>> look at your screen, a lot of change at the bay bridge toll plaza.vers will only see the hov lanes blocked but look at this shot. i'm going to step in here, look at all of these chp vehicles that have arrived. we have a paramedics truck, we have an ambulance here. i'm told there are three injuries in one car, one injury in the other, that one vehicle has been pulled out from here, it was wedged there under the tree there, but they are addressing a number of injuries. look at this video our operations center quick to get this recording here the bottom of the screen, the black vehicle. in the shadow running across, look, almost getting hit by two vehicles as they make their way to the parking lot, we're told one vehicle has one injury, another has three injuries. the other vehicle as we get back to the map here, you couldn't see it because of that smoke, but it was wedged right here under the tree line and so that was another vehicle. they have to block the hov lanes, that means restriction and more folks are shoved into the toll lanes and it will mean

at&t.local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> i like it this morning. so far. >> because it's going to get a little uncomfortable as with you're going to you're going to love this morning compared to when temperatures get up 100 loss later today in the valley did counties into yesterday was hot. yeah. so but today's going to be the hottest day of the week and i hope we have a cooldown insight, john, but we do. it's going to take moment to get there. but at least in your seven-day forecast, you can see a lot cooler stuff around the corner. >> and not too far away towards the weekend today easily. the hottest one yesterday was our warm-up for the real heat. today. you can see a little bit of fog at the golden gate bridge are also noticing a bit of haze. we have smoke from wildfires burning up to our north that has officially settled back into the day an a for a spare. the air alert out on top of that, the triple digit heat and our heat advisories which go into effect

at this point.immediate plans to bring back the mask mandate that began in 2020 and ended in april. so for your time, children might be at a higher risk of heart problems and diabetes after being infected with covid. that's according to a c. d. c s latest study researchers. they also found other conditions like blood clots and kidney failures . they looked at the health records of nearly 800,000 children who had covid from march 1st 2022 january 1st of this year and they compared those records. to 2.8 million children not infected with the virus over the same period, and researchers say the conditions are rare among children and the best prevention strategy is getting a vaccination. we're following developing news for you this morning. at least nine people have been wounded in an overnight shooting and cincinnati, ohio, and we just received this video a short time ago. police said. the gunfire erupted earlier this morning outside of a bar in the downtown area. witnesses say at least one shooter fire

yelling at him. kron 4 s taylor bisacky has the story. >> well, come so. it's a new year. in the opinion h one chris nguyen gentleman is the victim behind the camera in this video. he says he began recording after this man started yelling racist comments at him. while german was waiting for his order at taco bell on fremont boulevard last sunday. few minutes later, he again said that pick up a but don't need. >> urged to read and write you. you don't need to be fed beef that you guys should you be if you indian, should you be if you don't need jeremy says this was their only interaction before the man went on his tiring mask, don't come out public like >> nobody from the i'm not here to pick a fight 2.41. >> and he said, you know, you into is that you know, a shame. it's disgusting. >> the new spot on the jenin says that's when he and a restaurant employee called fremont police. >> he says the man continued yelling for more than 8 >> german says he waited inside the taco bell for officers to arrive.

at 60 .s a series of systems to the north, they keep working their way into the pacific northwest one day the high builds in and it gets knocked out and the next day builds back in nothing for truckee or south like tono monsoon. i mean, there's a ton of it east and south of them, just not for them, but it does look like maybe some drizzle. and maybe maybe a little light rain on the north coast. eureka that wouldn't be until later in the week early next week, sixties to nineties and those temps so england temps was dropped yesterday. come right back up today about the same tuesday looks like a little drop on those temps and gradual cooling towards the end of the week. you too. all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. steve healthcare professionals are working through a shakeup in their response to the monkey pox virus. when you join us on the nine we're talking live with the doctor about the latest plan to split the vaccine doses. also, we know her from her years on the view, but she's als

he was at chequers at the time. i will give you an i example. he was at chequers on at the time.ther soviet leader, have his grandparents had been religious, had religious icons on the wall, as well as portraits of lenin and stalin. and then when he and raisa decided to get married, they had a civil ceremony because they were not believers in god but he said his grandmother was very upset, she said, mikhail, you have forgotten god but i shall pray for you. he was telling me about that. that was not the kind of intimacy you got from the kind of intimacy you got from the soviet leader in those days and it showed he was much more like an western political leader was that he had a social and personal site, good humour, but he was also totally determined to achieve political results and, by god, he did. and results and, by god, he did. and those results, _ results and, by god, he did. and those results, politically, has significant do you think he was in terms of what he triggered? he is of mandela status. _ terms of what he triggered? he is of mandela status. he _ terms of what he tr

thank you at 11 tonight. oakland police are asking for the public's help in identifying three people wanted in a homicide in may released photos of the men who they say attempted to rob a group of four people. all on foothill boulevard near 34th avenue on may 12th. as the suspects left the scene. police say they shot and killed jose amaya ramos reward of more than $17,000 is now being offered for information leading to an arrest cadet with the san francisco sheriff's office is sharing his story tonight after he says the president of the board of supervisors berated him at city hall. as ktvu is amberleigh reports that cadet says supervisor shaman walton used a racial slur after he asked walton to remove his belt as he was going right through security. on this thursday afternoon, the security checkpoint at san francisco city hall's polk street entrance was fairly quiet, but not on june 24th, according to sheriff's cadet emery butler. he tells me on that day, simon walton, the president of the board of superviso

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mist and drizzle at the coast. 58 in palo alto. san jose at 59. mid-50's with fog at the coast.isibilities not bad. a look outside from our window on the embarcadero. santa rosa in the mid-50's with partly sunny skies in concord at 58. clear in livermore. that is why temperatures are cooler there. overall, 60 in napa allowing for a comfortable start this morning. here is a look at sfo. a little bit of cloud cover. the marine layer being compressed this morning but we are looking at a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy start and with the fog and drizzle at the coast , temperatures will remain in the 60's again today. into san francisco, some upper 60's near average. as we get into the inland valleys, we will be on the warm side but very pleasant in the 80's in the inland valleys. the summer heat is returning as we get into wednesday, thursday. tuesday, high pressure builds in. this is monday where numbers are beginning to climb into the mid-80's. that is very typical. in fact, it could be warmer for this time of year. 70's around the bay. 60's at the coast. winds out of the south. st

let's look at the telegraph — ai enables dead to talk at their own funerals.earing, of someone - about? this is about a hologram appearing, of someone who - about? this is about a hologram appearing, of someone who has| about? this is about a hologram - appearing, of someone who has sadly passed _ appearing, of someone who has sadly passed away and the ability for people — passed away and the ability for people attending the funeral to be able to— people attending the funeral to be able to ask questions or talk to them — able to ask questions or talk to them its— able to ask questions or talk to them. it's clearly a very new and perhaps— them. it's clearly a very new and perhaps slightly untested technology. and i did feel slightly uncomfortable when i was reading it - but— uncomfortable when i was reading it - but i_ uncomfortable when i was reading it — but i quickly came to the conclusion that if it helps people to grieve — conclusion that if it helps people to grieve and deal with the situation, it may be remember somebody in the way they want to, then why

starting out at 6:00 at 75 degrees. it's going to be nice and sunny. cooling down but very comfortable with a breezy blend as we head through the evening. there's the festival globe india day parade and fair, that's in fremont saturday and sunday. taking a look at saturday's temperatures. it will be heating up, reaching into the upper 70s during the middle of the day. but very nice if you're going to be there. it will be warm in sonoma valley this weekend. it's going to be 92 tomorrow, but it will start to feel milder as we head through the rest of the weekend with a miss of sun and clouds, and the mornings start out in the mid 50s. along the coastline and in santa cruz, we'll see a high of 76 on friday. there will be more fog on saturday and sunday. that's going to keep those temperatures near 70 degrees or slightly below. if south lake tahoe is in your weekend plans, it's going to be really nice but warm for the afternoons. reaching in the low to mid 80s. sunshine all through out the weekend. it looks like we don't have issue with the monsoon moistur

miami and tampa, and you look at montana and you look at some of the areas that are now.'s get to the question of home prices. they have risen dramatically over the last couple of years. that seems to be slowing down. it is very rare in the united states, isn't it, professor, for home prices actually nationally to decline, and are we looking at that now? >> we might be the mercantile exchange markets national home price index based on our indexes is in degradation, and the idea that people are expecting home prices to go down or are sufficiently worried that home prices are going down that they will be willing to take that futures price. >> are we looking at something on the order potentially of 2008 i keep reading, hearing that consumer balance sheets are so much better than they were back then and there's so much less leverage in the market and there is more caution and so you might not expect to see the kind of foreclosure crisis that propelled or sunk prices the way they did in 2008 >> well, yeah. i don't forecast the recession of the century as people call that altho

he was a senior at harvard at the time here. you see milton green running the 110 meter high hurdles and he had times in the race that would have qualified him for the olympics and along with a harvard teammate another jewish athlete named norman connors green and can't hear you. see green and connors. they meet with green's family rabbi a man named harry levy. and at temple israel in boston and the rabbi talks to these two young men and says, you know, it would send a real strong message about fair play and about standing up to discrimination if you boycott the games and so milton green and norman connors do boycott the games. they're two of the only american athletes who decide that they that they're gonna boycott the games at the time and it's it's that's a big ask of a young college athlete who's been training for something for their whole lives right to say i'm going to sit this one out and you have to think about in 1936. what did americans know about what was going on in nazi germany green and connors certainly knew that

there's a look at sfo. we will have partly cloudy skies throughout much of the morning hours and then temperatures will start climbing through the 70s and our inland valleys by noontime around 70 along the bay shore inland. we're in the low 80s by four o'clock to the mid 80s, so it's a mile to warm afternoon mid-70s from fremont today and staying in the mid and upper 60s at the coast. so a good deal of sun. we'll talk about a modest warm-up throughout the week. be a little more than modest in a few minutes liz. all right, lisa. thank you. your favorite artists are back in golden gate park this weekend with return of bay area's outside lands performing tonight green day, jack harlow calleuchis and more abc 7 news reporter. terry campbell was at the festival opening night and has our look from behind the gates. the outside lands party is getting started at golden gate park feels amazing. it's awesome. the vibe is great. people are amazing. differt stes.ee-d lvaeamorertts i'm from wisconsin just decided to com

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egyptian health officials say at least 41 people have died and forty injured in a fire at a coptic churchnorth—west cairo. warnings in the uk over the use of disposable barbecues — as tinder dry conditions continue after a weekend of wildfires in parts of england. at least 3,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in southern france as wildfires continue in a summer of historic drought and a series of heatwaves. now it's time for sportsday with 0lly foster. hello, and welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up for you this evening. there's another battle at the bridge as conte and tuchel refuse to shake on a draw. it's home sweet home for nottingham forest — they celebrate the premier leagues return to the city ground with a win. it's high fives for celtic as they return to the top of the scottish premiership. and we'll have the best of the day's action from the european championships with more golds for great britain. good evening. six years ago, tottenham's faint title hopes were extinguished with a 2—2 draw at chelsea in a match that was dubbed the battle of the bridge after

uh-huh then we went to macedonia at work at work at work.ere sunny side kind people hospitable uh, the prices are very cheap beauty. well , everything is so beautiful there, so that later you would leave everything and come back, because here both parents and children went to school. should have already. learn in russian. and why, if i can ask, it still stretches when you leave for a foreign land, it still pulls the pan in places on the fire, we return horse meat and broth to it and spread the potatoes. now we will roll out the dough. it has we came up. from a tatar woman, we roll out the dough on special boards. there are no such people here, these are tarki, our italian grandmothers also have horse sausage. and in short, we also cut goats, and o alsou starts making strudel. roll out the circle now cut it into strips like this and wrap it around with grease, yes, with kaimak, but maybe with melted butter, it turns out that the strudel does not have to be with apples in translation from german strudel - it's a whirlwind funnel or twist, inte

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got a call about a shooting at the school here at madison park. academy the school was put on lockdown and everybody was put into their classroom. we talked to students who are actually texting their parents, giving them word telling them what happened. and that prompted all of these parents to come down to the school to find word about their child. make sure they were safe. we talked to many of them dozens of them who were distraught, particularly with all these school shootings, like the shooting at you validity. here's one mom that we talked to who is coming to pick up her two kids. scary it was very scary knowing that tragedy struck a school again and it's children involved. it was very scary. it's still scary right now. i'm talking to you. it's very scary. now as this was all unfolding. oakland police chief laurent armstrong was addressing the city's gun violence episode just this last weekend, five people were killed in the city here is the chief talking about that. and again this shooting that we just experienced a couple hours ago here. sa

kick off is at 5 30 there at levi stadium, some of the other 49 years.ar offensive starters will also be in the game as well. but the packers will suit up there will sit. excuse me their top players, and that includes cal's aaron rodgers and running back erin jones. well, don't look for return of the shanahan hat tonight. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan told radio station k n b. r that the nfl is now requiring everyone on the sidelines to wear caps designated this year by the nfl . i have such beef with them right now. they won't let me pick out my own one. they won't let me wear anyone that's from a different year, so i can't wear like an older one. i got to wear the new ones that that they give this year and unfortunately, there's none of like wearing oh, too hard, man. but trust me, trust me. i'm upset by the rules, though the coach did not like wearing hats until he designed one with the company. new era. it was red with a black 49 years logo on the front and nicknamed the shana hat. he retired after a bad 2020 season. well speaking of sports today ma

at seven. this is a look at the bay bridge.ommute has been alright. 8 80 is a little bit slower out of san leandro into downtown oakland. and then if you're driving from hayward fremont has been pretty slow. mateo and dunbarton bridge haven't been really that all that slow this morning. it is 8 19. let's bring steve back in with today's cloudy start. yes, sir. for many cloudy start or even some mid level clouds coming in from the west from the southeast here as a little low to the west southwest of the bay area's tapping into some of that moisture and said. starting to lift out towards the east base and a clear valley. maybe as well. you're watching the last few and just watch out that just lifts up from merced. modesto right? they're starting to pop a little bit. maybe out towards the valley. here's something to keep an eye on the big cool down on the weekend, especially on sunday at the onshore breeze. deeper fog bank on friday conquered was 91 saturday, 85 yesterday. oh that's nice. 82 today we're going 86. this will be prob

leave it at home. the rolex thieves are at it again. latest thefts in danville and redwood shores. here is nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: from san leandro to daly city, people wearing rolex watches and expensive jewelry are being followed, attacked, and robbed. it happened again saturday at the danville shopping center on sycamore valley road. sherry allan ran outside with her boss when they heard gunfire. >> i heard a pop. i looked out. he was standing in the parking lot hanging onto his wrist and the three guys were just bolting away from him. and i went down to ask him are you guys okay? and he said that they ripped my watch right off my arm. >> reporter: this the is the latest in a series of expensive watch robbery ins danville. >> while the two were taking the watch from the man, a witness seeing this event try today intervene and that third person was acting as lookout ultimately ended up pistol whipping the victim. >> reporter: all three were armed. one of the guns went off. no one was hit. >> this is a pretty affluent

my first performance at the production was at a factory where melody records were printed at a melodycompany, but where they were not designed or not where they were sold, namely where they were stamped. ironically, at that very time , yuri bashmet's records were released in large numbers, many years later. now the stars of world music on the same stage give a concert classic meets jazz, accompanied by an ensemble of russian soloists within the walls of the special economic zone technopolis moscow inspires concerts and a performance on the territory factories new unusual collaboration in the history of the city decided to give the first concert here in a technopolis on the territory of a special economic zone. the tradition of inviting famous artists to industrial enterprises dates back to soviet times. following the educational program, industrialization began according to the plan of the soviet leadership. the worker had to be not only literate, but also a highly cultured person. here are the photographs, where, gennady nikolaevich rozhdestvensky, he is at the ilyich plant in moscow

, back at speed. next slowdown with start in about 20 minutes for this stretch of the bay shore freeway. i'll show you around the bay coming up. >>> wall street set to open a whole lot higher extending yesterday's games. that's despite new weekly jobless numbers showing first-time claims last week rose slightly. markets rallying after inflation rose at a slower pace in july. some believes this means the federal reserve could start dialing back future interest rate hikes. >>> netflix gets dethrowned by the mouse house. disney plus is reporting 221 million customers for the streaming service which includes espn and hulu. that surpasses netflix for the first time ever. it's all going to cost you a little more, too. disney plus will go up $3.00 -- that's a lot of money. >> it's a lot. >> to $10.99 a month in december. hulu rates will also head higher. disney will roll out an ad-supported version. >> $3.00 on$10.00 thing that, es a hike. >>> a high-tech firm in the east bay looking to put planes into the s

so this is where we're at. once upon a time, lake powell was full to the brim as far as the eye could see. originally, the reservoir was to protect the entire west coast from the threat of waters scarcity. that was the plan, at least with interest by the federal government in expense informing, states in the western part of the western part of the territories. and so the commission, john wesley paul, to go out and explore the river and he comes back with a recommendation that you know, this is really a non starter. it's really, really dry course. you know, you could go big and really try something crazy and try to engineer the river and build giant reservoirs. but, but i really don't recommend that. i don't think that is sustainable in the long run. and what does the government do decides go for the big reservoirs and i radically the name, the reservoir after paul himself. and that's what we know is like paul today. what for decades was seen as a visionary idea for the settlement and future of america's western

you must stay at home.et to host the world would have to adapt. this part of perry barr should have been the athletes' village, but with two years of covid setbacks, plans changed. now the participants are spread across the whole region, and this development becomes housing. the very fact that we are acomodating the athletes and the officials at the university of birmingham, the university of warwick and hotels around the national exhibition centre is a model forfuture generations of the commonwealth games and olympic games, because the construction of a village is very, very expensive, pushes up the cost of hosting these events, and the commonwealth games federation are keen to reduce the cost going forward to make these events more affordable for more cities around the commonwealth. the athletes may live elsewhere, but here, the work goes on. the village plans will become nearly 1000 homes. it's brought huge disruption and traffic chaos. the stadium here is world—class venue, but for local people, it has

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that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank.lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now. >> breaking news this morning: the associated press reporting that salman rushdie was stabbed and attacked on stage at an event in western new york. david lee miller on this story. >> what we know is that salman rushdie was preparing to give a speech at the chautauqua institute located near buffalo, new york. he was apparently in the process of being introduced. according to this ap report, someone then rushed the stage and be -- either begin to strike, rush, or stab him. you can see the author there in video, they fell to the floor. the attacker was restrained. at this time, we do not know the condition. in 1988, he wrote a book, "the satanic verses," which was considered blasphemous for much of the muslim world. the leader of the -- in iran issued a meeting, calling for the death of salman rushdie, putting a bounty of about $3 million on his

like at home. unpack into the window. look at what nature he is, but eat. dying son bequeathed to his mother to undergo a dna test with his only daughter. i told him how many times from the feet, this is not your daughter. grandmother from birth does not recognize her granddaughter, as it is certain that her son was barren. the doctor said, mother says, be strong, he will not have children. but the girl’s mother is convinced that she knows exactly who she gave birth to, they couldn’t sign, because she said that only through my corpse there was no conversation was. well, in general, i was informed that you were discharged by a court decision for some reason, discharged from the apartment. and she didn’t even tell me about it, because they never lived and didn’t pay. they will come with nothing with a cake, they will pick something up so that they die faster, grandma and that's it. whose side will it be, really. i have another man was here, so my doubts, yes, maternal, when she gets a dna test that this is really so, i just want her to eat this piece of dna t

so san francisco came in at 15th at 62%.ory. we're talking about michael jordan's chicago bulls, jersey, worn in the game. one of the 1998 nba finals. so the bees auction houses listing that jersey for a cool 3 and a half million dollars. well, for reference, jordan scored 33 points and 3 rebounds as well as 2 assists in game one. jordan won his 6th and final nba championship against the utah jazz and the 8. still ahead of the next hour of kron, 4 news, a daunting task officers saving a woman's life after her car went up in flames. >> we have the details after the break. also, woman sexually assaulted on bart in the daylight now demanding for more security. as you can imagine, we're going to hear how poor is responding. also and the giant race returns to san francisco this morning. we're going have a live report with kron four's camila barco with everything you need to know. and the sneak peek at the fun. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year t

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the festival kicks off tonight at 6:00. the parade starts tomorrow morning at 10:30.lisa, a lot going on this weekend around the bay. what is the weather going to be like? lisa: we have a little bit of everything. we have clouds, sun, and mist and drizzle and fog area here is live doppler 7 where you can see the fog has expanded across the bay. temperatures in the upper elevations from mount tam, you can see the dark spot there have gone from the upper 70's to the 60's and the relative humidity from 20% to 55%. over into the east bay, about the same deal. relative humidity is coming up and the wind will come up as well allowing for a breezy to gusty afternoon. we have sun on the sea lines. 39, they seem to be having a good time. 65 with sunshine on the peninsula. sunny and the south bay at 62 and we have fog half moon bay. you can see the clouds here over parts of the city. today, a couple of degrees cooler, the winds are kicking up, gusty at times, to 30 miles per hour. right at the coast. 55 santa rosa, you have had fog, and over to where the east bay, there has bee

when you look at brent crude, it is below 90. currently at 93.0 two, and you look at gold spots. the asset check as always, we look at treasuries to see what part of the yield curve a lot of investors want to invest in. the 10 year at 2.831. this is something we saw yesterday, not to the same extent, but europe is moving to the upside and some pressure on the s&p futures. we had some gains in technology yesterday. let's get over to mark cudmore. you are looking at the rally in the s&p. good morning. mark: good morning. i am looking for how far the banks can go, and i have convinced myself that they have gone just far enough. one of the points i want to say is that when you are trading a bull market, it takes the inflation. we have seen that over the last 15 years and the dips were never as big as you had hoped. you want to buy it aggressively. when you get to a bear market, it changes completely. when you are trading bearish, you have got to be selective in your opportunity and much more patient. i learned this the hard way losing money being too bearish in 2009. and we get this

brett, what you're at 70, though, in livermore at 67.retty mild conditions out there overall cooler spots in the north bay include petaluma and fairfax at 55 degrees right now later today. don't expect any rainfall. we've got lots of sunshine highs inland in the upper 80's to low 90's, coastal in bayside areas remaining mild in the 60's to 70's the rest

we might wink at 80, but 60's remain at the coast.there are your plans what's going on with area bridges to get a look at averages and into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit just under 11 minutes. >> san mateo bridge 80 to one o one around 14 for your drive. a richmond sandra fell commute just under 9 minutes as you head out of richmond. the time for you now 04:46am. and in sports, the raiders getting ready to take on the minnesota vikings and the giants took on the san diego padres sports director jason dumas has those highlights for us. >> the giants looking to ride the momentum after sweeping their two-game series against the a's and taking home the tom public bridge trophy. they were down in san diego taking on the padres for a three-game set. >> it was a hazy sunset in san diego, one of the most beautiful cities in our country. top of the 4th. >> no score judge with the bases loaded. he gets an a for that to get a run in evan longoria comes into score. it ain't pretty. but it gets the job done one. nothing. >>

they were also look at also they will look at some other things that they're looking at are the pieces to put back the pieces together. exactly what happened. witness witnesses, video camera surveillance video. all of those things will be accounted for. but take a listen to some of the radio frequency audio that we have. >> hear >> you anything on the having her there with a crash at what ballot. but >> want >> it was to aircraft. >> asked what it looks one 73 or >> now, surveillance video turn your attention. you can see one of the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke altogether. 3 people killed, including a dog in this mid air collision. we also heard from the airport director earlier today saying that this is a small, tight knit they're grieving the loss of what happened here at the airport today. there has not been a lot of action. you have not seen a lot of planes take off, but a

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concord is 61, and look at the blue skies. les fog this morning, and looking upright skies and warmer temperatures by noon time. bayside inland, and look at the 90's back into a. sticking around, and as we get through the rest of the afternoon, were going to get set for a cooler sunday. we will talk about that and the summerlike week ahead, coming up. >> federal investigators are looking to determine what caused a midair crash at the airport. here's abc 7's reporter with more on that community now reeling. >> federal investigators are putting the focus on people, lanes, and the environment it this follows the plane collision that killed a dog at a municipal airport. those who knew the victims secured flowers to the chain-link ants to separate the plane wreckage from the public. the airport director spoke on behalf of the local aviation community. >> is a small community and they are grieving. >> they joined the national transportation safety board for an update. air safety investigators adjusted questions -- addressed question

so that's at least good news. there are lower. >> to middle 60's through a good chunk of the bail, though we got some cooler 50's up there. the north bay. still 66 for antioch. 62. meanwhile, for livermore, do have those onshore winds calm the single digits, although they're popping in some selective little spots here. we'll have the onshore winds returning this afternoon and your tuesday afternoon as well. there's the monsoon. they're a little bit the way some showers to our south or register the south of tahoe. we will see the flare up today. tomorrow. looks like of a few isolated thunder showers there. it is the season to see some of that going on. we're being insulated by the slow out to see those 75 by high noon. basically mostly sunny 81 by 3. we should probably also mentioned some selective spots in the east bay. some breezy to windy like conditions to look forward to as well. checking bay area traffic roadways, rain to fill us in. all right. well, we are definitely busy this morning on a monday morning. a

coming up at 11. a new study on california's bill designed to regulate the fast food industry , suggesting a major price hike for consumers. what researchers predict will happen in the coming years involved working its way back into the coast this evening. that means another mild day tomorrow or warm but not hot. it does heat up, though, and the holiday weekend we'll look into that right after the break. first forbes releases its list of the top colleges in the country where bay area universities rank including the to the tied for second place. tourism is making a comeback. san francisco estimates more than 21 million people visited the city by the end of this year. that's up by more than 26% from the year before. mayor breed attributes the increase to the number of conventions being held at mosconi center 33 this year compared to five just last year. san francisco travel says tourism in the city, however, is still below pre pandemic levels and won't fully recover until travelers from asia returned to

mission of the iaea may arrive at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant at the end of august russia hopesaid vasilina benzya, permanent representative to the un at an emergency meeting of the organization, they discussed the shelling of the nuclear power plant and the murders of dari dugina. the rescue operation is unfolding in the tatar strait during the assault, two coupled barges were torn off the tractor, drifting here are carried to the open sea, according to the ministry of emergency situations, at least 60 people are on board, ready to fly to the helicopter. in latvia, the police detained 14 protesters against the demolition of the monument to the liberators of riga, dozens of citizens came to the memorial as a sign of disagreement with its dismantling, the police blinded the protesters with searchlights, the memorial is going to be demolished by november 15. the resumption of inspection under the treaty is not in the interests of both russia and the united states, but as the ambassador of our country in washington said to this or antonov, this is possible only on the principles of

we get the eurozone at 9:00 london time and the u.k. at 9:30.the focus continues to be the speech of malan. -- speech of malan. that we get the state of the u.s. economy in the last month at 3:00. and -- francine: elsewhere in the u.s., primary elections in florida and new york. later we will hear from the fed president, and finally the german chancellor will share a platform with the canadian prime minister. let's talk about cineworld, dropping again today after trump last week. the firm said it would consider voluntary chapter 11 filing in the u.s.. joining us now is bloomberg's thomas. what exactly is the company in such a bad position? >> they had a very bold strategy in the years heading up to the pandemic. they borrowed expensively, which built them and empires have made them the second biggest chain in the world. but i had them at a high multiple. there are no plans for the revenue outcome, after extending many lifelines, negotiating with landlords and lenders, they're running out of road. they're looking at voluntary. tom: what is for th

a gp practice or even at home. blood test, yes, if they work and we can roll them out into everyday immunity —— clinical practice, it will save lives, absolutely. we want to push up lung cancer survival. it is welcome news for wendy who is having surgery tomorrow to remove her tumours. she hopes this research may give others in the future that same chance. kate bradbrook reporting. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello. it's another hot sunny day for many of us today, but we have got some thunderstorms developing in the north and the west. still an amber extreme heat warning in force across much of england and wales. there could be problems with heat—related illnesses and travel disruption as well. so, still a little bit of low cloud lingering for eastern scotland that should clear away. heavy showers and thunderstorms for northern ireland and for the west

so at very minimum we see an avenue there for a search at mar-a-lago because at the time it was reported and confirmed that that's the place to which he took them >> right you certainly can't take presidential records he obviously can take his own personal property, but he can't take presidential records. and obviously that's -- that's apparently what's at issue here. and there's been a colloquy back and forth for a while about it and the reporting that i've heard and you've recounted here indicates that that's perhaps the focus or a focus of this search warrant bh it may be a focus but it also might not be the only focus. we'll have to wait and see what comes out of it. of course finding things in a search is not always predictable in terms of what you will find so when we know what exactly they were looking for, we'll know a fair amount, but we won't necessarily know what all they found and what the limits of possible evidence located are. so that's something else that's -- we're going to await word on. >> donald ayer, can't thank you enough for jump on with no notice i will say this t

she'll join us live at six. you can always as a reminder here always search for updates to breaking news on our ktvu news app and on our website at ktvu .com. well shocking video showing the beating of an elderly woman in san francisco and what is even more shocking the ages of the suspects. police say one of the attackers is just 11 years old ktvu christian captain, joining us now live from san francisco with the very latest on this investigation, christian yeah, claudine? you said at the details of this case absolutely shocking from the incident that actually occurred, which was all captured on video to the age of the suspect. shocking is the only real word for it. san francisco police say that there is still one outstanding suspect that suspect who is still outstanding, just 14 years old. the video is hard to watch four suspects beating, kicking and robbing a 70 year old woman in the lobby of her senior living apartment complex in san francisco's north beach. the whole incident captured by a security camera j

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starts at nine. so let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast in the bay area and then dublin. how's it? look out there? very quiet. not bad at all. good can be hot for some, but it won't be that bad. and that that mother nature's air conditioning fog is pouring in here on this shot, and it's much cooler on the lows this morning for many here, santa rosa's at 50. atherton has dropped 51. the city is actually gone below 60 for the first time since monday , so if it feels good to you, it is there are still a few sixties, but there's a lot more fifties. and many forties to the north. some patchy fog, no tropical clouds or monsoon clouds. so with friday on my mind a little cooler on those lows, i did warm up inland temps a teeny bit. but boy, it's almost a push because we're running about 1 to 5 degrees cooler on the low, so i don't see us warming up 1 to 5 degrees, so sixties seventies and eighties on those temps, alright james torres here at seven o'clock in the morning. start with a bridge a f

the s&p at 4205. okay, ron, listen, i like your tenor here, especially considering that we have nearly fumbled all of the gains from just a few hours ago. good to see you ron kruszewski of stifel. see you next time. ron: see you. liz: the heart of grilling season is the heart of manufacturers but the leading name is struggling with inflation inferno hitting all aspects of his business. the ceo of traegger is here next to tell us what he thinks will light a fire under the pellet grilling company. dow is clinging onto just two points of gains -- make that five. we're coming right back so don't go away. action in traeger stock is yet another reason why you have to watch the final hour because at the open, shares of the wood pellet grill maker promoted by podcast star joe rogan completely tanked. fell as low as about $3.62 after reporting a miss on both top and bottom lines for the second quarter. now despite q2 quicking off the start of summer grill season, traeger citing macroeconomic conditions and a s

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the new time at 22:20. so don't miss out. and then your regional messages with the residents of moscow and the moscow region, we move on. the construction of the zil station of the troitskaya metro line and the laying of a tunnel under the moscow river and railway tracks special knives. they are made of heavy-duty metal and this year will be attended by over one million six hundred thousand children, and this is a record. sergei sobyanin at the city teachers' council who will stop the construction of a cottage village in the losiny ostrov reserve has been cut down at the moment. well, about half a forest, and in the zoo you can again see the red pandas, the lip bear and the jaguarundi, after the reconstruction a new gallery was opened. so a new stage of construction of the troitskaya metro line has started tunneling between the zil stations and the krymskaya section is difficult, it runs under the moscow river with railways and the existing subway line operates on it a shield that has already successfully p