all this could have been solved if they maintain a single line from the beginning and handed out tickets then. >> tampers flair at a monkeypox vaccine clinic the reason and east baseball is under fire and the changes being made. thieves in one be area county targeting people with high-end watches. today in the bay is streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia. we have a lot to get to on this

thursday but we start with a look at the forecast. >> i don't know if you can see the supermoon coming through the clouds and the fog. i think it's at the top of the screen. you can't really see it this morning but as we look at this the you in san jose as you are heading out, a thin layer of clouds and fog but it's going to be a pleasant day. we are heading for the upper 70s. dublin, slightly warmer reaching 80 degrees 83 in napa well novato will see 84. the fog will linger near the coastline and we continue with cooler weather but we warm up in the inland valleys as we head through the weekend. i will watch that . mike you were also watching the dense fog advisory. >> i did check to watch to see that was valid. you can see the low clouds. chp had worn around midnight we

were losing sight of the span. we have cones restricting traffic low and that means we see slowing registered on the golden gate bridge. north of there, highway 1 off of 101, we did have that king tide affect a closure. they had to transition that closure until about 4:00. should be open now. we will check on smaller incidents coming up. this morning changes made at a free monkeypox vaccination clinic after hundreds waited in line come out some four hours for a dose of the vaccine. others paid to get inside and did not wait at all. cheryl hurd shows us what really happened at the clinic. >> i got here at 10:30 and it's now 7:00. >> reporter: one hour left before shots were done. things are orderly now but it wasn't

that way earlier. >> the issue with -- getting the vaccine are how long we waited it was the fact you created two lines after there was one line created. >> reporter: this video was shot when management started explaining why two lines were formed to get the free vaccine. >> we had several friends who were in line with 100 people behind us. they got here 2 1/2 hours after we did that were denied in this line. went to the paid online and got the vaccine before we did. >> reporter: some people in line say some people were given the option to pay for a day pass to skip the line. the general manager said that's not entirely true. >> we did send someone out to let them know there were two lines. we are not a clinic. we are a business so we have to have a line for customers who would like to come in. >> reporter: people who waited for over eight hours say that was not fair, especially when doses are trickling in to fight a dangerous virus.

>> this could have been solved if they maintained a single line from the beginning and handed out tickets. after handing out tickets said if you want to enjoy the facilities while you wait, then you can but they did not do that. >> trying to provide a service. you can't keep everyone happy. >> reporter: berkeley health officials tell us they have talked to steam works at the concerns and say the business has been clear about their commitment to offer the vaccine regardless of membership. city officials claim the issue stemmed from high demand they say they will be working with steamworks to make sure there is not an issue going forward. cheryl hurd, today in the bay >> testing for monkeypox is expanded. quest diagnostics is offering a pcr test that allows doctors to swap the patient and send the sample to a lab in l.a. the company said by the end of the month it will be able to

process 60,000 monkeypox tests per month. quested recommends anyone with a rash talk to the doctor. these are targeting people wearing high end rolex watches. in antioch one of three suspects have been detained believed to be involved in two robberies. one in walnut creek and another in danville. deputies say the recovered an illegal ar-style assault by her weapon during the arrest. >> these are crimes of opportunity where someone sees someone with a watch and will follow them or it could be something as simple as someone crossing the street and someone looks and sees a high valued watch and will forcibly take it from them. >> two suspects are juveniles and the third is an 18-year-old man. we hear from a man asking for a pardon from governor newsom he was brought her as a child refugee and served more than 25 years in prison for a felony and now they be departed. ian cull has details . >> reporter: phoeun you admits

he committed a horrible crime when he was a young man at 13 and long beach. he said he joined a gang for protection. at 20 he shot and killed a 17- year-old in retaliation for hurting a family member. for 25 years he was incarcerated and most recently at san quentin. a parole board deemed he was no longer a threat to society and should be released early but advocates for there in january on his release date when they say he was handed over to immigration and customs enforcement. he spoke with us by phone from a detention facility in bakersfield. >> so, that was the end. i knew there was another round of fighting to do. ruback the family fled genocide in cambodia when he was one year old. now 47, you said he's change becoming a journalist for san quentin news . linda crafton

got his degree and became a counselor and mentor but because he is a cambodian citizen and convicted of a violent crime, he can be deported. >> all i'm thinking about is, this is real. i'm not going to get to say goodbye to friends. i'm not going to get the chance to give back to my community. i'm not going to get to say goodbye to my parents in person. he expects to be deported any day now. >> i know my family have relatives there, but their complete strangers to me. i've never spoken to them. i don't know who they are. >> reporter: advocates implement the asian prisoner support committee are pushing for the governor to pardon you to stop his deportation asked him he should not be deported because he already served his time and being deported is basically another life sentence . >> reporter: were reached out to the governor's office for

comment. a spokesperson said information regarding pardon applications is confidential and were not able to discuss individual cases. the governor regards clemency as an important part of the criminal justice system and all applications received a thorough and careful review. ian cull , today in the bay. coming up on today in the bay comedy billion-dollar battery plant one tech company is set to build. and that's not the only deal in the works apple will be the sole broadcaster of one of america's favorite past times. america's favorite past times. the likeliness may happen. it

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good thursday morning. at 4:40 we take a live look at dublin. we are clear. clouds are moving by as temperatures start in the upper 50s. clouds clear out quickly. we have sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. we will look at that and the warmer we can forecast coming up . and a live look at oakland shows 880 the nimitz freeway moving smoothly. i am tracking a crash east over and alamo. more detail on that at first let's check the world of business with contests of. good morning, everyone. i'm contessa brewer. wall street is set to open deeply in the red. the dow jones futures are off more than 400 points this

morning and we have disappointing earnings from jp morgan chase and morgan stanley missing expectations when they reported this morning. the markets fell more than 100 points after consumer prices rose in june at the hottest annual pace since 1981 come up more than 900% and that has sparked concern that the federal reserve will act more aggressively to bring down inflation the fed next meeting is in two weeks. today we are watching for reports on jobless claims and producer prices. and earnings season just got underway with reports from big banks. panasonic has chosen kansas for the site of a $4 billion electric vehicle battery plant. panasonic is a major supplier for tesla. the governor of kansas calls the factory genius because it would create as many as 4000 direct jobs other battery makers have announced plans to launch manufacturing this year. lg is teaming up with general motors and michigan. fiat chrysler's parent and

samsung are planning a factory and indiana. watching those progressions . apple could be the frontliner to land the nfl sunday ticket package. pocket news reports the apple ceo tim cook met with nfl commissioner judge or goodell during the sun valley media conference last week but disney, amazon, and directv reportedly have made offers and sources say the price tag could be $3 billion a year. apple is currently streaming friday night baseball games on apple tv plus and will start airing major league soccer games next year. we wait with baited breath for who gets the football games. >> i can't just wait for football to start. i love football season. thank you. >> let's get through summer. this morning pg&e is under fire once again.

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good thursday morning to your pick a live look outside at downtown san jose waiting for the sun arrival. we don't have to wait for kari hall to arrive. she is here right now. >> and we are marveling at the moon because it so bright.

we do have the supermoon this morning and the clouds are shrouding it at times but maybe you have a clear view. as we take a live look at oakland we see the clouds moving by, and it will be a mild start to the day. we have been watching the air quality. it's been hazardous around parts of eastern contra costa county and for the smoke from the washburn fire moving through. we can see it waiting back-and- forth. a slight shift in the wind direction can push the smoke to the east are further to the north around tahoe. heads up if you're going there today or into the weekend. as far as temperatures this afternoon, we will reach into the mid-60s and half moon bay. the fog continues for much of the morning into early afternoon. while you head away from the fog, temperatures warm into the mid-80s in parts of the north bay pick santa rosa will reach 88. 88 in concord and 92 this afternoon in fairfield.

hotter this afternoon there and tomorrow reaching 93. compare that to the 77 in fremont and upper 70s in mountain view. on saturday if you have outdoor plans it will be warmer in inland valleys. morgan hill reaching 93 degrees with low 90s in santa rosa and is the heat expanding across the west and itwe. this high pressure is not going anywhere and it causes the air to sink. as it thinks it warms and gives us clear skies will keeping chances of storms away from the area. as we look at santa rosa, temperatures spike on saturday as we get less of an ocean breeze and we see it picking up again cooling temperatures offer early next week. portland areas we see highs reaching the upper 80s today and mid-90s on saturday.

it will be slightly lower on sunday but not by much. we feel real cooling by the middle of next week but not as much of a change in san francisco. king tides once again tomorrow morning at 12:31 and we have a crash and alamo. >> since it was first reported around 3:30 timeframe, southbound 680 just before the lavarnia exit in contra costa county. i'm concerned because a tanker is involved. some sort of tanker. waiting for more information from chp. this is blocked to keep people away from that as you travel south on the walnut creek interchange. no problems through the mays or highway 37. too early for early slowing. the crash registered at 880 at the alameda exit but no lanes blocked on 880 and no slowing in silicon valley. 4:49.

nearly 5 years after the wine country firestorm, nbc bay area has reviewed a review of the disaster that blames pg&e's failed fire strategy for putting that region at risk. critics say the findings make a strong case that pg&e executives let corporate bonuses and not safety guide decisions that cannot be firestorm tore through a quarter million acres destroying hundreds of homes and leaving 44 people dead. the new 500-page report lays the blame for nearly all of them at the feet of pg&e. the analysis commissioned by the public utilities commission concludes pg&e failed to flag any of the at risk powerlines that sparked 16 different fires and states pg&e prioritized keeping the power on in more urban areas at the expense of fortifying powerlines and rural areas where wildfires are a higher risk. one result was eugene executives earned bonuses for reducing the number of homes

that lost power. >> they knew that wildfires killed people, and yet they chose not to protect those people. but instead to keep the power on for customers in urban and suburban counties. >> pg&e did not respond directly to the findings but said it made improvements over the last five years by public power shut off and setting equipment to shut down automatically at the first sign of trouble. in a statement the utility told us, piccini is committed to keeping customers and hometowns say from catastrophic wildfires and we appreciate the thorough review . inflation is at a 40 year high and having an impact on those trying to make it in the bay as tom costello reports,

americans are scrambling to find ways to save on just about everything. >> reporter: good morning. you don't need economic stats to tell you what you see every day in the store. we are paying more for everything. food, groceries, gasoline, housing, healthcare, travel. you name it. the number was off the charts. 9.1% increase pick the biggest increase in inflation since 1981 and now the fed is under pressure to obtain the economy. it can only do one thing. raise interest rates. what your mortgage rates are not directly tied to what the fed does come they are influenced and therefore if you're in the market for a new house or a new loan, you may want to take that out as fast as you can to lock in the rate because rates are likely to move higher. coming up on the today show we will talk about how this affects real american everyday americans and families are pulling the plug on their vacation because it's getting

too expensive. that's coming up on today. >> dig deeper into the numbers on our website we have a look at how inflation is impacting the bay area. nbcbayarea.com or our app. the link to the story is on the front page. 4:52. home from the hospital and on the mend. we speak with a man who narrowly survived a shark attack near the monterey bay aquarium. happening now. when east bay city considering changing the limits on alcohol proceeds at restaurants to get restaurants a boost during the pandemic. in hayward restaurants have to limit alcohol sales to keep 40% of overall proceeds while 60% comes from food. city councilmembers looking to change the ratio to 50% the goal is to at goal is to at tr

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welcome back. a man attacked by a great white shark in pacific grove is out of the hospital. >> staff members at navidad hospital, steve bruemmer narrowly escaped death three weeks ago. a great white grabbed onto his leg. >> about 150 yards from being done at the beach when my thighs and abdomen, it grabbed me and pulled me up and dove me down in the water. got myself back to the surface and started yelling for help in two people, amy and paul on paddleboard's were coming in. dave veered over to me. one a nurse and one a policeman.

from the beach the broad two surfboards. the three of them in the bloody water got me up onto the surfboard and pulled me into the beach. heroes. how do you get in bloody water with maybe a shark circling and save a stranger? 40 minutes after the 911 call i got the 28 miles to the trauma center. they saved me. two days later they repaired my thighs so that one day i will be able to walk again. >> what a story. what heroes, as well. doctors say the shark came within a millimeter of severing a meter archery -- major artery. he will spend the next several weeks in rehab. did you see his shirt? shark attack survivor. 4:57. students look at help making it in the bay. east bay school offering free tuition. we have details on who qualifies ahead on today in the bay

as a heading out in vallejo, temperatures in the upper 50s with her breezy southwesterly wind and the sky will clear out quickly for a warmer afternoon. we will take a look at our microclimates coming up. and a live look at fremont. a little blurry. we need to work on the autofocus. hopefully your vision ears up cl hopefully your vision ears up cl

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this could have been solved at they maintained a single line from the beginning and handed out tickets right then. >> tempers flare at a monkeypox vaccine clinic the reason and east bay spot is under fire accused of making money off monkeypox shots and the actions president biden's administration is taking as cases across the country increase. and live report from washington on the actions leaders are considering to help you make it in the bay. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. good thursday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> tran4. and we have a big story on the east bay. >> the air quality has been bad. this fire causing problems and