. >> wil, good to see you. shares of riveian trading lower. investors are really focusing on the guidance ev maker is trimming the financial outlook. investors would expect a wider loss than previously forecast. rivian shares higher in the early going. >>> johnson & johnson will stop selling talc based baby poured in 2023. they ended the sales two years ago follow thousands of lawsuits there are 38,000 legal filings claiming the talc caused cancer. johnson & johnson maintains testing and approvals show it to be safe. the company will move to a corn based baby powder. >>> the wall street journal says regular late regulators are looking into the firm after the meme stock rally. melvin capital said it would return the money and wind down the funds. it looks like the story is far from over. back to you. >> far from over terrible peraformance courtney reagan, thank you. >>> stocks look to close out the week s&p and nasdaq on track for the fourth straight week of gains. longest weekly win streak since november of 2021 joining me now is vance howard

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the wind wil kick in into the evening but its pretty light in the big weathery is a temperatures.rs pressure warms us up but also brings in more sunshine and thas what we are diving into and eveo the beautiful weekend ahead. tha clara valley has low 80s and extending east, more 80s. the tri-valley area, off near san rn and into the heart of the bay, e san francisco area is above ave. four degrees above average and h the next couple of days, it doet it doesn't look like it will change that much. we have a lotf lot of microclimates in the area area and we are close to the bay to the bay with that consistente flow. upper 60s and lower 70s wh the inland areas having the easy getting up to 87 degrees. we wil keep you updated and for now, wd it back to you. > >> still tracking a multi-car ch hayward on southbound 880. fours involved blocking the right lan. a 16 minute drive into san fran. traffic is moving well in both . highway 880 in hayward, with a k at the golden gate bridge with e fog in the area. traffic moving. a 20 minute drive from highway 7 in nevada with the main travel s tra

naval the british navy was told briefly that there were serious mechanical problems with the prince of wilsnchor being investigated. this is not the first fiasco of an aircraft carrier in 1920, during the tests , two accidents occurred, due to which the deck and engine room were flooded, then the ship was out of order for six months. almost 10,000 rescuers are putting out fires in the ryazan region, thanks to the joint efforts of authorities at various levels, several more outbreaks were localized by residents who were previously evacuated and allowed to return to their homes. at home, the difficult situation in the ivanovo region there. now they are pulling in additional forces. the ministry of emergency situations is burning almost 1,500 hectares, in some areas an emergency regime has been introduced. smog from fires. today, moscow has again been enveloped by the smell of harry, which is especially strongly felt in the south-west of the capital, but weather forecasters calm down the direction of the wind will change already. tomorrow the haze should dissipate, well, from the middle of the

we wil see what side has more weight in the days to come. >> thank you, felix. our correspondent in the hometown of the defeated raila odinga. >> we are in western kenya. it is the home of raila odinga. the loser in this election. the situation is very tense. the riot police are here. they have fired tear gas at protesters because they started to become aggressive. they started to throw stones. police were trying to fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. they can see the road is now empty. sometimes you can hear people throw stones. this morning, when we arrived here, this place was packed with people. people were celebrating, they were so convinced that raila odinga would win this election. they were devastated when they heard the news that william ruto has one. that is why the mood shifted and changed very quickly. at the moment, the police have run out of tear gas. it is not confirmed but we can hear now, police are firing live rounds instead of teargas. >> to afghanistan now. it has been one year since the taliban regained control of the capital, overthrowing

27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny ties hommu comesniti, t ojeckeroom y orsupp htiveotelts uni d annsintemeive ntalthheal a andtiddicreon tnta. in rt sho, ea27 metns g ptinge eopl offe thstre an tod insi hou s ye7.on 2 >>> good wednesday morning. it's 6:14. looking at san jose. it's a cloudy start and it will gradually clear up by late morning. our marine layer keeping those temperatures cool for one more day. we will see some big changes heading into the holiday weekend. we'll look at all of our microclimates and the hot weather ahead coming up in a few minutes. >>> with the alert from richmond having cleared eastbound 80, no more distraction for westbound 80. the commute is building at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have some slowing on the city side. another disabled vehicle reported but it looks clear to the approach in san francisco. >>> happy wednesday to you. i was a bit surprised to see we didn't do better

. > >> tennis super star serena wils announced her plans to retire from the court. a bay area youth youth tennis coach had the opportunity to work with willia. lance johnson currently teachest a youth tennis camp in san fran. he was also a hitting partner fr serena williams and her sister s when they were just getting started and would also help out their father with coaching. sera williams showed great perseverance from the start. >> when i first met her, her sir was number one in the world. >> williams helped with his carr by connecting him with other players and working on projects together. > >> as we count down to kick offe 49ers preseason football on fri, we are speaking with another coach who helps shape the center center piece of this year's tea. and he did it 1800 miles away fm santa clara. in marshall minnesota. our mark deros traveled to meet with trey lance lance and caught up with his high school coach. >> reporter: marshall minnesotan reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall m

county supervisors wil announce an action plan tomorrow. > >> a memorial service for a san francisco police sergeant he was was killed in the line of duty 51 years ago today. john was shot and killed back in in 1971 when a group of armed men attacked the police stations were fired at the front desk killing sergeant young at close range. civilian employee nina sustained significant gunshot injuries. >> every time we walk by that front desk, every time we drive down on brandt to a call for service, we carry on sergeant young's memory and well-documented dedication to service. >> current and retired officers spoke about what happened that night and the continued commitment to serve in the neighborhood in the city. > >> let's take a look at the international airport where travel is expected to pick up this weekend. people are also expected to hit the roads. the good news is, gas prices are lower than what we saw a few months ago. still though, it is high. people in san francisco would love to see that. wouldn't wouldn't that be nice? 5.34 in san jose. believe it or not, those prices are

i wil is. i will say this, we hadn't been told there was a problem. >> friday's release of the heavy of the heavily redacted affidavit reveals that of the 15 boxes returned to the national archives in january, 67 documents were marked confidential. 92 marked secret and another 25 marked top secret. some of the documents also indicated there spray bees ve aterial of the united states ine states intelligence committee. >> did nothing wrong. they brought many, many fbi agents and all right before midterm. >> on his social media platform the former president also shared this comment by south ca south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> if there is a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information, after the clinton debacle which you d over and did a hell of a job, there will be riots in the str. >> it will be up to doj twloornt reaches the level of indictment. this is disgusting in my mind and no president should act this way obviously. >> meanwhile a federal judge ina in florida

the fog wil spread back across the bay and into the inland valleys to stare day. upper 50s in san francisco at the moment. everyone else in the 60s. we drop into the mid to to upper 50s to around 60, which 60, which is pretty normal for this time of year. once the fog dissipates, which will happen quickly, especially inland, temperatures are going to heat up. temperatures only going to be a couple degrees above average around the bay. 70s in san francisco, mid to upper 70s in the east bay, and low to mid-90s inland in the north bay, bay, low 90s in the santa clara valley, and mid to upper 90s to even around 100 inland in the east bay. those temperatures about 10 degrees above average. still a heat advisory for solany saturday. but temperatures retun to normal for the second half of of the weekend, which is good ns if you're running the giant race giant race early sunday morninge fog is out there to start the day. it's going to be a cool, rr gray day. the race starts at 8:00 at oracle park, but just that means you don't have to woy about getting sun burned and temp

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it looks like it wil stick around. partly cloudy cons near palo alto. upper 70s, that means you don't even need to drs with layers, unlike everyone else in san francisco. from north beach into chinatown, lots lots of events going on this we. this weekend. you have it all. 60s are expected. that is the trend as we headed to next week. week. one thing i want, pay youn your attention, friday into saturday, notice the jump just an hour in land east bay. this l this will dip it's way south which means it is a beautiful weekend to head out to the nort, napa, sonoma. lots of sunshine in-store as we head into next w. next week. >> there helping to feed struggling families and also inspiring the next generation of of farmers. meet this week's bay bay area jefferson award winner. award winners. don't forget to join us for our 7 a.m. stream. you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. we will be right back. >> some might say they started with a pie in the sky idea but a a couple has been making a difference in food and farming on the san mateo county coast. we ar

along the coastline, we wil we will not see much of a change. that is thanks to a significant onshore flow that is is keeping us cool with the pacific air. i hate to say it but we are still dealing with the heat advisory. this got upgraded from excessive heat watches earlier today, 20 or 30 minutes ago by the national weather service. if you're just tuning in now, this is mostly for the inland areas. looking at livermore, north into concord, all the tri-valley area is impacted by this. the starts tomorrow at 11:00 am and extends extends throughout the day, ending at 8:00 pm in the evening. long story short, it is is dry and warm, relative humidity stays low right now. here's our live look in the santa clara valley, where it is a clear day for us, no matter where you are at. we see a 80s there and a 80s in viejo, triple triple digits near concord this afternoon. in the microclimates, microclimates, things are changing. we do have heat but it it does average out this week as as we extend into the next couple days. in san francisco, we don't see mu

27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny ties hommu comesniti, t ojeckeroom y orsupp htiveotelts uni d annsintemeive ntalthheal a andtiddicreon tnta. in rt sho, ea27 metns g ptinge eopl offe thstre an tod insi hou s ye7.on 2 >>> new at 11:00, the state senate passed a bill that could bring big changes forrest rooms. it opens the door to build all-gender bathrooms with multiple stalls if they want to. the lawmaker who wrote the bill said it could make restrooms more accessible trans or non-conforming people. >> there's a lot of restrictions, if someone wants to make it more accessible. >>> now to a bill we'll tell you about that could see fast food workers see big changes in their industry as early as next year. the new fast food council would be able to set standards for the fast food industry including minimum wage. pay could go up to $22 an hour. the bill only could raise prices and harm small business owners, critics

relative humidity wil humidity will drop, too. you will feel it the moment you wak you walk outside. it will be dry. it will be warm. this is a look at our heat risk today. ce today. compare that to what we will be dealing with on saturday. those east land hill social security our big concern. we will talk more abot that coming up in in the full forecast in just a little bit. > >> and bay area water agencies are joining forces to urge residents to conserve. califora conserve. california is facing a worsening drought outlook. exps outlook. experts say the time to act is now. one example is the -- the coming months are times of heaviest water usage. everye water usage. everyone has a role to play in conserving. >> here we need everyone's helpe help. we have to stretch our water supplies while we are building these projects, while we are making the investments to adapt to this climate future. we know that we are making progress, building our . we also know climate changes on the march. >> california's natural resourcs natural resourc

spear says she wil visit all six hospitals in the county. > >> so let's talk coronavirus. pr is seeking federal authorization federal authorization for their latest covid booster shot. the drug maker says the new version targets the omicron variants ba4 ba4 and ba.5. if the fda givess okay, the boosters could be avae within weeks. pod rinna says thy are expected to make a similar ask very soon. > >> president joe biden's chief l officer and adviser dr. anthony fauci says he will step down in december. dr. fauci spent more than 5 decades at the national s of health. law long before covid, he shaped the government response to hiv and aids, and or illnesses. he is 81 and says he plans to continue working outside of government. join me later tonight at 6:00. i will introduce you to somebody who worked side by side with dr. fai during the height of the aids crisis. hear his hope that dr. fauci's legacy is not hurt by political maneuvers. > >> still ahead on kpix5 and strg on cbs news bay area., the 49er. we look at how player can help t after the quarterback is ready to go. plu

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as soon as the sun comes up it wil. will dissipate.the sun will be breaking through right along the coast. temperatures will start off in the mid to upper 50s. very close close to normal for this time of of year and it will be a normal temperature trend throughout the the day. i lunch time temperatures in the 60s along the coast and in the bay. further inland 70s with some warmer spots around 80 degrees. hotspots tomorrow afternoon, inland in the east bay. most inland temperatures topping out in the 80s which is typical for mid august. 60s and 70s around the bay with mid-sixties along the bay. it will be warm in then the afternoon but temperatures only reaching up into the mid-70s and that is not too bad. make sure you are exercising cn with any outdoor activities even even if temperatures feel comfo. feel comfortable. > >> the fire danger starts off very low thanks to the intrusiof that marine layer well inland but it will climb. the highest values will max out around a four on our 0-10 scale and a couple potential spots highlighted b

there are at least two bills in sacramento that wil at least try to address the problem. both would clear the way in converting empty commercial buildings into housi. is passed, it would clear the way for up to a million new apa. > >> caltrans is moving forward with its plan to close oakland's biggest encampment. it stretches about a mile. today, a judge lifted a temporary restraining order against caltrans. caltrans plans to post eviction notices on labor , giving residents at least 48 hours to clear out. about 200 people live at that encampment. encampment. oakland officials say they will offer 40 shelter beds to start, but the plan is y facing pushback. >> the judge's willing is settig judge's willing is setting thisn process and the people who are living here up for failure. >> i'm sure something will come come up. i don't know if it will be within that time. but it's not my first go around with them, being homeless and hg to move. >> reporter: if everything goes goes according to plan, the camp will be cleared in seven weeks. > >> there are thousands of homeless men

this is exactly what our ukrainian flag wil symboze when we put it up in donetsk, mariupol, the peaonion, and of course, crimea. >> according to kyiv, the counteroffensive has succeeded in disrupting russian supply lines. an allegation disputed by moscow. >> the worldwide nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, says a team of its inspectors are on its way to ukraine's nuclear power plant. the organization's chief is leading the mission which takes place as russia and ukraine are trading accusations of who have been responsible of the strikes there. >> it is the largest nuclear plant in europe. and it is now in russian hands. for weeks now, rikes have been landing in its surroundings. but who is shelling? both sides are accusing each other of repeatedly firing at the plant. propagation to threaten us with a man-made nuclear disaster. >> the information war means a similar tune could be heard from ukraine. but was the plant hit? it definitely was but it is not clear where exactly. inside the security perimeter are six reactors and areas dedicated to use fuel and nuclea

this is being a wilful collaborator, for whatever reasons — opportunistic or not.e one more example to you, and that's tugan sokhiev. yes. now, he is fairly young, he's a very talented conductor, he does a lot of work in the west, but he also, at the time of putin's invasion, was music director of the bolshoi, as well as heavily involved with an orchestra in toulouse in france. yes. now, he claims that he was required in france to issue a public statement condemning putin's invasion. he didn't feel he wanted to do that, so he actually took the radical decision of resigning both posts. yes, but he didn't say — and i would like to know it and i cannot claim anything because i don't know — was he under pressure from the putin regime to pronounce himself in favour of the so—called "special military operation", which is anything but? that, i don't know. but i wouldn't be surprised if he were to be pressured to show his approval of that action, because most prominent figures in russia have been under pressure. i guess... i mean, one fundamental principle is, do artists h

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tomorrow morning it wil feel more of the bay area -- probably won't get a lot inlandt tomorrow, evenugh we start out with more in the way of these low stratus clouds courtey of the marine layer, tomorrow wy warm up because we're going to lose the influencing factor that that cooled us down so much today. livermore it was 80. cond 75. oakland 71. 72 in santa rosa. here's how we did the cooldown. you have got to look out here, you don't see it on regular satellite. water vapor shows it. that's an area of low pressure right off our coast. tt helped to really kind of beef up up the marine layer and kind of help develop the coastal eddy off the coast a little more and by tomorrow that low gone. and that's where we're going to warm to warm up. we're going to be back under the influence of the center of high pressure that wants to move in out there. the morning is just fine. a gray start and temperatures around 60. but you will notice it in the daytime highs so let's pullt some detail for these, santa roa is going to 98 and look at the . mid 80s. east bay shoreline, loafers. but you really

on these incy on these increasingly complex ms complex missions, astronauts wil live and work in deep space. >> reporter: friday, nasa announced it plans to land on te moon's south pole, where some areas haven't seen sunlight in s of years. >> it is a place we have never . we have never explored. >> reporter: it doesn't end there. nasa wants to develop technology for humans to live and work on the moon, with the eventual goal of reaching mars, for a string that starts with artemis one's launch from floria one's launch from florida on august 29th. michael george, cbs cbs news, new york. >> the artemis one mission willt one mission will last 42 days. the orion space truck will travl space truck will travel 1.3 million miles before landing off off the coast of san diego. > >> coming up, kids go back to school. many will be riding to class on a new set of wheels. wt parents can do to keep them saf. to keep them safe. > >> the latest details into the deadly plane crash in santa cruz cruz county. > >> after the deadly plane crash in watsonville, pilots are speaking out. i will tell you the

27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny ties hommu comesniti, t ojeckeroom y orsupp htiveotelts uni d annsintemeive ntalthheal a andtiddicreon tnta. in rt sho, ea27 metns g ptinge eopl offe thstre an tod insi hou s ye7.on 2 >>> welcome back. we're learning more about a fire in san francisco's bay view district. this one left three people and two dogs without a home. you're looking at video posted on the citizen app. this is in the residential area on fitzgerald avenue. this is a few blocks from bret harte elementary school around 3:30 this morning. firefighters say two duplexes caught fire. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. we're waiting on word of severity of those damages and a possible cause. >>> now to a major development in the battle over top secret documents recovered from president trump's florida home. the justice department says evidence suggests information was concealed and removed ahead of the fbi's

it appears to be wilful on the president's part of the, the keeping of these documents after the government was requesting them back. and that adds another layer of concern, the reaction of many, my republican colleagues and those around the former president to attack the f, b i over this and endanger f b. i. agents is just another damaging level of irresponsibility. still ahead on al jazeera mixing religion with politics, one of the afro brazilian communities fees more persecution ahead of the upcoming presidential election. and we continue on coverage of the edinburgh fringe festival, where artists are exploring things if migration and russians invasion are, if you crane ah ah, here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in. let's take a look at the temperature in a sophie on, on monday 34 degrees winds from the north winds from the south. the 2 are going to fight it out, but it's the winds from the south that are going to win out. so what that means is big drop in those temperatures from 34 down to 24 in a sole c on which is more in line with for you should b

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and we wil stop fighting until we are given a good and fair contract. >> according to a new gallup poll half of workers are stressed, and one in five battle anger or sadness during the day. >> this job sucks. >> this job is knot fun and we're not getting paid enough. >> dissatisfied and disengaged workers can cost the global economy 7.8 trillion dollars in lost productivity. this summer more than 415,000 american workers stopped clocking in. >> what is the message its to companies moving forward. >> they need to look at how to retain workers. it's not just getting workers in the door. >> mother of two sara fry is getting called back to her at&t office in september after working remotely during the pandemic. >> i'm like a lot of folks. and there is a panic setting in. some persons have actually said they are literally leaving every day think being how they have to change up their day. >> we have not heard back yet from amazon, kaiser permanente says the company has been negotiating with the union for more than a year. now with nearly two jobs for each unemployed person, workers are in th

the degree to which at least from the public reporting, it attempted, you know, it appears to be wilful on the president's part of the, the keeping of these documents after the government was requesting them back. and that is as another layer of concern, the reaction of many, my republican colleagues i and, and those around the former president to attack the f b i over this and endanger f. b i. agents is just another, a damaging level of irresponsibility. thousands of ukrainians remain missing after the russian occupation of the town of boucher. the streets were left littered with bodies and what ukrainian president vladimir zalinski called a war crime. many families still looking for their relatives, john hendrick, ports from boucher oak. son of pros, cinco has been searching for her father since the battle of boucher ended in march . sir. hyper cinco left their home to check on a friend. you put one that is in me. the family fled to poland during the russian occupation of the town and returned to ukraine to see his car riddled with bullet holes. much. but you see returning here to see

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the shooting happened in the early morning hours of june 5th at the safeway in san jose's bill wil low glen neighborhood. manny cornejo was shot and killed during his overnight shift. in the last 20 minutes, police announced that they have arrested two men. one lives near salt lake city where he was arrested. investigators are waiting for him to be extradited back to the south bay to face murder charges. the other suspect was arrested in san jose and faces conspiracy charges. >>> back here at home, unsettling moments for people in san bruno. this is in the neighborhood of that deadly pg&e pipeline explosion of 2010. this week, pg&e crews are back in that neighborhood, working on something underground. a lot of people are ask questions as to why. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has answered. >> reporter: on glenview drive right neer next to the supermarket in san leandro, a small crew of pg&e workers and contractors have opened up a hole in the street. this is just a block away from where a pg&e natural gas line exploded in september 2010, taking lives and destroying a neighborhood. >> y

it confirms that donald trump is under investigation for the wilful retention of national defence information of government records, and the obstruction of a federal investigation. government officials say the affidavit should stay out of public view, on the grounds that it could compromise their work, and possibly deter witnesses from co—operating with this and other investigations. i thinkjudge reinhart is going to protect the identity of confidential informants, and that is probably the right outcome here. we don't want, you know, none of the media interveners want to jeopardise the safety or security of a confidential informant. donald trump wants the document released in full. a spokesperson for the former president said the florida judge had "rejected the doj's cynical attempt to hide the whole affidavit from americans". government officials now have until next thursday to decide what they want to try to keep under wraps, before thejudge makes a final ruling. peter bowes, bbc news. the man responsible for the bali bombing in 2002 has had his sentence reduced for good behaviour and could

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>> extremely small that you wil. be heard.ave 8,000 to 10,000 cases every year and are granted a 70 or 80 of them and they have to be usually two circuit courts and then a fourth circuit on two different things so that is a circuit split then they have to justify that. it can't mean one thing in california and another in florida it has to be at the same across the board so they are dealing with larger casess like that. in my case we came from just case and standalone basically coming from a court of appeals but the homes are incredibly against us. you have to have four justices agreed to take your case and they have to t go over every aspect to make sure that it's worth their time and effort and energy to take the case to court. >> what was it like when you found out you were going to the supreme court? what were you feeling? >> that was one of the craziest days of my life. there's a website that is for the supreme court of the u.s. and you can follow any case that you want to that you're looking at. i followed my case for mon

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application has been released although it confirms that donald trump is under investigation for the wilfulce information. the concealment or removal of government records. and the obstruction of a federal investigation. government officials say the affidavit should stay out of public view on the grounds that it could compromise their work and possibly deter witnesses from cooperating with this and other investigations. i cooperating with this and other investigations.— investigations. i thinkjudge reinhardt — investigations. i thinkjudge reinhardt is _ investigations. i thinkjudge reinhardt is going - investigations. i thinkjudge reinhardt is going to - investigations. i thinkjudgej reinhardt is going to attract the integrity, and that is probably the right outcome here. none of the media intervenors want to jeopardise the safety or security of a confidential informant. donald trum - confidential informant. donald trump wants _ confidential informant. donald trump wants a _ confidential informant. donald trump wants a document - confidential informant. donald - trump wants a document relea