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i am gianna franco. >> and i am len kiese. shots were fired in san francisco on 280 . >> anne makovec joins us from the live desk . >> reporter: all of the lanes have reopened, but there is a lot of questions about what happened and hopefully they will give us information so. this morning somebody opened fire and at least some of the bullets landed through the windows of the ford expedition. this is on southbound 280 . the chp is not confirming how many wereho some of them were taken to the hospital. they have

franco. >> and i am len kiese. shots were fired in san francisco on 280 . >> anne makovec joins us from the live desk . >> reporter: all of the lanes have reopened, but there is a lot of questions about what happened and hopefully they will give us information so. this morning somebody opened fire and at least some of the bullets landed through the windows of the ford expedition. this is on southbound 280 . the chp is not confirming how many wereho some of them were taken to the hospital. they have spent several hours taking photos of evidence markers on the ground. we will let you know when we have any update from the if they have any sort of description. back to you. >> thank you so much, anne. >>> the labor day holiday weekend and the possibility of smokey skies. there is an air quality advisory in effect today. >> meteorologist mary lee is joining us right now . >> the good news is it will get even better. we have the hazy skies. it will stay aloft at about 4000 feet. at the surface for the air that we breathe,

. >> and i am gianna franco. we begin with your holiday weekend forecast and the possibility of smoky skies . >> let's get a first look at your forecast with mary lee and talk about the air-quality. >> i do have good news. it does look better for air- quality looking ahead. we have the haze . it is moderate air quality. is it was about at 4000 feet. that will be the case once again today. you can see on the futurecast we are still doing with a little bit of haze for today and a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. it is low 70s around the bay and we will talk more about this coming up but first we will check in with gianna franco for the latest on traffic. >>> travel times are all showing up in the green. you are good to go and only 26 minutes right now on 680 . if you do have an early flight to catch at san francisco international airport, there is not any delays . the bay bridge commute is looking really good as you work your way over into san francisco. all lanes are open and as anne makovec has the detail

. >> i am gianna franco. we begin with your monday forecast. some spots can see hazy skies and others can stay rain today. let's go right to mary lee. >>> a lot going on. we have drizzle with wet roadways along the coast and around the bay. even san francisco, you see drops on our live mark hopkins hotel camera showing that wet start to the day in spots. i am tracking a weak cold front, first fall front of the season. here we are at noon, lake county, mendocino catching that wet weather through our afternoon, light scattered showers. here is 5:00 p.m. we are looking, even though we have that air quality advisory in effectmaybe a little bit haze at the surface, good to moderate air quality. that sea breeze kicking in. that means we are looking atda l talkmore about what you can expect through our day and

. >>> good morning is thursdays at every second, gianna franco. good morning to you. we have live team coverage all morning long as it is burning out of control. we are live in south lake tahoe but first let's go to mary lee with smoke in the bay area. a little bit of haze for us. from crystal clear skies over the past couple days two a little bit of haze. looking at modern air quality for most of us. that is in yellow as we start off the day. that will be the case as we head through the rest of the day into tomorrow. even though we have an air quailty advisory in effect today and tomorrow, really the haze is aloft in the upper levels of the abbasid. looking good, looking all right for the service for the air we breathe for air quality really in the moderate range. so, not too bad we don't want alarm anyone. temperatures as we have the the day, a cold average day, mid to upper 60s two about 70 around the bay, upper 70s and low 80s and land this afternoon. looking at lighter winds, thankfully so, where the caldor fire is burning, so, looking at 5-50 miles an hour, litt

. >> i am gianna franco. we start with mary lee and that red flag warning. >>> high fire danger, watching closely for you. especially for north bay mountains, red flag warning until 11:00 as we are looking at gusty winds and row relative humidity values. it is something we are watching closely and for north bay mountains above 1,000 feet. with the dry air we will see temperatures climb, daytime highs warmer compared to yesterday. we are looking at mid 80s in san jose, low 90s in concord, antioch. around the bay, mid 70s. peninsula, low 80s and mid 60s at the coast. let's check with gianna. >>> good morning. a good start to your morning drive on this thursday. traffic is moving really good, no delays or issues as you work west bound into san francisco. the metering lights are off. san mateo bridge, looking good in both directions. things are quiet between hayward and foster city. so far things are okay through altamont pass, busy from 205 to 580. 27 minutes 205 towards dublin interchange. >>> it's official, if

. >> i am gianna franco. let's get a first check on weather and traffic. i had my windshield wipers going my whole drive in. >> i am tracking that drizzle this morning for that wet start to our day. you see those drops on our live cam this morning. as we head through the day we are looking at cooler temperatures, below average. low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s around the bay. we are talking into 70s inland this afternoon. tracking a weak cold front, we'll be on the tail end. that could bring a few showers. at noon you see showers across lake and mendocino and here we go as we head through the day. we'll talk more about what you can, coming up. >>> let's start with a look at the altamont pass. 31 minutes for 205. debris in the road way, a stalled vehicle in the same area. things might be a little slower than usual past that north flynn area. it looks like that on the map anyway. connecting to 680, things are moving pretty good, not seeing major brake lights approaching 680 interchange. metering lights are off and it's an easy ride out of the east b

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i am gianna franco. >> i am len kiese. good morning. we are warming up before we head into the weekend. >> that heat will not be sticking around long. >> we will cool it down. it's been up and down and all over the place with our temperatures. we will warm back up as we head into today. especially inland,

kpix 5's gianna franco has this afternoon's money watch report. >>> united airlines says, almost all of its employees are vaccinated against covid-19. the company's deadline for meeting the mandate was one- day. yesterday, it started the process of terminating nearly 600 workers who declined to get the shot and did not apply for health or religious exemptions. united was the first air carrier to require the vaccine among its workforce some employees have sued over the mandate. >>> wallets in the name dollar tree, the retailer says, you'll have to spend a little more on some products. customers said, they wanted more to choose from. over the next three years, it's also adding thousands more dollar-tree plus stores which already offer items for 1, 3 and 5 dollars. a report from robert half shows half of u.s. employees feel like they are underpaid. >>> overall, u.s. salaries are expected to increase nearly 4% in 2022 but 1/3 of workers say, they're ready to quit if they don't get a raise before the end of this year. gianna franco, kpix 5. >>> new at 3:00, the separate cisco giants, flyi

i'm gianna franco. >> and i'm len keys. let's get a check with mary lee and the air quality advisory extended. >> yeah, moderate air quality with the haze and dealing with hazy skies inland but likely as we head through our day at the surface at ground level, still looking right for air quality and moderate category and looking at cooler temperatures for today. we have a weak little weather system and that's going to usher in that strong ocean breeze for us so we're looking at temperatures below average for this time of year. if you like the cool down, you've got it. >>> we have lanes shut down eastbound 37 at 121 near skaggs island due to a deadly crash that happened after 4:00 this northering and the closure out there for about an hour this morning. the investigation is upside way. again eastbound 37, lanes are shut down at highway 121. the crash involving a vehicle that hit a pedestrian walking along the side of the roadway there. use an alternate in the mean tame. >>> they were only able to spray water from the outside

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. >> and i am gianna franco. >> we are looking at whether or not governor newsom will stay in office. we have everything you need to know starting with anne makovec at the live news desk . >> president biden will be making his first trip to california as president coming up this afternoon appearing in sacramento and then at an event in long beach. this is a live look at idaho where you can see air force one on the tarmac. he just visited the national interagency fire center in boise and spoke about the resources. he says they are learning about the changing conditions, allowing wildfires to explode in size. >> we have a global warming problem. what is going to happen is things will not build back to what it was to where it was before. >> the first step in california is going to be in sacramento this afternoon. you will survey some of the damage. this trip was planned several weeks ago when the latest polls looked dicey. we are going to be following the latest on the trip on air and online at www.kpix.com. >> thank you so much, anne. >>> kpix 5's justin andrews continues coverage from

i am gianna franco. >> and i am len kiese. out the day and the weekend. >>> it is going to be a beautiful weekend ahead . cooler temperatures and a nice tall weekend for us. as we start off friday, the fog is rolling in as we look to san francisco. as we go throughout the day, it is about the bay area microclimate. mid to upper 60s. mild day for you the low to mid 70s. heating up inland into the mid- 80s to mid 90s later on today. we have an air quality advisory in effect for today. a little bit of haze and good to moderate air quality. we have stronger ocean breeze coming in with the cooler temperatures. more on that weekend forecast coming up. >>> were getting up date from the chp. were mentioned to open a right lane. this was westbound 80 your treasure island. this is for more than an hour. this is a multivehicle crash. it is taking a long time. we're getting word of a crash which is westbound five any right before 80. right in the macarthur maze. we have the left lane blocked. a busy ride going in. brake lights beyond west

lawyer is assigned to a case in which he has to defend a man, fabricio collini — played by the great francoy after the murder, fabricio collini presented himself, covered in blood, and now refuses to speak in his own defence. here's a clip. hmm. so it then transpires that the lawyer actually knew the victim. in fact, the victim was something of a mentor to him, took him under his wing, you know, almost fathered him. the question is why on earth would anybody want to kill this man, who was a respected industrialist and, as far as the lawyer knows was somebody who was a very good person? the author of the book, his grandfather was a very high—ranking nazi who was tried at nuremberg and one of the things the book is about is coming to terms with, you know, the past and the ghosts of your own past and accepting the fact that people who seem like one thing may actually be something completely different, so a lot of the story is to do with confronting guilt. it's also a pretty good drama in terms of — it's a courtroom drama. now, i love a courtroom drama, i do understand that courtroom

lawyer is assigned to a case in which he has to defend a man, fabricio collini, played by the great francoero, who is accused of murder. the case seems fairly hopeless, not least because shortly after the murder fabricio collini presented himself, covered in blood, and now refuses to speak in his own defence. here's a clip. so it then transpires that the lawyer actually knew the victim. in fact the victim was something of a mentor to him, took him under his wing, almost fathered him. the question is why on earth would anybody want to kill this man, who was a respected industrialist and as far as the lawyer knows was very good person. the author of the book, his grandfather was a very high—ranking nazi who was tried at nuremberg. and one of the things the book is about is coming to terms with the past and the ghosts of your own past, and accepting the fact that people who seem like one thing may actually be something completely different. so a lot of the story is to do with confronting guilt. it's also a pretty good drama in terms of — it's a courtroom drama, now, i love a courtroom drama,

i am gianna franco. >> i am len kiese. good morning. we are warming up before we head into the weekend. >> that heat will not be sticking around long. >> we will cool it down. it's been up and down and all over the place with our temperatures. we will warm back up as we head into today. especially inland, we are talking 80s and 90s. 88 san jose, 93 napa valley. around the bay, a milder day in mid to upper san frkland. peninsula, mid 80s and upper 60s along the coast. offshore winds, bringing more haze to the bay area but moderate air quality as we head through our day today. as we look to tomorrow, we are looking at temperatures still on the hot side and then cooling down as we look to the weekend. i'll have more on that coming up. >>> so far so good if you are heading out taking the bay bridge. no major delays or issues. if you are up early, at least there is not a lot of traffic to deal with. it looks pretty clear on our live shot, no metering lights, easy ride into san francisco. into altamont pass, we have brake lights building comi

in argentina, and she couldn't do the same at his attempt to investigate crimes committed on the franco blocks by the spanish judiciary. his unorthodox interpretation of the law and him, many enemies in 2012. while julian, a son, means under house arrest, judge buster saw got on sits in the dock before the spanish supreme court got on was investigating the country's largest political corruption network at the time which all to involve the ruling spanish conservative party. he's accused of misconduct and the supreme court delivers its verdict. in anonymous ruling he's been bought from practicing for 11 years. the court said he could not appeal against the decision. shortly after gus on opens a law firm and the judge becomes a lawyer and the lawyer takes on a son just came up with the julian people and my high yeah. you know, i got in place in my life, but on the being locked up, it's not yet the main problem, a phone has to defend himself on many levels. cyber attacks, against wiki leagues website and it's service attempts to cut off their financial flows. he needs an army of lawyers who

the franco german alliance is still seen as the engine for the european union. this will stay. the question is to what extent is this going to lose steam? we had a president in france who was the predecessor of mccrone. things were rather slow. hopefully, things will change again. we will see more of a boost. since the u.k. has left the european union, we have a shift in balance. we will see how that lays out. all of the eyes are on france. i think macron is clear that he wants to boost the european union. we talked about allies, the united states is our closest partner in the alliance. that is for sure. i think it was sobering in the past couple of weeks and months because when you were thinking the election was a separation in history. he got so many votes when he was running for reelection. it became clear the united states changed quite a bit. i think germans have to come to terms with it. under joe biden, a couple of areas unites states is doing what they find is the right thing to do. the way afghanistan was orchestrated, that is after 20 years. that is something you real

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i'm gianna franco. >> and i'm len keys.et a check with mary lee and the air quality advisory extended. >> yeah, moderate air quality with the haze and dealing with hazy skies inland but likely as we head through our day at the surface at ground level, still looking right for air quality and moderate category and looking at cooler temperatures for today. we have a weak little weather system and that's going to usher in that strong ocean breeze for us so we're looking at temperatures below average for this time of year. if you

let's check in with gianna franco for the latest, do we have another traveler?>> i got an update from chp who just opened always. this is westbound 580 near north lemoore avenue. super commuters, things might get better through there. they still have a lot of activity on the shoulder as things wrap up there. fortune, this was due to a deadly incident happened about 3:45 this morning. a vehicle hit a pedestrian walking along the freeway, so, still a pretty significant backup. it is would it take some time for trevor to get back up to speed in that area. we will keep a close eye on that and it is busy anyway, especially east of there as you head into the ultimate pet this morning there you have it brake lights out of tracy and onto the 580, the connector to just about north flint. travel times sleep better, 42 minutes to go from the 205 to the 680. let's get a look at the bay bridge, metering lights are off and traffic is moving pretty nicely right now a lot of oakland, emily bill has no delays or issues as you head into san francisco. letter to the cemetery bridg

. >> i am gianna franco. a short time ago senators approved stop gap funding bill ahead of the midnight deadline and it heads to the house for approval and to president biden's desk for his signature. >> as debra alfarone explains, the bill is less than what democrats wanted and future of the president's agenda is now ui >> on this vote s bill is passed. >> stop gap government funding measure passed in the senate with bipartisan support. >> with so many things to take care of in washington, the last thing the american people need is for the government to grind to a halt. >> reporter: measure would fund the government until december 3. this concludes a bitter battle back and forth between democrats and republicansment democrats agree to drop provision to raise the debt limit. the next battle between republicans and democrats is the debt ceiling. house voted to keep government spending at current levels until december 2022. republicans say they'll sink the measure in the senate. >> if their unified democratic g

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. >> i'm gianna franco. the labor day holiday is supposed to be the unofficial end to summer but it looks like mother nature has other plans today. >> taking you live outside now, hot temperatures and the south bay and inland. mild around the bay. let's get over to meteorologist mary lee for a closer look. >> and len, our summer heat continues for the bay area. especially inland. you can see clear skies. a little bit of haze. the santa clara valley. blue skies and a little bit of haze. we have a strong ridge of high pressure and sinking air trapping pollutants at the surface. ground level ozone, smog, a bit of haze out there, we are looking at for the most part moderate air quality. and could see unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups for the south bay. now, we are looking at temperatures pretty similar to where we were yesterday. in spots. in some spots, a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. so, still continuing with above average daytime highs. we have that strong ridge of high pressure bringing t

i'm giana franco. >> i'm lynn keys. we begin with high fire danger and lightning striking the bay area all night and all morning long. this new video coming into our newsroom from the fire department showing flashes. one after another. >> fortunately, no fairs are reported there but crews are ready if it happens. a viewer send this is incredible slow-motion video. you can see the delta and wind mills in the background. >> we have live team coverage tracking the high fire danger. >> live in the east bay. first, we begin with meteorologist mary lee with the bay area on high alert for at least the next six hours. >> yeah, that is right. we are looking at low pressure as well as at least what you can expect in the subtropical moisture. and here you can see those lightning strikes. this is north bay and cloverdale. all of those lightning strikes there, and we are not done yet. so still tracking lightning on high definition doppler this morning

. >> and i am gianna franco. here's a first look at the weather and traffic. i am glad that it is friday. >>> it is finally friday. we are looking at temperatures on the cool side along the coast and mild along the bay. depends where you are with the bay area microclimates. it is a beautiful view. we can see the fog and the salesforce tower. we are looking at, as we head to the day, we are looking at sunshine inland. 80s and 90s the insan jose. 90 into livermore. low to mid 70s and along the coast, the upper 60s this afternoon. we have an air quality advisory in effect so we have some haze pushing into the skies. for the most part, good to moderate air quality for today. we have the weekend forecast coming up. now let's have a look at the traffic. >>> we are off to a good start on the freeways. here is look at the drive going into the altamont pass toward the dublin interchange. things are looking good with no delays. traffic times are looking pretty good. i-205 over to 680, no delays. once you approach 680, you are seeing extra volume westbound. a pretty easy

. >> i am gianna franco. in a late night vote open unified decided all students 12 and over must be vaccinated to enter classrooms. >> the decision is already getting a strong reaction from teachers and parents. >> reporter: disapproval is the first of its kind here but other school districts may follow suit. this student vaccination requirement is a mandate and there is really no other option. how will that affect you and your family? are your kids going to get it or what? >> we'll look into it. like i said our position is who we go to. >> reporter: two kids in the district, he feels nobody, not even our children, should be forced into vaccination. >> a hipaa thing. it's not anybody's business who has the shot and who doesn't. >> reporter: last night oakland leaders voted it is their business. all children 12 and over must be fully vaccinated. only exceptions are medical or personal belief reasons. weekly testing is not an alternative. the board needs to work out a time line on when this takes effect and sho

. >> i am gianna franco. we are taking you straight to weather. we have seen a bit of drizzle in some places. >>> that's right. as we started our day we had drizzle along the coast and around the bay. through our afternoon i am tracking a weak cold front that will bring light scattered showers back to the bay area, our first front of the fall season. you see on high def doppler the activity lighting our radar screen from the california oregon border, far northern california. if you look close, even some lightning strikes just offshore. as we look a little bit closer view for you for northern california from crescent city through eureka, you see the showers pushing in. as we go through our day taking you hour by in the afternooat p.m. you see ghshowers strn cafornia and also the north bay. here we are at 5:00 p.m. with that light scattered activity. we'll have more on what you can expect as we go through the rest of today coming up. >> thank you. >>> statewide eviction moratorium will expire later this week making housing advocates fearful for rent

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here's kpix 5's gianna franco. >> ebt believe take the harbor pass road, expect the lease with the road construction project beginning today and lasting several months. it's 3.1 miles of khyber pass between concord and pittsburgh. it starts today and extends all the way through january 25th. it's a monday through friday project from 7:00 in the morning until 5:00 at night. that's when you'll have people out there on the roadway working on this. it's the khyber pass road safety. it's the improvement project and heads up, you will see some delays in and around the area along kerber pass road all the delay is underway. >> a long traffic delay. thanks, gianna. >>> city leaders say, more and more young people are using these products and it needs to stop. >> it is so important that cities throughout the country step forward with efforts like this to protect our young people. we know that big tobacco will cotheyl co to innovate. >> the city, set the vote on the ordinance tomorrow. by the way, a recent poll shows a majority of san jose voters are in favor of that ban. we first part of the news

. >> and i'm gianna franco. a live look in dublin. air quality managers say don't expect clear skies for a little while. >> meteorologist mary lee is tracking it all for us. mary? >> yeah, len and gianna, a big difference compared to the last couple of days when we had clear skies. not the case now. here's a live look with the mount hamilton camera looking at the santa clara valley and you can see the haze in our skies now. we're looking at moderate air quality across the bay area so it's not too bad. but i'm sure you noticing that haze out there. so we have an air quality advisory in effect for today and for tomorrow. due to the hazy skies. and as we take you hour by hour, with the surface concentration forecast. we actually have the wildfires up to the north and smoke is pushing into the pacific ocean. with our sea breeze it's actually pushing some of that haze into the bay area. so that's why we're seeing those hazy conditions for today. likely for tomorrow as well. with that air quality advisory in effect. also for your friday. bu

the paris cooled off a top level franco, british defense conference, enraged at the u. k. the new security pack, which has proved really controversial with a lot of people with a straight layer and the us, china is not happy isa riley reports on it all tonight. the french defense ministry cancelling summit that was due to be held bilateral summit with the bridge. we understand that there were reports of florence, paula, who is the french defense minister, personally called for that meeting. to be counseled the british side are denying it . they say that this is merely a postponement, it's not a cancellation of that. 3 meeting the french side, haven't commented on those reports yet, but that it all comes, of course, as tensions continue. and some of the words coming out from the french side really harsh when it comes to their view of events, saying that when 2 sides reach an agreement, they must stick to that word. keeping one's word is the condition of trust between democracies and between allies. so it is unthinkable to move forward on trade negotiations as if nothing had

i am jeff franco. we have live team coverage on the caldor fire burning a control.y is standing by with conditions facing fire crews. a presidential emergency declaration for the caldor fire. that will help the state get federal assistance for the emergency response and recovery effort. let's go right to south lake tahoe and set the scene this morning. >> we have been driving around the area. we have seen flames burned through christmas valley. none of them close to home. still there is a roadway protecting homes in the area. that is part of the strategy firefighters are using. right now i am actually in myers at one of the checkpoints. temperatures are cooler right now. the winds are fairy lights. that is good news for firefighters. i want to show you some of the flames burning last night's as the fire continued to move to the east, still threatening lake tahoe on the southern edge of the fire. alpine, douglas and amador county is also still at risk. at last check the fire is burned more than 200,000 acres. we will get numbers from cal fire coming up later, we take

you worked with the new franco. what did you make of the un in the past few days, saying they condemned the actions against about this goes on. he's also julian sanchez. lloyd. what, what have you made about the dirty tricks against one of the most famous human rights judges in the world? spain, if the only country in europe, when the time's gonna meet during this war and during the sheep, that means to be 966 and 1975. absolutely. i'm punish. and the 1st judge that to open the door. so these are feasts, maybe use all those drugs, but he was punished by this supreme court because of that. and not only he or spanish emissions or hearing that came from being guard was in the future. no judge should investigate. and the issue in any crime that was going to be gained by probably come out of the games is bunch people unit . and frankly she and that's not a faltered line. got us. thank you. thank you. that's over the show will be back on monday, 20 years of the day, george w bush officially declared the so called war on t

you worked with the new franco. what did you make of the un in the past few days, saying they condemned the actions against about this goes on. he's also, julian assigned his lawyer. what, what have you made about the dirty tricks against one of the most famous human rights judges in the world saying if the only country in europe, where they came to meet you in this by war and the sheep that need to be 966 and 1975. absolutely. i'm punish, and the 1st judge to open the door. so these are feasts. maybe he's all those go to the song. but he was punished by this supreme court because of that, and not only he or spanish mission or hearing that came from that shouldn't bring guard, was in the future. no judge should investigate. and the issue in any crime that was going to be there, the gained by his republican army gains in spanish, people drank, or she and that's not our fault. lots of one guy says thank you. thank you. that's it for the show will be back on monday, 20 years of the day. george w bush officially declare