for universal health care would have as well a convergence of abortion bans with the end of wars etcetera. we can see that gun violence or at least the right to own a gun. the right which is inscribed in the constitution and seems to be untouchable, not like the right to abortion, is also um for me indicative of a power dynamic. um and a double standards when it comes to rights when we see that the abortion rights or the abortion bands are primarily affecting women and gun violence. especially the yeah, the consequences of owning guns is perpetrated by the vast majority of men. and here we see the power is not power in decision making here is not equally. um, yeah, equally distributed. eric let me ask you, is there a culture war going on in the us right now? i wouldn't call it a culture war. i think there's definitely a lot of polarization in the united states. um, the republican party has been very successful at the polls by, by galvanizing their supporters and and taking on these issues. and racism is a problem. guns is a problem. and abortion has been an issue percolating since 1973. i

he had been informed that there are people with is knives, machetes long got ar fifteens, etcetera. and he showed these it well. they're there for me. let em and don't worry about the mag's make that because they're not there for me and knowing full well, they were going to be. armed with a march to the white house together. so, you know, there that's are the culmination of it. so you can sort of put that all together. but the fact is that you have you have a lot of advisors to the president are on the outside city michael flynn, roger stone being part. he's sort of kitchen cabinet to take 2, not a lot of the peaceful transition of power. contrast with people like pat cipollone and others trying to tell the president. don't do this. you've lost the election. you should concede. and then in the middle. and this i think is the current going to be critical witness at some point in time is mark meadows because mark meadows, it was demonstrated early earlier that's and kmart meadows talked about that. don't worry the president's going to concede. but at some point, meadows became part of

and i want to be able to make sure he gets my earned benefits of social security and retirement, etceteraem to ignore that and wanted to really talk about their traditional talking points on inflation and the border, etcetera. they didn't really give us a lot of indication though some members, chip roy for example, did argue against the law of the land which is that same sex couples and interracial couples can be married and that is what the vote is about today. we'll see how many ultra extremists there are in congress in a little bit. >> let me ask you this. when we talk about protecting marriage and also talk about bolstering protections beyond that what exactly does that mean? you just mentioned you want to make sure your husband can visit you in the hospital if something were to go wrong. >> yeah. it is all the benefits that anyone has as a married couple. often it is things like retirement benefits, hospital visitation, you know, almost five years ago i had open heart surgery, a triple bypass. my heart was literally taken outside of my body. i am glad my husband was there for me and

clearly for people who use twitter and for the politicians who rely on it to get their messages out, etcetera. what do you think is the fallout from all of this? >> i honestly, i mean, this is one of those big shrug og moments. i really don't know what's going to end up from all of this. you know, there's a lot of sense that twitter's influence in the world may have hit its peak, but there's also a very good argument to be made that this is the one stop along a very long of twitter impacting the world. and we're just watching a crazy circus as it happens. >> all right. well, thanks for helping us with the crazy circus in and explaining it to just use a shrug emoji. get us through yeah. and think you so much and have a good night. that's the insurer seen that. >> appreciate his time. as always. coming up, what would you do for a steph curry autograph? down and give me how many with warriors star made one of his fans do for his john hancock and bay area drivers. finally seeing a little bitfof relief. why prices the hopper? >> starting to debt. for your money. this friday, the price of crude oil

they are unable to form the government, etcetera. for domino effect. all eyes are deeply contested and of god with their moisture and running high across the whole banner all over the place. although did, did constitute about 5 percent of the $371.00 more loaded writing on what happened. and when the majority of the 20th heat american sprinter, allison felix, has signed off on her athletic career with a medal winning performance. the 36 rolls acclaimed bronze in the 4 by 400 really, felix bows out of the sports, has the most successful usaa truck. i think in history, winning 19 wells and 11 really pick matters. ah. the result is era. these are the top stories u. s. president joe biden has just wrapped up a 4 day tool in the middle east. it started in israel and ended in saudi arabia. island, laid out a strategy for the middle east and the room for the regional leaders. he promised the u. s. would not walk away from the region at the same event. saudi crown, prince mohammed been so man stressed the importance of cooperation with us. he also said, adopti

where there are folks of color if the catholic church, in the muslim world, the buddhist world, etcetera, and are there ways in which this example has been followed in any way for those other particular communities of color? >> i'm not aware of any specific examples but i'll respond with two brief points. one is that some of what we're learning at the jews of color field building initiative how to conduct our philanthropy is informed by outside of the jewish world. we work with networks of color in philanthropy to inform some of our practices and approaches. part of what is going on is we are learning from outside the jewish space from our colleagues of color out there. that is really important. then when i think about sort of par laying that into the faith world, i was working with some of our muslim colleagues and we had this conversation and they said, we need a version of this for the muslim community. and so, you know, any community in the u.s. that is a faith based community that has multi racial dynamics at play, it needs the attention of navigating its own race and racism issues

. >> they would like an exemption or carve out for as >> so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have they would like the same carve because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by the law. trucking industry officials say the required licenses and insurance premiums could businesses annual operating costs by $20,000 per year. >> still ahead, new video in a scathing new report released school shooting law enforcement officials accused of prioritizing their own safety over the lives of students and teachers. that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn 3% on dining including takeout. so much for catching our dinner. some people are hunters. some are gatherers. i'm a diner. pow! earn big tim

of supply bottlenecks that are driving up prices in all sorts of areas, fuel, gas, energy food, etcetera, commodities, um and anything that he can be up prices in all sorts of areas, fuel, gas, energy doing that will substantively opted optically look like it's working against. that will be helpful. but i don't know if it'll change the outcome of the midterms. susanna, let's come back to the summit in iran uh putin erdogan and iranian president raises were doing their best to present a united front, but weren't there very real divisions, especially on syria? absolutely. i mean, actually you have a lot of very contradicted interests, but on the other hand, they have also a couple of common things like for instance, they they they see a chance to um to change the also a couple of common things like for instance, they regional order or even the global order in the world and that's something which is unifying them. you have also um i mean everybody has a has a different interest now, iran and russia were on one side in in in syria and turkey was on the other side. turkey is supporting ukrain

during the pandemic that whilst whilst europe was putting money into recovery funds and the pandemic etcetera russia was putting money into military. and this is first thing and the second thing is of course we say that the reform will be undertaken after the war is over. but will the world be over? and when will be over? because it doesn't seem like a war that was going to end, it rather seems like a frozen hot conflict while we're in poland kaliningrad, which is a russian exclave on on polish territory if you if you will. are you worried about it? yes. and the polls are very worried about it because it seems like this is the only exception for the stability and security that nato brings to this part of the region. and of course not only polls, so you could see the reaction of of of of the baltic states, the blockade partial blockade of of the transport of good that was decided by will knows the government in vilnius. so, yes kaliningrad is ironically because it seemed it's a very small uh place. uh it's only if i'm right 15,000 square kilometers, so it's it's really small, it has only one m

focused on fixing the problems that are part of day-to-day lives like gas prices and inflation and etceteraof focusing on things like this. there is real frustration this administration and a lot of leaders in washington are not representing the vast majority of us and doing things that will help us in day-to-day lives. >> carley: how are you celebrating 4th of july this weekend? >> we're doing what a lot of >> we are doing what a lot of people are doing. unfortunately everybody is going to be paying a little more despite what you had last year from the biden administration but we are going to celebrate together. >> carley: thank you for joining us on a friday. we appreciate it. >> happy fourth, guys. >> carley: it was great spending a week with you, joey. "fox & friends" starts now. happy fourth, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from new york city and the fox square, it is the first day of july, 2022. the start of a big holiday weekend. you are listening to "right on time," our featured

how worried are you the chinese have purchases near military bases, farmland, etcetera >> florida ag:te, 6.1 billion of land was bought by chinese investment firms and individuals. it is not just land buys that are concerning. governor desantis said we need to look at that. you have land purchases near military bases, buying up of farmland we need for domestic food security, we have seen incidents where they come in through the ports, we are having to buy chinese equipment and sensitive information by the programs, they underbid on drones we use for sensitive law enforcement operations. we know fentanyl they are shipping to mexico and through the border is killing our working age, fighting age population and getting into our universities in k-12 schools and trying to educate our children and stealing american's data. we know that through apps and other avenues, it is not just land buying, they have been able to accomplish without ever lifting a gun, able to accomplish and exercise so much power within this country. even more so than many times in the past many countries have been more

. >> they would like an exemption or carve out for as so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have they would like the same car because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by the law. trucking industry officials say the required licenses and insurance premiums could businesses annual operating costs by $20,000 per year in east bay. walnut creek. police are adding more patrols in the downtown area after a rise in robberies. >> the police department says there've been a number of recent thefts in which personal items such as jewelry have been taken. they're asking people in the area to be aware of their surroundings to prevent any more of these robberies from taking place. walnut creek police say they're working with other law enforcement agencies to add extra personnel to foot patrols and vehicle patrols through downtown walnut creek, 3 people and a 16 year-old from sacramento county are in custody facing organized retail theft charges. police in palo alto rest of them yesterday e

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity , race, real estate values, etceteraght not have been the proponents. original um you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. this proposal in particular has received national news media coverage for its undertone of racial and socioeconomic segregation. the group behind the petition, says mount diablo unified school district is too large and has been plagued by financial responsibility. the district includes schools in concord, walnut creek, pleasant hill, martinez, clayton, pittsburgh and bay point. the proposal was voted down was an appeal from a decision in 2017 by the contra costa county board of supervisors. the accused me the board of education, which rejected the succession attempt. daniel 7 46 at east bay community colleges, making it much easier for thousands of students to get their degrees laney college offering free tuition for the fall semester. if they fell out applications for either federal or state. a

and secondly, if you're older, etcetera, the cool thing about paxlovid that i think sometimes gets lost in the conversation is that it doesn't matter what the spike for atm, the new variant is. it works because it work around the spike protein works in a you know, sort of mechanism by shutting down the virus factory. you know, no matter what variant we get in the future packs of it should be able to work. >> all right, doctor peter chin hong with ucsf. thanks for joining us tonight. thanks so much. >> all right. now to a bar where riders are again going to be required to mask up the board of directors says that it's the smart thing to do right now and all passengers will have to wear them on trains and at the stations. as for enforcement bart's, police chief says that they will be focusing on what it calls education and will be giving masks to people who do not have them. the board will meet again in september to determine if this mandate should be extended. >> we do want to get you now to your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. yes, that bogged down. yeah. f

. >> so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have done. they would like the same carve because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by this law. trucking industry officials say the required licenses and insurance premiums could businesses annual operating costs by $20,000 per year. lgbtq advocates held a protest outside of federal help building in san francisco this afternoon. they say federal health leaders are not doing enough to keep the community safe for monkeypox advocated are calling on the biden administration to step up supply distribution of the monkeypox vaccine. while the virus is predominantly affecting the lgbtq community, monkeypox can be transmitted to anyone with skin to skin contact. >> we'd like to see an increase in production. we'd like to see and make sure that the distribution as i put the ball to our communities and the 3rd thing that we're asking for is folks to fight stigma. >> the san francisco health department says they

people that you see here tonight forwarded the appeal on 2 friends who forwarded it to friends, etcetera. so we ended up raising almost $13,000 and all of that money helped to fund relief efforts for several organizations in ukraine. plus, it paid for an ambulance to go to a hospice center in western ukraine and to van loads of food to feed people in hospitals and children's centers. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news there is growing pressure on the biden administration to do something about the rising violence that we're seeing in cities across the country. we're going to see what the department of justice is doing in response. we'll be right back. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >> it's 7.25. and as we get further into wildfire season, there's a new tool now to keep people safe. yeah, it's called the watch duty app and it was launched last year in the north bay and now it's beginning to spread across the entir

people that you see here tonight forwarded the appeal on 2 friends who forwarded it to friends, etceteraso we ended up raising almost $13,000 and she held up a basically a presentation for her neighbors to show. >> all that she did that money. she said helped relief efforts for several organizations in ukraine. plus it paid for an ambulance to go to a hospice center in western ukraine and to van loads of food to feed people at hospitals and that children centers. >> just ahead, the fda is making it easier for people to get their hands on the covid-19 pill packs with live nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. introducing our most durable exterior paint. that helps protect against dirt and grime. take on your next project with hgtv home® by sherwin-williams everlast exterior paint & primer. >> 8.29 right now and we're taking a look at the i see the flag. blowing a little bit a little bit yesterday. >> and the view from johns camera

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity, race real estate values, etceteraht not have been the proponents. original um you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. this proposal in particular has received national news media coverage for its undertone of racial and socioeconomic segregation. now, the gro inclun concord, walnut creek, pleasant hill, martinez, clayton, pittsburgh and bay point, and they say the school district has been plagued by financial irresponsibility proposal that was voted down was an appeal from a decision in 2017. by the contra costa county board of education, which rejected the succession attempt for 48 your time the san francisco museum of modern art is celebrating the work of fame mexican artist diego rivera. diego rivera's america is a new in depth exhibit that showcases 20 years of the artist's work. it brings together more than 150 of rivera's paintings, frescoes and drives. the curator james holes , says some of the work on dis

people that you see here tonight forwarded the appeal on 2 friends who forwarded it to friends, etcetera. so we ended up raising almost $13,000. >> $13,000. heyman says that money raised helps several organizations in ukraine, including a multicultural center. the jcc and the polish scouts. plus it pay for an ambulance to go to a hospice center in western ukraine and to van loads full of food to feed people at hospitals and children's centers. >> coming up, the a's try for their first 3 game winning streak at the oakland coliseum this season. grant lotus has the highlights and all t when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >> and let's take a look outside at the 4 zone forecast bucky ball along th

more events that are outside by offering, um, spaces that are , you know, properly ventilated , etceteraof the safety measures that we have at our disposal has, i think, given folks higher level of confidence in their ability to come in and hang out and be with be with other folks and, um and get that kind of support. our services are free. we served more than 21,000 people a year. uh and, um in a variety of ways , and i think that you know what i what i get out of this numbers in particular is if you think about 21,000 individuals, the people that they have in their lives, their family, their friends, their neighborhoods and communities. the reach is really extensive, and it grows outside of san francisco and extends, uh to other parts of the bay area at a time when folks are really in a high level of need, given all of the things that have been going on over the last three years. i had a few would like to donate to the san francisco aids foundation. just scan the q r code right there on your screen or head to our website, ktvu .com/ giving day. at least one person is dead and roads rem

. >> so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have they would like the same carve out becausethe same business model. >> roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by this law. trucking industry officials say that they're required other required licenses and insurance premiums could actually businesses annual operating costs by as much as $20,000 per year. >> it's 6.41. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the forty-niners may be eyeing a new quarterback this season. our sports director jason dumas still have the highlights next. >> handy travel and camping out for finding the best tense cabins and glamping with customer reviews. plus last-minute deals on vacation rentals. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and a little mix of sunshine and fog going on right now at sfo. that's pretty similar to what we're seeing all across the bay area. actually with sunshine in london. heat and a little cooler towards those foggy spots near the coast. your forecast ahead. >> and if you're taking bart today and you're on the yellow line, wh

marked y no, we don't have the best pictures to share but at least weather wise winds, humidity, etcetera. what's it like in truckee? right now? yeah the temperature not too bad, they relative humidity. not too bad. there's some moisture in the air. but the winds will be the biggest challenge. there is a bit of a breeze out there for that portion of the estate with winds out of the southwest and that'll probably the biggest challenges i mentioned for the fire crews, at least throughout the afternoon hours is becoming closer. just prepare this map for you right now. you can see interstate 80. there's a highway to 67 as you can see here, just off to 67. of course, if you've driven this, there's the there's the truckee airport. the map picking up on the signature right now, this is the observation from the truckee airport. 75 degrees. relative humidity is coming down around 24% so there will continue to drop off over the next few hours . but look at that wind report right now. that's a pretty strong gust of the southwest at about 23 miles an hour or so breezy to windy and that'll be the bigg

that you can do, such as you know, certain types of investments and, uh, charitable foundations, etcetera that you could structure after you win in order to not only protect your interests in your funds but actually even get back somewhat to the community. you mentioned it right there. off the top. pay your taxes. winners get so excited and then reality sets in that they're going to lose a pretty big chunk of their winnings to taxes by the i r. s. how much is that? so right now, as you mentioned before, right, the mega millions is about $1.28 million. of course, it's expected to even perhaps go even higher, given the fact that, um more and more people are going to try to purchase tickets before the eight o'clock drawing , but, um, what will happen is that you actually have to start off with the cash value of the jackpot, so you don't really start off with the billion at first. you, actually, indeed. start off with the cash value. now the cash value is lower than the actual jackpot itself. so it's estimated currently to be about 745 $7 million, which is absolutely quite a bit of money . um

people can take measures of limiting sexual partners may be using condoms, etcetera, but again, i think you have to meet people where they are, and above all, they are some civil linings . if people get exposed, you can still use one dose of the boxing to prevent the occurrence of disease if people get really, really sick, we have therapeutics primary, you know, available in the area, and, uh, above all. no one has died in the united states from this, so it's a little bit different, important to point that out and put it all in perspective. we appreciate your time and insight, as always, dr. peter chen hong from ucsf. good to see you. thank you. thanks so much, alex. coming up for us here on the floor. today members of the san francisco branch of the cpr calling for school board member and shoe to resign, the disconnect they say she has with the black community. and excusee over the weekend, while los that several shooters may have been involved. around the bay area this afternoon temperatures running a little bit cooler for inland communities will have a look at the current conditions

etcetera it is or was native to northwestern america is just under 10 ft.all from snap to tail about 23. feet long and somewhere between 66 77 million years old. the fast life skeleton was discovered in montana in 2018, the guinness book of world records is recognizing a girl from saudi arabia as the youngest author of a published book series. rita hussein al hazmi published her first two books when she was just 12. our first book was called treasure of the lost see. it was followed by sequels, portal of the hidden world and beyond the future world. she's currently working on the fourth book in the series . she says that she writes books for children in her age group and hopes this international recognition will encourage other young writers to tell their own stories. an 86 year old woman is being honored by american airlines for being the world's longest serving flight attendant , nash and november will mark six decades working at american airlines. she started her career in the sky when she was 21 years old with eastern airlines. the guinness book of worl

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity, race real estate values, etcetera not have been the proponents. original you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. the group behind the petition, says mount diablo unified is too large and has been plagued by financial irresponsibility for years. the district says it's moving forward to ensure all students are given priority in their education. this moment provides this really unique opportunity for all of us to say, what can we do to improve educational outcomes for all of our students? the proposal that the board voted down today was actually an appeal from a decision in 2017 by the contra costa county board of education, which rejected the secession attempt. by the way to give you an idea. mount diablo is pretty big cover schools in concord, walnut creek, lafayette parts of pleasant hill, martinez , pittsburgh and a point as well , it's really big, so it was a unanimous vote. at this point. do petitioners have a

. >> they would like an exemption or carve out for so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyftme carve because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by this law. trucking industry officials say the required license and insurance premiums could increase of businesses annual operating costs by $20,000 per year. president joe biden prevented 415,000 railroad workers from going on strike that would have halted nearly 30% of the nation's freight. and that would have dominoes defected into the supply chain issues that we're already dealing with. they're demanding higher pay and better conditions. we have nancy loo with a closer look. >> about 30% of all cargo in the u.s. has moved by rail and it is key to getting goods inland. a strike by the nation's 115,000 rail workers would bring an immediate halt in a key piece of the supply chain. rail companies are also impacted by a labor shortage end in the port of la alone. the ripple effect is significant. we now have more than 29,000 rail containers

just we have there, etcetera.th sides of the aisle calling the chinese purchase suspicious, worried about chinese espionage activity. one thing, grand forks county in the area are not is not. they're not in the heart. >> of of corn country. they're certainly on the fringe of it, but not in the heart virginia's democratic senator mark warner also opposes the purchase florida governor ron desantis saying publicly it's a huge problem with plans to crack down on chinese purchases and florida moving a chinese producer, food flavoring and sugar substitutes bought the land last year for 2.6 million dollars in claims it plans to use a location for a 700 million dollar new cornell plant bringing 200 jobs to the grand forks area. food bank ceo says the chinese company has no intention to spy on u.s. military, former and present american leaders say otherwise there the dragons highs in the years all are after is, you know, the find out everything that they can about our military. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity, race real estate values, etceteraight not have been the proponents. original um you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. the group behind the petition says mount diablo unified is too large and has been plagued by financial irresponsibility for years. the district says it's moving forward to ensure all students are given priority in their education. this moment provides this really unique opportunity for all of us to say, what can we do to improve educational outcomes for all of our students? the proposal that the board voted down was actually an appeal from 2017, in which the contra costa county board of education rejected the recession attempt. monte obbo is fairly large, has schools in cities including walnut creek, concord, pittsburg bay point martinez, pleasant hill and clayton cristina rendon. ktvu. fox studios. fast growing restaurant chain made his debut in the bay area today, raising cane's is a fast food

. >> they would like an exemption or carve out for as so many other industries like uber and etceterathey would like the same carve because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> yeah. roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by the law. trucking industry officials say the required licenses and insurance premiums that will now be required could increase of businesses annual operating costs by as much as $20,000 a year. so the truckers have a beef and so to the railroad workers. but the president preventing them from going on strike because >> that could have caused an even shipping and supply chain issue. nancy loo has the latest on that. >> about 30% of all cargo in the u.s. has moved by rail and it is key to getting goods inland. a strike by the nation's 115,000 rail workers would bring an immediate halt in a key piece of the supply chain. rail companies are also impacted by a labor shortage end in the port of la alone. the ripple effect is significant. we now have more than 29,000 rail containers on our docs. that number should be mo

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity, race real estate values, etcetera. that might not have been the proponents. original um you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. the group behind the petition says mount diablo unified is too large and has been plagued by financial irresponsibility for years. the district says it's moving forward to ensure all students are given priority in their education. this moment provides this really unique opportunity for all of us to say, what can we do to improve educational outcomes for all of our students? the proposal that the board voted down was actually an appeal from 2017, in which the contra costa county board of education rejected the recession attempt. man diablo is fairly large, has schools in cities, including walnut creek, concord, pittsburg bay point martinez, pleasant hill and clayton cristina rendon. ktvu. fox studios. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. there will soon be another vaccine in the country's arse

. >> so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have they would like the same carve becauses the same essentially the same business model. >> well, roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by this law. trucking industry officials say that the required licenses and insurance premiums that are now going to be required could increase businesses annual operating costs by $20,000 per more per year or more. president joe biden has 115,000 railroad workers from going on strike that would have halted nearly 30% of the nation's freight causing even further problems with the supply chain issues that we're already dealing with. they're demanding higher pay and better conditions with nancy loo. now with more. >> about 30% of all cargo in the u.s. has moved by rail and it is key to getting goods inland. a strike by the nation's 115,000 rail workers would bring an immediate halt in a key piece of the supply chain. rail companies are also impacted by a labor shortage and in the port of la alone, the ripple effect is significant. we now have more than 29,00

to be featured in galleries, museums, etcetera after she was rejected herself. how do you hope this inspires the next generation of young women who are artists? goodness. um. well as you say, like, i hope that they do that they're able to come into the museum and see themselves reflected in her works. i also hope that they are inspired by the variety of media that she chooses from painting to sculpture to storybook making . i really hope that children will walk away from this exhibit understanding that art is not some distant thing but a part of their everyday life. well on that note. miss ringel has said you can't wait around and let someone tell you who you are. you show them through their art . do you think people will feel like they meet her when they see this exhibit? absolutely i think this exhibit is deeply personal . um all of our story quotes in some way related back to herself, their critical confabulation of her own life story with these fictional characters. alright again. this exhibit opens at the de young and san francisco on july 16th janet keegan

and although were masked and vaccinated, etcetera.e're still at least in person and doing this in person makes a very big difference. kevin the very premise of this week long program and the social engineering project, which you founded, is to help students that may not have access to stem have access to it. so what does it mean to you to provide this opportunity to minority students ? females? i mean, how how great does that feel? or it's wonderful, and i have to thank dr brian brown, who was the founder of this program. we went to high school together, and he just fell in love with science, and he thought that if he exposes, uh, black and brown students, particularly to this type of subject matter and give them, uh the opportunity to connect with it. part of part of the problem is what science is hard to really relate to it, so if you can learn it from a cultural relevant perspective, you're more inclined to engage with it. stick with it and eventually want to go to college and majoring something like that , uh, and do a career with

people that you see here tonight forwarded the appeal on 2 friends who forwarded it to friends, etcetera. so we ended up raising almost $13,000. >> so she had a presentation for them about all that she experienced a did while she was there. she says the money helped fund relief efforts for several organizations there in ukraine. plus, it paid for an ambulance to go to a hospice center in western ukraine and to van loads of food to feed people at hospitals and a children's centers. >> and just ahead, the fda is making it easier for people to get their hands on the covid-19 pill packs of it on live with whe we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. and prnurse mariyam saboeignty knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lo

residents going to have problems with that, you know, getting into their homes and their vehicles, etcetera, and you can see there is a lot of smoke production just the amount of materials that were burning here. a lot of smoke, but it seems like we're starting to get a good handle on it. and hopefully with the next half hour so we should disappear around four o'clock. you said it would be at least an hour. maybe two. you still hold of that if people need to get to this area, travel through this area or live in this area, so they stay away from 1 to 2 hours. yeah i would say we're still going to have lines down on the ground and we're still gonna fired companies in the area, so the roads are going to be closed for that time and just the amount of smoke. you don't want to be on the smoking. avoid the area. you can appreciate you talking to us again. appreciate it. chief moss with the san jose fire department, or ktvu will have updates at six and seven on the plus side. alright nice work back to you. nice work by san jose fire, keeping it to the one structure there, jesse. thank you. for help

it isn't causing more people from, you know, studies published and south africa uk, etcetera. it isn't causing more people to go to the hospital than other variants. but if it continues to affect a large swath of the population, even a small percentage of that means that our hospitals might be in risk. how concerned should we be cases way up right now? but hospitalizations as you mentioned not as high as they were in january, but is the concern then that the more people who catch this, potentially, the more people could end up hospitalized. exactly ali and the superpower of b a five is that it can cause reinfections. so it kind of resets the clock, so it doesn't mean that everyone is protected if they've gotten recently infected, and that puts more people at risk and therefore percentage of those will go to the hospital. i think that we're kind of at a tipping point in california. meaning that the next few weeks are going to be very crucial in l. a. they're already talking about reinstituting a mask mandate in the bay area. we're kind of doing pretty decently high but decent.

etcetera it is or was native to northwestern america. it is just under 10 ft .t 23. feet long and somewhere between 66 77 million years old. the fossilized discovered in montana back in 2018. have you ever been to a museum that has one of those? you know, super large? i think i was at the field museum in chicago. when we start sue the t. rex similar to this it was magnificent. and you know, 23 ft long. that's the size of a small big rig. right just to give you some scale, right? i do for my children, and you have two little girls. i tell my boys that's like four of daddy just you know if you were to stand on his own shoulders four times, that's how big it would be to put it in words they understand right so dollars, which is amazing. thanks so much for joining us today meet you back here for next newscast that's coming up at noon. in the meantime, the sun is peeking out here along the oakland estuary, so that's good news as well. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ feel, feel, feel it ♪ [cheers and applause] >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy willia

be taxing people that produce plastic and so their funds to help with the recycling repurposing, etcetera what can we as consumers due to avoid having our bottles are toothbrushes are plastic junk end up in the ocean? well consumers can look for innovative projects not using plastic. and they can also try to find real recycling, which is not always easy to find. and they can educate and tell companies that they want plastic alternatives, and they can support organizations like ours that are doing significant cleanup to try to preserve the environment. all right, mary mary crowley, you are the founder of the ocean voyager institute. i appreciate you taking the time to join us this morning. it's been my pleasure. thank you for having me. the great highway in san francisco would be car free on weekends for another three years if a new proposal gets approved district for supervisor gordon moore introduced the legislation yesterday it would continue the closure on weekends and allow traffic on weekdays. photos are expected to decide whether to reopen both the great highway and jfk drive in gol

what to eat, etcetera. so let us know at ktvu dot com slash zip trips all about dublin. so it's going to be different weather when we go out to dublin. we only have two cities actually left on our trip. sad to say, but we're gonna be doing this next summer as well. so let's take a look so as gossamer and just a moment ago, our summer dripped zip trip continues with dublin and then we will end the summer. in martinez. so if you're gonna be in dublin two fridays from now and two fridays after that, we're going to be in martinez come out and see us come out and say hi. we would love to see it we love doing these things are getting into the feel the sun. there it is. it's actually said, i feel was right. i didn't think he was gonna be right backng us. thanku to the people of pacifica. to ma real party. good luck, skylar. absolutely. okay? thank you so much for joining us. what an awesome pacific. we'll see you ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show!" [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ now, here is our special guest hosts, vivica a. fox and carson kre

um by offering spaces that are, you know, properly ventilated, etcetera, so implementing all of the safety their ability to come in and hang out and be with be with other folks and, um and get that kind of support. our services are free. we served more than 21,000 people a year. uh and, um in a variety of ways, and i think that you know when i when i get out of this numbers in particular is if you think about 21,000 individuals, the people that they have in their lives, their family, their friends, their neighborhoods and communities. the reach is really extensive, and it grows outside of san francisco and extends, uh to other parts of the bay area at a time when folks are really in a high level of need, given all of the things that have been going on over the last three years. if you'd like to donate to the san francisco aids foundation, please scan the qr code in the middle of your screen. now you can also head to our website, ktvu .com slash giving day british aviation companies looking to the past to get an idea of what it expects to have flying in the very near future. the company hyb

regardless of what the opposition says it has never been about exclusivity, race real estate values, etceterahe proponents. original um you know, anticipation, but the outcome of what this would mean absolutely aligns with some really disturbing trends that we're seeing nationally. the group behind the petition says mount diablo unified is too large and has been plagued by financial irresponsibility for years. the district says it's moving forward t are given priod their education this moment provides this really unique opportunity for all of us to say, what can we do to improve educational outcomes for all of our students? the proposal that the board voted down was actually an appeal from 2017, in which the contra costa county board of education rejected the recession attempt. man diablo is fairly large, has schools in cities, including walnut creek, concord, pittsburg bay point martinez, pleasant hill and clayton. cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. every californian deserves to have a roof over their head. new rules in california to prevent unlawful evictions, reaction from local law enfo

it is providing stability as we go through the year, given the latest news on covid, etcetera, it is hard to believe that china will come close to achieving the 5.5 % growth target. no reason to change our view at this stage. rishaad: against european companies, you think it is inevitable that the rules to parity or even below. what about pound sterling? ray: the sterling still has weakness ahead. whoever takes over the conservative party will be a staunch brexiteer. for me, what is the fate of the proposed change to the northern ireland project? if we get any parliament and it looks like it will be approved, looks like we are in for a bond fight with the e.u. and the prospect of tariffs and initially reverting to wti rules. still not convinced the bank of do what is christ, so there is more weakness ahead for the sterling. rishaad: ray atrill, thank you. let's move to the first word news. shanghai reported its first case of the highly infectious ba.5 omicron subvariant. they will step up mass testing with residents in nine districts required to be screened twice this week. officials

etcetera it is or was native to northwestern america is just under 10 ft.m snap to tail about 23. feet long and somewhere between 66 77 million years old. mess with every child needs for christmas skeleton was discovered in montana in 2018. maybe a lego version may be quite smaller, very hard to put together. all right, let's check in with self for look at traffic. how's that wednesday commute south? it looks pretty good. so far. pam and dave right now we do see that traffic. getting into the west valley looks good, and we're also looking at contra costa county. we're going to start there because there's a little bit of slow traffic on highway four, but not much if you're driving on 6 80. it looks all right. this is a look at the bay bridge, so we don't have a big backup at the toll plaza. it looks very good getting into san francisco, and the weather is not an issue for drivers. it's not drizzly out there, and fog is not really low. 5 51. let's go back to the desk at six o'clock relief is on the way for california's cannabis industry, while the governor an

folks in nevada and look right now, we can only protect, you know, the super bowl, the world series, etcetera. one of the main purposes of the bill is there's thousands of there's a couple of 1000 nfl games every year. there's 20,000 baseball games every year. we were only covering tiny, you know, the super high profile. and so the big advantage of this state and local pilot is to allow that force multiplier, right? for the people who are on the front lines, be able to protect those venues for the ordinary game, you know, that's going on. and so that's a that's a big piece of it, including in nevada. and i fully expect that the jurisdictions that we participate in the pilot would be scattered across the country. >> i think your force multiplier, that's the way we should look at our state and local communities as force multipliers? you can't do it all alone. i have about a minute left, i'd just like to quickly move on to cyber security because we know that the drones really present significant cyber security risk, of course, country of origin as we've talked about with china manufacturing, but

significant advantage given president biden's approval ratings, rate of inflation and gas prices and etcetera one or two points. it is basically frozen there over the course of the last few months, inflation numbers have ticked up. and not in a positive direction, for the current administration. but we are seeing, i think, is a combination of january six and supreme court really beginning to focus the mind of key constituencies in this electorate. we have seen them evolving their views in the last several weeks. we have seen an 11-point shift in the cnn polling that was released a few weeks ago among independents. we've seen an 11-point shift among women. when we have seen a significant shift lot of meng 11 points among folks 65 years and older. in addition to that, as you know we have been measuring the enthusiasm of young people for 20 years now. we are seeing numbers that look like 2018, if not exceeding that. that was a high water mark, 15 years of participation. all of, that again, you can't -- you have to put work, it but i think the environment is far different than you would expect a

etcetera it is or was native to northwestern america is just under 10 ft.ap to tail about 23. feet long and somewhere between 66 77 million years old. the fossilized skeleton was discovered in montana back in 2018. big stowaway discovered on a crab pot off the west coast. oh, my god. there's a giant pacific octopus. startled fishermen found this big guy on their crab pot in yakima bay in oregon, they were able to free the giant pacific octopus from the pot and release it back into the ocean. this type of octopus lives in the waters off oregon, california and washington. but they are rarely seen so close to the shore. netflix hit show stranger things season four, is continuing to smash streaming records. the sci fi show is the biggest english language netflix series of all time. it's the first to rack up more than one billion viewing hours and its 1st 28 days of release. the audience is nearly double the second most popular english program on netflix bridge. iton stranger things, though, has a way to go to catch up with the number one program on netflix that

and although were masked and vaccinated, etcetera.g this in person makes a very big difference. kevin the very premise of this week long program and the social engineering project, which you founded, is to help students that may not have access to stem have access to it. so what does it mean to you to provide this opportunity? to minority students. females i mean, how how great does that feel? well, it's wonderful, and i have to thank dr brian brown, who was the founder of this program. we went to high school together, and he just fell in love with science, and he thought that if he exposes, uh, black and brown students, particularly to this type of subject matter and give them uh, the opportunity to connect with it. part of part of the problem is what science is hard to really relate to it, so if you can learn it from a cultural relevant perspective, you're more inclined to engage with it, stick with it and eventually want to go to college and majoring something like that , uh, and do a career with that later on in life, you're seein