new at six. the chp is investigating a shooting on an east bay freeway patrol officers say shots were fired on interstate 80 westbound near central avenue in richmond just before 130 this morning. one person's car was shot, but nobody was hurt. anyone with information about what happened is asked to contact the chp. a vigil is underway right now for a man who died in a police shooting in san francisco last month. just a few hours ago, san francisco police held a town hall to offer new details and video of that shooting. officers say the man was armed with a handgun and raised it at them. that's when they opened fire. christien kafton has more on what the police investigation uncovered. police say the man who died in that officer involved shooting was 41 year old ryan blue from san francisco. they say he was armed with a handgun at the time and he raised and pointed it at officers moments before they opened fire. they released new body worn camera video of that incident. we're about to show that v

the parade will start at julian and market street and end at cesar chavez plaza. have a float. if you see us out there, come say hello. the pride parade starts at 10:00 a.m. say that fast. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a great weekend. for tomorrow for the evening festivities, right at 6:00 it's in the upper 70s, but you do want to make sure you have a jacket because temperatures will be dropping quickly into the evening, dropping down into the mid-60s. we have the giants at home today and it starts out in the mid-60s, but then cools down to the low 60s with gusty winds. then for the 49ers game this evening, that will be in the low 70s with sunshine to start. but then coming down to the mid-60s overall, really nice and cool at levi's stadium. and then for the palo alto festival of the arts that will be going on tomorrow and sunday, we'll see a high of 81 degrees, but a morning start in the upper 60s, and a gradual warm-up with a lot of sunshine. we're also clearing the shelters this weekend. if you're heading to the berkeley humane, it'

there at four_ eight, now we will be getting there at four o'clock in the morning.lock in the morning. traffic control at four o'clock in the morning. " traffic control services provider said a technical issue meant it was having to input flight plans manually. that takes longer, so it was going to have to restrict how many flights could operate. the result, hundreds of delays and cancellations into and out of the uk. the issue was fixed by mid afternoon, the but there has been so much disruption today that it will almost certainly spill over into tomorrow. b, almost certainly spill over into tomorrow— almost certainly spill over into tomorrow. a lot of airlines will have to now — tomorrow. a lot of airlines will have to now look— tomorrow. a lot of airlines will have to now look at _ tomorrow. a lot of airlines will have to now look at where - tomorrow. a lot of airlines will. have to now look at where they've got their aircraft. they won't be in the place they are supposed to be. they've got to re—plan their schedules. they will have crews also displaced, and a lo

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, it is trading at i% at the moment. these efforts by these two companies, to try and win over regulators and get this deal across that finish line. and from a business point of view, and i wasjust and from a business point of view, and i was just saying to our previous guest, this is a huge industry, one that we shouldn't dismiss lightly. there is a lot of money at stake and a lot of pressure on this deal getting done. in money at stake and a lot of pressure on this deal getting done.— on this deal getting done. in terms of if this deal— on this deal getting done. in terms of if this deal goes _ on this deal getting done. in terms of if this deal goes ahead, - on this deal getting done. in terms of if this deal goes ahead, if - on this deal getting done. in terms of if this deal goes ahead, if you i of if this deal goes ahead, if you look at what it does for microsoft, it puts it as number two in the console players in the market. behind sony but in head of nintendo. that is what it changes. in terms of the over head ma

parking lots open at 3:00. the gates open at 6:00. at 8:00, queen bey takes the stage.y on mute. did it work? >> we did it. >> it worked. >> we've got big energy this morning. >> good for us, you guys. >> we follow instructions, kris. >> sometimes. >> reporter: you got in formation, marcus. >> that's tough for on-air people, because we don't like dead air. >> we don't. >> reporter: i'm sure our director had a little heart attack. >> kris, show folks your nails. see? >> reporter: i did it myself. it looks like i wiped the tin man's bottom. >> oh, my. >> beyonce is asking everyone to wear silver tonight in celebration of her birthday. >> and bring back that fan. i loved it. we should have a fan every time. >> reporter: i'll be walking around like this. >> that's it. >> kris sanchez. >> reporter: my husband is probably wondering why it's so hot at home. >> thanks, kris. >> from traffic alerts to beyonce's set list, we've got you covered with everything you need to know. head over to nbcbayarea.com and click on beyonce in the trending bar. >> that would be nice to have a fa

and at night. a action packed, family friendly bevy of options, myrtle beach sal is tough to beat out here on the east coast. yeah you don't have to sell me very hard, gabe. it looks absolutely wonderful. you mentioned the pandemic and a lot of people are coming out, but you know, they still want to be cautious. so all the space you mentioned on any beach is probably attractive. are there things that you know, you other beaches, i should say that people can visit on this labor day holiday? yeah. well listen, closer to home sale, that's a beauty. we live in such a great part of the of the country. right. so you and i have talked beaches in the past. i do love general beach. you know, sonoma county, we love the wine there. but 55 miles of coastline there. and i do love general beach there at the at the sort of the north end of the russian river. some some great kayaking, some some great beach opportunities there. mendocino, 90 miles of coastline up there. i do love bowling ball beach on the north end

look at this. you can faintly see the city lights down below of the bay from right up here at mount tam. it is a fairly clear morning. we didn't tap into a lot of that ocean cool there last night. so any cooling that went on is just a result of those overnight hours itself. some 60's, some 70's out there right now. good chance to get outside. enjoy some of that relief from the heat this morning. high pressure ridge certainly still in place. very similar set up to where we were yesterday as the dome of high pressure contributing to less than ideal air quality. and yes, another day in the heat today. not seeing a lot of that sea breeze at the start of the day. but look what happens this afternoon. so we make our way into the evening tonight. we'll see that cool ocean air sweeping right back into the bay and tomorrow morning, expect a little gray, a welcome bit of relief as we will be seeing temperatures friday into saturday out of the 90's in back into the 80's for most inland areas. today is going t

we're at 75 by 11 by 2 at 87.in, looking for some of those highs in the lower nice today. 65 for antioch. some lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. 58, san francisco and 57. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, the giants today versus the braves game time for 15. so games will later in the day. temperatures cooler there for upper 60's. but you throw in that wind and that's what's going to really be feeling of near about 20 gust to 25, although mostly sunny. but a bit on the windy side, sort of be a little chilly at the ballpark. 92, antioch, and it looks like concord today, east bay shoreline. we've got a team. meanwhile, hayward 79 going on for fremont. but these temperatures will be building over the next couple of days. we're going to get warning that extended forecast for you. the 4 zone and also going to check out the tropics. going to be interesting in the gulf of mexico this week. looking for 2 things. stay. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price to questions from the community and a town hall meetin

like at this time. an estimated 8000 families have received more than $8 million in aid in lahaina as it tries to rebuild maui's electric grid. power should be restored to most of west maui by this weekend. bay area first responders are going across the western region to help in emergency relief. petaluma fire department is dispatching personnel to hawaii as well as throughout california. the department's assistant fire chief will aid in maui's recovery efforts. there's also a crew headed from sonoma county to the shasta trinity national forest to contain a wildfire burning along the california oregon border. a petaluma firefighter also went to southern california following tropical storm hillary and a team of bay area firefighters are on maui this morning helping the island any way they can. they are used their own vacation time. our camera was at oakland international airport when the 11 people boarded a plane to maui yesterday morning. the team consists of nine current san francisco firefighters. one

at 6:00 p.m. eastern, the librarian of congress host a conversation marking president truman's executive order 9981, prohibiting discrimination in the u.s. military. also president biden touts the order at the symposium and on the presidency, a historian looks at gerald ford in the context of the 1970's. he served as vice president and then president. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span2,ind a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> sunday night on q&a, in his book, american caliph, a journalism professor looks at the 1977 siege of three buildings in washington dc by a group of muslims and their leader. hostages were taken at all three locations. >> it is amazing how the story has receded in the background and we don't talk about it as much. it's the first time anyone has told the story, he had never been assembled by anyone in for years. a lot of it was lost, and nobody has -- some of the federal records were retained, but the local court r

and look at this just at early morning hour. we have areas of poor and moderate air quality out there across the region. definitely something that is going to be felt for our neighbors that have respiratory conditions. if you have asthma, any sort of breathing conditions, do take it easy today. we haven't had a lot of smoke this season. so seeing that wildfire smoke drifting in our direction and now having a big impact on us. one of the first times we're really seeing that old complex of fires burning closer to the oregon border and that smoke from that northwesterly flow we've seen the past few days really moved its way into the bay area and will continue to be present today. looking as we move into tomorrow, though, tonight into tomorrow, we're going to tap back into motion. cool there. this is going to sweep out some of that poor air quality. so today is easily the smoky a stay of the forecast as we move on into tomorrow, we're going to be looking at much improved conditions for the rest of the weekend after that. so take it

that's southbound 880 at at 16th.ntion a crash in mountain view, southbound 101 at 85. a deadly collision on right where those two freeways meet. right there. and they have a couple of lanes blocked. traffic is mostly getting by. but again, this is going to be there for a bit. it happened at about 345 this morning, just before that. and it was a very violent crash. one person was killed on the freeway there inside a vehicle and now they're doing an investigation. 440. let's go to steve now with today's weather. all right, sal, thank you. decent onshore breeze here. travis west, southwest to 23. see if that picks up. pretty good fog bank in place. temps are stuck 5060s on the temps here. we've had more of a south wind versus more of a west wind. so that's allowing temperatures to be a little bit on the warmer side, especially in peninsula, a little cooler to the north, but still rather mild. i mean, fairfax 53, but i mean bolinas 57 and point res 57 those vallejo. so sonoma and everyone else is pretty close. there's ju

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livermore at 72.first day of school for sonoma county school district, and it's going to be cloudy throughout much of the day. feeling muggy. we're going from low 60s to low 80s at pick-up time. we'll talk about the chance of rain in the forecast coming up. >>> mike, you're taking a second look at the day ahead. >> at first look we see the standard commute, things are moving nicely, typical slowing for 37. the bay bridge metering lights should be turned on any second with no surprises out of the maze toward san francisco. but looking ahead, in san francisco, we do have a giants games, three games for the next three days. tonight's game is at 6:45, so traffic in the area off of 3rd street there across the bridge. the rest of the bay shows a predictable build. something is going on for the east bay, typical slowing south 880. no problems on the span after an earlier disabled vehicle cleared. in the south bay we have another event at levi's stadium and you'll see signs on 237 and 101 in the air, carole g

but coast will be at 55. a 61 inland at 67. but as the fog and clouds actually removed from the area, we're going start to see breezy conditions but popping up inland to 86 bay. 71 coast. 61. but how hot is it going to get? and we're going to hit triple digits. answers next. >> this is still my city. love the city. grew up here. i can see this place just deteriorate. >> that's a frustrated tender line shop on are talking about his many concerns about open air drug use and dealing and san francisco. the sheriff has been showing photos and video over recent drug seizure. it included fentanyl and meth. police say the suspected dealer was arrested and is now on an ankle monitor. new at 10 tonight. police oakley say they arrested a student after that student brought a gun to the parking lot of freedom. high school. >> happened yesterday. police says student was involved in a fight and after educators called police, they say they found a gun in his car. he was taken to juvenile hall. but the facility refused to accept him. instead ci

we'll have coverage at 9:00 a.m. and again at 7:00 p.m.tary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decionsiss one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> right now at 6:43, happy first day of school for livermore valley joint unified. we're starting out in the morning in the upper 60s and it's sunny for now. but we'll see some clouds coming in, partly cloudy for the afternoon and feeling humid as our highs reach toward the mid-80s. hopefully it's a great start to the school year. we'll talk about many changes in our weather in a few minutes. >>> looks like a great start on the peninsa,ul partly

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at the time.t is a harder read mainly because the long end of the curve is less important for currencies anyway. as we have said, equities might react negatively and has to give the dollar a safe haven bed. it works in the background. i think if you get into a weaker dollar environment and those additional drivers or forces tend to add to the dollar weakness, but we are not there at this point. certainly, if you are looking at the finch model last week, i would not use that as a reason to sell the dollar. jonathan: i am not sure a lot of people are. so many people pushing back against that. to lisa's point, you've got the ecb talking about maybe being done. thoughts the bank of england is close to that point. the federal reserve made this 25, 50, they are almost done. the rest of the world, emerging markets have started cutting. chile, brazil, others will follow in 2023. lisa: brazil is cutting to 13.75%, coming down significantly to something that is still significant. you raise a great point. at

get your new quest at a discounted price of just 129 998. but only at rick van. you can help choose the names of two new arrivals at san jose zoo, a pair of male red ruffed lemur pups at happy hollow zoo are the first born there in 14 years. >> you can choose your two favorite names through next monday from a list on the zoo's website. the winning names will be announced next wednesday. >> the zookeepers narrowed it down to six names. >> all of these names are malagasy names, which is native to the island of madagascar, which is where the lemurs are found. >> the pups are important additions to the population of the critically endangered species. their parents, mom ali and dad rocky, became first time parents on mother's day weekend. >> lemurs are so fascinating to watch, too. we have a nice update on a story we first told you about monday night. seven year old robert altman is getting a special package from the oakland a's. the san jose boy brought his treasured glove to the game on saturday at the coliseum when his family left. though they noticed it was missin

look at the ridge down on the peninsula. looking at air quality. the smoke is coming in low, squeezing through the golden gate. it has opinion worse air quality for the city in the immediate east bay than it has been inland. that is weird. or at least i should say that is not typical. it makes sense because there is more smoke sitting out over the ocean. when it sits there it brings it through the golden gate. usually it is reverse. good air quality in the city and not inland. the darker the shade of color on here the highest the concentration of smoke. we don't see a lot of change tomorrow. looks the same. good thing, not terrible. you don't want day after day of moderate air quality. there is tuesday. it gets better. that is from the high resolution forecast. reason to be hopeful by tuesday. better, better at smoke forecasting over the last few years t is still a new science. we can not go to the bank on that just yet. tuesday, might be better. >>> look at what the smoke has been doing. coming from this fire here the smith river complex. it is ge

take a look at this. deputies using an air boat to rescue a mom and son stranded on a bridge in flooding it, which and of tampa. that's where they were. and hurricane idalia cause major flooding there. as we discussed yesterday live here on kron 4 morning news. but you don't often see that. big. wow. oh, typically see like swampland. yeah. streets turned pretty swampy. as a matter of fact. >> all right. another national news, president biden has announced 95 million dollars for hawaii's power grid following the deadly wildfires there in maui. the president says this is part of the federal response to the recent extreme weather including hurricane idalia. let's go to kron four's washington correspondent anna wiernicki for more. good morning, anna. >> good morning. president biden defended the federal response to the maui fires on wednesday saying that his administration remains committed to helping the island recover. >> president joe biden says more help is on the way to harden hawaii's power grid to make

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toll plaza at 5:34. then we will end with a live look emeryville showing you 80. kumasi: new this morning, we are expected to learn more about a shooting involving san francisco police that left a member of life threatening injuries. at happened before 10:30 between eddie and turk in the area you see on the map. when officers got here, they said they saw a man armed with a night threatening people. they shot the man and he was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. reggie: new information about the hundreds of teens that storm the sores -- stores in emeryville. the community working together to find -- prevent that. teens were alerted to link up and broke out in groups and got involved in multiple fights. a note to parents was sent to ask about talking to kids about resolving conflict peacefully. >> needing additional resources for parents and caregivers to understand how to navigate the mental and emotional health crisis a lot of our youth are experiencing. reggie: wilson says these kids likel

onlyly at togogo's. >>> back in the classroom, students at more than two dozen bay area schools returned to campus, and even as school kicks off, a lot of districts are still scrambling with staffing, supply issues, and here's a biggie, dwindling enrollment. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from san jose with some of those challenges. >> reporter: no doubt about it, declining enrollment has been a problem trending for many bay area schools for the past five years. and it's not the only ongoing issue that needs to be solved. the bright signs show the kind of optimism that comes with a new school year, but it's a mixed bag for the 16 bay area school districts that started classes today. declining enrollments is an ongoing problem for many, but that's not the only problem. >> in reality, supply chain issues and issues with contractors and subcontractors are real. and at the end of the day, we have to search school today for our secondary and tomorrow for elementary if we're ready or not. >> reporter: the five-year trend of declining enrollment hovers over many school districts that star

this hour, look at bond market right now at 10 year yield and just jumped once again. southern california begins digging out from undermudslides and drawing out from tropical storm hillary. while nevada and oregon brace for its impact. much of the equities market is taking it all in stride. the dow joins industrials well off the lows and down 252 points and down just 27 right now and s&p coming off a three week slide beginning the week with a gain of 27 points. or about two-thirds of a percent. in the nasdaq, nice move here, just about 200 point gain and thankfully we should say we've got on the other side of the screen, pictures of what's going on in california. still no recorded death in the u.s. from the storm, which is now dumping rain on nevada and oregon. the damage left behind in california may very well soak the supply chain that just recovered in the post-covid breakages and let's go ration of independence to kelly -- let's go live to kelly o'grady at the ports and tell us how this affects terr terribles and all s of products and everything else people are wai

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yeah, i suspect it probably is at that sort of level, right? you're looking at the problems.u're looking at these payments. and the one problem i think it's always hard when you look at financial companies, but the recovery value tends to be very low, at least the post-bankruptcy recovery value. so if they're going to bankrupt themselves, you tend to get this flushing effect right? all these assets are underwater. there are forced seller. it often triggers some other similar sort of entity to file. so you've got their assets under pressure. no buyers, multiple sellers. so because of the leverage, recovery tends to be very low. now over time, they can do well. you know, the lehman ultimately recovered 100 cents on the dollar plus accrued interest. i believe. so it can work out. but i think as a near term, yeah, it's fraught with risk and i'd be loathe to touch it right now. okay. that takes us into what an em strategy looks like. and i don't know, indirectly. are you telling us you need to form an em strategy? that's not ex-china or china's a separate strategy? yeah, i would t

at the margin... the truth is it's _ measures? at the margin...it's unlikely to _ measures? at the margin... the truth is it's unlikely to have - truth is it's unlikely to have much of an impact. i think the expected size of the cut is 50 basis point. when you think about that in real terms it means that every thousand dollars borrowed thatjust cheapens the loan by about $1 50. it's quite marginal. that symptomatic of the fact that there's not been a big bazooka type stimulus out that the authorities authority economy. we've been talking about the housing crisis ever since 2021, ever grant making a huge headline filing for bankruptcy protection in the united states. another giant country garden warning of losses. do you think, are you worried about the housing crisis? a lot of people seem to be talking about the shadow banking crisis thatis about the shadow banking crisis that is linked to the property crisis as well.— crisis as well. the property sector problems _ crisis as well. the property sector problems in - crisis as well. the property sect

>> watch live today at 9:00 on abc seven. >> welcome back, everyone. look at this. a parking garage split into pieces after its concrete caved in and turned over multiple cars. two people were hurt, had to be rushed to the hospital. the collapse happened at an apartment complex garage in ohio. court records show the parking garage has a history of code violations. >> all right. well, good morning . friday morning, we're looking at a cooldown down already the low clouds and fog. that deck has grown taller and it has moved across the bay due to a system getting a little bit closer to us off the coast. but it's not going to stay there for long. and as it retreats, we'll get into a warm up to start your weekend. but as for today, it is a cloudy start. concord livermore. temperatures, though still mild in the 60s. not as cool as we could be. 63 for you on the peninsula. foster city, 66 in hayward and 68 in san jose . here's a look at the winds, the southerly wind will be cooling you off along the coast . marine county and that delta breeze already up to 30 miles an hour

at fremont, 87. 88 at san jose. 94 at morgan hill. and in los altos, 84 degrees. over at the east bay, the numbers will be in the mid 90s all the way up to 100 at brentwood. in the north bay, close to the water not bad. sausalito, 69. novato is warm. 87. but for real warmth in fact, it will be downright hot at ukiah. 101 degrees. in bodega bay, in 1962 where the birds was shot, it will only be 66. >>> a beautiful week ahead. numbers will hit the low 90s by tuesday and wednesday. it will begin to cool off next weekend of course. as per usual. in the east bay, the warmest temperatures will be midweek and near 100. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the look ahead. now let's get back to andrea. >> thanks brian. >>> oakland as fans have not been shy about showing their anger. and now, a tahoe coffee shop owner is telling he is not welcome there. the owner put up a sign saying the cafe has a right to refuse service to fisher or any other members of the as ownership group. >> i want an owner who wants the team to win. i feel bad for the players to have to play for an ow

spring will begi at -- spraying will begin at 10 a.m..xposure by posing doors and windows -- closing doors and windows. larry: all lanes of east downed interstate 80 -- eastbound interstate 80 will be closed this wee we mapped out the part affected. look at highway four and hercules to skyway. the green highlights are the deurptions. highway four, cummings skyway, interstate 780. caltrans is repaving interstate 80. it take the whole weekend to repave one lane. the closure is scheduled at 9 p.m. friday and lasts until 5 a.m. monday. be advised. karina: you might be advised and want to be advised about rain out there. larry: here is sandhya patel. sandhya: it is just an isolated shower. let's take a look at live doppler 7 over pleasanton, across 680. don't be surprised if you see a little shower, from the thunderstorm near mount hamilton earlier today. it's quieting down, as you will notice, locally tomorrow afternoon. an isolated shower or thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. it will be cooler. low to mid 90's inland. i know that is cooler wh

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we are all tied up at 3. a stay that way until here in the 7 roy laces? a shot down the line in left. it rattles around the corner. nick allen comes into score the go ahead. they go up. 43. but in the bottom of the 7th mariners have on when jp crawford, it's a player, it goes to left in cannes. runs in the mariners. they take the lead. they never gave it up. from that point on the mariners into winning this 1, 5, to 4 take the series over the a's. now something that we are sick but still having to deal with bosa is still holding out today. both john lynch and head coach kyle shanahan spoke about the reigning defensive player of the year and all the lands previously mentioned his expectations to sign bosa by week. one shanahan didn't exactly sound optimistic when asked about both of playing in the season opener against the still as we spoke about it today, not one thing. they both echoed. >> is the interest of trading. the pass rusher dismissing the idea altogether. take a listen. >> and no stick to that. but

it's not surprising at all. it happens right across from the police station for the bart. >> reporter: so this is a sad reality of people who live in this area. you know that person that you just heard from, he says he is a longtime resident of oakland, and he is tired of the violence that has been plaguing the city. he says he walks this area every day. he is an avid bart rider. he sees what is happening throughout the city, and when it happens to ridership as well. again, we want to be clear that both the victim and the suspect were not bart riders, but this incident did occur on bart property and is why bart police are the lead investigators. they have not released information on the age of the victim and suspect, but we are continuing to ask those questions. we will bring that to you on-air and online when we learn more. >> thank you very much. >>> our other top story, for the second time this year, a confrontation over shoplifting ended up with a person being shot at a bay area home depot. >> this latest ti

well, look at the reaction today. you're at sterling is the way to look at it. sterling tried to rally and then it came back off and euro sterling is pretty much flat on the day. if the bank of england raise rates at 25 basis points like we expect, it wouldn't really move the needle for sterling. i think what will be really interesting is if we get some more negative news on growth, we're starting to see that in china, for example. but we're also having pretty dismal surveys out of the uk as well. when it comes to price pressures, they're all turning lower. maybe at the next meeting we'll get a better sense of whether that we will get the extra 50, so to 25 in a row. how much is that weakness that we're seeing in china bleeding through not only to the uk but europe and the euro? i think what you were saying earlier, lisa, is spot on. there has been a little bit of decoupling. you look at the likes of risk on in the us market, the move in us yields. yet if you were to use the usual frameworks when china slows down like this, usually it's risk off and very dovish

yeah, not bad at all. right now we're getting some brighter skies for most of the bay area at this point. still looking at a little bit of cloud cover for a lot of us, though. you're looking out there from mount tam down at the clouds that are associated with the marine layer below. and then a little bit of cloud cover, a waft to we actually have the remnants of some tropical moisture across the system across the region. we are seeing just a few drizzly spots mostly up in the santa cruz mountains. there's the center of low pressure. that's that subtropical system resulted in some isolated thunderstorms for southern california yesterday. didn't do much for us except for anchoring in place and keeping that high pressure ridge away from us for just one more day as we move into the weekend, high pressure builds back in and you will notice the effects of that for inland areas as temperatures begin to rise really quickly inland. futurecast shows today getting lots of sunshine our last day where our warmest of te

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at this time. the mountains, truckee, south, lake tahoe and mammoth all in at the 40s reno and susan ville both at 54. bishop 53. the high builds in for a couple of days and then that deep low up in the gulf of alaska says i'm going to carve myself out. now again, this is probably overdone, but this is not monsoon moisture, not tropical moisture. this would be coming down from the north, which would be impressive if it makes it. either way you look at it, it's going to be a big cooldown and maybe some rain up near the oregon border, which would be a good thing. they need it up there. not much fog at all. sunny and warmer in town here for most today. 6070s, 80s and 90s on the temps a lot kind of a push tomorrow then a quick jump on wednesday that'll be the warmest day cooling begins thursday and big time cooling will take us into saturday for it starts to clear out and bump up a little bit on sunday. pam all right. thank you, steve. fights and chaos involving hundreds of teenagers at the bay street

have a look at other things. just look at that pocket there now.s in china, some of the commodities show that. things like iron or as some of these metal prices are soaring today. agent by a quarter of 1%. >> yes, we are still seeing a fifth day of gains when it comes to global stocks here. we will certainly continue to watch how this last year. the earnings picture is very interesting as well. you're talking about the manufacturing pmi numbers out of china. that is actually helping the commodity side of the story. 1.5% in singapore. steel futures are 1% in china as well. we are mostly lower here with the exception of japan and their lunch break. bond yields headed lower here. we have been seeing the treasury softer. we see that economic data out of the u.s., that is certainly helping a bit across fixed incomes here. dell is taking a bit of a drop here. that is helping asian effects overall. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ wanna schedule one online while prepping dinner? gravy. avoid the wait by scheduling for you... ...or the whole crew. or if

i never look at my phone or get caught up just staring at my phone.most people do, so people aren't really aware because they're either staring at their phones or they have their headphones on. anyone who recognizes the man in the photo or the sketch should contact the san mateo county sheriff's office in millbrae henry lee, ktvu fox two news police in pacifica arrested a woman after she allegedly pulled out a gun during an argument over a parking spot. the incident happened at linda mar beach yesterday afternoon. police say the suspect, 36 year old christina villalobos of pittsburgh, had a child with her when she pulled out a loaded gun and threatened three people over a parking spot. she now faces several charges, including assault with a firearm and child endangerment. wildlife experts searching for a line along the peninsula coming up where the big cat was spotted. at this time, we may be cooling down a bit tonight, but a warm up is ahead this week. chief meteorologist bill martin will return with the temperatures. you should expect and his comple

fog and 57 at half moon bay. you can see a little bit of a dean is out there, 64 santa rosa, upper 60's, novato, napa, low 70's concorde and evermore. another 30 degrees of warming for the inland valleys. we are to-seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday. northerly wind above 2000 feet. those are helping he does up quickly. through the next couple hours of that. 80's, 90's, near 100 by 1:00. but, it's only a one-day event, stephanie. i will explain in a few minutes. stephanie: lisa, thank you. new this morning a sideshow left three people hurt and a car submerged in water in contra costa county. this video just into our newsroom. you can see the car getting towed out of the water. a sideshow happened at the antioch marina in smiths landing parking lot late saturday night. ending with the submerged car. another driver crashed in the parking lot and broke a fire hydrant. you can see here. a third driver from the sideshow crashed near 10th and g streets. 10 people were injured and were taken to the hospital. it's

. >>> happening now at 9:00. friends and families are morning the victims of a racially motivated attack in jacksonville, florida. >>> violence breaks out in a crowded shopping area. >> we did not know what was going on. >>> it started as a normal sunday at a mall in emeryville until all of this chaos . we hear from witnesses describing everything they saw . >>> nordstrom turn the page in it story with troubled westfield mall in san francisco. we take a last look and a look into what is next for this part of the city. >>> today we are marking exactly 60 years since the reverend martin luther king jr. delivered his 'i have a dream' speech. demonstrators marched over the weekend on the national mall to mark that anniversary and today descendents of the late civil rights leader our meeting with president biden. >>> we need to get into our top stories. a deadly mass shooting in our country has prompted a federal hate crime investigation. three are dead in jacksonville, florida, after a white gunman with a swastika em

at 648., 880, oakland looking pretty good. san mateo bridge again moving along very nicely across to the peninsula. no major problems in the south bay. at 648, let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. all right. now thank you, sir. cooling has begun here, a much bigger fog bank and also a couple of systems, little lows are going to knock down the knock down the high there. so the cooling begins. not only low clouds, we also have some higher clouds up above santa rosa, redwood city, livermore, san jose. the arrows are all pointing down on the forecast. highs for 81, 76, 83 and 77 for those areas. inland temps drop into the 80s, at least in my forecast zone here. after a couple of 90s there sunday and monday in concord, 94, 93 today, 183 and then wednesday and thursday should be similar, around 82 degrees. always makes me nervous to drop ten degrees, but everything is pointing in that direction. the high continues to pump in a lot of moisture. it's been late to arrive, but it's

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we went to the market and are going home for some, it was not at all to keep up here at this place. we leave for the zeleny lug microdistrict. all the locals know about the spontaneous mini-market at the intersection of the logoisk tract and the gray streets, they meet us not at all hospitably. from what i light up my stomach, you shine me. you, what is already quite important - the attributes of street merchants, a folding chair, a cart loaded with cardboard boxes and the pride of sellers of seasonal vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers, carefully, grown in their compound, and after all, everyone understands that the law is being violated. otherwise , how to explain that at the sight of the camera they scatter in different directions. the first time i came, i never went to sell anything. in general, spontaneous markets today. you can find local authorities in every microdistrict of the capital, trying to solve problems in the markets created by more than 6,000. uh, shopping places. and at the same time, and on a gratuitous basis, such places are provided to the most vulnerable seg

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trending at 4.59 in sunnyvale. as we move along to the next entry here, san ramon at 4.79, and that would be world gas -- we're talking about world gas already in sunniville, but this is just a couple dimes higher in contra costa county. san francisco, still under 5 bucks, and managing that 4.89 at castro gas and food on castro. we are looking at the build now, and contra costa county, highway 4, the slowest stretch into concord. vasco approaching the half hour mark but not there. more slowing, typical of getting down through 580. bay bridge, a early start and a quick backup and it eased off a bit, and there was a disabled vehicle reported but not in the lanes i am watching. the lanes are moving slowly. back to you. >> thank you. >>> moving you forward into a first day of a four-day closure of i-80 extending through the holiday weekend. all westbound lanes closed from 780 in vallejo to highway 4 in hercules, and that includes the carquinez bridge. they will repave the whole thing. the closure starts tonight until t