but there's also san pablo avenue. you can see that it adds about another ten minutes for your drive. it's starting to build the volume, so we'll track that back to you. thanks, mike. a crowning the world's ugliest dog ahead on today in the bay. the contest underway this weekend in the north bay and the dogs that are getting gussied up, plus the high cost of a hamburger has fast food customers moving on up to b with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose levels. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us look at menlo park and what to expect. it's mainly cloudy and temperatures in the mid 50s. it's going to be a cool start to our day, but eventually clearing out and temperatures warming up by noon. we're in the upper 60s. beautiful day ahead here. the heating up in the valleys. we'll talk about the range and temperatures across the bay area coming up, and this map looks just fine. b

but there is a detour in place along san pablo avenue. if you can take highway 780 over to highway 680 back to highway for this accident is just east of highway four, so you can get through on highway four and then continue westbound on 80. >> thank you sue. time now is 514 firefighters in the north bay continuing to make progress on the point fire, which is burning just south of lake sonoma. it's now 70% contained. it's burned 1200 acres. and all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. residents returning home, though, might still experience power outages this morning, and containment is also improving. >> on the arrow fire in calaveras county. it's now at 58. crews say the fire is being driven by dry winds. there are evacuation orders still in place , but some people were allowed to return to their homes yesterday. the cause of the fire is still under investigation and the largest fire burning in the state right now is in colusa county, northeast of clear lake. >> so far, the cites fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. it's o

pablo avenue. some parents, though, say this is a major inconvenience. >> two schools that i have to do drop offs to in the morning and one's in south berkeley. and so now we have to go all the way to the end of north berkeley. >> the school district must now get state approval for a reconstruction plan. a summer concert series kicks off tomorrow in the south bay. find out which well-known act is getting the funds started. and then later tonight on the 10:00 news, a gunman opens fire at a grocery store in arkansas. what we're learning tonight from witnesses. plus, a man is safe this evening after going missing in the santa cruz mountains for five days. how first responders were able to track him down . those stor s d a ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. yes you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ this weekend. tomorrow, ecuador and venezuela will play in a soccer match as

the other funding focuses on improving the san pablo avenue bridge and creating 86 units of affordablehousing. >>> the governor has revealed the budget the next two years for our state in the face of a $56 billion deficit. part of the shortfall will be made up by taking 12 billion from the emergency fund with 16 billion in cuts to housing, education, and state prisons and even that doesn't come close to bridging the gap. still the plan will take 385 million more dollars from prisons. that's on top of previous cuts. it will take more than $1 billion gone from affordable housing programs, 5.5 billion for schools delayed. healthcare workers also took a hit, a raise to their minimum wage not happening until at least october. >>> people in san francisco will decide this november if cars should permanently be banned on the great highway to make way for an ocean front park. if passed, the park would stretch three miles from lincoln way to skyline boulevard. the great highway was closed off to cars during the pandemic. for the past two years the great highway was closed to traffic on the weeke

pablo avenue. the owner of savemart lucky food, maxx and value food grocery stores is being fined. 1.6 million dollars for violating state health and safety laws. the district attorneys of myr and solano and sonoma counties are part of this lawsuit. prosecutors say they found a recurring failure by the company to remove expired over-the-counter medications, baby food and infant formula beyond their use by dates since at least 2018, the da office's say consumers should be or should pay close attention to expiration dates. a fisherman's wharf businesses being shut down after they tried to bribe an undercover fbi agent. >> man and high paik o knicks lighthouse on taylor street charges filed last year alleged they tried to bribe an undercover fbi agent and a port employee to try to secure leases on to other vacant restaurant properties in the lucrative tourist area. the city employee notify their supervisor which led to the city alerting the authorities. and according to court documents, the couple is

part of it involves improvements to the san pablo avenue bridge. the rest will create 86 units of affordable housing. >>> taking a live look at the state capitol, there is a $56 billion deficit in california. the new budget partially closes that gap. part of the short fall will be made up by taking 12 billion out of the emergency fund with 16 billion in cuts to housing, education, and state prisons which still doesn't come close to bridging the deficit. the plan will heap another 385 million in cuts from prisons, more than 1 billion in funding taken from affordable housing programs, 5.5 billion for schools delayed. healthcare workers also took a hit, a raise to their minimum wage not happening until at least october. >>> there is more fallout tonight from the fbi raids at oakland mayor sheng thao's home thursday. the mayor hasn't been seen or said a word publicly since federal agents searched through her home. tonight some of her most outspoken critics are holding a rally demanding she speak out. kevin ko is live at oakland city hall where the rall

the fire broke out around 430 this afternoon in the area of montoya avenue and san pablo avenue. video posted on citizen app shows how just just how thick the smoke was. no injuries were reported, but several residents have been displaced from their homes. the red cross is helping them find an alternative place to go. cal fire shared video from its fire hawk chopper. the agency says it's working on a large scale night aerial firefighting exercise, so they're better prepared during fire season. during this training, pilots and crew members will simulate real world scenarios involving water drops, navigation, communication, and more. cal fire says this exercise will help them attack fires when they're least active. an earthquakd some people in northern sonoma county today. the magnitude.5 quake hit at 1234 this afternoon, about four miles from the geyserst geyserville. earthquakes in that area are common, the usgs says it's a tectonically active region of northern california. traveling and expenses can add some extra stress for patients being treated for cancer. how one developer i

pablo avenue.e school were crumbling and the building was red tagged. the district also announced the campus will be closed for at least the next 2 school years. a temporary home will be the berkeley adult school. and now the first tropical storm of the season is impacting some gulf coast states right now. tropical storm alberto formed this morning. it's creating some storm surges. water has flooded some of the coastal towns on the texas coast. louisiana could also get some similar damage. the storm is also packing some strong winds that could cause some damage inland. northern mexico also be impacted by the storm. there is the potential for life-threatening mudslides there. kyle is tracking alberto for us right now. has a look at for strikes. first, tropical storm of the season out there. do it is huge. this storm going to take you kind of zoomed in here off the coast of mexico. you can see. >> where the center of the circulation is. but the field of rain and wind that this thing is throwing all t

shell mount san pablo avenue is also an option for you. a major surface street. outside of that, the rest of the east bay, the rest of the bay looks pretty light back to you. let's hope it stays that way. yeah, that's right, you never know. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area response. when you're moving you have to protect your stuff and yourself. i'm consumer investigato chrris eight important points for dealing with a mover one. do not accept a verbal estimate. uncle sam says movers must give written estimates. two do not sign a document with empty boxes or blanks. the dates should be definite. three take time to understand the movers liability to you for losses and damage. take a day to literally weigh your options for uncle sam says give your mover a list of high value items. anything worth more than 100 bucks per pound. think expensive clothes or china five. uncle sam says you have a right to be present when the movers weigh your stuff. six confirm how you'll pay. ideally, stand your ground to pay with a credit card. seven. we've seen horror sto

as we talked about, the slowest to recover is san pablo avenue because we had just started to see a lot of traffic build up on that major surface street getting off the carquinez bridge. everything's better out of vallejo all the way through hercules, and then just slowing actually coming out of rodeo and pushing down into richmond. not really a major factor anymore for the rest of the bay. shows that friday lighter commute. the south bay never really showed that first slowing for 101. we'll track it back to you all right. thanks, mike. well, this morning we are still waiting for a comment from oakland mayor sheng thao. this is after federal agents searched her home yesterday. now, this all unfolded as breaking news right here on nbc bay area. yesterday morning, the fbi not yet saying what may have prompted that search or what agents were looking for. but we do know that it was one of four locations where agents executed those search warrants so far, the mayor's office not commenting, instead referring all questions to the fbi. this comes as a recall effort against her takes shape. our

so we're crossing san pablo avenue and the process can take time, which is why this walking tour we went this neighborhood means so much now. we've had our eyes on this for a little while, and doing thanks to a line item budget secured by state senator nancy skinner, saint mary's can go house hunting. >> like i said, it has another unit in the back. it may be too. >> oh, okay. so that's helpful. so we'll have to take a look at that. multiple units is helpful with $2 million to spend. >> the goal is to find and build something similar to what they call presentation house. >> it's nine rooms shared baths shared kitchen. several of the seniors you talked to today have stayed at presentation house for up to two years, while they were seeking permanent housing. it makes an enormous difference. and that's what transitional housing is. it's not it's not permanent, but it's a place to stay, a room with a door that closes a little privacy, a good night's sleep and a chance to get your documentation together, your income verification together, a room with a door, a safe space. >> it's like you hav

this is west of san pablo avenue just past the pomona street exit the right lanes exit ramp are being blocked. this started just after 09:00am in traffic backup as extended all the way to highway 4. the fire is currently contained to the big rig and has not spread to any surrounding vegetation. no one has been hurt. the big rig is filled with trash and fire crews are working on removing the debris from the burning trailer. chp advisory motorists to expect delays use alternate routes and avoid the area. there was no estimated time to reopen the road. in oakland, firefighters working fast to contain a warehouse fire. 70 firefighters responded last night to the fire at 24th and wood streets near 8.80, coming off the bay bridge. the warehouse is a roofing supply company. heavy smoke could be seen swirling out of the building earlier this morning. officials say crews kept the flames from spreading. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire under investigation. a somber day for the oakland fire department. a firefighter attending the firefighter summer games in san diego has died. his death is

pablo avenue.e red tagged. the district also announced the campus will be closed for at least the next 2 school years. a temporary home will be the berkeley adult school. now to an update a story brought you yesterday during kron for news of 3, the richmond city council did approve a measure to put on the november ballot that would increase the taxes on the chevron refinery. this ballot measure is called the polluters pay initiative that would create a new tax on oil refining within the city. supporters of the measure claim the tax could generate 60 to 90 million dollars every year that could be used to pay for environmental cleanup and health services. for its part, chevron says they already are the largest taxpayer and employer in richmond and added that this measure could make it difficult for them to modernize their refining industry and also that invest back into the community. all right. let's talk about our forecast. a live look outside again at that marine layer, how it's going to track it

this is west of san pablo avenue just past the pomona street exit, the right lanes at exit ramp are blocked. this started just after 09:00am, but traffic backup has extended all the way to highway 4. the fire is currently contained to the big rig and has not spread to any surrounding vegetation. no one has been hurt. the big rig is filled with trash and fire crews are working on removing that debris from the burning trailer. chp now advising motorists to expect delays use alternate routes and avoid the area. there was no estimated time to reopen this roadway. the principle in american canyon high school has been charged for failing to report an alleged child molestation incident that happened earlier this year in april. pe teacher brad role was arrested after being accused of sexually abusing a student. according to the napa district attorneys office principal and rudolph was notified of a suspected relationship between a student and roll and still to report the information in a timely manner to either law enforcement or child welfare services. gauff now faces 6 months in prison as well as

students at longfellow middle school will be moving out to berkeley adult school on san pablo avenue.gineers have red tagged the longfellow campus because the main academic building is at risk of collapsing. district officials now have to get state approval on a reconstruction plan. >> still ahead tonight, an unfortunate end to the season for a bay area basketball star. the injury that will keep cameron brink off the court and out of the olympics. >> a better set up for firefighters today. but things turn around and heat up again as we head into the weekend with some fire weather watches in the valley already. i'll sparks were playing the connecticut sun, the stanford alum appeared to slip while driving to the basket. this was in the first quarter and then she had trouble putting weight on her left leg and had to be carried to the locker room. brink had started every game this season for the sparks, averaging eight points, five boards and two blocks. the injury also means she will not play in the upcoming summer games in paris, where she was set to start in the women's three by three

you start to build just as soon as you're the even hercules there all the way into oakland, san pablot alternate for you. bay bridge around 20 minutes and down from 25, senate will bridge that has gone up. 32 minutes now 8.80 to 101 over east bay, the hayward, this a little busy 61 right along 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park to 80 82 that are options for you. at least at this time are 8 games. back to you. >> thanks a lot. ryan has 7.47. and mayor london breed announced as the city is facing a budget deficit of 780 million dollars. >> over 2 years. yeah, she's attempting to close that gap with some cuts in her new budget proposal, but it could impact local nonprofits conference. lezla gooden takes a closer look. >> a coalition of dozens of community labor and nonprofit organi ations says mayor london breed's latest budget proposal will not help the city move forward and said the proposal outreach and community based contracts would receive less funding. budget cut to eye program. it's 100% cut. >> we have 100% cut to leadership development over district 11. alliance we have 100% to our fa

this is west of san pablo avenue just past the pomona street exit, the right lanes and exit ramp are being blocked. traffic backup has extended all the way back to highway 4. the fire is now contained to the big break and has not spread to any surrounding vegetation. no one was hurt. the big break is filled with trash and fire crews are working on removing that debris from the burning trailer. chp advising motorists right now to expect delays, use alternate routes and to please avoid this area. there is no estimated time yet for when that roadway will reopen. in oakland, firefighters working fast to contain a warehouse fire. 70 firefighters responded last night to the blaze at 24th and wood streets near 80 coming off the bay bridge. the warehouse is a roofing supply company can see that fire burning there. heavy smoke could be seen swirling out of the building earlier this morning. officials say crews kept the flames from spreading. no one was hurt and the cause of this fire is under investigation. in napa county, fire crews were able to fully contain a vegetation fire in a went off

the fire broke out around 430 saturday afternoon in the area of montoya avenue and san pablo avenue.es. the red cross is helping the people who are affected find an alternate place to stay. >> cue the music. we are fresh off our second zip trip this week. saratoga, the south bay city has a rich history. it was founded back in the mid 1800s, so i took to the streets to find out just how much the local saratoga fans really know about their city. saratoga high school was founded in 1959, and they have had some heavy hitters graduate from here, including a three time academy award winning director who's still directing today. who might that be? >> the godfather guy. the godfather guy? >> who would that be, you know, francis coppola, francis coppola ? no, no. >> spike lee, spike lee. you're right. yeah >> what's the guy in kamal? >> did he live up here? kamal. clint eastwood. yeah, yeah, he lived in kamal. yeah, he. >> clint grew up in oakland. spielberg. no. no, no. >> maybe maybe maybe. spielberg. are you gonna go with it? sure. >> she's correct. >> come on. we know. we know. his initia

longfellow middle school will move to the berkeley adult school on san pablo avenue. structural engineers red-tagged the longfellow campus because the main academic building is in danger of collapsing, the school district must now get state approval for a reconstruction plan. the chance for willie mays, the great willie mays, clearly on the minds of everyone at the giants historic game at rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, last night. fans chanted willie's name, and the giants and saint louis cardinals wore uniforms with a 24 patch on each of the jerseys for willie's number. the giants lost, but the final score certainly didn't take away from the emotions of a very special game. recognizing the contributions of willie mays and the leagues ktvu. greg lee has been there all week at rickwood field and gives us a behind the scenes look inside rickwood field, the oldest ballpark in america. >> the longtime home of the birmingham black barons and where 17 year old willie mays began his professional career. the baseball world paid tribute to the leagues and honored the s

pablo avenue.longfellow campus because the main academic building is at risk of collapsing. school district officials now have to get approval from the state on a reconstruction plan. >> time is 610, and right now we do see traffic conditions lighter. today is juneteenth. it's a federal holiday, and it does look like some people do indeed have the day off. we know federal workers do, and maybe more people. there is some traffic here at the richmond bridge, but it's lighter than usual. maybe it will stay this way. we'll see. this is a look at interstate 80 westbound coming up to the macarthur maze. and that looks good. we don't have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. so again, we'll see. i think the federal holiday definitely is going to make it lighter for people to drive around the bay area. we have some slowing at the altamont pass. look, highway four does not have a lot of slowing yet, which is unusual. we'll take it. thank you very much. at 611, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal,

so across san pablo avenue and the process can take time, which is why this walking tour we went on inhis neighborhood means so much now. we've had our eyes on this for a little while, and doing thanks to a line item budget secured by state senator nancy skinner, saint mary's can go house hunting. >> and like i said, it has another unit in the back. it may be two. >> oh, okay. so that's helpful. so we'll have to take a look at that. multiple units is helpful with $2 million to spend. >> the goal is to find and build something similar to what they call presentation house. >> it's nine rooms shared baths shared kitchen. several of the seniors you talked to today have stayed at presentation house for up to two years. while they were seeking permanent housing. it makes an enormous difference, and that's what transitional housing is. it's not it's not permanent. but it's a place to stay. a room with a door that closes, a little privacy, a good night's sleep and a chance to get your documentation together. your income verification together, a room with a door, a safe space. >> it's like you

pablo dam road to ashby avenue.l but two left lanes are blocked. drew. >> hey there. gloria will take to the tam cam this morning a live look outside. we have sunshine above the clouds right now, but we don't see that sunshine in full force. just yet. in many cities, one of our coolest mornings out there in the 50s, we are below average today for today's coolest day of the week. look at that, most of us several degrees below our typical highs this time of the year. so looking at highs today, most of us in the 60s and 70s, reggie, thanks for streaming us on the abc seven bay area app. >> abc seven at seven continues. everybody else is watching gma >> you need new replacement windows, but you just not sure if they're in the budget this year right i'm brian gary here with ted kunz from renewable by andersen. and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable. >> well first brian you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first. or another way to make them affordable

and officers ended up arresting the man. 65 year-old chester victor, from the unincorporated san pabloion area. another person was being held at the front desk and then he approached the front counter, rang the bell several times. and then within seconds, he look at this grab. the staff members and went right through the window. the worker was able to break free and then ran over to the main hallway of a police building got help and officers came over and arrested. victor. and faces an attempted murder charge now of for shooting at san jose police officers and then jumping out of his own second-story window. none of the officers was hurt or hit. but take a look. this was around 4.30, sunday morning in this area of delaware avenue and morton way, police responded. they found a 52 year-old man named anthony handy, throwing things out of the window of the home. they tried to talk to him. he ended up barricaded himself inside. and then they said he fired shots in their direction. and ended up in the end jumping out of the second story window. he was taken to the hospital for his injuries a