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it started around 9:00 this morning. the fire burned nearly 130 acres and is contained but crews are staying on scene making sure hot spots don't flare up. vasco road is still closed. this is why. take a look at the new video from inside the car driving through the smoke coming from the fire. it just envelopes the car. you can't see anything out of the front windshield as the smoke gets hazier and more orange. we showed you the scene as breaking news at 11:00 last night, flames shooting out of a home and embers flying across a neighborhood starting other fires. fireworks are believed to be the cause. >> reporter: fencing is up today in antioch after a fire burned this house near downtown. robin anderson lives here but wasn't home last night when the fire started. she hurried back as soon as she heard. >> it ruined my house and everything i own. it's out on my front lawn for what? i don't even understand why they're doing it. >> reporter: in dry, breezy conditions neighbors say fireworks were being set off in the neighbor

of course, you know, any spark could start something. so you just want to be really careful regardless of the fact that we are fortunate to have that marine layer you can see it. certainly streak alive. look at oakland, you see those clouds kind of hazy conditions out there. temperatures have certainly rolled back this evening. 56 right now in san francisco and berkeley, about 59 in oakland, were about 60 in fairfield, 61 conquered 61 of mountain view. that's what the highest never on the map wind has calmed down from where it was this afternoon, so little delta breeze and fairfield and it is that onshore flow that is helping to bring the marine layer in yet again tonight but again kind of ramp down. we'll see that wind pick up again in the afternoon tomorrow and then start to ramp down again as we get into the evening kind of the typical summer patterns. so tonight temperatures around the bay with low clouds and patchy drizzle. we're looking out for low fifties and some of our valley's like santa rosa and napa and out of the coast in th

. >>> tonight, from the tokyo olympics, where team usa is off to a strong start. american swimmers with their best first day ever, winning six medals in 80 minutes. in gymnastics, the u.s. women's advance but not without some challenges. >>> and the basketball shocker. the american men losing for the first time in 17 years. >>> two of the world's best golfers pulling out of the games after testing positive for covid. and the new rule about mask wearing after these americans hugged on the podium. >>> back in the u.s., some hospitals seeing more patients now than in previous covid surges. and the revolution from dr. fauci that the mask guidelines for the vaccinated could change. >>> the congressional investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol starts this week. another republican now on board. >>> the homes destroyed by fast-moving wildfires. 85 now burning in the west. >>> heroic strength. a mother and child trapped under a car. the policemen who lifted it up to save them. >>> and tokyo, one on one with the americans. the first ever to medal in the new

what would you like to start with. >> yeah. you know what? let's start with the bad news. those covid numbers are trending in the wrong direction. today. 3300 cases. they're seeing all time high cases. yesterday they broke a record 3800 cases in tokyo today. they extended their state of emergency and extra weeks and now it's still the end of august. august 31st. now olympic organizers are saying they're keeping their cases within the olympic bubble low. so they say they are not contributing to the cases in tokyo right now. we learned today 27 game related cases in terms of olympic personnel today, 3 of them athletes. and in total 220 game related cases. so low right now an olympic organizers hope that it stays that way because certainly no one wants to be spreading covid-19, especially to the japanese residents or to the athletes who were looking forward to competing all right. i know that you're nearing and of quarantine as a reporter. so i'm wondering if you feel and the other reporters feel the same way like you want to go out because of the covid situation. yeah. you k

it speaks to the terror of starting your medical career and all the more so when you are starting in the midst of a crisis. what i was kind of amazed by is how the doctors i was speaking with started to assimilate into the work and embrace it and to a certain extent feel confident in the role of the work that they were doing. i think part of what helped with that is treating covid was novel for people at every level of the medical field no matter how much experience you had a so in some cases within a few weeks of work someone starting out as a medical turned dr. could have the same level of knowledge of care is the most experienced doctors on the ward and that fostered a certain kind of confidence. similarly, there was a collaborative and cooperative i heard about in the hospitals. hospitals that asked for volunteers and one of the first people to sign up was the dean of the medical school and you had people who were surgeons changing bedpans, so there was a collaborative experience working together and recognizing one another's contributions and i think that fostered a kind of hope

international travelers can enter starting september 7th. foreigners were banned from canada for nearly 16 months. >>> the state is opening up and san francisco hopes that tourists will start pouring in, but many have been greeted with broken glass and stolen goods as crime runs rampant in city streets. city leaders off-line is a district attorney perceived as soft on crime showed up today to talk about a plan to fight back, and kpix 5's andria borba is here with the story. >> hi, brian. we are talking about a spike in crime, particularly those car break-ins and robberies that we have seen in touristy districts around san francisco. today the mayor and the police chief announced plans to combat that. >> the chief and i have been having some very tough conversations. >> reporter: fronof atows ing g mayor lond breeand police chief william scott announced a plan to combat crime, putting 26 more bicycle and foot troll officers in touristy areas. >> that you will not get away with committing these horrible act in our city. >> reporter: specifical

i across northern california and that can start more fires.— can start more fires.can start more fires. i think the fire they have called _ can start more fires. i think the fire they have called dixie. - fire they have called dixie. tells about the other one, quite a lot of people will have heard about the bootleg fire in oregon. that seems to be quite terrifying. this bootleg fire in oregon. that seems to be quite terrifying.— to be quite terrifying. this is in the south _ to be quite terrifying. this is in the south of — to be quite terrifying. this is in the south of oregon, _ to be quite terrifying. this is in the south of oregon, not - to be quite terrifying. this is in the south of oregon, not far i the south of oregon, not far from the south of oregon, not far from the california border and it's the biggest fire currently burning in the united states and very, very similar conditions creating its own weather pattern making it much more difficult for the firefighters in that area and as you mentioned a number of them about nine have tested positive for covid—

i will start off with that. it's good for now because it's mainly over the water on the far northwest coast. there's another band of rain to the south. we will watch that closely over the course of the morning. it doesn't look like a significant concern. the main issue is the marine layer which isn't nearly as bad as its been over the last few days. the system has broken up this aspect though it's patchy. fog advisory on the golden gate bridge. we aren't seeing it nearly as bad as yesterday. temperatures around 60 and for daytime highs we will be up in mid-90s. that is different. that's about 67 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. if you are inland, plenty of sun and mid-90s. >>> taking a look at the roadways if you are up have ake it's the usual stuff. that's the good news. that your travel time from 205 toward 680. you can see the brake lights around the tracy area, exiting off 205. keep that in mind. looks like the extent toward north flynn. you know both directions looking good. if you are going south we a

we are starting off the day with gray skies.you are going out the door, grab that jacket because we are looking at temperatures in the 50's. the south bay, good morning to you. downtown san jose and currently cloudy skies at 59 in san jose. san francisco and for oakland dealing with drizzle in the low to mid50's as we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon with that strong ocean breeze kicking in for us. daytime highs will be below average for this time of year. refreshing compared to the heat over the weekend. looking at mostly cloudy skies with that afternoon sea breeze and oakland 63. mid-70s for san jose and concord. highs about five to nine degrees below average. talk about how long this on shore flow will last. let's check in with gianna and how are the roadways out there? >>> not bad. if you are hitting the roadways so far so good. you can see traffic moving nicely. we haven't had any issues out of the east bay, emoryville area across the upper deck into san francisco. traffic moving at the limit as you head

start by sunday. we start to feel a lot hotter. >> and also start to feel a little bit muggy as we get some monsoonal moisture that works its way back into the picture could actually result in an isolated thunderstorm or 2 come late sunday into early monday. so keep your eyes out for that later on in this forecast. as for today, though, we're still staying relatively on the moderate side of things. we are going to be seeing temperatures a little bit warmer today, but still fairly comfortable for most of us low cloud cover sitting over the east bay right here. you're berkeley hills cam. yeah. it's not showing much. that's because this low cloudy blankets routing the east bay hills, half moon bay nevado santa rosa and livermore each of these facilities do have visibility falling below a mile in one spot or another. so just be mindful of this is you do make your way into work this morning. 50's for your current temps with oakland at 58 dublin, alameda conquered and pittsburgh right now starting things of

we start the warming on wednesday.really start to feel it inlandeties pop up on thursday and friday and. is where we're going. but tonight a safe fourth of july. and of course, just keep in mind. we do have a lot of dry ground out there from our lackluster range season. so do your part to keep everybody's safe tonight. guys back to you. all right, kyla. thank you. well, two men from the east bay are trying to break a 50 year old record for the time spent rocking back and forth on a teeter totter in 1971 and 18 year old chuck walker read about two hamburgers shop workers in southern california who would set a teeter totter world record by spending 168 consecutive hours on a teeter totter. a month later, he and his buddy beat the record spending 216 hours on a teeter totter in a sacramento parking lotater, walker is trying to break his own record. he and his friend mike hart, shorn are now three days into their venture at toto santos park in concord. but this time, they say, the teeter totter experience is a little diffe

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wednesday morning why thank you so much for starting with us. it is 4:30. >> first we want to start with that breaking new just a major road closed in san jose. mike? >> this is horrible news. this is the closure at mck ee. it's by chinese cultural garden. a pedestrian hit and killed overnight. that's why mckee is closed. we have this closure. the investigation. a car, i believe a subaru with a smashed window. mckee is closed. there's a park there as well as a wendy's that people may frequent. you can use allen rock avenue. the rest of the commute is moving smoothly. i hope you have better news on the weather front. >> yeah. the weather is looking pretty good today. in antioch ready to head to work the temperatures starting out in mid-50s and mostly clear. a lot of sunshine today and a nice low warm up with cooler temperatures than over the weekend as we continue with the highs in the 70s and 80s. it is going to be another nice day so we'll talk more about this and the weekend forecast later. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the saga continues orr

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and then she started sending information to the attorney general who then was greg abbott he startedthe investigation. and to kerry's office. everyone started to get really worried about the structure. and the structural integrity of the alamo church. that is ultimately what force lawmakers to take control alamo away and give it to the general land and they oversaw the daughters management and eventually they took it away. but the person who push the legislation to do that get the only stories it's interesting. in your opinion thinking historically how much trouble is a society in when policy as opposed to simply influencing policy. that seems a little bit that we talked about in regards the where we are now. >> i am not convinced that influencing policy they really are the policy used to be marked mixed up and form coalitions. due to the divisions. >> i take history the lessons they needed. they are at a place now where we need different lessons from our past that what these myths and legends are teaching us. there will always be a certain competition as a population, you want us to

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he started looking into it.i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and helmet. the dirtier you were the harder you worked. that is a cancer causeser. it -- casser. it is not -- cancer causer. there islassic everywhere. we had to reduce our exposure. we washed our gear more often, we didn't take gear where we were eating or sleeping. we started decontaminating ourselves at the fire scene after the fire was out. going back to the fire station and then taking a shower. i have taught, worked on the decontamination policy to be sure that gets through. it is not if or when

the edd said starting today folks claiming benefits should start looking for work in order to maintain their eligibility. the federal government allowed states to suspend the mandatory job search requirement, but now that california is reopening, the suspension ends. edd is also reminding clients it has resources and training opportunities to help people find a job that's right for them. they also suggest folks check out cal jobs, a free virtual job center. >>> the mass covid vaccination site atmosey center officially shuts down on wednesday. there is no demand for large sites anymore. that has cities and counties focusing on smaller, more strategic ways to get the vaccine to people who still may want it. >>> happening tomorrow, parking enforcement resumes in san mateo. last july enforcement went back into effect in the downtown business area after being suspended during the pandemic. now as the county moves forward the city has decided to put commercial parking enforcement back in place. all parking meters and lots will be back in operation as well as commercial parking and loading zo

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and start with the why. that's always really important. and thank you for driving the presentation. so, there are a number of reasons why we are changing the start and end times, and the board of education passed a resolution back in 2020 asking staff to revisit the start times and there were a variety of reasons for that, and i'll describe some as we go throughout the presentation. and we also are required by sb328 to have all middle and high school moves to a later start time by july 2020, and we also wanted to make sure that all schools have common study time, for the teachers to collaborate, not only the schools but peers in other schools, and unfortunately in pre-pandemic times some with but not all schools had common planning time, and that's an equity issue. and want to standardize the length of the day. and pre-pandemic times, we realized but now that some schools have different lengths of school days. so if you were an elementary student at one school, might be there for six hours and another six ho

after two long minutes the baby started to spit up and started crying. deputy said that he is lucky he got there just in the nick of time. >> do you feel a lot of pressure in that situation? >> i do. this past year i have been dealing a lot of similar calls and it wasn't a good outcome. i was there too late or, you know, it was reported too late. >> the deputy was able to reunite with the baby a few weeks later. the grateful family calling him their hero. >> is he a hero. >> for life. >> that will be a connection for life. >>> the time is 5:56. >> in the next half hour, we are staying on top of that breaking news. a possible break-in the case of the missing runner in the east bay hills. what one bay area family heard that sent volunteers rushing. >>> and a live look outside before we head to break from our mark hopkins camera. giving you a live need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bount

it's a cloudy start in downtown san jose and it's a cloudy start in san francisco with that drizzle asrops on our live mark hopkins hotel camera. we are starting our day with gray skies, low clouds, areas of fog and drizzle. upper 70s to low to mid 80s inland, mid up toker 60s. >> triple digits? >> i was acting like i didn't see that. >> the first time i am not looking forward to the weekend on a monday. >> welcome back mary. >> we missed you so much. >> love you ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning" on this monday, july 5th, 2021 holiday. i'm gayle king. that's jericka duncan and the guys are off. let's go. >> breaking overnight a controlled demolition takes down what's left of the condo tower that partially collapsed in florida. how a potentially dangerous tropical storm is affecting the search for any sign of survivors. >> tenens of millilions of amers celelebrate thee fourth ofof ju without papandemic restririctio but with the delta variant spreading, we'll ask dr. ashish jha where we stand in the night. >>> jeff bezos steps down as ceo of ama

see, pretty busy there this morning as we get started. we'll get a look at that commute coming up in a bit. first the forecast for you today. we're starting off with another beautiful one. >> yes. i'm so looking forward to spending more time outside today, getting in on that sunshine, but we're going to see a lot of changes here as we go through the week. let's get it started with a live look outside in san jose with clouds and our temperatures in the upper 50s as you head out the door. this is a look at our high temperatures today reaching up to 78 in san jose,85. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's head towards the east bay reaching 88 in antioch, martinez 79 and still keeping it cool in oakland with upper 60s here. foggy near the coast, half moon bay stays only at about 60 degrees. you head over to san mateo we're looking at a high of 70 today. some mid 60s in san francisco, the fog is hanging around with some gusty winds and breezy winds in much of the north bay sonoma reaching 80, 94 in clearlake. b

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twitter stream started going off. that was the first indication that something was happening. then things started to move pretty quick then. >> so you are where in the chamber at this point? rep. mullin: i think it was the second row on the front on the republican side, on the right side, kind of towards the middle. >> where are the police officers that you are able to hear what is happening on their earpieces? rep. mullin: they were moving up and down the aisle. they were going in front of the aisle in what we call the well, which is the front part. so it was clear that something was happening, and then as the lieutenant came to the mic and said -- and i just kind of started walking. the lieutenant came to the mic and he said they have breached the capital, and they are in the capital building, they may be coming this way. and then about that time they came rushing in and rushed out pelosi and i think scully's. i don't know if lawyer was there -- scalise. i know pelosi's guys came in and they took them out. a lieuten

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it starts to back up by sunday morning. the eastern half of the bay area will start to see some smoke in the atmosphere on sunday. it is more noticeable as we head into monday. otis winds arrows. we're looking 10,000 feet in the atmosphere. there will be offshore flow there. at ground level, the winds will be onshore. is a complicated setup. onshore wind will help set up the air quality. once in the smoke is on the upper levels all it takes is for gravity to pull toward ground level, where we have to deal with it. we look at the air-quality aircraft for the bay area into early next week in a few minutes. >>> now to the coronavirus. starting next week, san mateo county will require everyone entering county facilities to wear a mask. we are in redwood city with why the county changed course. >> reporter: in san mateo county, 89% of residents over the age of 12 are vaccinated, according to the health department. with covid cases on the rise, county leaders said they had to do something. to mask, or not to mask? that has been t

since the start of the pandemic. the agency is reminding folks to make sure that you get to the airport early, make sure there are no banned items inside of your bag and most importantly, don't forget your mask. 3 fully vaccinated members of the texas house currently in washington, dc as they protest voting rights a bill for voting rights that they say would limit voting rights in texas have now tested positive for covid-19 the state's house democratic caucus reporting the news today. the first positive test coming last night when a member informed the caucus that they had the virus members staff all took a rapid test which came back negative but 2 additional fully-vaccinated members of the texas house all who are democrats reported those positive results today. the names of those 3 lawmakers so far have not yet been released. >> the tokyo olympics are just 6 days away and as thousands of athletes from around the world are funneling into tokyo there some dreaded news that kind of figured was going to happen. but we w

we are going to start with this.arning about the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine and possible links to a rare condition. we will have more on what you need to know about it. >>> also eye on earth series takes a boat ride on lake in italy. how declining water levels can be traced to glaci, rs and a new report on the best places to live in this country, hear what is most appealing when you consider where you want to sitl down. they say during this pandemic people are rethinking things. don't know if san francisco is on the list. i went to school there. go bears. i know the bay area very well. >> michelle. michelle. michelle. >> it's shade. >> it is shade. >> okay. it's confirmed. we have confirmation. >> confirmed. >> sending you a big virtual hug. >> i feel it. >> i see he needs attention. >> he needs a little attention. >> all right. we will see you. bye. >> i'm sorry. i tried. >> you did. you did. >>> coming up what parents need to know about masks as kids get ready to go back to school and a new warning abo

that it is the starting point for a national movement. here's what she said. >> this is the start of a whole-new industry, probably. much less, a process in the future, where voters are gonna start asking questions. that's it. if you cannot be respectful and do it one at a time, then i'll call it. >> now, that was her getting up and leaving when reporters, like me, we just started asking her questions. presenting her with facts. and she took off. now, republicans were looking to 2022 are watching all of this

the clean up starts at 8:00. we are live in contra costa. >>> new, there has been another possible sign of a mountain lion in the bay area. >> police say that a big cat may have been spotted on loyola drive. a passerby thought they saw a large 120 to 140-pound mountain lion jump a fence in the area. officers checked but didn't spot the mountain lion. police say don't approach the animal and call them if you see it. >>> last week there were two mountain lion sightings including this cougar just going around a backyard. >>> happening today, police chief said enough. he is due to talk to us later announcing a new initiative calling for an end to violence in the city. it's called stand up for a safe oakland. on saturday, he will officially kick it off during a rally at lake merit. we are told he has planning the event before the violent 4th of july when there were seven shootings in 12 hours. > as someone born and raced in oakland i think it's so important to all come topping. that we come together and take a stand a

if you start to see the feds start to unwind some of that -- if you do start to see rates begin to climb up, does that impact this entire investment thesis or no it doesn't matter, there's just not enough homes and it's a resilient trade >> so, the way we think about rates is that, you know, during the period of a sharp move up in rates, that will almost always cause a pause in activity. you know, what's interesting right now is that rate versus actually receded, as you were saying before, but, you know, with the 10-year at 1.3 and just a few weeks ago, 1.5, i don't think you really get significant damage to the housing market until you're in a 1.8-2.0 type of range and even then it's more of a temporary impact, more cause of pause in activity. but when you take a step back and look at the longer term, you know, housing starts right now are just getting back to plus or minus long-term averages i think the most recent data point was 1.6 million. you go back to the last cycle. there were eight years well above those long-term averages and we're coming out of an unprecedented 12 years when

she had a signature she started. she would lean out the window and yell and the neighbor would come out and we would see them gawking at the window. it was like their telephone system so that was a a big thing and the other thing she did that was incredible is she would deliver the ads in character. she wrote them herself so the copy these ads are riveting. she would start out at the beginning of the show and started telling a story in her character's voice that very y natural and you think i wonder where she's going with this. like we went to the catskills to try to get away. everybody there was really tired. they were not sleeping well, they were irritable. she turned around and started to her family. okay we just got back from the catskills and we are unpackinge' now. this was a huge hit just to enhance her power in these early days. >> usi think that you just say y was there so much in my house -- >> that is all you need to know. >> and i remember those. we are showing our age. we don't want to do that. so, let's

that has already started.thing is what we are about to is identify. >> where we operate from whether we're going to be going back to what will. we will probably use some temporary. locations to to do a light rail operation however, obviously the trains are stored over they've gotten. so they will continue to stored there and run from there as vta spokesperson. stacey hendler ross explains. >> faces 3 through 5 involve soft launches of the light rail service where they will continue to bring employees back to work and the raa says vta will also do training and drills with employees before bringing passengers back on board the light rail a service that 20,000 people use daily prepandemic since then, ridership drop to about 7,000 passengers per day. it was just beginning to expand again before them a tragedy. understand that they are extremely eager to have the service back up where they're eager get the service back up because we understand that we have a responsibility the we hope that there will be as patient

college, he just started senior year. he met on-line. >> i was going through tiktok, a guy with the same dress was on it he was doing some tiktok dance, and how good he looked, i knew, i like that dress, i think i would look good in it. i put it on, i knew that is what i had to wear. dan: jacob, dalton and their friends went to take preprom photos at the hotel where sam was sitting down to eat. >> a group of teens walked in dressed for prom. >> in our group there was 15, but 50 individual groups that were there. >> we were there to enjoy ourselves and have a peaceful dinner, then this invaded our peace and quiet. dan: he said the boys were loud and obnoxious. >> i am sure we were loud no one was cussing. dan: some got up to use the bathroom. >> i remember, when i came back, i mentioned to chaperone, do you think you might be able to get the group to tame it down a bit, she replied they are just kids having fun. dan: at that point. >> a couple of students, one in a bright red dress made a comment to effect of, why are you

before we start i want to tell you when i first started covering about five years ago, the first thing i did is read your previous book about the amazon store so it is a true honor to get this opportunity and i am looking forward to it. >> people probably don't know this, but the reporters who cover amazon it is a small one and we all kind of know each other. you just have done tremendous work covering so it's great to talk to someone who is steeped in the secretive bizarre company like amazon. >> the first thing i would like to ask is for the timing of the book it t ended up becoming incredibly prescient the perfect time to publish a new book about amazon given that he's stepping down in a couple of months. can you show us what was the catalyst or the thinking behind coming up with this book? >> i did not time it or have any idea that he would be leaving as the ceo of amazon. in fact i started this book in the beginning of 2018 and so the list of things that i didn't know about his long. i think it was just being announced and that played out in the early stages of my research, the pe

start of putting up some of their ladders and start to get the fire with the hoses from from external lee at that they also said one neighbor said they heard a popping sound so they. >> last year lease microphone will try to get i mean, you can see the neighbors. yeah. so this is video from early this morning and it illustrates what you know, he was just talking about that center home between the 2 pitch group homes as the one that caught fire and then it spread to the homes on either side. you can see that center when the white one is just absolutely destroyed and heavy damage to the 2 buildings on either side. luckily nobody hurt. it's just it's amazing how fast it spreads. we talked about there was no wind really? >> but these are big old. historic homes are pretty close together and within 12 minutes they had a to get 3 alarms, means they really got a lot of. firefighters out there. but, you know, you could just see the flames shooting through the roof and on a day where we have a red flag warning in effect for the east bay temperatures are supposed extremely hot. i'm just thankfu

where do you start from? i'm going to listen phase about the things and we are in school about in the school and stuff like that. ricky, you left when we mentioned be so when we spoke about government funding, you are laughing and i'm curious, had you tried this before? have you had stories? what is it about it? so i'm actually laughing because i kind of see you as an agent or a promoter, you have what we call foreign investors. and the foreign investors, mostly from $22.00 countries, india to be specific on china. these people have good, huge investment. and you've, you hear of stories that an investor is going to build a hospital, and government is going to find the investor to build the ospital. and these are the things that really, really had to end. the reason this is happening is because they're able to really give money to a few other people able to convince the government we want a government that we got and we love our country. so my go supported by that of young people and employee and employed the

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but it is a relatively mild start to this day. gradual clearing continues by noontime that will set us up for partly to mostly sunny skies around that time and then increase sunshine even more. so towards the afternoon 60's near the coast 70's 80's by the bay and 90's for inland areas. again, reyna john, thank you so much for that. we're actively given a close eye on your thursday morning commute. >> from the east bay into the city can do that in under 11 minutes for your drive times that things are looking great. there. no major hot spots the south bay and do see report of a fire northbound to 80 on saratoga avenue in san jose doesn't look like it's causing much of a delay. looks like. it's one of the bush is right near the highway there. we'll keep a close eye on that heading across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 13 minutes. no issues for you at this hour. and let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute. as you have a rich man under 9 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more on that and a look at the

it started with breakevens in may peeking, and then started to chop through the equity market a littleit more. energy and financials started to underperform. big tech outperforming. you see that on the nasdaq this morning. they are up by 89 points, up another 0.6%. tom: fx gives me nothing this morning. oil pulls back a little bit. equity markets, i've got some movement. spx up 11 points. nasdaq up 0.6%. it is the way the nasdaq is up that is important. jon: and yields are lower with it. 1.4363% on tens -- 1.3363% on tens. price shapes narrative. narratives don't shape price. that is what is happening. steve major of hsbc has been bullish the bond market, this morning saying maybe be forgetting a sense that this story has peaked. frances donald of manulife made the call that she think we have seen a cycle peak in the 10 year yield already. whatever your view on all of this, you start to see the tide moving, and people start to build on it. that is what's been happening over the last several weeks. tom: the opening of an economy, we just saw that with abby joseph cohen and her six-year-

fox two starts now.gavin newsom has issued a state of emergency tonight as wildfires torched the northern part of the state. good evening. i'm andre senior. christina is off the order covers alpine county where the tamarack fire is burning, along with plumas butte and less in counties where the fly in dixie fires are burning to ktvu deborah villalon is live in sonoma county tonight with how crews from all over california are helping deb. all andre sonoma county knows what it's like to need help enduring several devastating wildfires in rec

it's my last day with you. >> before you started your career you started somewhere. >> i started somewhere >> here is a look back at her getting a feel in the broadcasting business as a sports anchor in college. >> and the football game wasn't the only thing happening in fort collins. midnight madness took place and it was slamming. >> and you weslammias well. >> he was slamming. >> my goodness. that was college. that was a long time ago. >> you look just like your youngest daughter. >> you do. >> really? >> sierra. >> i see all your daughters. >> you should tell my husband that. he thinks they all look like him. my gosh. it's so much fun to take a look back. >> and you the whole crew moving to colorado, back home. with reso happy for you. of course we will miss you. >> i will miss you like crazy. we saw each other in the make up room. try not to cry. there's a little magic here. it's very rare. >> let's move on. >> take it away. >> all right. okay. >>> let's start with our fobeau with our sutro camera and high above the fog, that sunrise this morning. a lovely start to our day. let's show

here are the starting lineups this morning.rt things off with a check on the forecast. >> we have the b string for the rest of the week. we have important things to talk about in terms of the heat for the inland valleys of the east bay. we are near 100 for many locations which is where we are hearing the flex alerts. in terms of the heats, the focus is for the inland valleys of the east bay. not here, this is the view from the camera on the salesforce tower on the pyramid of the transamerica tower. that is what you are seeing. a unique vantage point one of the things about seeing the cameras on the salesforce towers that we are able to see things in wonderful unique ways. that is the scene from the golden gate bridge where there is a fog on the roadway. this tells us a lot about why the immediate bay is not going to have to deal with the intense heat today. there is a strong onshore flow and it is that crotty cloudy at the golden gate. there are plenty of clouds of the east bay at this point in the morning. that is 880 looking

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and it starting to break down. i want a complex system starts to break down. that's not necessarily a gradual thing or it's graduate 1st and then and then catastrophic. one scenario for that to, to play out is that things do start to break down and we don't care what we want. you know, cities start to go bankrupt because their pensions are over funded and they can't maintain their infrastructure and the federal government then feels compelled to step in with insane amounts of new money, which is exactly what's happening right now. you know, we're bailing out states and localities who pretty much made their own bad by, you know, implementing, wildly over generous pension plans among many other things. and were, you know, so we're creating, trying to new dollars to do that. that affects the financial markets in a lot of pernicious ways, and instead of helping it accelerates the process of societal breakdown. so you can make the case that's all happening to, you know, basically when you are away too much money, stuff like this is kind of inevitable. you know, thi