and the impact it might have on many people trying to make it. this is "today in the bay" streaming online . good tuesday morning to you. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> and i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. the california oak fire has scorched 70,000 acres near yosemite national park. at least 10 homes are destroyed and some with their entire property destroyed along with 3000 forced to leave their homes. 2000 crewmembers are battling the fire, which is 16% contained. in a few moments we will go to the front line. >> for now we want to check in with meteorologist vianey arana. the dry conditions are really

making the situation challenging . >> that creates fuel for the fire. if it is dry, windy, and hot, those are the three main factors at play. if we look right now at the current conditions, it is about 70's degree is. through the afternoon wind and 1:00 look up quickly the temperatures go up into the 80s at 85 degrees and this is when we start to see the breezy winds in up. because of the low humidity it is fueling the fire but it doesn't help when it comes to the impact. the air quality advisory was extended until today and you still look at the hazy sky through parts of the east bay

inland and also the northbay. keep an eye on that . we are keeping an eye on the impact at the surface and right now the air quality remains moderate but you definitely want to check out the bay area air quality management district and you can check out your local spot at www.nbcbayarea.com to learn the numbers in your area. back to you . >> thank you so much, vianey. san francisco right now is not able to keep up with the demand when it comes to monkeypox vaccines as a result, the doors will be closed once again this morning. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live. what are the options right now for a vaccine ? >> reporter: is still have certain options. one of the interesting things but i want to talk about first is how wastewater data is being used

to examine the spread of monkeypox here in the bay area . this will be important when we talk about vaccine allotment and how health officials can spot an outbreak going back to that, stanford is looking at wastewater data to estimate the actual number of people with monkeypox and the communities that they are monitoring. it is a faster way to track community spread. this was used with covid-19 and it is now being used with monkeypox. testing, treatment, and vaccines continue to be limited in san francisco. the city cannot keep up with demand. today the clinic at san francisco general is closing its doors because they are out of supply. a statement said san francisco has not been informed by the federal government of the monkeypox vaccine allotment for this week or when it will arrive today only 7800 doses

have been allotted, of which 262 doses were donated from san mateo county and there is other places giving out the vaccine. berkeley is providing vaccines through the steamworks baths on fourth street. experts remind people to check with your local public health departments because vaccine supply does vary county to county. people are looking to stay ahead of the spread of monkeypox . >> always so interesting to see the wastewater testing. thank you so much, ginger. making it in the bay is not expected to get easier because new economic numbers released could give clues as

to whether or not the country is already in recession. we already pay more for rent, food, clothing, and gas. second-quarter gdp numbers come out thursday, signaling the economy shrink. that is typically a warning sign of recession. present vidant and janet yellen are both downplaying fears and say it is not imminent. >> we are not going into a recession. the unemployment rate is the lowest in history. >> this is not an economy that is in recession, but we are at a period of transition in which growth is slowing. that is necessary and appropriate. >> the fed is expected to raise interest rates to tame inflation. the hikes have already entitled 1.5% percentage points this

year. this is the the fire that is underway in yosemite national park . firefighters are hoping to make even more progress fighting the oak fire. the winds have died down, but temperatures remain very high. >> miguel almaguer is is looking at the latest. some families have already lost everything. >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus. this place was incinerated in a manner of minutes. this is california's largest fire this season. 17,000 acres and it will probably get close to 20,000 acres by the end of the day. the fire is still on the move today. it is moving deeper into the sierra nevada mountains and likely toward two

burn scars, where it will probably run out of fuel. firefighters think they might be able to contain this boys by the weekend. they have a long fight ahead of them but today we expect temperatures to be in the mid- 90s. winds can always be a factor. the fire is burning toward an area that has burned before. as you mentioned as well, for these families who have lost so much, they might never be able to rebuild. these mountain communities love to be in this area, but it is so so excitable to water fires. >> they saw the fire burning in the park and they probably thought that they were safe. >> thank you so much, miguel. also happening today, a larger reward will be announced to track down the killers up in oakland food delivery driver. video shows the moment patrick fung was shot and killed as he sat in his car. this was on the

13th avenue in little saigon. there is a $12,000 reward for information leading to arrest. they plan to add more money as well. plans to clear a northbay homeless encampment are suddenly on hold. teams were supposed to ask everyone today to leave the encampment near the trail between santa rosa and a judge granted a temporary injunction ordering a new hearing, which is tomorrow. plus take a live look in san francisco this morning. >> that is nice. you can see half of the building. >> all right. let's get a look at the forecast today.

clearly we know what the conditions are in san francisco this morning, vianey . >> we have a pretty active radar that we have been talking about the monsoon moisture since the weekend. it managed to push its way into our area. you can see the activity the parts of antioch and concord with the lightning strikes near sacramento as well. if you have seen any lightning strikes, which is what is now and be safe. the threat of lightning continues because we are very dry. as far as the temperatures go for today, we are in the 50s in san francisco. there will be sunshine and climbing into the mid-60s and now we will look at the gas prices with mike inoye . >> gas prices have declined 41 days in a row and they are $0.72 lower than they were . i

hear that this might change soon. our friends at gas buddy. in half moon bay gas is $5.34 and in san francisco it is $5.19 and in hayward it will be the costco on hathaway avenue where it is $5.15 . looking out to the roadways, and it is a great drive right now in the south bay. the slowing has cleared up toward the airport and we saw some slowing in and toward mountain view as well. highway 37 and the bay bridge is maybe even a little light for tuesday. the metering lights are on. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. not giving up without a fight . animal rights activists protest a plan to eliminate 100 geese . the reason it is

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in san jose it is 58 degrees . we are going to get some really nice clearing into the afternoon. we stop the threat to see isolated thunderstorms. i will tell you coming up in the full forecast. there is a little bit of breaks have been just before you get to the toll bridge. the metering lights have been on and we still see some slowing on the incline as well. we will show you coming up. >> good morning. happy tuesday to you. markets might suffer today after walmart had bad news for

investors. this is really good news for us. they have had to lower prices to drive down inventory. rarely do we hear about prices going down. alphabet, the parent company of google reports it's profits after the bell. good news if you have student loans. loan managers have been instructed not to contact people who owe money about the upcoming return of payments. student loan payments were suspended during the pandemic. they're supposed to return in a few weeks, but something is up. many hope that washington would just forgive student loans. tesla filed papers yesterday indicating the company is in negotiations with the federal government over accusations of racism at his factory in fremont. the filing said the feds came

to the conclusions in an earlier investigation in california that things are bad at the factory . the state employment board said that black workers are subjected to racial slurs and are discriminated against in job assignments, discipline , pay, and promotion. tesla denies accusations. we just sent out a new episode of our podcast sandy hill road. it is a new interview with sheila patel who surprised her dad to say they would move to asia. >> my father was an immigrant from india and i remember when i took the bigger role in singapore and he said i cannot believe i worked this hard to get to america for you just to go back to asia. >> you can find the podcast. it

is like, wait a minute. i worked really hard to get us here. >> i always liked old houses and he was a why are you living in this house? >> there the best, though. >> he said i worked hard so you can live somewhere nice. >> i said this is nice. look at the price tag. >> thank you so much, scott. this morning something else to smile about is the mega millions that is now hitting the fourth-largest jackpot ever in u.s. history. and is tonight. it is the mega millions drawing. the jackpot is at $810 million at least.

it could be more. the last time it got this high even people who do not normally play are coming in to try to catch a piece of this pie. >> i would probably stop working, i think. >> may be buy a home in san jose which would cost about $700 million, so that would be good. >> it is $700 million for a starter home. >> if you choose the cash option, it is only about $300 million . >> that is because you have to go to the rich people tax bracket. >> i want to be like the rich people who do not pay the taxes. good luck to everybody. >> those things come up at our house. check this one out. the founder of raising cane's just but 50,000 mega millions

tickets and plans to share any winnings with his 50,000 employees. this could include some in the first bay area location. >> i thought he was just going to give them out. a good businessman i guess. >> speaking of that, i had my first raising cane's last week. okay . it was good. the chicken was moist and the sauce was good . abt zaxby's, almost identical for the sauce. it is good . >> i did have it when i used to live in el paso. i thought it was good to go.

let's get to the weather. we have a lot to get through. san jose right now has the cloud cover. i do want to get to satellite radar because it is a really interesting start to our tuesday without the moisture was going to go up through the sierra, but if i zoomed is and closer, take a look at this. it is showing scattered showers at activity rate in through the interior central valley where there is still going to be enough instability where we could see this popping up through the afternoon. if you see a lightning strike, hopefully you are capturing it safely. 59 degrees right now and we will take a look at the temperature trend that we will be in the 60s and the marine layer has been hanging out for most of the midmorning. by the afternoon in san jose, we go

from the 50s right now into the 70s by 12:00 or 1:00 and we are talking about the oak fire as well. we have temperatures in the 70s with the humidity falling. what that is going to do this we will be monitoring the wind speeds because this could easily spread the fire and we heard a report earlier from miguel . it is going to continue to send the smoke into our area. the air quality advisory was extended through today. green and yellow means moderate and we will now get a look at your roads with mike inoye. >> thank you so much, vianey. the metering lights were turned on and it is a gradual build here. it has been 20 minutes since the lights were turned on .

slowing from the toll plaza up the incline. it should make it smoother with 37 on interstate 80 the richmond and the same thing at 580 . it was a little slow after a traffic break and almost 1/2 hour as you travel out of brentwood down towards 580. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area response . bay," nbc bay area response . >> some family rents are when i make decisions

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this morning tenants and some apartment complexes are worried about the rent increases next week. >> chris chmura went looking for what kind of protections are under the state rent cap. >> reporter: good morning. the rent cap law caps increases over a 12 month period but these tenants childers notices from their landlord with increases of 30%. they tell us they do not know how they will make those payments. >> some of my friends have plans to move.

>> reporter: how can a landlord raise the rent 30% when there is a statewide 10% cap? there is exceptions for affordable housing . what are options to fight back? tonight at 11:00, we will look into all of that. it is a story that we think all renters need to see picture your stories at www.nbcbayarea.com or call us at 888-996-tips . i will join you again tonight at 11:00. >> thank you so much, chris. animal rights activists are not giving up this morning. this is against foster city's plan to kill 100 geese. the city so the birds are causing problems. dozens of protesters made their voices heard yesterday. the city said the geese droppings at parks and waterways have really created a health risk.

city leaders say that they have exhausted nonlethal options and voted to get the permit to kill up to 100 of them. the plan is not sitting well with protesters. some say they see the perspective of the city. >> it is sad. i can never be a hunter or a fisherman, but they are filthy and they are dirty. it is not good but we have to think a little bit about the humans too. >> the city said they do not have a signed agreement to kill the geese yet. it is not clear when the action would take place. the top stories we are covering for you include an update on the wildfire burning at yosemite national park and the impact you might feel at home. there is air quality advisory extended in the bay area because of the fire. the eps you can st

right now at 6:30, air quality concerns as smoke from the fire near yosemite national park fills the sky. there is an extended health advisory. amazon take over. the merger san francisco healthcare workers plan to rally against today and amazon's response. a new pain for some trying

to make it in the bay. the exploding number of foreclosures and what experts say about the impact on real estate values . this is "today in the bay". we are streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv , and online. thank you so much for joining us on this terrific tuesday. i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i am marcus washington. you want to tell you the latest on the wildfire burning near yosemite national park. this morning containment is 16%. >> at least 15 homes have been damaged or destroyed. hundreds of people right now are waiting to see what happens next. all of the smoke is impacting bay area air quality that we have team coverage for you this morning with meteorologist vianey arana tracking the conditions

redell with an update on the smoke advisory . >> reporter: good morning to you. the bay area air quality management district have extended this air quality advisory through tomorrow because of concerns of smoke from the oak fire that is burning in mariposa county. because of recent wildfires, california has some of the worst air quality in the country. according to the institute at the university of chicago come in 2020, 19 california counties ranked in the top 20 for the most polluted counties nationwide. none here in the bay area. they were in the sierra foothills and california central valley. the pollution levels exceed both national and international standards. on the left side of your screen, it is a satellite photo

from friday. the right side is from yesterday. you can see the difference with the smoke traveling north in the sierra nevada. law enforcement and firefighters have told hundreds of people in the path of the oak fire to evacuate firefighters from oakland and fremont have joined the fight. and francisco sent 52 firefighters and alameda county fire sent a team of 10. bay area agencies say do not worry that there will not be enough to cover if there is trouble here at home. >> fire stations are all fully staffed. we are looking for firefighters and everything. we are still dealing with covid- 19 and fatigue . >> reporter: yesterday many of

these bay area firefighters can expect to be at the oak fire two weeks. if you want to check the air quality in your neighborhood, we have a link on our website at www.nbcbayarea.com. reporting here in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay" . >> thank you so much, bob. we will check in with meteorologist vianey arana . >> with a small change in the wind, can change the direction where the wind is blowing. i want to take you near this area because unfortunately they have actually been favorable when it comes to aiding the fire. that has been dry and hot. right now it is at 78 degrees. if i fast-forward this we are going to be hitting the upper 80s and the low 90s with the winds blowing at 15 miles per hour. the good news is it looks like the direction of the wind is helping this time around. it could blow the smoke up

through the north bay and the east bay. it is between good and moderate and in the interiors where you start to see the red and the purple as well. first we have to check in with mike inoye and the road. >> slower speeds here. toward morgan hill it is a typical pattern on 101 . silicon valley will see another burst of traffic coming in with the slower flow. nothing dramatic. over here we are looking at the arrows as well. we do have a crash on the southbound 242 out of concord. the metering lights are on and it is still here at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. firefighters are still not saying if they know what caused

a house fire last night in antioch first responders arrived at 8:00 last night. the home is on serpentine drive . they believe it started in the garage one man died at the scene along with three of his dogs. a second person made it out safely. today in san francisco one medical healthcare workers will rally against the amazon plan to take over the company. amazon announced a plan to buy out the one medical parent company and one medical has 200 offices . workers are calling for one medical shareholders to reject the plan, going so far as to say that it could compromise the private after data of members. nothing about this transaction changes the obligation to comply with hipaa and laws and regulations. >> a painful reality for more

and more families struggling to make it in the bay, foreclosures. the number of foreclosures this year is up 90% in the bay area . it is more than 1700 homes. some of this has to do with the expiring of pandemic related protections. one real estate agent told us right now there is no need to panic. >> alice to get to a point where they start adding to the inventory and created a collective inventory, i do not see it playing a big pa of foreclosures is still below that of 2019 and not enough to lower bay area home prices. let's take a live look at san jose. it is the sun coming up. it is going to be a wonderful

warm forecast for this afternoon. >> we will see the 80s once again looking at the hazy sky and also an active satellite radar but we did have a bit of a disturbance. it is pushing in shower activity but we have seen reports of a couple lightning strikes and just a little better rain coming down the rain is not going to necessarily push through and bring us a real chance of accumulation, but there is a threat of isolated thunderstorms with a chance of blinding for the first half of our day. as you guys know, we have a lot of dry brush. 59 degrees right now in san francisco. if you take a look at your temperature trend, we will look into the upper 70s and down through the south bay. how are the roads? >> we are looking at a couple new crashes one is when we will

follow to let you know if you have any problems there. we are looking at a slower drive here. caltrans has asked folks around the project to lower the speeds by 10 miles per hour. watch for those posted speed limits. eastbound at 80 they continue at the gilman street over crossing and this right lane will remain closed have seen a slower drive away from the bay bridge up in toward the alameda area. over here it is the same time yesterday for the a's and hopefully the same result. we won yesterday. the game is at 6:40 . back to you. >> a win is always good . >> thank you so much, mike. a $1 million settlement for a former police chief who is getting paid out after once being fired. coming up here on "today in the

bay," the decision made by the city that once employed her and her message to others. strong statements from the president supported the police but we will take you out to the big board this morning. stocks are lower. it is actually good news for you . a exclusive with a palo alto teenager who set a new record ceiling the atlantic alone. how he pulled it off, even though he just started taking sailing lessons and we will tell you what his parents had to say . and how i

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it is 6:42 right now. it is a live look in san jose and 58 degrees that we are waking up this morning to some interesting weather. we have rain pushing into the sarah, bringing lightning activity as well to some parts of the bay. >> and we have your traffic heading over toward san rafael bridge. it is typical timing heading in toward the north bay and we will show you how extensive that is.

>> thank you so much, mike. oakland leaders are expected to approve a $1.5 million settlement with her former police chief procurement remember in 2020 commissioners voted to fire chief anne kirkpatrick without cause. she sued the city, claiming that she was fired because she blew the whistle on corruption within the commission. a jury agreed. the settlement announced yesterday covers one year of the salary of chief anne kirkpatrick and the city denies wrongdoing. here is what the former chief said in a statement. i hope that the agreement in my favor is a signal to all who are witnesses to misconduct, especially those in law enforcement. tough talk from the president about donald trump's behavior on january 6. >> scott mcgrew, president biden was speaking to a group of law enforcement officers .

>> one officer died the next day and two officers took their own lives a few days after and here is president biden, who is still in isolation and is speaking remotely. >> we saw what happened. the capitol police and d.c. metropolitan police were attacked and assaulted before our very eyes, speared, sprayed, stomped on. lives were lost. for three hours, the defeated former president of the united states wash it all happen as he sat in the comfort of the private dining room next to the oval office. face to face with the mob that believed the

lies of the former president. >> reporter: congress will be on recess shortly, so one of the exhibits that were sent out shows what ivanka trump said is donald trump's handwriting . this includes crossed out a line that reads, i wanted to be clear you don't represent me. the house select committee said the most recent hearing was going to be the last hearing, but now people want to come forward as witnesses so they will present again in september and have also issued two new subpoenas to former aides to vice president mike pence. marc short is also confirmed to abc that he testified to the georgia criminal grand jury . lester holt will interview

attorney general merrick garland tonight on "nightly news." the russians have agreed to abandon the agreement with the international space station starting in 2024 of international corporation but this seems to be over with the russian invasion of ukraine but we are watching everything in washington and talking about it on social media. on twitter you can find me @scottmcgrew. >> thank you so much, scott. pope francis will lead a public mass in canada . this morning church services will likely be the longest public appearance by pope francis during this trip and the visit comes as he tries to do with his own health issues and

questions about all of that which are also restricting public appearances and it is designed with short morning and evening events. the san jose sharks will introduce a new head coach later this morning. they have signed david quinn. his most recent head coach gig was for the new york rangers . also the new agent mike cryer will lead the conference. we are hoping for a super bowl title. they kicked of training camp in santa clara and the team has a lot of questions to answer, including will trey lance be ready ? be

first preseason game takes place august 12. this is when the 49ers host to the packers. do you have your tickets ? >> i do not. but i do want to go. >> if you have an extra one, let me know. a bay area teenager just created the nightmare of my dreams as a mother. >> he just became the youngest person to cross the atlantic solo and he probably did whatever he wanted to do without his parents. yesterday cal currier reunited with his family in portugal and he had just started taking sailing lessons this year . >> the brainstorming process for what i was going to do this summer happened, so my dad was helping me to decide to do it.

my mom took a little bit more convincing. after a couple conversations, we convince her that it was safe to do. >> dad was like go for it . >> i'm going to ask dad . the "today" show will be speaking with him one-on-one coming up right after "today in the bay." also scary and trending this morning, christmas in july in an alabama neighborhood. it is looking a lot more like halloween . >> that is because there is a life-size chucky walking around scaring the neighbors. so the "today" show said a 5-year-old child dressed up in this and the person who posted this photo also advised parents to call the child inside because someone might have a heart attack. can you imagine that little

chucky just walking around? >> the 16-year-old so the record but make that 5-year-old chucky to get on the boat next time . i would rather see cal hanging around the neighborhood then chucky. >> does chucky want to play ? >> someone just saw the movie last night and someone says that is my child. let's take it to weather. san francisco, it is looking cloudy that we can finally see some sites. we do have the fog around the coastline and the satellite radar is really showing off. we have a lot of instability with that monsoonal moisture. we are

getting reports of heavy rain coming down into parts of stockton and brentwood and tracy as well as lightning through the farming hamm area. the central valley is getting the majority of this impact. we are not in the clear just yet with the threat of potential lining to continue through the first half of the day. temperatures today will be in the 50s and in san jose it is about 58 degrees. if you notice until 11:00 or 12:00, we start to climb into the mid-70s throughout the afternoon. we still have the air quality advisory with the active fire burning in yosemite national park . i am going to keep a

slight chance of thunderstorm activity again mainly for the central valley. it could bring the chance of blaming in the afternoon. if you see any, let us know. because there is so much dry brush, it brings an element of fire danger into this. thursday everything calms down a little bit. notice temperatures do remain warm in the 80s through saturday and sunday. we expect the dry weather to continual. the pattern stays calm and let's get a look at the roads with mike inoye . >> thank you so much, vianey. a motorcycle rider is down on interstate 80 . it sounds like it should quickly clear from lanes and the rider was walking around and talking to chp, which is the good news . folks are heading over toward the richmond bridge. we showed

you the toll plaza and the same thing in the highway 4 behind me . we are looking at was 24 as well. in concord that is the only crash causing any slowing right now on the grid. this is typical toward walnut creek. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. happening now , most parents of children seem to be reluctant to have them vaccinated against covid-19 . 42% of parents with children under age 5 till the kaiser family foundation they will definitely not get their children vaccinated. only 7% of parents of kids in this age group say that their kids are already vaccinated. 25% of parents surveyed said they are waiting to see before making a decision. and a look at the top stories this morning. the problem forcing one bay area hospital vaccine clinic

for monkeypox to close again . the air quality concerns as smoke from the yosemite national park is in the sky and the new details on containment levels and the push for firefighters to knockdown flames. make sure you join me on facebook . i am live to give you an update on the stories that we are talking about. we will talk about it all. we will talk about it all. you can follow me on facebook at when i make decisions

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when you finance with gm financial. ♪♪ find new roads at your local chevy dealer. on this tuesday morning, welcome back. we have a look at your top stories on "today in the bay". there's an update on a raging wildfire burning and yosemite national park and the oak fire has burned 17,000 acres was containment 16%. 15 homes have been damaged or destroyed and 3000 people under order to evacuate. around for the "today" show in just a few minutes. miguel almaguer will have the latest on the oak fire on the "today" show . the clinic at san francisco general

today because it is out of the latest supply of 2500 vaccines for monkeypox . the department of health said san francisco so far has received 7800 doses from the federal government. the fourth largest jackpot ever in u.s. history is on the line tonight and the mega millions drawing. >> project but is now $810 million at least. lost stomach at this i was 18 months ago and we have to tell you if you choose a cash option and you are the only one with a winning ticket you can expect somewhere around $300 million. >> we will take that. >> let's talk about the weather but we are still going to keep the chance of a slight thunderstorm activity but there is enough instability we could

see the sun the morning. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, all of these lanes have filled in. you do have to pay a toll , but it cannot trust it is electronic and it does not cost a megamillion. >> that does it here for us this morning on "today in the bay." join good morning. on edge, anxious americans brace for yet another interest rate hike from the fed as it begins crucial new meetings. we're there live with the big question, is the u.s. already in a recession, and what can be done to get record inflation under control. back in washington, former president trump returning to d.c. today for the first time since leaving office. the high profile speech he'll deliver and the very latest on what he would not say during his address to the nation after

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