>>> an injured climber is recovering in an oregon hospital after a daring rescue on mount hood near portland. a national guard blackhawk helicopter airlifted the man to safety after he lost his grip and fell about 700 feet. the chopper had to balance on a small ridge of snow 11,000 feet up. nearby climbers caught it all on camera. >>> the fda has suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. >> just last month, the agency ordered the vaping company to pull its electronic cigarettes off the market due to insufficient information about the potential health risks, but an official appeals court temporarily blocked that ban, so the fda now says there are scientific issues unique to juul that warrant further review. >>> the weather is giving residents in and around sydney, australia, a slight break from major flooding. heavy rains around the city have eased, but the homes of 85,000 people are still being threatened. they're under evacuation orders. sydney has been under a flood emergency for nearly a week. australia's prime minister says the flooding is a wake-up call to fight climate change. >>> changing

especially writing up the portland's seattle the tropical clouds. oh, continue to just be i mean front , so look at las vegas and other strong sell their the fog and low clouds are in place, so tropical clouds look to be taking more of a turn towards us, but not until later in the weekend record heat to the north. but for us it's drizzle for eureka north that is rain from the north. that's not tropical, which is pretty impressive for early august. if it materializes, some shower activity. scattered showers possible for south lake tahoe sixties seventies eighties on your temps really very little change here until sunday monday, but i think we'll get a lot of tropical clouds. david i would say time is 5 20. it is more than just a pipe drain coming up. we'll tell you why state leaders are reconsidering a plan to build a major underground water tunnel through the sacramento delta. but first 49ers training camp has begun. ktvu cameras were there on the first day, we'll have the very latest on the situation of deebo, samuel to it's 5 22 today, the 49ers w

according to a new survey by lawn starter, chicago, portland, seattle, austin and st. louis are the top five cities for biking naked. they took into account city regulations, the size of the cycling community, i guess size is not the person, and the climate >> kat: they also took into account average monthly google searches for world naked bike ride. >> greg: really? my god i didn't know that >> kat: i went deep into this one. >> greg: katie, i don't understand this. because it's prohibited to be publicly naked in the top two cities. >> katie: you know, maybe everything's so lawless right now you can bike naked wherever you want. the story on this the first line said some cyclists like to feel the wind blowing in their hair... [laughter] >> katie: i thought that was a little weird. one way to say it. >> greg: that is. >> tyrus: oh, boy >> greg: all right, kat, i can tell you are chomping at the bit >> kat: this is one of the most in-depth involved studies i ever saw and i wanted to know really bad who did it but it just said staff writer and i want to know who are you.

. >>> quakes on the road in portland. scoreless into the 42nd minute. he fis the back of the net to get a lead but timbers answers with a pair of goals in the second half. portland beats san jose 2-1. >>> this weekend this san jose native is racing at the sonoma national. it's the third season competing. she needs to pull off a few upsets. she qualified 12th. on friday she told me what it's like to ride a bike with 400 horsepower. >> there are no seat belts, no rapachute. when you make a clean run you have to be on it going almost 200 miles per hour you have to be ready for anything. >> the finals are later >>> good morning. sunday, july 24th. 7:29. we take a live look outside. fog, clouds, wind, mist, all sorts of things are greeting the runners of the san francisco marathon, half marathon, 10k and 5k this morning. you see them on the bridge there. good luck to everyone. thank you for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. rob mayeda is in and joins us with a look at the micro climate forecast. i saw the mist but behind you it's beauti

. >> portland-based daniel quasar developed the flag. he tells us, anything you need to know about the progress of flag and his -- and its use are explicit on my weight -- on my website. he writes, if you are a small's notice, we are owned or operated business or an artist, in other words, you are not a large corporation, you do not need my permission for this, and i encourage you. box it is not something controversial, it is meant to be inclusive and welcoming, with the lgbtq community is all about. >> some of us wonder how -- some wonder how it will change the debate in the community. exit was meant to bring us together, not terrace apart. >> he was -- it quickly ride around the world because it was free. he often said it belonged to everyone and every country. that was his legacy. >> but the question remains, anyone know who is behind this? who is putting up the flyers? >> right now we don't know, no one is owning up to it. i contacted the gilbert baker foundation, and they told us they have nothing to do with those flyers and didn't

this is for the wicked, 13 million people impacted from seattle to portland, down to pico. we are looking at temperatures climbing into the 90s, all triple digits tomorrow, we are looking at 101 in portland, 109 in medford, 105 in bed tomorrow. and one of three in torrance. another really hot day, temperatures climbing because so many have air-conditioning, it makes it that much worse. on sunday 100 degrees, right at the century mark on sunday. notice by tuesday much, much cooler. we are looking at relief headed the way by monday and also tuesday. scott, back to you. >> thank you very much for that report, and the rain keeps coming through the south and southeast. >>> best is cracking the deadly fighting in kentucky tonight. >> a lot of people unaccounted for tonight, we will do our best to find them all. >> reporter: cadaver dogs search for bodies, the local sheriff and his own family among the dead. >> the first confirmed victim, my grandfather sister. the first notification that i made was to my mother. >> reporter: now howard was 82. how do you deal with that? >> i sat

tara: steve floyd and larry jackson are visiting from portland, maine. >> i talked to my doctor about a month ago and said we are going to san francisco, any possibility we get a monkeypox vaccination? and he said no, it wasn't an option. tara: the couple has been together for 30 years and didn't want to miss out on the event. >> we've always wanted to go to folsom or dori alley. tara: and they are already putting safety precautions into action. >> still trying to avoid contact with other people. we stayed up in the outer skirts. tara: angel is the executive director of folsom street, the nonprofit putting on the event, and they are working closely with the department of public health. >> we are putting informational banners up all over, a qr code that takes you to the department of public health informational website. they've tara: also been filling their social media feeds with messaging. plenty of people know how to stay safe. and while vaccines won't be available, testing will be. tara: >> we are going to be offering the tests right here. tara: a little relief for those trying to

for whatever reason it felt like a tranquil place beer that you see what happened in portland, seattle, los angeles. you go from being high on caffeine and the peaceful days to now people coming and high on opioids and fentanyl and shooting up. they are a danger to staff and customers alike. when you look at the crime stats of 2021, 16 democratic run cities set homicide records in this country. it was the common thread. even when police officers, the ones that didn't retire or resign or have had low morale actually caught the bad guys, the district attorney would let them right back out and commit that crime anyway. you've the congresswoman from new york was tight until we start electing different leaders in places like chicago, new york, los angeles this will continue to happen. >> harris: why not just close the public bathrooms, which are part of a private -- i mean they are inside the starbucks anyway. why shutdown? how bad does it get for this to happen? >> shannon: i think i would clash for it with their persona that we're here to serve the community and what i can ask questions.

the 25th, portland oregon all saints catholic church had graffiti put on it. june 205th, pro- abortion activists destroyed cameras, spray painted the life choice center with all kinds of threatening messages. the 26th tallahassee, florida saint phillips church targeted. june 27, upper west side of new york, the pro-choice network put graffiti if abortions are and save neither are you on the roman catholic church. twenty-seventh portland oregon protesters targeted the baptist church and june 207th in oregon we still got more attempted an arson attack on the two hearts pregnancy center. june 27 in washington a man caught on video smashing glass windows, spray painting messages all over the catholic church. june 207th in virginia, pregnancy center was vandalized with graffiti that included the phrase if abortion isn't safe, you aren't safe. i guess proving that people that do this are not just criminals, they also failed english class. june 27 the resource center clinic had windows smashed. june 30th in nashville tennessee, a cocktail was thrown through the first

gary payton the second, the defensive ace off the bench has gone to the great northwest to the portland trail blazers. the warriors were unable to match the reported three years, 28 million offered. he led the league in steals for 36 minutes a game. the warriors tax fight is quite high. and juan anderson has also left. he came back to the bay and found a home in golden state after playing in mexico and the g-league. jta heads to l.a., and like gary payton the second, as a nba champion. >>> kevin durant, the two-times finals mvp has requested a trade out from the brooklyn nets. kd left golden state on this day in 2019 to team up with kyrie irving. it did not work out. durant reportedly has phoenix and miami on top of his wish list for new teams. official, the nuggets and nick c joe kish have agreed to a deal. titanic news. no way to sugar coat it. usc and ucla are saying adios to the pac-12. a stunning move, and it's a done deal after nearly 100 years. sc and ucla are hided to the big ten. it sounds weird when i say it out loud. the trojans and bruins will make it a 16-time conference in

this comes days after the project passed a vote to allow the portland to be used for non port related development. after a two-month long search, the sharks have announced mike weir as the general manager, making history at the first black general manager. also the fifth gm in shark's history. before coming to the sharks, he served on the committee for the 2022 world championships. >> san jose sharks are a franchise with a history of success and i'm looking forward to the challenge of getting this franchise back to its winning ways. >> greer joined the sharks as a free agent in 2006. over his three seasons playing in san jose, he helped push the team to the stanley cup semifinals. >>> an east bay business owner passing down passion and valuable life lessons. >> just do you and do the best that you can do. >> i like that. we take you to a lemonade bar that's ripe with love. >>> and it's a sign that the skies are getting a little friendlier for travelers? looking back at the holiday vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we ex

gary payton the second, the defensive ace off the bench has gone to the great northwest to the portland trail blazers. the warriors were unable to match the reported three years, 28 million offered. he led the league in steals for 36 minutes a game. fod a home in golden state uite after playing in mexico and the g-league. jta heads to l.a., and like gary payton the second, as a nba champion. >>> kevin durant, the two-times finals mvp has requested a trade out from the brooklyn nets. kd left golden state on this day in 2019 to team up with kyrie irving. it did not work out. durant reportedly has phoenix and miami on top of his wish list for new teams. official, the nuggets and nick c joe kish have agreed to a deal. titanic news. no way to sugar coat it. usc and ucla are saying adios to the pac-12. a stunning move, and it's a done deal after nearly 100 years. sc and ucla are hided to the big ten. it sounds weird when i say it out loud. the trojans and bruins will make it a 16-time conference in 2024. both schools stand to earn $100 million a year in tv revenue, according to the big 10's n

y portland , segÚn la cadena, el cierre se debe a preocupaciones de seguridad. un portavoz dijo que la decisiÓn no tiene relaciÓn con la reciente formaciÓn de sindicatos, starbucks lo comunicÓ a las tiendas y proporcionarÁ oportunidad de transferirse a los empleados vamos a la pausa al regreso estar no noticias telemundo hablamos con un especialista de la nasa que nos explica el impacto de las imÁgenes del impacto de las imÁgenes del telescopio ♪♪ ♪somos la tradición del pasado♪ ♪pasión for a better future♪ ♪bringing sabor al presente♪ ♪shaping la gran familia♪ ♪where we mix up lo nuestro♪ ritz. el sabor de la bienvenida. como una descarga eléctrica... un dolor punzante, o un ardor intenso. ¿qué es esta pesadilla? es como algunos describen... la culebrilla una erupción de ampollas tan dolorosa que puede impedir tus actividades por semanas. olvida esos planes de domingo... o de jugar con tus nietos, si tuviste varicela, ya tienes el virus que causa culebrilla. ¿50 años o más? pregunta a tu doctor o farmacÉutico sobre la cu

check out this average forecast for portland, oregon. should be 84 degrees. your forecast calls for 101 by tuesday. that is incredible heat. and very dangerous, especially for areas that aren't prone to getting that type of temperature. across the mediterranean, extremely hot. we've had a cold front that's cooled temperatures across the northwestern sections of europe, but it's the southern and eastern portions of the continent that have felt the brunt of the worst heat in the past 48 hours. anywhere from the balkans through italy all the way to the iberian peninsula, temperatures in the upper 90s and lower 100s as well. we're talking about 40 degrees celsius or higher for many locations. rome's seven-day forecast above average. it's not just north america. it's not just europe. it's also into portions of asia. you heard just a moment ago from kim talking about how there are over 50 cities under red alerts according to the china meteorological agency. temps there will arise above the 40-degree mark consecutively through the first half of this week. we had tem

. >>> despuÉs de la derrota de portland y aquÍ en houston ¿no? lÓgicamente hacen daÑo pero, tenemos muchos mÁs claros los fundamentos y puntos que queremos aplicar en el partido. y luego la parte mental tambiÉn, cuando pierdes y tienes una semana limpia siempre viene bien. >>> y estamos a todo fÚtbol porque tenemos fÚtbol por la pantalla de telemundo con chivas rayadas de guadalajara que buscan la primera victoria de la temporada en casa recibiendo a pachuca, chivas contra tusos, en un ratito arrancamos en punto de las 7:00 de la noche, solo aquÍ en telemundo 48, ahÍ estÁ la invitaciÓn para que nos acompaÑe. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> esto es todo en los deportes, yo soy carlos giusti, nos vemos mÁs tarde. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (comerciales). ¿sabes qué? tu no, pero tú no eres nada flexible. ¡claro que lo soy! pero voy a poner el termostato a setenta y ocho... y desconectar esto. y esto. - "let's taco 'bout it" - ¡no! - y podemos lavar la ropa en la mañana. - buena idea. cosas así nos ayudan a ahorrar energía y nos

and like you mentioned, portland, 96 degrees tomorrow. usually they're dealing with that gloomy as well. but tomorrow, once again, scorching heat around the bay area's. let's take a look at just how hot it's going to get. >> triple digit heat for dallas and even those of you in las vegas, you are dealing with that monsoonal moisture making that feels like temperature that warm, muggy, feel feel hotter than 94 degrees. so it's certainly going to feel like triple digits to start out your work week monday and phoenix. >> not that far behind 90 degrees. also dealing with those monsoonal moisture and thunderstorms as well. but for us here in the bay area, we do have hot inland temperatures as you make your way into the east bay conquered 89 degrees. livermore warming up into the low 90's. so 5 to 10 degrees above average. but downtown san francisco once again because of that slow clearing with the marine layer. we did warm up a few degrees in the mid 60's near we should be for this time of year at 66 degrees but easily along the coast of the b

and heat alerts across a widespread area of seattle, portland and even southern oregon where it could feel as hot as 110 degrees. look at seattle, next four days temps staying well into the 90s, average this time of year is right around 79 degrees and we think finally this time next week we begin to see a cooling trend around portions of the pacific northwest and the heat stays put. anytime that you have warmer weather in portland, oregon than las vegas or phoenix, you know that it is very hot. and air conditioning is very hard on come by, so they will feel the brunt. >> and so please check with your neighbors. thanks so much for that, pedram. >>> and california's fast moving oak fire near yosemite national park has grown to more than 17,000 acres. it is now the state's biggest wildfire of 2022. dozens of homes and other buildings destroyed, including the home of a newlywed couple. they returned to see their house in ruins, but they are thankful that they escaped the flames. >> if i have to prioritize keeping her safe versus the house safe, i'm taking her and we're getting out of ther

gary payton ii is set to set a deal with portland. the raptors on a two-year deal. kevon looney signed to the warriors for a three-year, $25.5 million contract. >> a big shakeup today in the san jose sharks organization. the team announced head coach bob bug ner won't be coming back next year. the team has won 32 of the 82 games played under his three-year tenure. this comes just two months after gm doug wilson announced he will be stepping down. >>> warriors fans are freaking out they only signed one off three of those guys but do, they have a lot of young players and you just won an nba championship too. >> you can't get too crazy about that stuff. they're going to get other great players. >> yeah. they'll be fine. don't panic. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 yea

do not run onto the field in portland or that mascot may rec. well, ditching the job in a cubicle for a video game. controller may not be such a bad idea. after all. a new poll by the company one poll finds more than half of americans say it's time for society to consider gaming as a legitimate career and add it should be taught in schools. nearly 60% say gaming should be part of the core school curriculum. researchers say playing video games can help develop fundamental skills, including critical thinking creativity and hand eye coordination. and take a look at this in honor of the 4th of july holiday. animals at the brookfield zoo in chicago enjoyed some 4th of july treats this weekend. the sea lions and seals got ice and sugar-free gelatin cakes. the brown bears got red, white and blue colored ice blocks, which i thought at first sounded yummy. but they were filled with carrots, sweet potatoes, bones and blue bear. he's river otters. also got ice blocks with frozen fish inside. that's all the time we've got here for kron. 4 news at noon on th

seattle, portland, all portions of western oregon, into areas of northern california, under the heat alerts. and this is an impressive multiyear event. 15 to almost 20 years average for this time of year and finallile coming back down to the 70s where they belong this time next week. but again, when you have an immediate fire concern across the region, you have temperatures as such here that are incredibly hot and in fact just a couple years ago maybe when you cite a four day forecast with four consecutive days of 90 degrees, would almost raise an alarm but it is becoming so routine here. and you will notice across california, there is the oak fire, 16% containment, and your question as far as rain, notice portions of california nearly the entirety of the western half of california remains out of the threat here for any monsoonal moisture. really the bulk of it falls across new mexico and arizona, everyone portions of southern utah where flood alerts are in place here. really beneficial rainfall has come down. and this has been the case a couple weeks. but both the states of new mexi

is not half as bad as a 100-degree day in seattle and portland. and the reason is, in the northeast, people by and large have air conditioning. we do not have that. we have not believed it was necessary in the vast majority of our homes. so you bet we're going to have to adjust, but it's darn uncomfortable. we lost over 100 people just to heat last summer. the summer before, we could literally, our kids didn't go out to play because of forest fire smoke. we had the worst air conditions in the entire planet. yes, we have to start accommodating that. fortunately, we can use heat pumps to do that because heat pumps that do not use fossil fuels, they don't use dirty gas. they used to call it natural gas. it's actually dirty gas. very dangerous from a polluting standpoint in your house. now we have heat pumps that can heat and cool, and we need to start building them into our infrastructure. we also have new cooling centers obviously as an emergency relief when people are in trouble, to have a place to go in the community that are cool. so this is goin

>>> an injured climber is recovering in an oregon hospital after a daring rescue on mount hood near portland. a national guard blackhawk helicopter airlifted the man to safety after he lost his grip and fell about 700 feet. the chopper had to balance on a small ridge of snow 11,000 feet up. nearby climbers caught it all on camera. >>> the fda has suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. >> just last month, the agency

. >>> el gobierno de locales como los Ángeles y el de portland marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >>> la administraciÓn biden ofreciÓ a rusia entregar a un traficante de armas. entregar, a cambio de la liberaciÓn de la basquetbolista y el exinfante de marina. >>> hoy lo confirmÓ el secretario de estado anthony blinken detenida bajo cargos de procesiÓn de drogas. willian estÁ en posesiÓn desde el 2018 por supuesto espionaje. instagram, upa de las redes sociales mÁs populares es ahora blanco de fuertes criticas y estÁ arantxa. ¿cuÁl es el reclamo de los usuarios? ¿quÉ tal?. >>> bÁsicamente lo podemos resumir una sola frase. instagram vuelva a ser instagram. en su atan por competir con tik tok. la red social estÁ perdiendo su esencia original. ¿de quÉ se trata esta controversia?. tiene mil millones de usuarios activos. el crecimiento de tik tok es una amenaza y por eso los cambios. los usuarios ven mÁs contenido sugerido y menos publicaciones de sus amigos. prioriza videos sobre fotos y estÁ aprobando publicaciones en la pantalla completa. y celebridades como kim k

and politics comes to a portland golf course. what a new sports league is saying. >> and president biden meets virtually with some democratic governors to discuss next steps for abortion rights. you're watching the kron. 4 when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> in national headlines, the battle over abortion rights continues. president biden connected with some governors virtually to discuss access to abortion. washington correspondent trevor shirley has the details of that meeting. >> well, the president's comments yesterday were shipped from his longstanding position against changing the filibuster for almost any reason. president biden hosted that virtual meeting with governors earlier today from the white house one week after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. the president now says it's time for senate democra

the camp has some really lovely walking tours where kids can explore the amazing racial history of portland, dropping by occupy i.c.e. with the black panther health clinic, all while stepping over homeless people and drug users. don't worry, the camp might not have capture the flag but kids will have plenty of time to reflect on their privilege and white supremacy because your kid needs to apologize for colonizing the playground. so welcome to camp antifa, where kids learn to check their privilege, hate cops, and lecture you on climate change. who doesn't want to send their kid there? adam corolla is author of "everything reminds me of something" which is out today and host of "adam corolla show." this is actually a real story. >> yeah, i think what we ought to do is any parents who drop their kids off at that camp should immediately be arrested. because it could just be a sting operation to get horrible parents. and i had this idea a long time ago, i wanted to put a big sign in front of the l.a. coliseum and say, free cockfights for raiders fans and anyone who showed up, we would just arre

. >> and finally in the san jose earthquakes in portland taking on the timbers in the 71st minute is where pick it up. tied at one orleans, dire honest korea with the header. that goes in for the goal to give the timbers the lead. that celebration, portland goes on to win their 4th straight game 2 to one with the facts and not a good game for the quakes. they will come back home to host real salt lake. jt this game. so i'm still on the a's the ball he the best play made by someone wearing his uniform this but on the way to the roster, right? might as well. exactly. well, if you are intrigued by rare plants which bloom only once in a great while. take a look at this. >> a corpse flower is set to bloom any day now at the uc santa cruz campus. it is one of the largest flowers in the world. >> and it takes many years to bloom, but then it dies within a day. there's another corpse flower at san jose state university in the biology departments greenhouse. if you want to check out, either them just be prepared. they're actually called corpse flowers because the blooms smell like rotting fle

the warriors lost gary payton ii to portland. otto porter jr. they kept their big target, kevon looney. he is going to stay. pe warriors system.e-year $25.5 plays a lot bigger than 6'9". he played in 104 games this past afford to lose. one other addition. donte divincenzo gets a two-year deal. he played on the bucks title team. got hurt. solid defender. hit 35s% from deep. key for the dubs. damion lee is now an ex-warrior. his last appearance, throwing out the ball at the giants-white sox game. moncada deep to no man's land. there is man there. yastrzemski. crashes into the wall in support of alex cobb. giants only three hits all night. they threaten in the eight. darin ruf. that is a double play ball. still scoreless to the ninth. two outs. two on for garcia. base hit to right. off doval. 1-0, white sox is your final score. a's in seattle. bottom of second. adam frazier. flips one to left. tony kemp. incredible diving camp in support of james looking for his first win of the year. six innings. allows just one run. scoreless in the fifth. kemp s

ciudades como portland en oregÓn han tenido varios dÍas con temperaturas por encima de los 95 grados fahrenheit. esto llevarÁ a un nuevo rÉcord de dÍas de altas temperaturas. hay que hidratarse. carolina: las lluvias torrenciales estÁn ocasionando serias inundaciones, especialmente en kentucky. trabajadores de rescate hacÍan todo lo posible para rescatar a personas que subieron a techos de las casas para pedir auxilio por las crecientes y agua. autoridades locales lo calificaron como algo catastrÓfico. como resultado, unas 20,000 viviendas ha quedado sin electricidad. borja: te cuento que llueven reacciones ante las palabras de una entrevista de mandy gutiÉrrez. la recientemente suspendida de la escuela secundaria. entre muchas cosas de lo que pasÓ el 24 de mayo, le dijo a la empresa cnn que fue alertada por un instructor y que estaba llamando al jefe de la policÍa peter cuando escuchÓ los tres primeros disparos. negÓ que la escuela tuviera problemas de seguridad. hacemos conexiÓn con marlene para que nos cuente detalles de esta entrevista. te escuchamos. marlene: asÍ es

the expressive heat in the northwest, 100 in portland, 94 in celtics, 92 degrees in seattle on sunday. if we hit above 90 degrees on sunday, that will make six straight days above 90, an all-time record. >> garrett: mike bettes, thank you. tonight, tense negotiations continue between the u.s. and russia over proposed prisoner swap. late this afternoon, the white house slammed an apparent russian counterproposal asking for more than just the release of the arms dealer nicknamed "the merchant of e. i just don't think this is the right way to go about it. >> reporter: in a white house statement late today, a spokesperson appeared to confirm that negotiations with moscow are getting even more complex with a new demand for the the release of a russian assassin held by another country, calling it a bad-faith attempt to avoid the u.s. deal that's on the table. major. >> garrett: catherine herridge, thank you. we turn now to the worrying trends in the monkeypox outbreak. the united states now leads the world in the number of confirmed cases with more than 4900 in 46 states and the district of

benji can can avenge puts it home, portland scored twice in the second to take the lead. aspria heads it home followed by a cartwheel and then a backflip. just getting fingertips on it. remaining winless on the road. nhra nationals in sonoma this weekend. three-time funny car champ can consider sonoma his home time track. a fourth straight win. he is the top seed going into today's final after this run of 332 miles an hour. pruitt lost by a nose hair last year. going for consecutive wins on the circuit. the finals are later today. that is your look at sports. back to you. jobina: let's check in with lisa for the forecast. lisa: good morning. low clouds and fog. it is cool in the city even across the bay we are looking at temperatures pretty much in the 50's and the cloud deck, you can see extending into marin county. also the san mateo coast down through the peninsula. we will take you over to the smoke forecast, the surface smoke for the mountains where you will notice the red is indicating very smoky conditions. the lighter colors, the haze. throughout the day today, th

gary payton ii signed with portland. and forward juan toscano-anderson is headed to the lakers for nemanja belljeli playing in turkey. san jose also in the market for a general manager. whoever it is, gets to hire the next head coach. >>> giants, for wild card spot, just a game off. warriors, they've lost guys but they have core four -- curry, thompson, green, wiggins. and looney now is sticking around. see if they can build on that. >> pretty impressive backbone to build on i would say. >> yes. they'll be okay. >>> this weekend the ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. ♪♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun stuff. [whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity.

he is going to the portland trail blazers on a 3 year. 28 million dollar contract. huge loss to the warriors team. he changed the nba finals when he came back from injury also a great off the floor. we wish him the best of luck as well. now let's get to the other guy. some more nba news. all star guard bradley beal. he signed a 5 year 251 million dollar extension with the washington wizards. beal season was cut short. he went season ending surgery on his wrist back in february. back to the money is a whole lot of devin booker and nikola jokic. they also signed similar contracts today, free agent guard jalen brunson. he's signing a four-year 104 million dollar deal with the new york knicks in his 4 years with the mavericks, he helped lead them to the playoffs twice including this past season. remember they play golden state warriors in the western conference finals. brunson had a career year 17 5 for him this season. the college level money rules ot usc and uc la to a pac. 12 flagship programs believe in a conference for the big 10 after the season. both schools rece

but that's the lesson in portland. don't go running feel unless you want to mess with the pickle kuz. he's been he means business. yeah. apparently that was just some a curious video that's come out here in the last 24 hours that has people talking this. so the pickle is the mascot, i guess before long it could be making mouse because disney might not have the rights anymore. well, that seems to be the case. yeah. the exclusive rights to their iconic character could be gone as of 2020 for any way. it's set to expire. been around since the 1920's as the most recognizable animated character for disney. and in fact, it's become the symbol of the entire disney media empire. >> but intellectual property artistic work expires after 95 years of its first publication. and that's coming up in 2024. disney hasn't said if it plans to extend the copyright, but once it expires, anyone who wants to use that character won't have to request permission to do so. so you could put it on various things and projects that you're working on.

. >> portland also. >> portland, park city, utah, miami. >> not sure about detroit. >> i was like san francisco, detroit? >> it was better than i thought. it was way better than i thought. it has its, you know, things. >> the "time" article looked at culture, diversity and how that's in our arts and institutions and our food, so we have so much to offer here. so i don't know why we're on that failed list. we have a lot to offer. >> when you hear stories about this and the cities that inspires to you visit. now i might check out detroit. never thought of it as one of the best cities. >>> get ready to dance around to beyonce hits all summer long. the singer announced the track list for her upcoming album, "renaissance." the group of 16 songs includes her already released single "break my soul" and alien superstar move and "i'm that girl." it is her first solo album since 2016. we've been waiting for this. queen b's requesting renaissance" is set to release july 29th. "lemonade" was the lastnd she's won 28 grammies. >> impressive. >> we want 30 now no pressure. >> she'll probably get it,

i'm sorry, but if you leave new york and you go to another city, even minneapolis, portland, it's the same thing happening. the murder rate in portland is five times higher than it was last year. >> emily: there is no deterrent on those diminished resources. part of the reason why the citywide tactical emergency was declared is because so many officers that were present had to respond to their shooting, that it left the rest of the area depleted. so it's a logistical function. for the community trying to be safe or protected, they are low on officers because the cities were defunded. >> harris: we have to remember, right after the death of george floyd when the peaceful protesters were infiltrated by insurgents who set stuff on fire and who are willing to set on fire a precinct of people, when the officer was murdered, when those rioters went off and set the level of violence at such a high place, that started to change us as a nation and how we saw criminals versus the rest of us. especially having some democrat mayors, a couple of them, say "give them room. let them work it out." if

look at the heatwave gripping the northwest, 92 in seattle. 101 in portland. that heatwave is going to continue tomorrow night 93, seattle 98 in portland. out west we have a number of heat alerts from heat advisories to excessive heat warnings, even in excessive heat watch. that includes parts of northern california. over the next few days, we will notice some changes and the heat will build. take a look at thursday. 106 in death valley, 113 in reading. really hard on friday. still 106 -- 116 in death valley. 110 as we look at our local picture. the fog is back along the coast and over the bay which keeps our temperatures and check, along with the sea breeze, 60's to low 90's, hazy skies tomorrow because of the upper-level smoke. 60's to 90's, hayes lingers thursday, little cooler as we hit the weekend. dan: i can't believe how hot it is in redding. thanks. ama: we've got some answers tonight. >> finally. we have an answer. the tray lance era begins. the coach announces qb number one, what the coach and teammates are sing about lances wanna help kids get their

it was from the oregonian infi portland. i went to find the birth families of three of the kids that were involved in the crash. that was a tip i got from a friend of ours who is in portland. so i went in there on a day one or day two story. i was the only reporter around. typically after breaking news in new york you are with people and everyone -- a sort of expecting that. it wasn'tnv like that at all. i was invited into their home. i was pretty overwhelmed with the grief they were experiencing they had just heard the news of their children who had been removed from their care a decade prior. they had just heard they had been murdered. i c had actually written a story about foster care in 2016 or something. and so when i was hearing what was going on this is a foster care story and, like you said it was a pretty big national story at the time. i felt like there is a cognitive dissonance between what i was expense with the birth families and what was being reported. it was very focused on the women, on the psychological mot

so our neighbors up north are really just feel the heat 90's in seattle and portland is enough. we are tapping rather into that cool ocean air and that he's kept our temperatures so moderated, even if you are inland, it hasn't been too terribly bad. tomorrow is going to be our cloudy. a stay at this forecast. we have our deepest marine layer pushing in tomorrow. expect a very foggy saturday. start wet. misty drizzly conditions and it won't be until late afternoon that things really start to clear out tomorrow. temperatures inland will still be warm. despite that, though, as for bayshore cities, 60's and 70's coastal areas will be mostly just 60's. you can see burlingame nicely at 74 degrees today. foster city at 75 palo alto at 79 south bay temps similar to yesterday. san jose. 82 freeman through hayward in the 70's while livermore and pleasanton 89 berkeley and richmond, you'll hold on to those upper 60's. well, conquer to 88 and our same 2 spots in the 90's. at this point, you probably can guess antioch in vacaville, the it 77 nevado petaluma santa rosa and center fell each at

and 99 in portland, seattle, solidly in the 90's, too 106 for reading which peaked at 112 earlier this week. so you get the picture here, even though we are warm in some of our inland bay area cities, it's nothing like what we're seeing elsewhere. and you can thank the gray for that. that's playing a huge part. and what's kept moderated. now we are going to continue to see gray at the coast. well, into the afternoon you get your clearing elsewhere, though, on into tomorrow. we will be in the midst of an even deeper marine layer that's likely to result in even more wet spots from the mist from the drizzle in clearing out even slower. so tomorrow is actually the cloudy u.s. day of this forecast. as for highs today, it 60's for san francisco. you won't see much sunshine right along the coast, although the rest of us will get it. burlingame at 74 for your daytime high saying carlos in palo alto, each at 79 south bay, temperatures in the low to mid 80's with san jose. 82 freeman through hayward in oakland, all 70's while pleasanton and livermore just shy of 90 walnut creek, 86 2 90's. to wh

down to washington as this system pushes through. 19 million people at risk for severe weather from portland all the way down to roanoke. >> al, thank you this severe weather is certainly underscoring the increasing role of climate change and the challenges america faces in trying to combat it. anne thompson has that story. >> reporter: as the nation swelters through the heat wave, any immediate climate action is on the ropes after two stinging defeats. democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia today defending his decision to block president biden's climate legislation, including tax incentives for wind and solar power and electric vehicles. manchin says it calls for spending that will send inflation even higher >> i haven't walked away from anything and inflation is my greatest concern. >> reporter: add to that the supreme court limiting the epa's ability to regulate carbon emissions from power plants the second largest source of gases driving climate change what do those two developments do to president biden's climate agenda >> they are major setbacks. >> reporter: biden hopes to

areas like seattle, tacoma and portland, hanging out in the 90's over the next several days. so our upper 80's to low 90's here in the bay area, not so bad compared to our neighbors up north fog at the coastline today and another foggy push for the rest of the bay area into tomorrow morning. a couple of spots of drizzle and mist out there to start your wednesday followed burn more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. today's daytime high stay relatively cool in the city. 60's at the coastline. as for our bayshore cities, it's mostly 70's. really nice and millbrae burlingame down through foster city and san mateo as well as palo alto mountain view and sunnyvale, only upper 70's. well, san jose 81 today, 70's as well from freeman through oakland, 80's for most of the inland east bay and only one, 90 on the map for the bay area. that's vacaville at 91 degrees. so much cooler than even the central valley, which will be in the triple digits today. as for tomorrow and thursday, remaining steady upper 80's at our warmest 90's into the weekend. after that, just barely low 90's that are very

places like portland and reading. so we're talking about maybe 90 degrees here, portland's would be close to 100 degrees at least over the next three days, a place like red and shooting up to 113 degrees. that is dangerous heat for tomorrow, so i guess we can appreciate the highest for your thursday forecast. san francisco 64 san jose, lower eighties and the warm spots inland upper eighties to the lower nineties. that's where your thursday forecast as we kind of take it day by day into your friday not too much change, maybe a tiny bit of a bump in the number and then we cool off by the weekend by just a few degrees. these are all just a minor changes. a typical summertime pattern, actually pleasant pattern that will take us into the week. mark thank you. san francisco's hardly strictly bluegrass music festival announced its 2022 line up today, and performers include marcus mumford, allison russell , sam bush, the music festival is returning to golden gate park after being held online the last two years, all because of

steve floyd and larry jackson are visiting from portland maine. i contacted my doctor about a month ago and said we were coming to san francisco. is there any possibility we get a monkey pox vaccination? he said now it wasn't it wasn't option. so couples been together for miss out on this year's event. we've always wanted to go to folsom or doriality. you know, it's a fun event and they're already putting the safety precautions into action. it's really trying to avoid contact with other people, you know, i mean that we're at was fun and stuff, but we stayed up in the outer skirts of that if you heard but the angel adeoha is the awesome street the non-profit putting on the event and they've been working closely with the department. print of public health. we are putting informational banners at all of our entry points that have a qr code that takes you to the department of public health information website. they've also been filling their social media feeds with messaging letting people know va won't be we're gonna be offering monkeypox sticks in r

cities starbucks will close stores though it's only 16 locations, in regions like los angeles, seattle, portland and washington, d.c. the closures are making headlines because the coffee giant is citing safety concerns. >> we have to provide a safe environment for our people and our customers. and the mental health crisis in the country is severe, acute, and getting worse. >> reporter: starbucks now telling employees it'll offer additional safety training to de-escalate situations and could close restrooms. of the 16 stores the company is closing, at least two recently unionized. starbucks says that didn't play a role in their decision but some employees and even the lapd police chief have criticized store closures >> i'm disappointed to see starbucks or for that matter any commercial engagement give up. >> reporter: but starbucks is hardly alone. after brazen thieves ransacked local retailers in san francisco, walgreens and safeway closed stores or adjusted hours. >> it's a scary situation, scary time. >> reporter: and now in southern california a manhunt is under way after a series of robberie

will see triple digits but we have also seen highs over 110 degrees from phoenix to las vegas up to portland in the upper 90s for a high today. concord, slight cooling tomorrow, we get a stronger ocean breeze but the weekend, our temperatures go back to the low 90s. overall, take a look at our seven-day forecast and lynn, highs reaching into the 90s, even into the weekend while san francisco will see highs in the upper 60s and we will monitor those king tides that will continue through friday morning. >>> happening now, santa clara county vector control teams are warning residents about mosquito spraying happening tonight after the recent detection of west nile virus. that will happen starting at 10:00 p.m. in parts of sunnyvale and santa clara, this is between the garden golf course in sunnyvale high school. it should last about three hours and residents are being advised to close their windows and keep their pets indoors tonight. >>> here's another look at the fire burning ri fire burning ri gh want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action s

in june the first lady traveled to portland, oregon along with area of agriculture orville freeman to deliver a lecture before a convention of the american institute of architects mrs. johnson called for a new conservation that is concerned with the entire community to solve the problems of growing urbanization. the answers cannot be found in piecemeal reform the job really requires thoughtful interrelation of the whole environment not only in buildings, but parks not only parks, but highways not only highways but open spaces and green belts. a beautification to my mind is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me. it describes the whole effort to bring the natural world and the man-made world into harmony to bring order usefulness delight. to our whole environment and that of course only begins with trees and flowers and landscaping. to boost the use and enjoyment of wilderness areas and parks mrs. johnson viewed demonstrations of how a family can have an inexpensive vacation in such places taking all of their needs with them. later, the first lady toured timberline lodge built by w

in june the first lady traveled to portland, oregon along with area of agriculture orville freeman to deliver a lecture before a convention of the american institute of architects mrs. johnson called for a new conservation that is concerned with the entire community to solve the problems of growing urbanization. the answers cannot be found in piecemeal reform the job really requires thoughtful interrelation of the whole environment not only in buildings, but parks not only parks, but highways not only highways but open spaces and green belts. a beautification to my mind is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me. it describes the whole effort to g the natural world and the man-made world into harmony to bring order usefulness delight. to our whole environment and that of course only begins with trees and flowers and landscaping. to boost the use and enjoyment of wilderness areas and parks mrs. johnson viewed demonstrations of how a family can have an inexpensive vacation in such places taking all of their needs with them. later, the first lady toured timberline lodge built by wpa w

we're looking at boston, philadelphia, a really warm day before the storms come through portland, today, 97, fresno, 103. into the triple digits to tulsa. feeling like 107 d.c., 95, feeling like 105 and feeling like 93 in nashville. tomorrow it's another hot one in the middle of the country. we're looking at triple digits in dallas. charlotte, 92. boston, new york city, philadelphia, you're going to have the relief tomorrow lateike 110 in some spots another warm day in the northeast. watching some storms bring some relief by tomorrow all right, guys. it's steamy. it's also stormy we're going to track some severe weather for you in just a bit. >> michelle, thank you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with an update on the president's covid battle. >>> and winning thevwiout er leaving. chase elliott pulls off a head-scratching victory at pocono we'll be right back. try mr. clean magic eraser for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze and start erasing dirt and grime all around