cal harris seem to have it all. a beautiful family, a successful business, and a big house on a lake. but all was not as it seemed. it was september 11th, 2001, as the world witnessed the tragedies unfolding in new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. the harris family was struck by heartbreak much closer to home. cal's wife michelle had disappeared. here with the house on the lake, is keith morrison. >> it's a long winding ride. this tale. stutter with surprises. >> i just felt like i was being kidnapped and broad daylight, nobody can help me. >> it's a story of his life, and there's. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> it's about their world, the one that fell apart in a time they cannot recall. >> do you remember very much about your mom anymore? >> not really. >> it's a long time. >> it's about what happened on the september day the rest of the world can't forget. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not a

upon the mca with cal train address topics including funding of the cal train grant eligible costs design and construction support and coordination. the mca have the entire design construction and operating phases in addresses temporary surface encoachment at the rail regard. permitting construction coordination. operations and sxhans rehab as well as asset disposition. when negotiated the mca will be brought before the cal train boards for adoption which is anticipated next year in the spring. in the interim before can be negotiated, tjpa requires considerable coordination with cal train including information sharing, design and operational and other documentation input to ensure they meet mile stones in the accelerated work plan and requirements of the ft arc grant. cal train incurred costs in 437,000. in fiscal 21-22. and support of this effort the beyond the role on the executive steering committee and support on the integrated project management team. cal train has developed an estimate for additional cost in support of the project during fiscal 22-23 in the aim of 2 million 883 thou

this max care cal packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. yes, a story will be closely following on the program. well, let's move on though to the news that ship the week. the un human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the deadly incident took place when around 2000 people storm the border of a spanish enclave in northern morocco. a warning the following footages graphic ah, well, aside from those killed, hundreds were also wounded, including a 140 border guards. the u. n. c's moroccan authorities used bartons and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to steal a fence to enter. what is you? territory rights activist claim police deliberately refrained from helping the injured. the incident later spark protests in the spanish capital human rights watch sees the skirmishes showed the contrasting up attitudes towards migrants from different continents. on

and cal fire is posted a long list of wildfire preparedness tips to their website. they include making sure that if you're mowing your yard, you do it early in the morning or at night when conditions are more rather less dry. andre axles reporting for us live from newsroom, zack. thank you. meantime, police in stockton say a love triangle ended in violence at a homeless camp. investigators say woman set a tent on fire while her boyfriend was inside that tent with another woman. he died of his injuries. the woman is in critical condition with severe burns. police say they have identified the suspect in this case but haven't been able to track her down yet. our suspect went back to the tent. and saw her boyfriend inside the tent with another woman. so she got some type of accelerant, poured it on a tent and let it on fire and then walked away. $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. police haven't released the victim's names, but say the man was 35 years old and the female victim was 40 years old. well very weather a bit of a warm up toda

upon the mca with cal train address topics including funding of the cal train grant eligible costs design and construction support and coordination. the mca have the entire design construction and operating phases in addresses temporary surface encoachment at the rail regard. permitting construction coordination. operations and sxhans rehab as well as asset disposition. when negotiated the mca will be brought before the cal train boards for adoption which is anticipated next year in the spring. in the interim before can be negotiated, tjpa requires considerable coordination with cal train including information sharing, design and operational and other documentation input to ensure they meet mile stones in the accelerated work plan and requirements of the ft arc grant. cal train incurred costs in 437,000. in fiscal 21-22. and support of this effort the beyond the role on the executive steering committee and support on the integrated project management team. cal train has developed an estimate for additional cost in support of the project during fiscal 22-23 in the aim of 2 million 883 thou

this change caused discontent in the republic and this past friday about 15000 citizens of care, cal pakistan staged a procession through the regions capital nucleus. the government of his pakistan has been forced to take tough measures. soldiers from his becca stand and security forces were brought into care, cal pakistan, and they used to smoke bombs and tear gas against the demonstrators. as a result, at least one person was killed and several others were injured. on friday night, the internet was cut off, but cellular service remained available. according to his becca stands, internal affairs ministry, public order has been restored, but protests continued overnight. on saturday. on saturday, the president and prime minister of his pakistan flew to the capital of the region . the president promised to preserve the norms of cartel pakistan and their right to secede from the country in the constitution. right now, the situation in the republic is returning to normal. kara cal pakistan as a sovereign republic, within whose pakistan it occupies about 40 percent of the entire territor

cal fire's own words on, this explosive fire behavior. it's been effective at spotting where the embers jump ahead. so a little perspective. you're looking at the last -- that's up to now. i was letting a three-hour time lapse play on that fire. the plume was much bigger this afternoon, which likely has a lot to do with the declaration coming out in the last 30 minutes from the governor. because the intensity of the fire today was extreme. that's another word cal fire used. not my word. extreme fire behavior. there's one item behind this, besides the fact we know we're in a significant drought. what's different about the last week? you probably heard the sss t mi intense heat waves. see the areas in red? those are places over the course of the last seven days have experienced the highest temperature, the mean temperature on record going back for the last 40 days wil. we know it's been hot over there you heard the stories but maybe you haven't heard here at home. bay area, we have been getting off easy. easy the last seven days. but there

has said he will draw plums in upcoming constitutional reforms to take away the rights for a color cal puts them on a thomas region at within who's pakistan to secede from? the country it follows must protests in the regions capital overnights with danson injuries reported us ride. police broke up crowds, a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. oh, oh, yes. so what we are purported to be looking at here are people tending to wounded protesters on police using some grenades until go against crowds. a state of emergency has been declared for one month and the major with authorities, claiming the demonstrators were attempting to seize power. a locally based reporter told us were order with the us government. currently, a state of emergency has been declared and a curfew imposed in care cal pakistan for a month whose becca stand has also closed the border checkpoint between care, cal pakistan and context on that. prior to that last saturday, who's back authorities published a draft amendment to the country's constitution? it proposed to exclude the sovereign status of care

cal fire crews over morgan hill friday afternoon battling a fast moving brush fire.five acre arms be fire burning near sleepy valley road for some to temporarily leave their homes. it's just one of several fires that have been keeping cal fire busy this week across northern california. this is the time of year when, uh, fuel moistures are continuing to drop fires, they have so far managed to jump on quickly. additional hand crews were brought on aircraft were staffed up all part of cal fire's acknowledgement. of the new normal it is no longer a fire season. but i would strips have to say that it's been that way for quite a while now. persistent drought across the state making conditions ripe for wild fires to ignite year round in the sierra foothills, people forced out of their homes because of the electro fire and praising firefighters for their hard work impressed as to the deal as the dickens with what they're doing, you know the electro fire started monday, forcing evacuations in parts of amador and calvary's counties. people are slowly returning to areas near th

this one from the air, and i did see a tweet from cal fire that last night, cal fires fire hawk helicopteras doing its first ever night flying operation on the electric fire. this is a big breakthrough here in terms of fighting these fires and being able to do it after dark. how much of a difference does this make for cal fire? i would say this is a huge step in in this direction. obviously to this point. we've never had the ability to do this and basically giving us all of those nighttime hours to put additional drops on fire. is huge. historically the evening and those later nighttime hours is when the fire activity usually decreases, and those crews were able to get into some of those areas. so having the ability to also use aircraft to drop water is huge moving forward, especially when those fires break out late in the day, and you want to really jump on them. we know that we are now in what we have traditionally come to know as peak fire season. obviously, things have really shifted. here in california in the last few years, but it we're in the summer months, the trees in the brush or

about 2000000 citizens live here is max care, cal packs russians. they live in peace and harmony, and we hope that everything will be fine soon. or i, let's move on to the news that shaped the week. the un human rights office is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the deadly incident took place when around. 2000 people stormed the border of a spanish enclave in northern morocco, wanting the following. footages, gothic ah side from those killed, hundreds were also wounded, including a $140.00 border guards. the un say's moroccan authorities used buttons and stones to repel the migrants as they tried to skill offense to enter. what is e u territory rights activist? claim police deliberately refrain from helping be injured. the instant later spark protests in the spanish capital human rights watch sees the skirmishes show. the contrast thing, attitudes towards migrants from different continents. on the other side, gira ukrainian refugees are rightly welcomed with

train land, it is cal trains land. they have to work with the federal railroad administration. i can sit here and go through litany of unfortunate good excuses but they all remain that. they all just remain excuses and i think that's where an agency has to say, we are going to champion this, we are going to make this happen. it takes--supervisor walton i pleev believe the 4th or 5 supervisor since the project has been kind of made a priority by the community, so you can't hold the supervisors office 5 supervisor offices responsible. i think at some point it is on us as the agencies to deliver. i think we do, again i would offer-we have a good moment of alignment. mta is excited about this project, complementing the t, cal train is very open to the project. historically maybe they have not been. i think we got a lot of land use support and i think we also seen some of the pieces fall into place for potential funding. but, i think it is something certainly to be very cautiousf obecause this is a project that does live wh

fire shows one of cal fires firehawk helicopters dropping water on the electrifier last night. cal fire says this means that crews will be capable of doing water drops 24 hours a day if necessary elon musk has moved to terminate his 44 billion dollar deal. by twitter in a filing with the securities and exchange commission musk. says twitter did not give him enough information about the company walking away could be costly though. there is a 1 billion dollar fee for ending the deal the news sent twitter stock tumbling 5% in after hours trading. i thought for him from day one that this was some like public relations campaign by elon musk. he's so good at using this leg sensational language and these outlandish twe are trying to act like the eccentric billionaire that buying twitter and dramatically changing the platform. just seem to fit with a whole character. he's created. there could also be a legal fight twitter's chairman brett taylor put out this statement saying quote the twitter board is committed to closing the transaction on the price and terms agreed upon with mr. musk

pakistan for a month whose pakistan has also closed the border checkpoint between care, cal pakistan and context on that. prior to that last saturday, this back authorities published a draft amendment to the countries constitution. it proposed to exclude the sovereign status of kara kal paxton and its right to secede from the country by holding an internal referendum. this change caused discontent in the republic, and this past friday about 15000 citizens of care. cal pakistan stated a procession through the regions capital nucleus, the government of whose becca stan has been forced to take tough measures. soldiers from his pakistan and security forces were brought into care cal pakistan and they used to smoke bombs and tear gas against the demonstrators. as a result, at least one person was killed and several others were injured. on friday night, the internet was cut off, but cellular service remained available. according to his becca stands, internal affairs ministry, public order has been restored, but protests continued overnight on saturday. on saturday, the president and prime

fire shows one of cal fires firehawk helicopters dropping water on the electrifier last night.e says this means that crews will be capable of doing water drops 24 hours a day if necessary elon musk has moved to terminate his 44 billion dollar deal. by twitter in a filing with the securities and exchange commission musk. says twitter did not give him enough information about the company walking away could be costly though. there is a 1 billion dollar fee for ending the deal the news sent twitter stock tumbling 5% in after hours trading. i thought for him from day one that this was some like public relations campaign by elon musk. he's so good at using this leg sensational language and these outlandish twe are trying to act like the eccentric billionaire that buying twitter and dramatically changing the platform. just seem to fit with a whole character. he's created. there could also be a legal fight twitter's chairman brett taylor put out this statement saying quote the twitter board is committed to closing the transaction on the price and terms agreed upon with mr. musk and pla

cal fire says those numbers will certainly go up as the fire grows and pushes northeast. it's proving to be a challenge to fight because of the conditions and terrain. at just over 14,000 acres. the oak fire near yosemite has ballooned in size and is consuming property as it rapidly spreads through parched, drought stricken land. any spots that are fine if they do land into the fuels. those fields are so receptive and that's what's causing this fire to grow so rapidly and giving us such a hard fight. another factor contributing to the hard fight topography. we often utilize bulldozers to put in lines and some of this terrain is just too steep to get dozers in there, so we're having to use hand crews. which moves a little bit slower. so that's been a big challenge for us. in 24 hours. the number of personnel assigned to the firefight has jumped from just over 400 to above 2000 and mutual aid has been called in from across the state to battle what is now considered the high priority fire in the state cal fire list the number of structures threatened and more than 2500. so a

. >> reporter: but was helped through the situation by cal fire's aerial support. >> so i didn't know if it made it or not, and both times the firefight was successful. and yesterday it was an aerial attack, aerial bombers between the flames and my house, and it saved the house from all i've heard. >> reporter: which will continue to be ramped up in the critical days ahead. >> it has allowed us to have a 10% containment and we're looking forward to continuing to improve that containment percentage as well. >> there's a chance smoke from that oak fire could impact the air quality here in the bay area. the air quality management district has released an advisory saying the smoke could move into our skies. but any smoke we could get is supposed to stay higher in the atmosphere. all this serving as a reminder that this fire season, we are at risk. >> now is the time. so if you need to go out and purchase an air filtration system, if you need to go out and buy some kind of n95 masks. >> paul, we are talking about this every year earlier and earlier. i know it's the middle of summer. it's h

cal trans says it's because of f fire. an injunction hearing is scheduled for friday. >>> let's turn it over to our first alert meteorologist for a look at our afternoon forecast. how is it looking out there? >> beautiful. that's weird to say for our friends in san francisco who are still dealing with that fog. our inland areas are heelting up into the 90s this afternoon. we are expec sunny skies for the rest of the day really. this is a live look. you can see for miles from this cam. i wish i could say the same over in san francisco. yes, patchy fog is sticking around for us. onshore flow, you can see that wind pushing that flag along mostly in from the west. this is that layer of fog. it's creeping into the bay right now. it will start pulling back as we head into the afternoon. right around 5:00, all the way into the evening, it starts rolling back in. it's a repeat tomorrow. things are changing as we head into the weekend. we are cooling down, which is a treat considering a lot of the states are heating up. we will tal

future cube cals utilized to reconnect. to bring substation online, tentatively by august 31st the impact of project completion will be 6 to 8 weeks. we are plan for example revenue service this fall. and that's my update on that item. just moving on quickly to the agency's financial rating. agency did get a ratings review by moody service. our credit rating was downgraded from aaa3 to aa2 on revenue bonds supported by the operating dj budget moodys cites this due to socialing impacts result nothing decline in transit fares. we did get a rating decline the mta remains the highest rated transit agency in the united states for revenue bonlsd issued through pritting revenues. moody is assigned a rating outlook of stable from negative. noting that the approval of balanced budget and management am just noting on the conferringive management in the agency. on the legislative side of the house the state legislator returns from recess next month to complete 2 year session. focus on a few bills. the state budget agreement increases

you can bet we're doing everything we can to protect them. >> cal joins me from yosemite cal, it's hard to tell from here how desperate are things inside the park? >> reporter: kate, things are desperate because this fire is still at zero percent containment. they are still battling it at this hour and conditions are only expected to worsen in the coming days there is little to no chance of rain in the forecast and temperatures are only expected to rise kate >> we'll hope that changes. cal, thank you >>> a major development today in the ongoing january 6th hearing. steve bannon, a member of former president trump's inner circle, says he will cooperate with the committee but his testimony may come with a hitch that news comes as we learn more about what trump's former white house counsel just told committee members. ali vitali is tracking it all for us. >> reporter: new possible cooperation from an unlikely source, an about-face from top trump ally steve bannon, after former president trump green-lighted his cooperation with the january 6th committee, waiving executive privilege over ban

cal. an emotional. there's no question that this experience. something that is going to linger in terms of the trauma. >> this marks the vice president's second trip to illinois over the past few weeks today, president biden ordered flags on government buildings and grounds to be flown at half-staff until saturday in a proclamation the president said it was, quote, a mark of respect for the victims of this senseless acts of gun violence perpetrated on our of independence day, end quote. president also ordered flags to fly at half-staff at all u.s. facilities overseas, including embassies, consulates, military bases and on navy ships. tonight, we're learning more about some of the victims of that 4th of july mass shooting in highland park. >> that's right. our grant lotus is here with details on some of the victims in as we knew grew by one today. yeah, sadly, a 7th person confirmed to date as of today and we now know the identities of 6 of the 7 killed in that mass shooting. yesterday. the

cal crews will be doing con creek work on the bridge. the closure starts at 8:00 and ends monday at 5:00 a.m. >>> let's check with our weather. paul heggen, we're talking about warmer temperatures through some different areas. but at least here in san francisco. it's been pretty cool. >> it's been nice. we managed to get rid of some of the fog for a little while. fog is one of the features people enjoy. every once in a while, it's nice to see sunshine too. we managed to see that for all parts of the bay area today. the fog will reform and spread across the bay. continuation of the same weather pattern as we head into the weekend. let's take a look what you need to know. the areas of fog tonight, it is going to be breezy by the water for the rest telephone evening. pretty much a normal july weekend. near high temperatures within three or four degrees for late july. next week more cloud cover moving in associated with monsoonal moisture in the upper-levels of the atmosphere. whenever you hear monsoonal moisture, your ears should go up a li

and farther north, cal fire is making progress on the electric fire. containment is 5% and 4400 acres have burned while firefighters are starting to get the upper hand that fire is putting up a lot of smoke that adds an additional challenge to the rugged terrain. they are asking for help in finding a cause. it all started on july 4th. >> the white house is responding to a call for more vaccines against monkey pox after cities like san francisco continue to sound the alarm. the violence is hitting gay and bisexual men disproportionately. not enough of the correct information is getting out to the public. an update on vaccines and testing. >> the vaccines are coming. san francisco health department reports san francisco received 580 doses and 2300 additional ones this week. the first cases of monkey pox in the u.s. were confirmed in may. critics now say the federal distribution should have arrived in mid june before the san francisco pride celebrations. >> in fact san francisco didn't receive its first allotment of 60 doses of vaccine until june 30th so

. >>> a first on the front lines of the high-tech helicopter giving cal fire the edge day or night. >> reporter: in the dark of night, a yuchn upgrade to cal f arsenal. >> it provides an improvement in our capability. it improved our capability to fight fires at night. >> reporter: the fire hawk is a new generation aircraft, replacing cal fire's aging fleet of super huey helicopters. officials say its cutting edge technology is a game changer. >> just being able to spot those problem areas using night-vision goggles, that right there is a massive increase in capabilities. >> reporter: it can drop a thousand gallons of water in two to three seconds, more than double what the old hueys could handle. 12,000 gallons were dropped in three hours. >> it was requested to come in a little before 10:00 to help knock down hotspots to help knock over areas that had gotten over the containment line. >> reporter: this night-flying mission is part of a changing strategy in preventing wildfires from ravaging communities. >> a tool that we're able to add to our toolbox and take the fight to the fire i

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they have a long road ahead of them before things get back to normal after tonight's briefing from cal fire crews. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach two days in and this fire has burned more than 15,000 acres tonight, there is 0% containment and firefighters from several bay area fire departments are involved in the fight. and because of this fire , don't expect clear skies for much longer over the bay area conditions look good over oakland right now. but smoke from the okay, fire is heading our way, prompting an air quality advisory. we begin tonight team coverage of this fire with ktvu s. elissa harrington who watched fire crews gather evacuees inside a high school gym tonight to offer an update. alyssa that's right. julian mike evacuees and residents of neighboring communities are worried. they want to know what is being done to protect their homes. evacuations continue to expand as this fire grows, and one fire official called this the most extreme fire behavior he has seen in his entire career. i can tell you that. there's a lot of structures in there and

cal fire responded to help local firefighters. at the moment 680 is open, but drivers are being asked to be careful in that area. >>> breaking news out of oakland where firefighters say a building fire has spread to nearby vegetation. we've got a crew on the scene. we'll have more on kpix 5 news at 6:00. >>> continuing the fire coverage, crews are still on the scene of a fire near the pittsburg shoreline. this was the scene yesterday. the fire had actually started back in may, but it flared up over the weekend. officials say the marshland is too soft for the usual gear. the only way to access the fire line is wit helicopters a small hand crews. >>> hundreds of buildings are still threatened at the base of the sierra. the electrifier is burning and has grown to more than 4,000 acres. cal fire says they hope to have it fulfill contained by the end of the week. >>> turning now to the fire burning in yosemite. hundreds of sequoias are being threatened. mother nature could make things harder for the crews this week. >> there's airplane

if you're cal fire, you're loving it. there's the low that low is the reason the high is going to do this deal where it nudges in towards the four corners, but that really mostly affects vegas and san bernardino county for us. it just means a slight warm up. it'll be a little warmer on the weekend, some low nineties and places like antioch and livermore, which is quite frankly, if you live in livermore in july. you're like 92 degrees. i'll take it, man that's like that's not a conditioner, not even on. this is the pattern kind of a southwest flow. that's that weather system right there. it's just not a feature that we're used to having. and it's what we got. so as long as it stays put, which it does this week, we stay below average temperatures. and i stated earlier. i talked earlier about how fortunate we were that when we did have fourth of july and all these firebreaks outbreaks, we had conditions that were manageable . imagine if we didn't how different things would be today, the story the newscast to be completely di

cal fire says it's already burned about 75 acres and has a dangerous rate of speed. we will keep monitoring this situation in that area. >>> and it seems like that's the story of this summer every day, there seems to be one or two wildfires popping up. >> yeah, that one in the foothills now, i checked on it, update from cal fire, it's 370 acres and that literally just updated from the time before you even went on the air. you can see that one on the satellite from space. so a little perspective now on what is the largest fire which just took off in california. here we are bay area's over here. central valley's here. those are clouds. except for that, that's not a cloud. that is the plume of smoke coming off of the electra fire. if you look on a big picture, this was able to already spawn one of those pie to row cumulus clouds, where the fire burns so hot so rapidly it develops it's on thunderstorm above it. that's an actual thunderstorm this thing has developed above it that's usually the sign of a fire that's got a lot of intensity to it. and when you take into cons

duke austin of cal state east bay. thank you.up next for my fears of a recession are looming and san francisco's chief economist says the city is really at >> economists have been warning about the potential for the u.s. to slide into recession. the concern comes amid soaring prices for gas and groceries and wages not being boosted to keep up. san francisco's chief economist warns the city could be especially vulnerable in recession even more so than many others across the country. . that chief economist is joining us to explain all this. thanks for coming on the show. >> it is my pleasure. nice to see you. >> first of all, what is a recession? we know the inflation part. everything is getting more expensive and we are paying more for everything. what is the big r? >> ideally, the economy is growing which means the total amount of values of goods and services is increasing every quarter but when it shrinks and goes any reverse for two quarters in a row, that is the technical definition of a recession. >> when that happens, busine

you can see that is very close to the mountain view cal train station. police say the officer had just pulled over a driver when he opened fire hitting the officer in his upper body. the driver sped off and crashed

and we we hope to do the same tonight. >> all spouse with the cal fire. thank you so much for joining with more information on what's happening up there with the the oak fire that's burning and good luck out there. stay safe. >> we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast now taking a live look here back at home. >> at the fog there at san francisco international airport. we can see the fog. we're lucky to have moisture. you're right on our reeser and rig as is tracking though of the fire weather forecast and that area. yeah. fact, in mariposa county, you're tracking very hot, dry conditions. fortunately, wind speeds. >> not too bad out there, but we are going to see an increase in that moisture content with the cooler temperatures overnight right now, relative humidity up to 23%. so hopefully firefighters really get the upper hand on those fires burning in and around yosemite drought monitor map in the bay area. very dry conditions for us. in fact, we are starting to notice it creeping closer along calistoga, even bread with that extreme drough

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. >>> a heated exchange between a cal law professor and missouri senator josh hawley. >> i it opens up transpeople to violence. >> the video has millions of views on twitter. >>> if you have seen the photos, a look at stars and galaxies billions of miles away. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. a lot coming your way. we start with disturbing discoveries in san jose. an underground bunker filled with guns and stolen goods. the land owned by the city of san jose. it's location not far from schools. officers discovered it yesterday. take a look. we go down and inside. it is pretty sophisticated, has electricity and running water. there is rifles inside this bunker and stolen tools. nbc bay area damian trujillo was the only reporter to go inside. >> reporter: that's coyote creek down there. in the middle of the creek is what appears to be an abandoned truck which is par for the course around some of these encampments. if you pan the camera around, you can see what we are talking about here. this is the encampment or bunker at the encampment that police fou

. >> cal fire is investigating tonight.f a fire at crystal springs golf course in san mateo. these are images here of the damage. crews responding to the golf course shortly before midnight. cal fire says that the fire was in the outdoor storage area but didn't spread into the building. no one was injured. >> on bart people are again going to be required to wear masks. the board of directors says it's the wise thing to do right now. and all passengers we'll have to wear them on trains and inside bart stations. as for enforcement bart's, police chief says they're just going to focus on what he calls the education. they will give masks to those who don't have them. the board meets again in september to determine if the mandate should be extended. again. >> well, the summer 2022 is more than just the summer. that travel return to post-pandemic. it's also the summer of lost luggage. >> not so great for a lot of folks as more and more people take to the skies again, the number of travelers reporting losing their bags is soaring

you're going to be taking. >> a reminder from cal fire.to create a family disaster plan that includes meeting locations. they also recommend planning ahead of time having several evacuation routes mapped out in case of any road closures. and of course, like you just heard, have those go bags ready? new at noon, president biden's doctor says his covid symptoms have almost completely resolved. in a statement, doctor kevin o'connor said the president suffered a sore throat body aches and a loose cough over the weekend. but it has improved it will. he will continue to take the medication paxlovid as planned. president biden tested positive for covid last thursday. he's been isolating at the white house. he did cancel plans to travel to florida this week but is expected to participate in virtual events today. cdc, meantime, eliminating a program that allowed people to track covid cases on cruise ships. the agency says the cruise industry has access to the necessary tools to prevent and mitigate covid on board. they also say the standards for co

the father and son are charged in the 1996 disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart. opening statements began yesterday. prosecutors laid out a timeline they say proves paul flores killed smart while the two were classmates at cal poly. his father rubin is charged with highing her body which has still not been found. >>> now to uvalde texas, where the report highlighting law enforcement failures during the school shooting. the gunman killed 19 children and two teachers. and as lilia luciano reports, angry parents demand both answers and accountability. >> we saw the videos. it's out there. and now we all know the truth. >> that truth spelled out in excruciating detail in a damning report by state lawmakers brought an outraged community to monday's uvalde school district meeting. >> what are you going to make sure i don't have to wait 77 bleeding out on my classroom floor just like my little sister did? >> reporter: raw grief, fear and squ skepticism, including among the youngest. >> i don't want to go to your guys' school if you don't have protection. >> reporter: the

we did speak with jonathan pierce from cal fire. this firewood is challenging because of the low humidities and the high temperatures as well as the terrain and the fuel loading. fortunately we are we have over 2000 personnel on this fire with more on the way we do have some what are known as v lattes on the fire. very large tankers. fire is being assisted by the u. s forest service in the firefight. bay area. firefighters are also helping out in the battle in addition to fighting fire from the ground as we heard, the spokesman from calif irs say there is a big air attack, including 17. helicopters from the spire will hit the bay area to assume skies look clear over oakland right now, but that should change by sunset tomorrow. ktvu meteorologist roberta gonzalez is tracking the latest conditions for us tonight. she joins us now with more on that and what firefighters are facing. saying roberta the marine layer is going to be a big assistance and keeping the smoke from being generally at the surface for us and into the higher elevati

we're just getting word that cal fire crews are reporting to the scene. so again, we'll keep an you on this and let you know what happens with this brushfire. >>> netflix joining forces with microsoft for a new ad supported subscription service. netflix has been struggling in recent years as more and more companies get into the streaming game. recently they announced the new cheaper service that will include ads. but have yet to say how much it will cost. >>> the exchange rate between the euro and the dollar is just about equal for the first time in 20 years. you can see the euro's sharp slide on this graph, and it briefly dipped below a one to one exchange rate with the dollar today. the currency, which is shared by 11 european countries has lost 11% this year, way down by an uncertain energy supply from russia and grow fears of a grow rece recession. good news for americans traveling there this summer. one says on a trip to paris, the stronger dollar means they've been able to spend more during their vacation. >> things are a little more affordable for