andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's thursday, june 9th and the weather is about to heat up. steve paulson , andre and i were just talking about cracking that bedroom window. just a bit to sleep tonight. if you don't have a c boy, you know, it might be a little tough, but yeah, i understand that, yes. yeah if you open it up sunday morning, the wind cold wind will knock you over. but the next couple of days, it's going to be on the warmer side and not much of a breeze so and he breeds you can get is a bonus here already in the fifties sixties, although, you know, i mean, it's not. we're you know, we're not seeing you know, upper sixties or seventies. yet there's a nice little bed of high clouds over us. they'll clear a little bit of fog down towards monterey. so thursday thoughts some morning high clouds. they'll clear out then it will be sunny, mostly sunny and getting warmer inland. we'll start to see some eighties nineties, their seventies and eighties around the back, all right over the salads eight o'clock in the morning and got crazy. i think it's a little busier than usual places where bart is affected, ittle bit busier. i think earlier this morning as you're going to hear that bart was not running between five and six, and that did affect the commute. more people had to make that decision. to take the car. and now if you look at the toll plaza here, it's a little rough . i have to say it's a little rougher thursday, and just because a lot of people were on it kind of caused a chain reaction as these things go and also reminding you that today there is a baseball game at a always want to say. 18 t park oracle park. and that lets out at about four in the afternoon. it's going to affect the traffic out of the city. so just keep that in mind as you look at some of your options. the san mateo bridge is actually a good option to get across the bay instead of using that bay bridge. 801 let's go back to the headlines this morning. full service has been restored on board after an issue affected the whole system writers. trains were just supposed to start. running writers may still experience some residual delays that ktvu mendicant town has been live with the walnut creek bart station all morning and you're now updating us on the situation there, amanda yes. so trains are running here. that is the good news. but as you heard, sal mentioned they were not running for an hour this morning from 5 to 6 this morning trains board trains all over the bay area. we're not running, but those started. if you are planning to use bart today now, bart originally put out that alert just before five this morning, saying that there was a system wide delay due to a computer failure in its operations controlter, and bart was telling passengers to find another way to get where they needed to go this morning. they initially didn't know how long the system would be down. now here we've been speaking with people getting off bart, who had some delays. some are not affected at all. but a few people told us they're going to be about 45 minutes to an hour late to work and one woman. avoided that by jumping on a scooter. luckily there's like all these sick new scooters around berkeley now so we can, like, take those to get places which is really nice. um but i got to my station. i looked at my bar tap, and it said that the train was on time. so i was like, cool, so i sat down. then i looked at the sign. and it was like 35 minutes and i was like, oh, heck, no. so i had to grab another scooter and i took from ashby bar to macarthur took a scooter and i made it there. luckily the but the bart train was literally like waiting. and i like jumped on and some guy was like you made it and i was like, yes, sick. i did. so it was a bit of an escapade just to get here this morning. all this morning. we've been watching the tracks at local bart stations at lafayette, bart and at pittsburgh, bart on highways 246 this morning, but here in walnut creek, when we got here around six this morning, we could hear the strains. trains start to move. and then we heard the announcement saying, you know if you're standing outside if you've been waiting, trying to figure out another way to get where you're going to come back in. the trains are moving again. but still those announcements are being heard here this morning, saying, we are back to service back to normal service. but you should still expect those major delays. so all trains in all directions. you should still expect some delays . some people we spoke to about 15 minutes. some people. it's closer to an hour, so it really just kind of depends where you're going this morning. but if you're coming to bart still just expect those delays live in walnut creek. amanda quintana ktvu fox tunis. thank you new this morning, a four alarm fire in an apartment building is displaced dozens of tenants into soon city. authorities first received calls about the fire at 12 30. this morning crews arrived in soft flames coming from an apartment unit spreading to others as well. this fire went to four alarms because cruz worried but it would quickly spread and cause damage. most of it was to keep it from spreading. but due to the construction of these buildings we did have spread throughout multiple apartments. so partly is the r overhaul efforts were hampered because of the size. fire departments from throughout the area responded, including travis air force base, vacaville , vallejo and fairfield. up to 16 apartment units were damaged . that's about 30 to 40 tenants who now need shelter. they're being helped by the red cross and the city. no word yet and how this fire started happening today. the special congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol will conduct its business on primetime television. tonight the house committee will call more witnesses to share in full public view what they know. one of the confirmed witnesses is capitol police officer caroline edwards. she was the first law enforcement worker injured when riders pushed their way into the capital. another is british filmmaker nick quested, who captured some of the most vivid images of the day. opinions about tonight's hearings fall mostly along party lines. these hearings will be a chance for the country to come together. to rally around the truth and unite around the rule of law. we owe it to the officers who lost their lives in the officers who were injured, but i wish they would really have time hearing on his inflation, the rights of crime crime in the country as well. then the border itself. how can we secure that? what about baby for the house committee has already interviewed more than 1000. people spent months reading 140,000 reports. these are the first proceedings to get widespread live coverage. starting at five. tonight. we will bring you the entire hearing into the january 6th attack live. you can watch it here on ktvu. and we also live streaming the full hearing for you ktvu dot com and on the ktvu news app will also find all of our regular newscast on ktvu plus during the hearing. well i'll warriors fans have their fingers crossed this morning. we expect to get an update on the health of steph curry, who hobbled at the end of last night's game after colliding with a £240 power forward with the boston celtics. to be his joe fonzi takes us inside boston's td garden for game three of the nba finals. the celtics knew they needed to come out and play with a sense of desperation, and they expected to get a lift from their home crowd as the series switch to boston for the first time last night. that's exactly how things turned out. our soft. that's what was most disappointing to me for us, just trusting each other and hitting the open man and you know, we know that how good they are protecting the room. so it's important this series just to make the simple pass and trust each other because we got great scoring all around. the celtics jumped out to a big lead, leading by as many as 18 points in the first half. they did it with the three ball. former cal star jalen brown was for eight from three point range and led the celtics with 27 points. the warriors trailed by 12 at the half. but then steph curry gave them their only lead of the second half when he had his three it was 83 82 warriors in the third quarter on the road must win game game four. we had the most win game after you know, tough telephone in game one, and we got game too. so the flow. we still feel like we obviously can win the series. come out with the right intention, intensity and focus game four, but the celtics then built on their lead and put it away in the fourth. jason tatum with two of his 26 down the stretch as the celtics to take a 2 to 1 lead in the series teams have learned long ago that the way you defend the warriors is to be physical with steph curry. he took a beating last night but talked after the game about his status approaching game four tomorrow night. so for sprain essentially. that's what it felt like and then i'll see i response so not much other than saying. i don't feel like i'm missing game, though. but now it's the warriors turn to play with the sense of desperation to avoid going down three games to one. in other words, playoff basketball in boston, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. game four, of course, is in boston, but expect chase center to be packed both inside and out. let us hope the mood is different than what it was last night. this is a big inside chase center last night, a lot of disappointed dubs fans, but they say they are still hopeful. instead of warriors and five fans are now predicting the series of maybe run a bit longer. at first i said five, gentlemen, sweet because we're gentlemen out here, but we're gonna do dubs at six. now i'm disappointed. we lost. they played hard, but boston played hard paid $25 each to watch this indoor watch p inside, but no more reservations for the free outdoor party at thrive city not counting the dubs out just yet. definitely not the game. they're going to be on, set back. step back. no problem. this team is a really good team, so we'll see what happens next for checking the roads with sal castaneda or sportsman himself. tell us about what's happening. we know we had a lot of backups from the bark shutdown earlier. yeah, you know, all three of us have been aware of this. so we've put amanda on it as a reporter. we all know that bart did not run this morning between five and six. and at the time what bart was saying to viewers our viewers to writers was that we don't know where we're going to be back. well, they ended up being back at six. let's go to the bay bridge now and a lot of people i think at that crucial hour decided to take the car and it had a chain reaction. now, these people who are here now i don't think that they left the house at five. but you never know. but i just think that the reaction of the early start to the commute has kind of led on to the entire morning of slow traffic. and remember today there is a daytime baseball game at oracle park. the giants are going to be playing that game is out and about four. it's going to put extra traffic on the roads for the afternoon commute. this is a look at 8 80 heading down to union city is going to be a little tough because of a crash at alvarado. it's backed up out of san leandro. if you're getting on the freeway in fremont that's acted sort of a block to the traffic. and the subject commute hasn't been that severe. i want to do mention exit. there was a crash there and traffic on the bayshore freeway. is really slow the easy way to get around that is to use to 80 down the peninsula in step 8 11, let's go back to the desk downwind going to you're going to be gagging. richmond residents have been dealing with a dead whale on the bay. the odor is spreading the plans to get rid of this carcass coming up top area companies taking on gun law reform 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said. election results show voters want elected leaders to tackle crime, including gun violence. with the first major bill we passed. we gave the states and localities billions of dollars billions of hours a half and encourage them to use it to hire police officers and reform the police department. very few have done it. california voters are sick and tired of the soft on crime policies. they want to bring their streets back to a safe place. criminal justice reform advocates say there's no evidence reform minded district attorneys are tied to increases in crime. the advocates also say given time diversion programs will reduce recidivism. well now that san francisco district attorney has been recalled, voters in the city could see another special election as soon as the election is certified, where london breed can appoint the city's next distric she saye her time selecting a someone next month, but adds she this ji wouldn't say that. i necessarily have a list. i would say that there are a lot of people who have reached out to my office to express interest. it's not a question of whether we're soft on crime or tough on crime. are we being smart on crime? whoever the mayor appoints, will serve at least until the next election in november. but if the elections department cannot certify the election in time for the election to be put on the november ballot, there may be a different special election to decide who will permanently take the rest of chasing with dean's term. signals a voters approved the measure to move mayoral elections to try to increase voter turnout measure be lines up the mayor's race with presidential election years and supporters say it makes sure the mayor's race reflects san jose's diversity by increasing voter turnout. but critics worry local issues could be buried during a presidential election year. the measure takes effect in 2024 this morning, more than 200. american companies are calling on congress to take action to reduce gun violence. according to access, a group of companies originally organized by san francisco based levi strauss and company is releasing a letter today calling gun violence of public health crisis. the group also highlights the economic impact of mass shootings, saying it cost americans as much on the again the giants lifters heard l testimony from those impacted directly year old girl described how she covered herself in blood and played dead so the gunmen wouldn't shoot her. valdez only pediatrician urged a change in gun laws after treating the children wounded in the mass shooting. innocent children all over the country today are dead because laws and policy allows people to buy weapons before they're legally old enough to even buy a pack of beer. today we stand for lexi. and as her voice we demand action somewhere out there. there's a mom listening to our testimony. thinking i can't even imagine they're pink. not knowing that our reality will one day be hurst. unless we act now. the house passed a series of gun reform bills, which raised the minimum age to 21 to buy semiautomatic rifles, ban bump stocks and establish stricter requirements regulating the storage of guns in homes. these measures are unlikely to pass in the senate, where a bipartisan group of senators is working on its own legislation happening today in michigan prosecutor says he will announce whether charges will be filed in the death of a man who was shot and killed by a police officer after traffic set police body camera video shows the encounter between grand rapids police officer and 26 year old patrick leola. back in april, the two struggled over the officers taser and then the officer shot leola in the head. there have been protests in grand rapids, calling for the officer to be charged in this case. we're learning more about the california man accused of threatening to kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh authorities say 26 year old nicholas russki from simi valley was arrested. they're cavanaugh's home early yesterday morning when police searched his suitcase and backpack. they found a gun in tools that risky, said he intended to use to break into cavanaugh's home and kill him. rescue told police he was upset about the opinion leak, suggesting the supreme court is ready to overturn roe v. wade california drivers make it unexpectedly big bills when they try to renew their car registration. the burial bridge authority says the drivers haven't paid $50 million in tolls, nearly 400,000 drivers, oh fees and tolls of less than $100 each. however more than $14,600 or more each toll authority hadn't been turning over all the unpaid notices to the dmv or collection agencies during the pandemic, but it is doing that again. now speaking of tools bridge till plaza that has been a mess all morning long because of that issue with bart sal is here now with an update on that sound. you're right. absolutely right. and that's because bart didn't run between five and six, and people had to make the decision to leave because at the time, bart was not sure. when that situation was going to be cleared up. as it turns out, they ended up clearing it up at six and trains started running. there were delays, but a lot of people made a decision to bring the car kind of a bad day for it. today there's a baseball game at oracle park, and that means more people will be in the city for that, anyway. it's going to be a tough day in san francisco to bring the car if you can reschedule things and do things via virtual today, that would be good. or perhaps you can still take transit, which, by the way, is running again. parties running in and out of san francisco. today that would be a good option. this is a look at the same entail braids that looks okay. southbound 8 80 at alvarado. they're still clearing that crash. it's backed up traffic into heyward across the base up down one on one near willow. they had an injury accident. they're clearing up and the traffic is backed up out of redwood city, hitting the palo alto used to 80. instead we haven't talked a lot about the silicon valley commute. it hasn't been that severe. it's been a little slowing here and there. but i like that commute pretty much for this thursday morning. at 8 20. here's the man who knows a lot about what i need to wear today at oracle park. i always layer it, sal. how's that shores with a jacket ? how's that shorts with because if you're in some of those lowers bowl seats, man, it can get hard. but if you're up above around other areas that can be windy and cool. yesterday was a very cool day. for many, including san francisco only 63 half moon bay, 61. oakland 70 san mateo in there, i can feel it in their san jose was seventies low eighties santa rose in livermore. today, though, will be warmer. temperatures aloft. higher elevations are warming up. 67 71 now north wind the highest building in creating the inversion, which will translate into warmer temps. the hottest day will be tomorrow by far. these are some of the forecasts projections, although forecast highs have been coming in too warm, but tomorrow should not be a problem to get eighties nineties to a few low one hundred's, but it's going to come down rapidly by the time we get to sunday band of high clouds right over us right now made for a nice sunrise here. they're favoring areas about san francisco. oakland east bay, south clearing is already taking place to the north. so it'll be warmer today for most 60 seventies over by the coast, eighties seventies eighties around the bay upper eighties mid nineties for some inland we're still most locations are running cooler, though, than 24 hours ago. santa rosa's now plus one, but everyone else is minus one, deliver more in palo alto, five degrees cooler. they should turn positive, though later today 70 in brentwood, but then low sixties or upper fifties i mean, you know, we don't have that strong north northeast breeze. as more systems just continue to march into the pacific northwest, so warmer for most today as temperatures bump up after a couple of cool days. the high moves in today and tomorrow and then about half a saturday then it gets knocked out. the forecast size for tomorrow are definitely above average, but by sunday here comes another system tempts inland will drop a good 20 degrees. probably get fog. strong wind, maybe some rain, mendocino county north sixties seventies eighties nineties. tomorrow will be the hot day. then after that, we start to downshift artsy. thank you. the summit of americas continues today in los angeles. coming up the reason the mexican president boycotted the gathering, and it involves who the white house did not invite. and one east base city is declaring racism, a public health crisis what city leaders their plan evee homeless on the old oakland army base isn't practical. oakland's homeless population has grown to more than 5000 people in the past three years, city leaders suggested housing 1000 people by building a tiny home village or rv park. the report says that either option would cost more than $22 million. the city's entire budget for homelessness is 29 million. the report also found the old oakland army base site content is contaminated with toxic substances, including kerosene, arsenic and lead. meantime the city of oakland is declaring racism of public health crisis. oakland plans to hire two more people in its department of race and equity that identify inequities in the city and help develop programs to solve the problem. study showed that racism is a leading clause of stress within the black community. well, san francisco spending $77 million to repave streets. it's part of a new program to repay 500 blocks in neighborhoods citywide. city officials say right now, about two thirds of blocks are rated in good or excellent condition, but say this investment is essential to keep roads safe for everyone. public works has identified 215 blocks that are candidates for the first round of repaving. among them are portions of harrison street, union street, balboa and ninth avenue. protesters are demanding immigrant protections as president biden hosts the summit of the americas after the break here, what else they're calling for during the meeting between south central and north american countries. also, inflation is hitting europe. more on the highest interest rate hike in 11 years by european central bank officials after a quick aree living in one part of richmond, say the beach is no longer a pleasant place to be where the city is working to come up with a plan to remove the rotting whale carcass that's just offshore. and triple digit temperatures coming to part to the bay area this week, the north bay county that's implementing a burn ban as we're preparing for potentially dangerous heat in many inland areas. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andreior. it is 8 30 on the dot today's thursday, june 9th, and we start now, with the heat that's moving into the bay area. meteorologist steve paulson is here with more on that weather inland areas. that is correct. maybe not so much the coast but inland? yes especially today and also tomorrow, but right now you have a nice band of high clouds over us. i could put that into motion. couldn't i could put that into motion. let me see if i can do that for you. mm you're gonna make it. you're gonna make it. let's see if we're gonna make it. there it is. take a look right there. there it goes. most of that is going to clear out here pretty soon, but you can already see clearing taking place to the north so temperatures will bump up thursday. thoughts have warmer inland temps at some cool lows, though, but morning high clouds, they'll clear out than getting warmer inland. that translates the eighties and nineties coast and bay, though looking for more seventies for right now warmer though tomorr
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