i'm caroline shively, fox two news. all right. we've got a cooling trend that is underwear underwear underway. it's the funniest thing i've ever said. really funny. not funny. that was that was good, but the trend is under under way, and, uh and as we move forward, we're going to see the wings kind of blow stuff out of here, and we've got a little bit of smoke to talk about. let's take a look at this model i want tomorrow afternoon, right about. mm there around noon. you see the north they're getting a little dark stuff. so the little bit of smoke wants to come back into that north. north east bay. then it clears out and then it wraps back around on wednesday morning as well. kind of mid morning, so basically, the bottom line is that's not that bad, right? i mean, it's not going to be as bad as it has been. at least it doesn't appear to be with the wind direction, continuing predominantly out of the southwest. now that wind direction not helpful to the fire zones, as you know, that's what been talking about all night that's what t

caroline shively has the latest now from washington. the senate is now finally on the precipice of passing major bipartisan infrastructure legislation. the vote on the measure is now set for tuesday in the senate leaders in both parties believe it will pass there. and if the house follow suit, it will mean more than a trillion dollars for the nation's water systems, broadband roads, bridges and public transit. after that senate democrats intend to bring up a much larger human infrastructure deal. the massive bill delivers on dozens of democratic priorities, including universal preschool, tuition, free community college, a civilian climate corps, expanding medicare and changing immigration laws. he's moving directly to the $3.5 trillion package. he wants to light that views and then leave for vacation. democrats think they'll have the votes for passage. there may be some tweets here and there between now and the final passage of the budget reconciliation. package but highly confident democrats will stand united. but so far, republicans a

caroline shively fox news. our chief meteorologist, bill martin is tracking ida. so bill, where is i to now? and where is it headed next well, it's really just moving north of new orleans. now it has been a slow mover it came on shore as a category four and it held as it hit made semi landfall it held as a category four hurricane for a number of hours. and that's because this area out here, right you got a lot of marshland. there wasn't a lot of fiction to slow this thing down it is currently in this position just north of new orleans it is a category two hurricane it's downgrading quickly. it'll probably be a tropical storm before for four o'clock tomorrow morning something like that imagine sooner than that, but it's dropping a lot of rain. it's got a lot of wind and we've been talking about that storm surge there it is a category two and kind of see it are actually just it just downgrade. it's a category one right now. so in the last five minutes downgrade to a category one means the winds are getting down to around 75 miles an hour but it doesn't stop the rain

i'm caroline shively. i'll have details straight ahead, then a six a camera captures a frightening incident. find out why witnesses think a driver ran his car into a man on purpose. and antioch police officers linked to the death of a man who was restrained, are a man who was restrained, are now ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. every time nacho fries came back, that bold seasoning was drawing something closer. others to the airport in quetta can a popular stop for cruise ships? the napa napa couple has been identified a 69 year old mark henderson and 60 year old jacqueline com plan. the two were on a sightseeing flight while on vacation aboard a holland america cruise ship that departed from seattle on july 31st. the crash happened last thursday. officials say all six people on the plane were killed. the ntsb and federal aviation administration are now investigating gov

i'm caroline shively, fox two news coming up here. barrier vaccination rates are going up, plus a stern letter. from doctors in one california county. they're desperate plea for everyone to get vaccinated. plus she's accused of committing fraud after founding their nose and tomorrow. jury selection begins for elizabeth holmes trial in san are doing better than the ste as a whole when it comes to coronavirus vaccine statewide 80% of people aged 12 and older have had at least one dose and more than 65% are now fully vaccinated. only solano county is shy of the state's numbers at 74% with one dose and 61% fully vaccinated. marin county has the highest numbers in the bay area with more than 88% of qualified residents now fully vaccinated. in mendocino county, a group of doctors and medical providers today issued a public plea for people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus cases in the county are going up every day. there are now more than 6000 people sick with the corona virus there. out of a population of 84,000. the letter says th

shively fox news. coming up a woman who says prince andrew sexually assaulted her confronts him with the lawsuit still ahead. prosecutors in the u. s are now asking to speak with him and find out what may help bring ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. harassment has sued prince andrew, saying he's sexually assaulted her when she was 17 years old lawyers for virginia giuffre e filed that lawsuit in manhattan federal court today, according to the lawsuit, prince andrew abused you free on multiple occasions when she was under 18. the suit says that the prince forced her to have sex with him against her will at a home in london, where epstein was also present. the lawsuit also alleged that andrew sexually abused jew free on means private island in the u. s. virgin islands in late 2019, prince andrew told bbc newsnight that he never had sex with jew free, saying it didn't h

caroline shively has the story from washington. the flag of afghanistan lowered in kabul monday following a tense weekend helicopters racing to evacuate personnel from the u. s embassy and afghanistan's president fled the country. certainly when it comes to the world jihadist movement itself. this is their major victory. the fall of the afghan capital to taliban fighters coming more quickly, the u. s officials projected just 10 days after the group captured the first of the country's 34 prevention. capitals at kabul's international airport monday. chaos erupting as thousands of afghans work to escape sunday, secretary of state antony blinken work to defend president biden's decision to withdraw troops after nearly two decades in afghanistan. despite critics comparing the moment to the 1975 fall of saigon, effectively ending the vietnam war. this is not saigon. we went to afghanistan 20 years ago with one mission. and that mission was to deal with the folks who attacked us on 9 11, and we have succeeded in that mission in washington

caroline shively fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. new developments in the search for missing east bay runner just about an hour ago, investigators announced that they believe they have found the man's remains today at approximately 2 30 pm citizen volunteer was searching for philip critic in the area of the northern part of the pleasanton ridge open space ridge area. uh and that person located an individual to see. individual matching the description of philip krycek. the discovery comes more than three weeks after the man went missing back on july 10th. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. frank and julie are off tonight. we're also learning that discovery was made in an area that is not traveled by the public. ktvu sam burleigh was at the news conference this afternoon with police and she joins us now live with the latest. this developing story. amber alex were just outside the pleasanton police department where they made the announcement. it is obviously a very sad day for everyone involved crisis family,

caroline shively reporting live for us this afternoon. no, i have him on the team is gonna be a huge hole that yeah, we're not gonna be able to fill, but i know always remember him. tragedy strikes in east bay community students returned to classes days after the loss of a popular high school athlete. also breaking news san francisco emergency crews evaluating several people at the waterfront after a covid out. take on board. a cargo ship ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save half when you switch. just twenty-five bucks a month for one line of unlimited smartphone data. with 5g access included. plus get a free samsung galaxy five g with trade in. all on the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with the big five g upgrade. only at metro. the fire department right now is evalua

as caroline shively reports. there are now some questions, though about how the supreme court will respond after it ruled a change of policy could only happen through legislation. yeah this was the reaction on the capitol steps when news of the new federal eviction moratorium reached activists, including congresswoman cori bush, the missouri democrats spent three nights sleeping on the steps to protest the old band that ran out on saturday. today, she said, the work isn't over. i am just happy that people right now are not fearful that they'll end up with that eviction notice on their doors and that we have bought some time. the new ban on evictions lasts until october. 3rd the cdc issued it for counties with substantial and high levels of community transmission of covid 19, about 90% of americans now live in those areas. the center reports that mass evictions could increase the likelihood of new spikes in covid cases. republicans point out that the moratorium may be great for renters, but it is crushing some lan

caroline shively fox news joining us now for more on all of this is dr lauren right. she's a lecturer in politics at princeton university. thanks for joining us tonight. first of all, what are your thoughts on all of this back and forth, while it's a success for the white house, especially because biden was so personally invested and seeing this through, uh, you know, we've become so polarized and people's party id doesn't have a lot to do with policies sometimes, but what we do know is the public responds really, positively to bipartisanship and so progressives might not get anything they want out of this bill, but there is a public opinion boost that's worth it. how can senators vote this week on a 27 100 page bill that they just got on sunday? that's a lot of reading. it is a lot of reading, and there's certainly staffed up and i'm sure there are plans to have those pages gone through with a fine tooth comb. it's not all that uncommon in washington, especially for a package the size. they're to be thousands of pages, so they've they've done it before, and they can

shively is standing by live in new orleans and caroline is really looks bad out there right. now. hi there franken julie this is the worst we've seen it. we've been standing out here throughout the day taking the heavy wind the heavy rain but at points when those rain bands come through you can hardly stay on your feet i've actually been holding onto this jersey wall to stay upright. new orleans officials came out today and warn people the only thing you can do tonight is hunkered down because of the worst parts of this storm they will not be able to come and. save you. the gulf coast rocked sunday by 150 mile per hour winds. as hurricane ida came ashore as a category four. louisiana the state that is no stranger to hurricanes now bracing for one of its toughest test yet if you had to draw up the worst possible path for hurricane in louisiana it would be something very, very close to what we're seeing residents have been warned to shelter in place and stay off the roads as it could be a while before first responders are able to reach those who need help the storm growing in i

major roof damage fox news caroline shively tells us that tonight an estimated one million people are without power, including the entire city of new orleans. hurricane ida was so strong when it made landfall. it actually made the mississippi river flow in reverse right now, those winds are. still ripping through new orleans. the gulf coast rocked sunday by 150 mile per hour winds as hurricane ida came ashore as a category four. louisiana the state that is no stranger to hurricanes now bracing for one of its toughest test yet if you had to draw up. the worst possible path for hurricane in louisiana it would be something very, very close to what we're seeing residents have been warned to shelter in place and stay off the roads as it could be a while before first responders are able to reach those who need help the storm growing in intensity so quickly that new orleans had no time to organize a full evacuation those who have stuck around now have no choice but to ride it out we were slightly blood sided because we can't come out of him and just checking the weather it it sells use that

fox news caroline shively has more now from washington where the area was under another excessive heat watch this week. officials have issued an air quality alert for northwestern washington through saturday with temperatures over 100 smoke drifting in from nearby wildfires. it was so hard done no. my butter, melted all over the kitchen counter. how does stressing was that it's not just the butter melting on the west coast? the people feel like they're melting too many in portland, oregon, lined up to get in the pools. crazy line. i've ever and that was before they closed pools on thursday, too hot for life guards to work. we are asking folks to limit their outdoor exercise, including walking, running cycling, but this heat wave isn't just on the way. west coast steamy start out here on fox square, and that's not just going to be the case here going to be the case widespread in new york city, con edison asked all high rises to lower their electricity use by raising thermostats and turning off some elevators in washington, d. c. the heat index with several degrees over 100, but tourists

that will probably be more like years in washington, caroline shively, fox news stocks were mostly higher on wall street today, the dow gained 162 for another record close. the nasdaq fell 72 the. s and p also put another record in the books with a gain of four points. banks and industrial companies were among the sectors of the upside today, a miami condominium was evacuated overnight after officials deemed that building unsafe people living inside were caught off guard and left scrambling to grab their belongings and leave. work was reportedly being done on several corroded columns at the building last week, but city officials say that work was being done without a permit. and after inspecting the site, city building officials deemed the entire building unsafe until a until the shoring is put in place correctly and the repairs have done to those columns. the building cannot be rehab. it'd. the apartment has 130 units and was built back in 1973 officials also revealing the building failed its 40 year recertification back in july, more than 50 families were relocated to hotels paid for by

that will probably be more like years in washington, caroline shively fox news. san francisco is facing significant pushback on its vaccine requirement for city workers ahead at five the hundreds of letters from employees asking for an exemption. also health experts say vaccines are highly effective against covid. but now, new research shows one offers better protection than others against the delta. vary it details on that coming up and two weeks pay. parents are awarded millions after their son died in police custody coming up what makes this california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. exempted from a number of anti covid mandates, including vaccinations and mass squaring. ktvu is tom baker joins us now live from san francisco city hall with the details, tom, will consider this there about 35,000 people who work for the city and county of san francisco. the overwhelming majority totally vaccinated, but just under 2

let's bring in caroline shively who brings us the latest from louisiana. caroline, what's happening out there? >> reporter: just a about the last a 15 minutes, leo, we have seen conditions deteriorate. we are on the iconic canal street. we're in the middle of one of the worst rain bands we've seen so far. as you can see is, there are still a few people out on the streets, it is hard to keep your balance. there's a flag up there, just about ten minutes ago, the metal ripped off the bottom and landed where i'm standing, so things are getting pretty dangerous. the to stoplights have been out for a long time, but now it's dangling from the metal pole. on the opposite side of the street at the marriott, you see a dozen linemen, electrical workers who are stationed here. they have their bucket trucks ready to roll. they can only perform in 30 mile-per-hour winds or less. we are very far from that. the earliest they'll be able to get out and repair power is sometime tomorrow, we don't even know when. as of now, there are hundreds of thousands of people without po

caroline shively, fox news, san francisco international airport is reporting an increase in the number of foreign travelers who are getting covid vaccines at the airport just today, the airport said it has surpassed 30,000 vaccine doses administered at the clinic inside the international terminal, the airport says right now more foreign travelers are making the vaccination part of their visit to san francisco 80% of their new vaccine appointments are from non u. s. citizens so far, travelers from 58 countries have gotten the free single dose of johnson and johnson vaccine being offered at sfo. oh well, barrier weather a typical another typical summer day out there with shivering conditions, coast side and some hot temperatures inland. just not as hot as yesterday. so we have been advertising this cool down that pretty much is right on track. so little temperature journey this week. we cooled off a bit today will continue to cool off a little bit as we had in here thursday and then somewhat of a spike in the friday hot spots could be approaching the mid nineties by friday, and then temp