of their vaccine to use as paul boosters. the shots are half the original dose and offer protection against the latest two versions of the omicron variant. our science is demonstrated with the overcrowding, variant of the vaccines and even natural immunity or not protecting against infection. pending fda approval and the cdcs recommendation. booster shots could be available by early to mid september. time is 5 55 senator alex padilla wants to see more monkey pox vaccines and

fair distribution of them. senator met in san francisco with health and human union leaders before taking a tour of the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg , san francisco general hospital . he praised the work of local, state and federal agencies, but says more needs to be done. we cannot let up. we must do more. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. to meet the needs of the number of people requesting the vaccines and seeking appointments to protect against a disease that is continuing to spread throughout california. while the number of cases are dropping in san francisco, health officials are keeping a close eye on it. they have been more than 700 cases of the virus reported in california in the last seven days, alameda county public health officials say lessons learned during covid 19 pandemic will help them handle the monkeypox outbreak. first and foremost, uh, lesson

was really that we really needed to work closely with community partners in our response. um, you all our our partners with us. we have certain responsibilities that we carry out, but we cannot do that with our partner impact. the message came during an online town hall meeting to raise awareness and understanding of the virus. public health officials say it's also important to work with other health departments and prioritize at risk communities when it comes to information and vaccines. 5 57 instagram, updating its safety features and parent controls directed at young users. it will now default users under the age of 16 to the apps. most restrictive content setting will also trump existing teenagers using it to do the same. instagram has gotten a lot of heat from parents and from you know, politicians about the kinds of content that young people are exposed to. and so

this does seem like kind of a stronger effort on instagram as part to filter out that content. hopefully it does work. the fact that there are three different settings where you get to choose , you know, as as an adult user you get to choose, but as a teenager, you're forced into the less category. hopefully that will actually relieve some of those concerns. now instagram rolled out parental controls and safety features back in march aimed at protecting teenagers from inappropriate content and also interacting with unknown adults in delaware called elon musk's demand for more twitter user data absurdly broad in a court filing. reuters reports that the judge wrote that the information twitter has already agreed to produce is sufficient for musk to pursue his case. twitter wants the judge to force must to carry out his proposed $44 billion purchase of the san francisco company. musk wants to see more data as he claims. twitter has an unacceptably high number of fake accounts. the trial is scheduled to begin in mid october. mobile and spacex

are partnering to bring wireless service to remote areas. the idea is to help areas with spotty service in the continental. us hawaii, alaska, puerto rico and territorial waters, according to t mobile, more than half a million square miles of the u. s are untouched by cell signals from any provider. time to 5 59, the man who has pled guilty to murdering a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy will be sentenced today how long he could be going to prison on top of the 41 years. he's already been sentenced to for another murder. plus what are we going to see? we're going to see the words mara lago and a lot of black ink surrounding it any moment now. we may get the documents detailing why federal investigators searched the mara lago reserved of donald trump. why this may end up bleeding to just many questions as many questions as we have now 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 friday morning. august 26th. steve paulson has our forecast. where are you going to start? right here. okay go right here with a satellite picture. which shows if you look close enough, some fog. i have to wait for the visible satellite to show up, and that's not for another hour or so there's a big fog bank out there again. so temperatures really not changing all that much from yesterday. tomorrow they will. those the system moves into the north. so low clouds maybe some drizzle, especially up in the coastal hills on the coast, sunny inland anywhere from seventies eighties and 90 degrees again. so again, we have a pretty big spread on those temps. tomorrow though, does look cooler for many away from the coast. alright sounds here at six o'clock. anything new or we still okay out. there were lights right now, steve, and i hope it stays this way. we haven't had a friday in the new fall season that i've been here for anyway, and we'll see what happens in the last few days, though. it's been very heavy after 7 30 right now it is

lighter than usual. let's hope it stays this way. traffic looks good across the bridge into san francisco. it also looks pretty good on interstate 8 80. it's moving along very nicely on the east bay freeways and the same until bridge. it is 601. let's get back to the headlines. so today, the document detailing why federal investigators searched donald trump's moral lago resort will be unsealed. it's a big deal, the public will actually see the affidavit used to justify the search, but the experts are questioning how much of it we will actually see pam yeah, now, ktvu james torres joining us now to talk about what we can and cannot expect. the only real guarantee is that there's going to be a document unsealed. but what we actually learn from the document. we'll find that out a little later today by nine o'clock our time. that's when the affidavit will officially be unsealed. but the judge making that call is expected to place a number of redactions. this is something that's building up all week long, several media outlets,

including organizations like the new york times. argues the document. the document should be made public to increase transparency. the department of justice doesn't want anything unsealed lawyers. they're argued the affidavit would reveal sensitive information things like witness identities, law enforcement agents involved and the investigation strategy. the federal judge from south florida acknowledged that and says a redacted version of the document will be released. expecting that affidavit to be a good discussion of all of the attempts that the justice department and fbi had to try and retrieve these documents for more lago. now some experts wonder, depending on how much information is made public. will we learn anything at all, depending on what's included in the public version of the affidavit, it could officially answer the big question of why federal investigators came into former president trump's florida home and took a number of documents. it could also potentially spell out what crimes the doj is looking to investigate, spelling out the probable cause for the search will see the details no later

than nine o'clock our time. at the same time this morning, trump's lawyers have a deadline of their own to meet today, presenting an argument to another federal judge. for why they believe a third party arbiter should review the evidence taken from mara lago. of course, the story developing all morning long. we're bringing the updates once we have, dave. alright james. thank you 603 were happening today, the former air force sergeant who pleaded guilty to the murder of a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy will be sentenced stephen correo pleaded guilty to nine felony charges in the ambush and shooting of damon guts wyler back in june of 2020. he's facing life in prison. korea. also admitted to being a member of an extremist group that supports the violent overthrow of the government. the shooting in ben lomond happened while sergeant guts wyler was investigating another deadly shooting of a federal officer in oakland a week earlier. corio has already been sentenced to 41 years in prison for that murder . today there will be another

hearing to try and determine the fate of oakland's largest homeless encampment. it comes after another fire was reported at the wood street camp this morning. this is video from the citizen apps showing an rv fire that happened about three o'clock in the morning. oakland fire tells us that they were able to put the fire out and no one was hurt. but the fires have been a major reason the city county and caltrans have been trying to shut the encampment down. a judge issued a temporary restraining order last month, preventing a closure. there will be another hearing about that this morning at 10 o'clock time is 9604 new this morning? we're finding out the suspect in the deadly hit and run crash last night in oakland has had prior convictions for d u i and drug possession. oakland police arrested 31 year old danny quah tim's in that crash. it happened in west macarthur and piedmont avenue. yesterday the victim was hit in the crosswalk was taken to a hospital, but later died. the police allege that driver was speeding at the time of the

crash. san rafael contractor is now expressing his frustration following a 911 call he made this week. todd morris says his company van was parked at a work site in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood when it was stolen wednesday morning. the contractor says he immediately called 911 as he tracked his stolen van on his gps system. but he says the 911 dispatcher failed to help him. we knew where the truck is going. we told them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911, they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else and i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense because i had a police report. i wouldn't be calling 911. morris says his coworkers used the gps and found the van about one hour later near candlestick point. they arrived before police showed up. the van had been ransacked and vandalized. i'm a very big advocate of the police and i support them. 100%

especially what's going on within these days. but today i feel like the system failed me. the contractor says tools and other equipment stolen from the van were worth about $17,000, the san francisco department of emergency management says it is investigating the incident time now six oh six revised plan has been approved now to fix san francisco's leaning millennium tower building, according to the san francisco business times. the new smaller plan was approved this week by the department of building inspections. instead of drilling 52 piles to support that leaning building. the new plan will use just the 18 columns already in place. the work was put on hold earlier this year when crews found out the attempt to prevent the building from leaning was actually making that tilt. even worse, the engineers working on the retrofit project expect the second phase to be completed by the end of next year. and state lawmakers say they're optimistic they will pass legislation to

increase housing construction in commercial areas. it just reached an agreement on two measures that could make it easier to build housing on unused parking lots, office parks and strip malls. at least 15% of the apartment will be certified as affordable housing and some disagreements about hiring union and workers that derailed some of the earlier deals. the new measures and courage, but it doesn't require choir union labor state judicial panel will hold a public hearing in san francisco as it considers the nomination of patricia guerrero as the new chief justice of california, confirmed she will be the first latina to serve as california chief justice. justice guerrero spent most of her career on the bench in the san diego area. the current chief justice concludes her term in january time now. 607 california drivers now looking ahead to some big changes coming because of california's groundbreaking efforts to phase out gas powered cars. state regulators approved

new rules requiring banning the sale of gas only passenger vehicles by the year. 2035 it's a big part of california's very aggressive efforts to cut down on pollution and fight climate change. california has long been a leader in the zero emission vehicle, or zev marketplace, pushing for advancement and deployment of zeb technology for over 30 years. this is another way in which california is pushing the rest of the country and the rest of the world to reduce greenhouse gasses rapidly now, say regulators seem pretty confident to playing will reduce emissions cut them in half in california, body year 2040. this does not apply to commercial shil vehicles. they're already under a requirement to be all electric by the year 2045. well many california drivers are worried about the cost of going electric, despite the fact that they will be saving a lot of money on gas. the latest kelley

blue book shows the current average price of a new electric vehicle is $66,000. but as more evs are made, those prices are expected to be lower in the near future. we expect to then get back on a again another downward trajectory on battery prices through the course of this decade, which in turn should make tvs significantly more affordable by the end of the decade. the new rules requiring electric cars will have a huge impact on gas station owners across the state. but many owners we spoke to say they not they're not panicking yet. the people that i see on a regular basis most of my customers are in no danger of running out and buying a electric car. they're not running out by any new cars, so they're doing the best they can to survive. so the new roles are expected to reshape the entire u. s. auto industry because california accounts for roughly 10% of all car sales in the united states. now we have more information on california's efforts to phase out gas powered

cars on our website. just go to the home page of ktvu .com. would you believe some bay area drivers are paying as much as $15 to use the express lanes on bay area freeways? during rush hour, the chronicle obtained information from caltrans showing some people paying $15 to use the 8 80 express lanes. there were also $12 prices on highway 101 on the peninsula. now the average toll it's about $7 those express lane prices can change minute by minute, depending on how much traffic there is $15 percent. i have a clean air vehicle, so i get to go in those lanes with my ex pass. okay so it is expensive, but you know what, sal, when you have to sit like if you're commuting down to silicon valley from the east bay or something, you're going by those cars. they're standing still for quite a while. as they say, pam and dave, sometimes you have to do

what you have to do right. so to get to that meeting or wherever you're going. good morning, everyone if you are driving out this morning, you will see that the community is not all that slow. all right now on interstate 80. it looks pretty good as you drive through. i looked at the maps. even those earlier crashes. we had on 5 80 have been cleared and never really did cause a lot of slow traffic, and we've also been looking. we just spoke about the silicon valley. we don't have a lot going on there. so it will be interesting to see what happens today. after 7 30. sometimes people take fridays off and we certainly hope that it's going to be a lighter friday. 6 11, let's go back to the desk. this is venice. summer of hydro climate extremes with pretty wild swings between drought on the one hand and flood on the other, seen it. climate scientists are warning about future summers the concerns that hot temperatures could result in more deaths. california airport is testing a new system to get rid of a nuisance. that one. what's being

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60 year old lilly sue. our time is now 6 14. alameda county supervisor nate miley, showing his anger and frustration about violent and oakland during testimony at the city council in just the past week, more oakland police officers have been deployed 24 hours a day in the little saigon neighborhood, including undercover and patrol officers, surveillance teams, burglary and robbery suppression teams. supervisor miley represents parts of that

neighborhood and says city council has not dealt with lawlessness in oakland. i think at this point in time and emergency meeting of the city council be most appropriate, because that would be the form for everyone from the public to weigh in. the mayor can hold meetings, internal meetings, community meetings, but they aren't official meetings of the of the party that we've elected to represent us in the city. oakland police are still out there, searching for a white lexus seen raising away after that shooting in little saigon and news surveillance video obtained by ktvu shows the lexus was parked nearby for 13 minutes before that shooting, it's 6 15 in los angeles. l a x is cracking down on drones flying near the airport. the t s a is now testing system. deccan detect track and identified drones getting into restricted aerospace around on the airport . there have been 2000 drone sightings near us airports since 2021. 88 of them have been

around l a x. normally they have to ground their flights until drones can be removed. scientists are warning that summers in the future will only get hotter, especially here in california. researchers conclude that by 2050, there will be some places in the state, where at least one third of the year will reach 100 degrees. those are mostly located inland and in the central valley. as the temperatures increase the water vapor holding capacity of the atmosphere increases exponentially, sucking more moisture out of the landscape on the one hand, leading to more severe droughts, but also contributing to a greater ceiling on how intense the precipitation can become. now, those researchers say, california needs to treat extreme heat the way other cities do blizzards and hurricanes. they say more needs to be done to protect communities, including planting more trees. they also say when replacing roofs. we should use material that is white to

reflect sunlight. cities should replace city streets with pavement with material that is more reflective than asphalt. winemakers in france or harvesting grapes earlier than ever because of massive drop. the harvest is normally in mid september, but it has started a full month. early grape growers say the quality of graves is actually better because of the heat wave drought and fires, but there's fewer of them. they also add that they adjust their growing techniques drastically to deal with the drought. and they say they are worried about how much worse it could get amid climate change. alright, time is 6 17 if you're a car lover of big weekend event starts in just a couple of hours is the 35th annual good guys. west coast nationals auto show. it starts at eight o'clock this morning at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. look at that truck. it's a three day event that features thousands of classic cars from hot rods to muscle cars. also there'll be live music and a lot of other

great events. general admission by the way, $25. those cars are so sharp looking. i want that one. pan god, 12 looks like one my dad fixed up years ago, a 40 was a 40 ford and had that little rumble seat in the back. is bored of cars love it. very cool. if you ever get to look inside under the hood of those cars before they put in all the computers yeah, catalytic converters is pretty simple. there's a carburetor in an engine and it's just look at it looks a lot different from the car by today. yeah very shiny. yeah well, they yes, and just fewer things under the hood. let's go out and take a look at the commute. you can see. traffic is moving along very well as you drive your three on the tree. you know what that means? people at home. probably not. i know steve does westbound into san francisco three on the tree if you're driving on 80

north and south, that looks good. i like what i see in the commute. it has been a little lighter. we're thinking that maybe this friday will be a little lighter than usual. i like what i see on the bay area roads so far. coming up on 6 19 . let's bring steve back in here . i have not heard that in a long time. three on the tree. that's a good one. sal. had very nice headlights. so that had to be 62. or so maybe somebody out there is an expert can let us know. three. maybe somebody will let us know that that was a nice looking car. tilden park. it's a beautiful place. they also had drizzle. how much point oh, five last 24 hours there. san bruno mountain picked up 240.3. it's on here. don't you worry. you'll get to see that. there you go. specific appoint on one in la honda. 10.1 watson ville had a point. oh one. there's a lot of 10.0 ones coming in on the drizzle here. san francisco temps warmed up monday tuesday dropped wednesday went up a little bit thursday kept it the same today. 68 degrees average 69 warmest temps of the year and

average high is, as you know, as we go into september. there was an onshore wind for awhile yesterday and about three o'clock and just collapsed and i allowed temperatures to warm up operators to a few low nineties. i went the same today. then there does look cool as we go into the weekend before we started on the little rebound early next week on those attempts, monsoon moisture trying to work its way northward but put on the brakes if you will, up around bridgeport and south of that there's a lot of activity, but not in to your truck. if you're going up, there will be probably windy. fog yes, san martin to watching villa. little bit of some reduced visibility. there are parts of the coast. think i saw three miles at half moon bay as well. otherwise it's around 9 to 10. the basis of the fog is up around 1100 ft so that that doesn't really cause fog issues. not sure in the hills low overcast, warmer, low, sunny inland, nice to warm to hot. 50 sixties on the temps. i mean, the city's 58 brown woods 59. so i mean, there's just not much of a spread here on these tents. 50 though in boulder creek, little cooler there. 59 san jose state

meteorology department, east san jose, south san jose to 55. morgan hill, san martin. point raised. water temp went from 53 to 58. that's a big jump. yet bodega bay has dropped back down to 50 to the city or san francisco bowie school. excuse me, 54 yesterday 56 today up to does make a noticeable difference that you can see the circulation around the high. the eastern edge of that still gives some upper eighties and nineties inland for today. by tomorrow there'll be a system moving into the pacific northwest that will open the door to a cooler pattern. for many away from the coast. any rain forest? no not yet. but some drizzle in the forecast in maybe a little reintroduction of some monsoon moisture for tahoe truckee next week. keep an eye on that 60 seventies eighties to nineties today, tomorrow cooler, we'll keep that into sunday, then warmer weather kicks back in early next week, pam all right. thank you, steve. and i know steve says it's going to be nice and martinez today so you can join us later this morning on the nine for the last zip trip the summer today we are going to martinez, which claims to be the

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of everyone can do and a pattern that can be replicated over and over again. workers at an east bay ari i store just became only the second of its stores in the country to unionize what they say that means for the future of

the outdoor retail store chain and governor gavin newsom getting involved in another political fight on the other side of the country. the reason he's donating money to a candidate for governor in florida. from ktvu. box two news this morning's onto well. say good morning to serena williams this morning. excuse me. hi serena. she's ringing. the ocean feels she is celebrating their serena ventures. she's moving from the tennis court into many things, and that includes her investment venture capital business investing in a lot of products, consumer products, healthcare and to do quite well , because anything she touches does quite well. also this morning, electronic arts stock headed higher talk about amazon . yeah buying a gaming company. so that's according to usa today , amazon going to offer announced that offer to buy the redwood city based company will have more on that coming up and

all your business news on morning sun to thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook, a big fan of serena. we all are. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday it's august 26th steve. paulson's right over here. he's in the office working hard. as euphoric and roger federer and novak djokovic have also done really well outside of tennis. yeah really well, they've made some money on the court, so they made a lot off the court to get a look at our satellite because there's some fog out there. a lot of low clouds fog, maybe a little drizzle as well. it's a big fog bank. but again, inland temps look like they'll bump up to the upper eighties and nineties. in fact, low clouds some drizzle sunny inland. nice to mild to warm to hot if you're near the coast and bait will be in the 60 seventies. if you're inland eighties and far enough, and maybe you got a 90. salads here now, 6 31 to tell us the traffic is light and i want to ask you what the temperature is like to be in martinez. oh about eight o'clock nine o'clock in

the morning. steve's mike is dead. sixties anyway, we'll find out steve will tell me. let's go to the bay bridge right now. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. i think he said 60 something that we'll see. traffic is moving along very nicely. no problems. we are looking to have a light day. i really hope it is. traffic continues to look good if you are driving on 80 so, so far so good. it is 6 32, let's go right back to the headlines. all right , sal. thank you. well, ari i the outdoor recreation company and its employees at the store in berkeley have five days now to file challenges to an employee vote in favor of forming a union ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio now, with more on the growing nationwide trend of workers who want to unionize. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. workers at the berkeley restore voted 56 to 38 to unionize that makes them just the latest example of like you said a

nationwide trend workers at some of the nation's biggest companies seeking to join a union exciting time. ari i employees held a victory party at berkeley's cedar rose park. the national labor relations board must still certify the results of that vote before contract talks can begin between ari and employees. now they plan to join the united food and commercial workers. local five union. companies are making raking in the profits and the workers are putting. they're putting their lives literally at risk, and then even coming out of the pandemic they felt underappreciated. well we've seen a big growing interest in unions and that's that's across the board, but especially among younger workers. labor experts say unions are having a resurgence after years of declining influence. it includes workers at grocery stores to retailers to coffeehouses. workers at more than 230. starbucks cafes have joined the

starbucks workers united union late last year and workers at the manhattan area i store where the first to unionize. berkeley is now the second labor leaders are talking to workers at arias 10 other a area stores to see if they would also like to join the union. now i posted a response on its website says, quote as we have said throughout this process, really believes in the right of every employee to vote for or against union representation. we fully supported the vote process of berkeley and will continue to support our employees going forward and quote, the national labor relations board says between october last october, and this march, the number of union petitions jumped 57% compared to the same period a year ago. pam and dave will send it back to you. all right, thank you, ali, and today, farm workers will rally at the state capitol demanding that governor newsom signed a bill allowing them to vote in union elections from home or by mail. they chanted. yes we can during their month long march from curran county to sacramento,

legislation frees them from intimidation. opponents include farm owners and agricultural businesses. governor newsom is making a campaign contribution to the democratic candidate and the florida governor's race. newsom says he is donating $100,000 to charlie crist, who won the state's democratic primary on tuesday. he'll run against republican governor rhonda santis to santis, who has taken stances. opposite of nuisance on several issues is a potential 2024 presidential candidate in a race newsome may be eyeing our time is 6 35 mohammed nauru, the former head of san francisco's department of public works, was sentenced to seven years in prison on federal fraud charges. the former top city hall official was accused of a long running scheme involving bribes and kickbacks on city contracts. new admitted he traded preferential treatment for money, exotic vacations, jewelry even work on this home from city contractors for more

than a decade. it's been a very depressing episode. i mean, if there is a silver lining, it's the fact that our city attorney's office has taken very seriously. the department of public works is now the most investigated department in city government. now here's defense lawyers asked for a three year prison sentence, but prosecutors argued a nine year sentence would be a deterrent for others attempted to betray the trust of the city and mohammed newroz released a statement. it said again. i want to apologize to the people of san francisco for my misconduct. i look forward to the time that i can return to serving my community and work to repair the damage that my actions caused. well, the department of public works released a statement after the sentencing aid reads. in part, the sentencing decision closes a difficult chapter for our department. san francisco public works has been moving forward with steadfast resolve to build

back public trust. we maintained a zero tolerance policy when it comes to unethical and or illegal behavior among our staff. a new uc berkeley poll finds a disconnect in the way californians view the drought more than 70% of california. voters say the drought is extremely serious. but the poll also found that only 40% say the water shortages directly affecting them during the last severe drought in 2015 58% said that their lives were affected. 72% say it's important for homeowners to make changes to their landscaping to save water. our time is now 6 37 happening today yet another protest in foster city against the plan to kill newsome nuisance geese. last month, the city council in foster city voted to move ahead with the plan to get rid of as many as 100 geese, their sidewalks and the grass are littered with geese droppings. there are also hurting the water quality in the lagoon. it's an

mateo county supervisor, david canopy, cannibal once the city council to find more humane ways to deal with the goose population instead of killing them. this evening's protest has set for five p.m. it will be at the leo ryan memorial park. alright 6 37 is the time sal covid. a soon i am and i'm looking at the road said, you know, driving here from oakland to martinez said, look pretty good and really, they look pretty good going anywhere in the bay area, except there's a little bit of slowing on highway four, which is typical highway four rarely takes the day off. it's slow through bay point. it's not terrible, but it is a little slow. it's definitely lighter than usual right now at the bay bridge, and i'm wondering if it's going to stay that way. but the traffic continues to look good into san francisco for now and looking at 8 80. it also looks very good, so we don't have a lot going on. we're just kind of leave it alone, and we'll let you know if things change. 6 38. let's bring

steve back in with today's weather. don't you go anywhere? you stay right there. okay, alright. 15 seconds. alright i'm here. is there something going on in martinez today? so its zip trip. steve wow, i want to know because i'm going to be standing outside and downtown martinez will be lovely. it's not going to be that bad right now. we see in martinez 56 57 58 for a temperature so i would think sixties will be for the temperatures there by the time we get to there you go. hercules is 59 vellios 55 conquered, running warmer, of course. but martinez 56 57 58 degrees drizzle, and i didn't find any martinez but i found others. tilden park point. oh, five san bruno mountain point. oh, three pacific allehanda, among others with a 30.1. normal high for san francisco on today is 69 degrees . they were close yesterday. i'm going for the same today, which is 68 little below on wednesday but above slightly on tuesday and monday at 72 also 70. yesterday was roaring breeze and

then it's just absolutely fell apart and collapse and that allowed inland attempts to go. what's new up to the upper eighties to near 90? i didn't change anything today. i just think that we have to wait till the weekend to really cool off and then we'll see more warmer weather early next week, but we do have a pretty good fog bank. in fact, it's just big, if not bigger than yesterday that reduced visibility is the worst down towards watson. ville san martin, maybe down towards gilroy. hollister's well, some on the coast, but most of the bases are a lot higher. so we're not seeing as many issues here locally low overcast, warmer loaves sunny inland. nice to hot on those temps 60 seventies eighties nineties fifties on a lot of attempts sixties, everyone seems to be stuck to the north. a lot of fifties here mid fifties but aggravate point reyes heels burgers in their windsor rohnert park mill valley tiburones in their sonoma 56. there's vellios 55 napa 57 water. tim's came up a little bit of a couple of degrees point raised. that went up from 53 to 58. that's a huge jump. the high controls the weather for one more day than a system will move

into the pacific northwest. it's not going to dig into northern california so not much change. today the change will be on the weekend. everything looks to be a cooler forecasts, at least for those inland coming down about 56 degrees instead of warming up five or six degrees, anything for this year, maybe middle of next week. some monsoon moisture might creep back in for us. it looks like drizzle tonight into tomorrow. 60 seventies, eighties and nineties on those temps, and then we'll see cooler weather on the weekend back to warmer early next week. okay see? thank you time 6 41 remember last month $1.3 billion mega millions lottery jackpot. well, nobody has claimed the winning ticket yet. we'll tell you how much time they have to do it and what happens if no one comes forward? and. a lot of people have tattoos. we all know getting tattoos can be a painful process . but how safe is the ink coming up on mornings on tune our seven o'clock our health warning that comes with expressing yourself in body art and pam. several

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now you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. there's a little bit of slowing. in berkeley, there was a stalled vehicle on 80 westbound approaching ashby, and there's been some slowing on highway four. but all in all, the commute has been looking like this. which is to say it's looking good all over the place. it's definitely not like the first four days of the work week. it is lighter. we'll see if it gets a little. i don't think it will get heavier. and this is the reason when it's this light, even if all of a sudden a lot of people get on the road at 7 30. we just don't have the violin to make it like it was monday through thursday, 6 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. bali that's funny. i'm going to bali to south. that's right. all right. i'll see you there, huh? alright mount diablo. what about it? well, it's actually the temperature has come down yesterday was 78 79 degrees today. it's 72. that's a big drop. now we'll see if it holds. we've seen this before. only have it warm up. so when you get temperatures in your 80 degrees,

those inland temps have no problem. i did it again. i just wanted these days. i'll learn one of these days all you got to click on the graphic. steve you've got to click on it. okay, i'll do that. i dave. i try and do too much. i try and do too much. i judge dave. i try and do too much. i just bites me every time. alright here we go. we do have is this yes, this will make it so when you get temperatures that are in the higher elevations around 77 to 80 you get eighties and nineties. now again, it's just i threw in the towel because yesterday was operators nineties for some will hold on to that for one more day, then cooler. for tomorrow as we head into low clouds and fog, big fog bank out there not much reduced visibility locally three miles petaluma and santa rosa. after that, it's okay. unless you're heading down towards the monterey peninsula, then or santa clara valley, san martin, three quarters, watson villa mile and a quarter so more low clouds here a little more fog down there. low overcast. warmer, low, sunny inland. nice to heart, 60 seventies eighties and nineties on the highest today. 55 fairfield. that's one of the cooler locations a lot of

sixties here low sixties mid sixties, although pendulum is also 55. 58 montara beach and pillar point yet look at all the sixties here on the peninsula palo alto airport, a balmy 64 even stanford atherton, which can be cool locations are at 60 to san carlos 61 foster city, san mateo, belmont, all at 60, the highest losing its grip a little bit, but it's still strong enough to give us temperatures that will be in the eighties. two operators for some today. patchy coastal fog will hold on for many on the coast, maybe a little drizzle. but it does look like a system sweeps through to the north on the weekend, which will allow cooler pattern for us anything except drizzle for us. no, not yet. but maybe a little reintroduction of monsoon moisture cloud cover for tahoe and truckee. next week, 60 seventies eighties nineties on the highs today. then it does look cooler for the weekend and warmer weather starts to kick back in dave next week. thank you time now. 6 51 are very special program voices for change. it comes back this weekend for its season finale.

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the five 49ers coaches and management will decide this weekend who will make the team's final 53 player roster last night. the 49ers had a lackluster performance against the houston texans, who beat the 49ers 17 to nothing in their final preseason games. 49ers quarterback trade lands completed seven of 11 passes for only 49 yards, both backup quarterbacks nate sudden felled and brock purdy were intercepted. while the defense couldn't stop those texans runners that was pretty rough. i mean, we didn't play clean at all. um you know, i think we struggle to stop the run on the first drive, which was tough when we did play good defense. i thought we had a couple of bad penalties kept them on the field offensively, just, you know, way too much penalty. when we learned from it turned the page , not going to make a bigger deal out of it, and we need to, for sure. the roster cut down day is tuesday. players reportedly on the bubble include

some running backs, possibly last year's third round draft pick, trey sermon. that may also be the day that the 49ers released quarterback jimmy garoppolo. it is 6 56, a judge in delaware called elon musk and his demand for more twitter user information. absurdly broad in the court violence, reuters reports. the judge wrote that the information twitter is already agreed to produce is sufficient for elon musk to pursue his case. twitter wants the judge to force musk to carry out his proposed $44 billion purges of twitter. musk wants to see this information in his claim that twitter has an unacceptably high number of fake accounts. the trial is scheduled to begin in mid october. spacex and t mobile are teaming up to bring wireless cellphone service to very remote areas. the goal is to help areas that have spotty service in the continental us in hawaii, alaska

, puerto rico and territorial waters. according to t mobile. well over half a million square miles of the united states. don't have cell phone signals from any provider. it is 6 58 and the city of san jose has a new plan to get many people who are on the streets off the streets. the city and a nonprofit called live live moves plans to build a 204 unit complex at brandon lane and monterey road. the new unit will be built mainly with a $52 million grant from the states project home key program and as usual. projects like this one are running into some neighborhood pushback. this will be our areas. third housing project in a matter of a few years, and while there has been some concerns by residents from residents, i believe the majority of them understand support and are proud of the efforts that we've made thus far. i think it would help out a lot because be able to go to

work and you know be able to, uh , sustained living here in san jose. now the exact timeline of the project that's still being worked out. but money from the home key project has generally has to be used within a year. it is 6 59 city college of san francisco, taking a step closer now to making the lunar new year , an official school holiday. the resolution was passed yesterday college would not create any extra holidays. they want to incorporate the lincoln and washington holidays as a single holiday so they can add lunar new year. supporters of it say it shows that city college values the traditions and culture of the asian community. trust the allen wang said in a statement. this policy is important because our immigrant community taking s l classes have had to decide between going to class. we're celebrating lunar new year with their family and our younger students have

had to decide between spending time with their parents and grandparents or studying for school. the next step will require a change in the state education code that specifies community college holidays. the documents detailing why federal investigators search former president donald trump's moral lago home will soon be released . what we could expect and why we get made, we may get more questions than answers. plus frustration from a contractor who says he called +911 to report his work. van had been stolen in san francisco, but claims he was given the runaround and another success for the unionization drive in retail stores, the place in berkeley that becomes the second store in the country to organize from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday. it is august 26th

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