representing her. >> our tom vacar joining us now live here in the studio with the latest on all of these developments. >> tom gets curiouser and curiouser after too many days of silence. oakland's beleaguered mayor came out swinging. oakland mayor shang tao delivered a speech full of defiance, anger, emotion and blame. she took no questions on her attorney's advice. >> i have done nothing wrong. i am confident that i will not be charged with a crime because i am innocent. my role as your mayor continues the federal raid and the furor it caused. >> her household is top of her mind. she directly accused the media of fanning the flames and bending the facts. >> i want to know how the tv cameras knew to show up on my sleepy residential street so early in the morning to capture footage of the raid she's prepared for legal warfare. i want to know what probable cause the fbi has. what evidence have

they collected that justifies raiding the home of a city? >> mayor tao talked about her enemies. >> i want to know more about the handful of billionaires from san francisco and from piedmont who are #### bent on running me out of office. we now have an active recall campaign that is a waste of time and public resources. >> it obviously wears on her. >> i was born poor in america, and that teaches you a lot about the world from day one. feeling the injustice in every bone in your body, knowing if you cry out and demand for answers, you will do nothing but cement the judgment they have rooted deep in their mind. >> she said she commiserates with oaklanders who've suffered similar indignities. >> and no matter how hard you strive and push and fight and stay positive and that you don't give up because you believe in yourself and you know what? you have to offer this world that you just cannot catch a break.

>> the battle is on. >> i will not be bullied and i will not be disparaged, and i will not be threatened out of this office. nothing is going to distract me from building on the progress we have made in the last 18 months, and it is that progress or lack thereof, that is, that the root of the recall itself. >> and as we told you, shantel's defense lawyer, tony brass, who was her official attorney last friday, texted me that he was withdrawn as her lawyer tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, i mean, she was so emotional today. tom, where do we go from here in all of this? >> well, it's kind of a wait and see thing now because the papers that have been taken from the various places that they raided are being gone through, and then they will find out whether or not there are connections for whatever it is that they are looking for. and they don't always tell you whether or not you are a target of an investigation. they sometimes do, they sometimes don't. but once they take a look at something, then they may have something else to say. at this

point, she is in the court of law, innocent until proven guilty. but as i said friday in the court of public opinion, well, that's a whole different standard. >> yeah. and tom, you mentioned the changes in her representation. i want to read now a statement that we got from oakland mayor shengtao. thank you, tom, on the shakeup in her legal counsel. it reads, quote, i appreciate tony brass for providing me with initial legal guidance. he helped me better understand the investigation and my legal options. over the weekend, i obtained new legal counsel and thanked mr. brass for his counsel. i will share the name of my new counsel once agreements are finalized. >> and at that news conference today, the mayor of oakland, also for the very first time, addressed last week's mass shooting in lake merritt. >> i am sickened by this senseless acts of violence, and i want every oaklander to know that we will work hard to ensure that those responsible are held accountable. my heart goes out to all of those who are battling injuries. their families and our

whole city. >> thousands of people were celebrating juneteenth at the lake on wednesday night, when dozens of shots were fired around 830 in the evening. 15 people were hurt. so far, no arrests have been made. the mass shooting, along with the fbi raids, comes as the city of oakland already faces several difficult questions, from looming budget deficits to businesses closing. tonight we are taking a closer look at how the mayor will handle these concerns while facing potential legal trouble of her own. that story coming up tonight on ktvu news at six. and if you want to watch the mayor's entire news conference, by the way, where she defended her innocence, you can find that video on our website at ktvu.com. >> well, the group backing the recall of mayor tao held its own news conference this morning, calling on the mayor to resign. organizers with the oakland united to recall shengtao gathered at frank ogawa plaza as the mayor was speaking to the media. at one point, they chanted come out now! as they addressed allegations that wealthy people and groups from outside oakland are driving the

recall, including san francisco tech billionaire ron conway. >> we've not said that all of the donuts come from oakland in fact, you saw we made public our top donors. two of them are the conway's. so we have not said that everybody everybody knows that the conway's are and they're not oaklanders, but they do they do donate and contribute here. >> yes. the group said that on june 30th, they will release their own their next fundraising report, recall organizer say the mayor should be focusing on critical issues facing the city, such as public safety and the budget. >> another blow to the hegenberger corridor in the city of oakland. hilton is closing its airport location. that hotel opened up 56 years ago and will be closing its doors on august 28th. no official reason was given for the closure. city leaders have been pushing for months now to reduce crime in this area. the company telling ktvu in a statement hilton employees may be transferred to different locations. the port of oakland is blaming larger

post-pandemic trends that are still affecting the hospitality business. >> a man is in custody after barricading themselves inside a san jose motel for hours. police say the call came in about 930 this morning of a man armed with a gun at the caravelle inn and suites there at north first and east rosemary streets. officers swarmed the building and tried to negotiate with the suspect. around 130 this afternoon, police announced the suspect had surrendered and was taken into custody. a gun was recovered at the scene. well. san jose police turning to social media to help their investigators find and catch some of their most wanted fugitives. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live now in san jose with more on that story for us. jesse >> heather, good evening to you, san jose. police already use social media such as the x platform to inform the public when their officers are working the case. now they're going to use social media to help them find wanted fugitives. >> this really is just kind of a

new platform that we really need to find outstanding, dangerous and violent criminals, that we have identified but are still outstanding. >> san jose police announcing today their homicide unit has created a wanted fugitive page on instagram and on facebook. the goal is to increase awareness about the most dangerous felons who are wanted for past homicides and other crimes, and have yet to be caught. some of the criminals have left the united states and are trying to avoid the law by laying low elsewhere. pictures and information are being posted to the pages and updated as need be. >> the social media pages, both instagram and facebook will update with photos and descriptions of people that were still looking for, and hopefully that will bring new leads and tips for us. >> it gives you, first of all, the potential of a global audience, but more important, a place where any consumer locally can go look at the pictures and if they've seen the person go ahead and turn them in. somebody out there knows these people,

and they can go on facebook or instagram and see exactly what they look like. >> pages are operating now. just go to the san jose police website and search most wanted. that will give you a link to either instagram or facebook. you can take a look and see if you recognize anyone who's wanted, and then you can tip off police. we're live outside san jose police headquarters this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. heather, back up to you in oakland. >> yeah. and i'm guessing they'll they'll see how well the rollout is and then decide whether they want to keep updating, adding more suspects to those pages. >> i'm sure they will. heather i mean, this is not necessarily new, new technology. i mean, you know, that the fbi and other law enforcement uses the same thing, puts it out on social media. so san jose is going to try the same thing. >> okay. we'll see if it does in fact bear some results. hopefully it will, really appreciate it. jesse gary there in san jose. >> thank you. also in the south bay, homicide investigators in san jose have released new photos in connection to a deadly shooting. police say they are looking for joseph jojo martinez. he is wanted in a

shooting on may ninth at a homeless encampment near mclaughlin avenue and interstate 280. martinez is five three, 115 pounds with a teardrop tattoo on his face. investigators say they're also still trying to identify the victim. they released a photo of a trident tattoo on his right arm. he is described as a man in his early 30s, six feet tall, 140 pounds. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact san jose police. >> a man wanted for murder has now been brought back here to the bay area to face charges. myron berrier was booked into the santa clara county jail back on friday, one month after the u.s. marshals service arrested him in greensboro, north carolina. barrier is accused of shooting and killing a woman in the area of north fourth street and east saint john street. this was in san jose back on april 26th. her identity has not been released yet. police say the motive and circumstances surrounding that shooting remain under investigation. >> tonight we are learning more about a deadly shooting in the city of richmond. it happened at the bella vista apartments on

richmond parkway. this was 1130 last night when police arrived on scene. they found two victims who had been shot. one was pronounced dead at the scene. the second was transported to a trauma center and is listed at last check in critical condition. no arrests have been made and anyone with information about this case is also asked to contact police. >> a new at five tonight. firefighters joining health care workers today to protest the closure of regional medical center's trauma center in san jose, the group says closing the trauma center will force patients in east san jose to seek life saving procedures at hospitals that are farther away. they say this will particularly impact heart attack and stroke patients where minutes matter. the california department of public health has so far refused to step in and stop the closure. now the california nurses association, along with the firefighters union, is calling on the hospital's owner, hospital corporation of america, to reconsider. it is very important that the hospital corporation of america knows that we are dead serious.

>> we are not going to go away. we will continue to show up until our community gets the justice it deserves. >> regional medical center has said it's downsizing due to lower demand. it says it will continue stabilizing patients at the hospital and then transferring them to other facilities should they need more care. that closure is scheduled for august 12th. >> across the country, people are marking two years since the united states supreme court overturned roe v wade. a demonstration outside the high court called for gender equality and rallied against the 2022 decision, which stripped constitutional protection for abortion access. since then, 14 states have criminalized most abortion, with another 17 states banning abortions beginning at 6 to 16 weeks of pregnancy. more than a dozen states have laws in place, though, that protect the right to abortion. three states, including california, codified the right to abortion in their

state constitutions. congresswoman nancy pelosi talked about the week of action democrats are taking in washington, d.c, including a push to protect the right to contraception. pelosi says it's an issue of personal and financial freedom. she also called out house republicans for their stance on reproductive rights for women having the right to contraception. >> eight republicans voted yes, 195 republicans voted no, 195 republicans this year. i mean, within this time frame, i'm not talking about 30 years ago. i'm talking about the here and now. >> democrats have made abortion a key issue of this year's election season. >> well, the supreme court justices still have yet to rule on another abortion related case this session. it has to do with whether doctors and states with restrictive abortion laws can be forced under federal law, to perform the procedure in a medical emergency. now, the high

court has until this friday to issue decisions and other high profile cases as well, including whether local governments can clear homeless encampments if there is no shelter available and whether former president donald trump can still claim presidential immunity. >> still ahead tonight in unforgettable ride for the wrong reasons, the new video of the moment, the oldest roller coaster at the santa cruz boardwalk, became stuck. >> plus, at 530, a three year old boy praised for his quick thinking how firefighters say he helped to stop a home from burning. >> and we had a few light sprinkles from these clouds out in the san jose area. >> we'll take a look at what you can expect. there's an opportunity for that again tomorrow and some heat as well. we'll see you back here. >> these famous but aging donkeys are getting some much needed help from the community. wel explain. coming p

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tons of avocados overturned right there on 101 northbound in san mateo. it happened around 4:00 this morning, and the three left lanes were blocked, causing major delays. chp officers helped to remove boxes of avocados from the scene there. all lanes reopened shortly before 10:00. >> the stonestown galleria shopping mall in san francisco has lost another longtime tenant . the mcdonald's, located there at stonestown, closed its doors yesterday. according to the chronicle, the franchisee owner blamed higher rent and the new, higher minimum wage for fast food workers for this closure. the new wage law, which requires most fast food workers be paid $20 an hour, took effect back in april. the owner says most of his employees transferred to

another location that mcdonald's at stonestown has been there since the early 1990s. new at five a famous but aging donkey is getting an outpouring of support for his medical care and that of his two pasture mates was really getting very expensive. >> but ktvu and ruben explains, they just got a big boost from the city council and from fans around the world. >> this palo alto pasture is home to an aging celebrity. if you look closely, you might recognize him. perry was the model for donkey in the movie shrek. >> it actually is pretty amazing how much of this donkey they got into that character. >> but as perry grows older, his list of ailments also grows. in fact, he and his friends buddy in april are racking up the medical bills. it's just expensive to keep them up, even if they're healthy. >> and so we're we're dealing with these these ailments and getting them treated. >> that falls to the community. the barron park donkeys are cared for by a team of 30

volunteers, and they just caught a lucky break thanks to the palo alto city council. >> whatever money we made, up to 10,000 they would match. >> so the fundraising began in earnest, and that's when another lucky thing happened. perry had his big 30th birthday bash, which drew national attention. >> money started coming in from all over the country, at least 15 states, at least five countries. >> the volunteers couldn't believe it when the matching period ended, they had far exceeded their goal, raising more than $27,000. with a city funds added, they'll top 37,000, and the outpouring? >> i'm going to get choked up again about just hearing all these angels coming out of nowhere. >> he likes you, mattie. >> many of them wrote notes about how much the donkeys meant to them. >> we feel very fortunate. it's much more than just animals. it's the connection. >> there have been donkeys here since the 1950s. perry, buddy and april are just the latest. they're practically city mascots

, and they greet dozens of families each day and something that everybody in palo alto is pretty proud of. >> i think that they're here and that we can come see them. >> i think it's amazing when a community can come together and give these guys a good rescue life, to live out their days and be comfortable and loved. i think it's amazing. >> there are still some donkey donations trickling in, but volunteers expect the money raised should cover the cost of care for the whole year in palo alto and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> well, after a beautiful weekend to start the summer season, it was a wet afternoon in santa clara county. this is video release from the city of san jose. we also got reports into the newsroom of rain coming down in gilroy. with that, we check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. nice to see you. a couple drops out there. yeah, i would love my yard. >> could use a couple of drops. sure. yeah. oh my gosh, i would love for that to happen to me. there are showers out there mostly to the south and to the east. this is a dying storm. tropical moisture coming up from

the south. and it's highly unstable. it's mainly impacting the southland. and then right now, the southern part of the sierra nevada down by bear valley, up to bear valley and south down towards mammoth. here, here is how it looks. live outside. beautiful shot. you know the sunset, especially from the south bay is going to be money tonight. that's high level moisture, right. there's a lot of moisture up there but there's a lot of dry air below it. so when you hear about dry lightning, which is a possibility early tonight and then again tomorrow, that's what they're talking about. you know, the potential for lightning is there. but the rain, whatever rain falls, is going to most likely evaporate is that at least that's the plan. it's elevated moisture. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. the next couple of days or the next 24 hours. that moisture sticks around a little bit. i can show you the current radar. it's on the visible. and what you'll see is this area here. i'll back it up a little bit. i'll put it on a six hour. we'll go to three hours. i'll back it up and you'll see that rain shower here . we're going backwards right. so see san jose right now. that's probably about the time the video came in about 256

right there. so that yellow and that's what happens. it comes off the hills. and this is extremely unstable moisture. and you can see up in the foothills what that's accomplishing. it's dropping some pretty significant rain in showers and thundershowers and lightning and thunder as well. so that goes on again tomorrow. that swath of moisture stays pretty much to the south. but it's a real possibility that we could see something late tonight or early tomorrow or tomorrow afternoon. temperatures are warm again today. they will be pretty warm tomorrow, but generally a milder pattern. just a little bit. we'll be back with a full forecast in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. bill well, new video tonight of a ride being evacuated at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. this video, posted to tiktok, shows the giant dipper stopped with people getting off of the roller coaster mid ride. now this happened yesterday after officials say a guest experienced a medical emergency there at the ride's loading station. some of the customers who were on the ride had to walk down the coaster's wooden structure. no injuries were reported and that ride has since

reopened. san francisco and bart getting ready for the big san francisco pride parade this coming weekend. >> the parade starts at 1030 sunday morning and goes all the way down market street. bart said today that it is going to offer what it calls the most robust service ever. this is video from last year's parade. bart says everyone should ride with pride to get to and from the parade. on sunday, the transit agency will have more lines running with trains every five minutes through downtown. the parade goers should expect very crowded trains, very crowded stations. bart handled more than 140,000 trips during last year's parade, the busiest sunday since the start of the pandemic. >> well, still ahead tonight. stuck in space how issues with boeing's starliner spacecraft preventing two astronauts now from c ing home

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charges against the planemaker. they claim that boeing violated a settlement from 2021 that protected the company from being criminally prosecuted over two fatal plane crashes that ended up killing hundreds of people. boeing allegedly broke that agreement by failing to create and enforce a program that would detect fraud violations and didn't continue compliance practices. the justice department has until july 7th to bring charges. >> right now, two astronauts are stuck on the international space station, all thanks to some trouble with boeing's starliner capsule. as fox's connor hansen

reports, this is not the only issue facing those astronauts. >> two astronauts were planning to come back to earth about a week ago, but they could be staying on the international space station until july. while they wait, experts at nasa are looking into some helium leaks and testing the thrusters on their boeing starliner spacecraft, but they are small leaks. >> there are about 1/100 of what they can be tolerated. >> the launch tends to be very violent. lots of g's of acceleration, lots of vibration going on, and that usually causes something to not work perfectly. and in this case, the helium leaks, the failed valve and the five reaction thrusters were the big things that didn't work right. >> nasa astronauts sunny williams and butch wilmore launched from cape canaveral on june 5th. the flight was meant to test boeing's starliner, so it could be used regularly to send crews to space. before the starliner launched, it was delayed twice for technical

issues, including a small helium leak. >> this is the first, crewed mission of the starliner, and you have to get the kinks out. >> it's certainly safer for them to run these tests now before it undocks and needs to come back through the very harsh ride through the atmosphere. >> all this while boeing is under fire for unrelated technical issues with its commercial airplanes. it's ceo was grilled by lawmakers just last week. >> boeing, i think it's too big to fail, but it's not too big to be mediocre. >> for now, nasa says the astronauts have plenty of supplies and are in good spirits. in new york, connor hansen ktvu, fox two news. >> next here at 530 tonight, san francisco firefighters say this three year old boy is a hero. how his quick thinking saved the day and how other children can follow his lead. >> also doing donuts out there on the bay bridge. what lawmakers say needs to change right now. in response to another massive weekend sideshow

and counting down to the first presidential debate of the election season, how president biden and former president trump are taking different steps to prepare for this high stakes matchup

from burning down. yeah. little luca spotted the flames at his neighbor's home and knew just what to do. our joey horton talking with the neighborhood

hero and joins us now live. joey, quite the little fella. >> yeah, yeah, that's great to hear. yeah. big man on campus at pre-k. you know, he's just three years old, loves playing with his toy fire trucks. knew exactly what to do in an emergency. firefighters say his quick thinking saved the day. and it's an example for other kids to follow. san francisco firefighters arrived to an apartment fire around 1:00 sunday afternoon on 35th avenue in the outer richmond. flames on the balcony visible from across the street, where an observant little boy would spot them through his front window. >> it was like day. >> three year old luca sekula knew exactly what to do. >> mom and dad. call 911. >> luca stunned parents urgently followed his directions. >> i couldn't believe it and i thought, i just am so glad, he said something because i couldn't imagine any worse damage. if that thing just continued to burn.

>> thanks to luca's quick thinking, firefighters soon arrived and managed to stop the flames from spreading beyond the balcony. >> a firefighters came and put that out with a fire hose and a ladder was up there and there was a ladder truck there, just like this one. >> it's a real life situation he's pretended to handle countless times and keep everybody safe. he has a fleet of fire engines and a collection of helmets that he loves to share with visitors, but it's this pop up book they're trying to save the family, where he learned exactly what to do in an emergency. >> ever since he can kind of waddle around the neighborhood. he's he loves firefighters. it's pretty amazing. yeah, he's our hero. >> and the fire department hopes other kids will follow his lead. >> remind your children it's okay to report an emergency, and

it's okay to let people know that fire, police, medical services need to be summoned. >> luca knows how to dial 911 and wants to help more than just his neighbors. >> in the future, i'd be a firefighter when i grow up. >> well, the fire department says that the fire they believe was caused by a cigaret that was left unattended. guys. >> he says he wants to be a firefighter. you keep doing the math. i think you have to be 19 to apply, 20 at appointment. so he'll be there before you know it. what? what about the damage to the actual building or the apartment? >> we did talk to the guy who lives at that apartment. he didn't want to talk on camera, but he said it was isolated to the balcony. thanks to this little kid quickly calling 911 or telling the parents to. and no one was hurt in this case. >> but the fact that three years old that he recognized there was an emergency and the need for parents to make that call is really something. yeah, i'm sure the fire chief already got a spot for him there. his name is on the list. all right. thanks,

joey. appreciate it. well, contra costa county has opened a designated space for children and adolescents experiencing psychiatric emergencies. it's called the youth stabilization unit, and it will serve children ages 6 to 17 who are considered a danger to themselves or others. for the first 24 hours of a diagnosed psychiatric emergency, this unit can help up to eight minors at a time. it's located at 25 allen street, right next to the miller well wellness center. there in martinez. >> residents in union city are vowing to fight a proposal to approve a third cannabis dispensary for the city, a plan for the embark dispensary to open a third location at the cherrywood shopping center was rejected last year. the new proposed location is on alvarado-niles road in a former auto repair shop right across the street from the purple lotus temple. neighbors say they're concerned about the impact after recent armed robberies at the city's other two dispensaries. they do plan to voice their opinion at tomorrow's city council meeting, where lawmakers

are expected to make a final decision while the chp is investigating the latest big weekend sideshow here in the bay area, this one taking place right there on the bay bridge, you can hear all the tires screeching and revving and the engines revving. >> it was wild. >> this was the chaotic scene. shortly after 2:00 sunday morning, drivers performing dangerous stunts. he took over the eastern span of the bridge, coming dangerously close to a crowd of spectators while fireworks went off overhead. so far, there have been no reports of any injuries or arrests. we talked with state senator scott wiener of san francisco, who says the attitude towards sideshows needs to change. >> we're clearly understaffed, both with chp and local law enforcement, and that needs to change, because, again, people should not be able to get away with this and those cars should be impounded, there has to be a consequence for engaging in this kind of destructive, behavior.

>> sideshow participants typically outnumber the responding officers, with authorities relying on license plate readers to help identify suspects. >> new at five major record labels are suing two ai music generators for copy infringement. the recording industry association of america announced the lawsuits just today, which accuses the company tsuno and uteo for exploiting the recorded works of big name artists. sony, umg recordings and warner records are among the labels that are suing sonno ai ceo dismissed the allegation, saying his company's technology does not regurgitate preexisting content. a new lawsuit seeks to block louisiana's new law that requires that ten commandments be displayed in every public school. the legislation, which was signed last week, requires all public k through 12 classrooms and state funded universities to display a poster sized version of the ten commandments in the classroom. supporters say the measure is not just about religion, but the commandments. historical

significance. opponents argue that the law is a violation of separation of church and state, and that the display will isolate students, especially those who are not christian. >> well, just ahead of this week's presidential election debate, new national polls are out and they show the race is tightening. the latest fox news poll has president biden ahead of former president trump by just two points. president biden has been at camp david with at least 16 aides helping him prepare for the debate. trump has been on the campaign trail asking his supporters if he should be, quote, tough and nasty or nice and calm during the debate. >> we'll see a very energized president biden, i can assure you of that, because he understands what is at stake for the american people. >> i think we're all anxious to see which joe biden is going to show up. >> trump has confirmed that the person he'll select as his vice presidential running mate will be at the debate, but he says that person does not yet know that they are in fact, his pick. he won't make the official

announcement until the republican convention coming up next month. all right. ha! in hawaii at 545 tonight, the surfing community there on the island of oahu mourning the death of a well-known lifeguard after he was mauled by a shark. >> but first, a pro-palestinian protest right outside a southern california synagogue turns into an all out brawl. the latest on the violent clash that president biden is calling anti-semitic just straight my nose. >> and i fell to the floor. i got hit many times on my head top. >> i got kicked ov

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three years since that condo building collapsed, there, killing 98 people. families of those lost when the chaplain towers south building fell were joined by first responders. the names of the 98 victims were read aloud. an investigation revealed that the building had structural integrity issues, including faulty support columns in a tenant garage as well as pool deck. >> president biden is condemning the actions of protesters right outside a los angeles synagogue. police say what started as a pro-palestine demonstration quickly turned violent. videos on social media show both protest and supporters of israel

shoving and grabbing each other outside the synagogue in a predominantly jewish neighborhood. the violence eventually spilled into the street, shutting down traffic. police say one person was arrested for possessing a, quote, spiked post. a rabbi at the synagogue says he feels police could have acted sooner. >> that violence stopped right away, that the people who were shooting may have been arrested right away. i think we would have prevented the bigger violence. >> this is a synagogue like i'm here this morning to pray to my god, not to advocate for my personal political beliefs. >> los angeles mayor karen bass ordered extra security around the synagogue today. the mayor, along with governor newsom and president biden, all issued statements calling the protesters actions dangerous and anti-semitic. >> the israeli defense minister arrived in washington today hoping to increase the flow of military aid to israel and to shore up american support for what is becoming an increasingly unpopular war. the main focus of

today's talks will be the fighting inside gaza and growing tensions along the israel-lebanon border. >> the united states is our most important and our most central ally, and our ties are crucial and perhaps more important than ever at this time, heavy fighting is still being reported in southern gaza, despite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's claim that major combat operations are winding down there. >> a pause in the fighting became even less likely after netanyahu rejected the us backed cease fire proposal, saying only that he would be willing to stop the israeli fense. long enough to facilitate a hostage exchange. and then after that, the fight against hamas would resume all right. >> it could be the end of an era for the warriors up next, where the teens talks with klay thompson, stand as the younger of the splash brothers is now just days away from free agency and a few scattered showers down in san jose. >> that's possible again tonight

and tomorrow. we'll look into that. temperatures pretty warm again today, just like yesterday. how long does the heat hang around and what's up with the fog?

more. now, nearly three months after crashing into part of the francis scott key bridge, the ship moved under its own power to norfolk, virginia, for additional repairs and to remove the remaining debris from the collapse that happened back on

march 26th. authorities say the ship lost power before striking one of the bridge's support columns. the crash killed six construction workers who were up there on the bridge. and investigation by the fbi and ntsb is still ongoing. >> a shark attack in hawaii has claimed the life of a well-known surfer and lifeguard. authorities say tamayo perry was attacked yesterday afternoon right off the north shore of oahu. lifeguards brought his body back to shore, where he was pronounced dead. the 49 year old was also in an actor, appearing in the fourth installment of the pirates of the caribbean franchise, as well as tv shows including hawaii five zero. perry was well known to the community, which is now mourning his death. >> it's just a tragic loss and as kirk just said, tamayo is a legendary waterman and highly respected, grew up right over here and, you know, just a great member of our ocean safety team. >> shark warnings were posted. now in the area following that attack.

>> all righty. taking a look at our weather around here, we had a few showers out in san jose. we showed you some video of that earlier in the newscast. you'll see it again at 6:00. pretty interesting. a little bit of cell activity or subtropical moisture moving through the area. this is live picture showing you kind of what's left out there. most of this moisture is further south. this will of visible satellite and radar depiction. and you can see over here by livermore, we've got a cell that just is popping off out by tracy. a few scattered showers still most of it now up into the foothills or in the hills. and again, this this pattern, if i can pull out all the way, i can't really see that much. but that swath of some tropical moisture, which kind of lines like this is kind of just going to linger around through tomorrow as well and push more clouds over the area where there'll be a chance again for a few scattered showers, maybe even some elevated dry lightning . so we'll keep an eye on that for you. chances are you won't see anything, but somebody could write. it's one of those real hit or miss kinds of patterns there right now. temperatures

where they are about where they were yesterday, maybe a little cooler around the bay. well, it's 1 degrees cooler in concord, 11 degrees cooler in san carlos. so that's more than a little cooler. the travel forecast through the microclimate shows the low 60s out of the beaches. fog is going to be a thing the next couple of days. certainly as you would expect in summer. and it is summer, but you'll find your temperatures doing what they do once you get over the east bay hills, out in the livermore valley, out towards mount diablo, you're into the upper 80s, low 90s, and it's going to kind of hover. the temperatures are going to be upper 80s, low 90s pretty much through the week and towards the weekend. what do we got? well, you can see that some tropical moisture. so it kind of filtering up and it's coming up. that's a dying tropical storm which you've read about in the news that is producing this. as the showers move through the area and mainly now around bishop and mammoth lakes. but again, lightning strikes, fires always a concern. the model tomorrow morning. there it is. there's that there's that moisture and then it kind of kicks it out. so tomorrow morning tonight tonight

early tomorrow morning maybe something. and then you see the fog footprint indicating a cooler pattern or a mild pattern or a typical pattern for this time of year. in other words, there's nothing extreme except for the showers. i mean, that's kind of extreme for us, right? and then you see tomorrow's forecast specifically, the clouds waft through, maybe a sprinkle from that fog at the coast and temperature footprint like that. so fire danger always high. the air quality always something to think about. but there's nothing really looming out there other than that. some tropical moisture that throw a little fly into the ointment. the forecast highs tomorrow, almost like they were today. and then five day forecast. and you will notice a little bit of humidity as well with this moisture because again it's coming from a tropical storm. the forecast there it is for the next couple of days. i see you back here in a little bit at six. we'll upgrade the forecast okay. >> thank you so much bill. appreciate it. all right. the nhl draft is just days away. and the san jose sharks, who have the very first pick this year, are talking about what they're trying to add to the team.

sharks general manager mike greer held a news conference today. he wouldn't comment on who the team's first pick in the draft will be. however, it is expected to be canadian macklin celebrini. he attends boston university and is considered a generational player. his dad is warriors vp of player health and performance rick celebrini. greer says the sharks will be looking to add players who can be flexible, score and compete. >> got to add some, keep looking to add some character and compete to the group, you know, we do need some scoring, on the wings most likely. and maybe, you know, maybe some center, some center help to take some some pressure off of, you know, granny and will and stuff like that. >> the nhl draft is set for friday and saturday in las vegas at the sphere. >> the golden state warriors, hoping to improve the team in this week's nba draft. the draft will take place during two nights. round one is on wednesday, but the warriors actually don't have a pick until

the second round, so unless they make a move, they will only be drafting a player with the 52nd overall pick. and tonight, still no agreement between the warriors and klay thompson. multiple outlets, including espn and the athletic reporting the negotiations for a new contract have gone nowhere. thompson turned down a two year, $48 million extension from the warriors last off season. he cannot officially negotiate with other teams until the free agency period begins on sunday, but today, warriors gm mike dunleavy said the warriors do want to resign klay thompson and the warriors are going to be losing a member of their coaching staff this summer, according to espn. warriors assistant coach kenny atkinson will be the next head coach of the cleveland cavaliers. atkinson was previously the head coach of the brooklyn nets from 2016 to 2020. he joined the warriors in 2021 and was part of the coaching staff for the warriors nba championship that season. >> well, actor and comedian marlon wayans is coming here to

the bay area fresh off of his hilarious and heartfelt new stand up special. in his amazon special, good grief, wayans takes on the heartache of losing both of his parents. last hour at four, he talked with us about how he found joy in the pain of his loss by honoring his parents lives through laughter. >> why am i going to pay a therapist $250 an hour when i to talk my nonsense, when i could talk my nonsense on a stage and let these people pay 50 bucks to come see me, that works much better because the audience actually has better opinions than therapists. >> wayans said that he will be bringing some brand new material to his show in san jose. he will appear for five shows friday, saturday and sunday nights at the san jose improv. >> cupertino based apple once again accused of creating an illegal monopoly. up next, how the tech giant is responding to its latest lawsuit from across the atlantic. and then coming up tonight at six, i have no information there was going to be a press conference today

until i had members of the press calling me, asking me if i was going to be there, oakland mayor shang tao's now former attorney, speaking to us about withdrawing as her legal counsel tells approach to her legal challenges that brass says he found inconsistent with his own and the controversies surrounding the mayor of oakland comes as the city does face a number of challenges tonight. the mayor's supporters and critics all weigh in on if she can

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then men with a common obesity related heart disease, a new study found. the drug led to higher weight loss in women with a condition known as heart failure, with preserved ejection fraction. researchers conducted two trials on about 1100 patients, both male and female. the data showed women lost an average of 9.6% of their weight, while men lost about 7.2% of body weight, while on wegovy. >> the european union is following in the footsteps of the justice department, accusing apple now of illegally stifling its competition. fox's tonya powers reports. apple is the first company to be charged

under europe's new anti-monopoly law. >> for the second time in less than a year, apple is facing a major antitrust lawsuit. this time, it's coming from europe. regulators accusing the tech giant of imposing unfair restrictions on app developers, making apple the first company charged under the recently passed digital markets act, which gives european lawmakers broad authority to rein in big tech when it gets too big. >> app gatekeepers. basically, developers should be able to steer consumers to alternative offers cheaper options outside of the app store. >> the main issue is the way in which apple allegedly limits how companies communicate with customers about content not available through apple. the eu says that amounts to unfair stifling of the competition, and if they rule against the company , fines could reach into the billions. >> apple will now have the possibility to analyze and assess this documentation provided by the commission. if our preliminary findings and

concerns are confirmed, then we could go to fines. >> but apple is rejecting those allegations, claiming its products are designed to maximize the customer experience and writing in part, quote. throughout the past several months, apple has made a number of changes to comply with the dma. we are confident our plan complies with the law. >> you can buy any of the products that you want. no one's making you buy apple products. >> the justice department filed a similar lawsuit against apple back in march, accusing the company of anti-competitive behavior when it comes to app developers. in new york, tanya jay powers, ktvu, fox two news. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> defiant and undeterred, oakland mayor shengtao speaks on camera for the first time since the fbi raided her home four days ago. she alleges the fbi,

her political opponents and the media are working in tandem against her. >> i want to know why. the day following the qualification of a recall election funded by some of the richest people in the bay area, seemed like the right day to execute a warrant. i want to know how the tv cameras knew to show up on my sleepy residential street so early in the morning to capture footage of the raid. >> mayor shengtao is maintaining her innocence and says she has not been charged with a crime. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. >> the mayor defended her record today, strongly criticized the law enforcement raid of her home, the recall attempt against her, and left the room without taking any questions from the media. ktvu tom vacar begins our coverage tonight. >> oakland mayor xiang tao delivered a speech full of defiance, anger, emotion and blame. she took no questions on her attorney's advice. >> i have done nothing wrong. i am confident