chp will also increase their so-called surge operation. we were firm in our commitment. we weren't going to walk away. and the fact that we're here is you perhaps can read between the lines. councilmember trevor reed represents part of east oakland, including the hegenberger corridor. she credits a joint partnership involving opd and the chp to a 70% decrease in crime in the area since last year. there is no plan b, the plan that he is on the path forward that he is on for a community that is literally rocked and shocked by crime and violence, it requires this level of accountability and partnership when it comes to prosecuting those arrested. the governor says complex cases will now be handled by the attorney general's office rather than the county da pamela price. the governor's office says it informed the da of that change yesterday after they claim she declined the governor's offer to provide extra prosecutors and resources to the county. initially she showed interest in that partnership and it just never materialized. but we don't have time. we just don't have time.

this is some video coming from chp golden gate division showing us chp helicopters helping chase down some people involved in sideshow activity. those helicopters in the sky are helping ground units find and arrest suspects. after a few hours, chp arrested 13 people, ten nine the cross at bancroft, nine four at bancroft. >> felony stop in progress. units are not involved. i got a foot bail now. running away from the vehicle. two parties. >> governor gavin newsom says the state is quadrupling the number of shifts officers conduct in oakland, along with sideshows. they'll target organized crime and carjackings now seven days a week. that's only compared to 2 to 3 days a week in past surges. all of this happening as chp continues to recruit hundreds of new cadets to its units. 100 new officers were just sworn in over the weekend. governor gavin newsom says this is not a permanent operation in oakland. he says this is only set to last for four months. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you. san jose police have taken over the investig

you have seen chp officers, more chp officers be brought into oakland. area since last year. so currently we have chp delivering 42 shifts a week in oakland, and they will be increasing their chp presence fourfold. that means to 160 to shifts a week. this means the chp will have present 7 days a week to support and work in partnership with the oakland police department, which we welcome and we are deeply grateful to the governor for providing these critical resources to support oakland's public safety strategy. and not just that, but the east bay region. in and our strategy regionally because of course, we know crime is fluid. and so after years of rising crime rates prior to my administration, we are now seeing a study decrease and we know this in part because of the strong partnership between the oakland police department and the california highway patrol, a partnership that we haven't seen this strong for a decade. at least. and so we are very honored to be able to continue to have this very strong partnership and relationship with my office and the governor's office and w

the governor was joined thursday by opd chief floyd mitchell and chp commissioner. sean, do according to the commissioner, operation safe streets will add around 20 officers focused on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts on broadway hegenberger area. >> all in addition to the work of the chp is golden gates, special services unit, which is conducting multi-agency sideshow street racing operations, combating vehicles recovering stolen cargo containers at the port port of oakland, reinforcements from chp were first brought into oakland in february, and the governor says he's been back to the city 5 times since to make sure his plan is not just implemented but also effective. we can turn our back, but i'm never going to turn my back on this community. love oakland. >> needs to heal. it's a great community. deep roots here. governor newsom also says he's disappointed with the lack of prosecution from alameda county da pamela price and says she's turned down an offer of support from the state. he's trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she c

the governor was joined thursday by opd chief floyd mitchell and chp commissioner.according to the commissioner, operation safe streets will add around 20 officers focused on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts on broadway hegenberger area. >> all in addition to the work of the chp is golden gates, special services unit, which is conducting multi-agency sideshow street racing operations, combating vehicles recovering stolen cargo containers at the port port of oakland, reinforcements from chp were first brought into oakland in february, and the governor says he's been back to the city 5 times since to make sure his plan is not just implemented but also effective. we can turn our back, but i'm never going to turn my back on this community. love oakland. >> needs to heal. it's a great community. deep roots here. governor newsom also says he's disappointed with the lack of prosecution from alameda county da pamela price and says she's turned down an offer of support from the state. he's trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not 2

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well, today, chp said that the initiative was a success, the governor saying that it will increase chp patrols yet again next week. so absolutely, we're not trying to replicate. we're not taking over the jurisdiction here. we're supplementing and supporting, rather supplementing some areas, but primarily supporting the areas that the city and the county and the region are already advancing. now, the governor says increased patrols are just a temporary fix to a long term plan to stop crime. and this operation is a team effort between local agencies and the chp. in the meantime, governor newsom is reportedly rescinding an offer to help alameda county prosecute drug crimes in oakland, politico reports. da pamela price essentially refused the state's offer to provide state attorneys for oakland prosecutions. it cites a letter authored by newsom's cabinet secretary saying price's office has not made use of the offered resources. the da's office is not commenting. price will face a recall vote this november. more developments out of oakland this midday. that's where a group seeking to recall

and a chp officers are here just about to reopen 680 south. this has been closed or partially closed since 7 a.m. this morning with the backup clear into the sunol grade. it's been quite a traffic mess. and again, this was a fatality. one person in a vehicle did die as a result of this accident. so that's the very latest from here on 680 andre back to you six hours later. >> finally 680 about to reopen fully. all lanes to traffic. thank you. mark. >> so excited for tomorrow because our fox local zip trip series continues here on fox two. you'll find us in foster city. we'll take you along the shores of san francisco bay to the foster city lagoon. >> it's not thrilling, it's just relaxing. everyone should be here. >> join us tomorrow, july 19th. mornings on to the nine. we would love for you to swing by and say hi. if you're in the area of leo j. ryan park, you can of course, just sit back and watch it all unfold live on your tv. ktvu fox two and of course the fox local app. >> all right. the paris summer olympics officially begins one week fro

the chp received calls about a pileup just before 11 p.m. the crash happened on southbound 680 near the concord avenue offramp. five cars were involved. one had flipped over, another spun around and ended up facing the wrong direction. we're working to learn what caused the crash and which car the person who died was in. the community of alameda is mourning the loss of a family killed. last week, two dozen people gathered in front of city hall for a vigil. the steps were covered in flowers and pictures of the victims. authorities say shane killian shot his wife, father in law, mother in law and the couple's six year old son, william, on wednesday. killian is behind bars facing multiple charges. the couple's one year old son survived the shooting. the police chief says he's still being treated at the hospital as of today. online banking and mobile app services are up and running again for patelco credit union customers. the banking system has been down since a ransomware attack late last month. mobile deposits were among the services to retur

as ktvu tom vacar tells us tonight, the governor is adding more chp officers now to oakland streets. >> governor newsom called reporters to an oakland towing yard to announce that he's increasing the deployment of chp officers in oakland, doing all manner of police work in oakland and the east bay, patrolling oakland's hotspots, including some of the ones on broadway. >> hegenberger area multi agency sideshow, street racing operations, combating vehicle theft, recovering stolen cargo containers at the port of oakland. tackling fencing operations at oakland flea markets and combating commercial vehicle violations in or about oakland. >> so far, the chp has recovered 142 stolen cars, arrested 562 suspects and seized 55 crime linked guns. now, even more chp police power in oakland. >> we're going to move the california highway patrol from 42 shifts that they're currently operating in oakland. we're going to increase that fourfold. we're going to have 162 shifts starting next week. we're going to focus over the course of the next four months to ensure that those caught are really held ac

he announced more chp officers are coming to oakland streets. we'll have a live report with details on that plan. plus a few hours from now. president biden set to host his first post-debate press conference. it's part of the 2024 nato summit, but the country will likely be watching for totally different reason. the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. the thermometer is back on the rise this thursday as usual, residents of inland communities will be feeling the heat, but other areas that normally don't get very warm will also need to be careful as well. ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez joins us now with more on that. >> hey roberto, very well said there, andre. and good afternoon, everybody. it is the second round and here we go again. it began yesterday when livermore jumped 18 degrees and topped off at 105 degrees. we now have an excessive heat warning and an advisory in effect all the way until friday evening. now, meanwhile, today will pan out to

chp is operations there. officers in oakland have recovered more than 1100 stolen cars and they've made more than 500 arrests, according to chp is commissioner. they're adding 20 officers to the city who will focus on traffic safety car thefts and more. >> on broadway hegenberger area all in addition to the worker, the chp is golden gates, special services unit. >> which is conducting multi-agency sideshow street racing operations, combating vehicle recovering stolen cargo containers at the port port of oakland. >> the governor showed support for the community saying he will never turned his back on oakland and that the city needs to heal. in response to the chp partnership. mayor sheng thao did release a statement reading in part, quote, after years of rising crime rates, we're seeing a steady decrease. and we know this is in part because of the strong partnership between the oakland police department and california highway patrol. this partnership models. good government that yields results. and i think the

kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the golden gate division of the chp about this crackdown. he joins us live in the studio here up grant the golden gate division of chp has made around 61 arrests and recovered more than $26,000 in stolen retail items this year. >> governor gavin newsom says he's committed to holding criminals accountable for smash-and-grabs. the security camera footage of retail crimes shows how quickly they can occur. >> criminals targeting stores and leaving with the stolen merchandise. in a matter of minutes. governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force and 2019. but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. your debate 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says there's been $26,000 and recovered items in the bay area. >> and 1.4 million dollars in assets he described where criminals off an attempt to resell. we see thes

the chp says the motorcycle was hit by an unknown vehicle. the motorcyclist died at the scene later in an ambulance hit the motorcycle while it was on the freeway. the chp did block off the lanes of 5.80, for a while during that investigation. this week, san francisco police announced that the famous dolores park downhill skate bomb us. they call it was canceled. very different scene from last year when dozens of skaters were arrested. but there was some push back this year from the city's skate culture kron four's jack molmud reports. >> it is city famous for its skating culture. life always finds a way. hundreds of people and skaters gather a nearby church street. ford arguably just a steep drop as they normally find every year. and the loris skaters tell us they get just under 40 miles an hour on a good run. you this state are taking about fall but met with cheers from the crowd. that chases the speeds. the skating event was peaceful compared to last year. barrack a plan that is out. >> the officers present is a is a way to tell the commun

they say after a few hours, chp was able to arrest 13 people.gavin newsom saying the state now quadrupling the number of shifts officers conduct in oakland. and along with sideshows, they'll target organized crime and carjackings. seven days a week. that's compared to only 2 to 3 days a week in past surges. and this is all happening as chp continues to recruit hundreds of new cadets to its units, 100 new officers were just sworn in over the weekend. governor gavin newsom says this is not a permanent thing that we can expect to happen here in oakland. he says. it's only going to be a commitment for about four months. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you so much. we continue to follow the attempted assassination of donald trump. here's what we know so far. that shooting killed one man at the rally injured trump. and critically wounded two other people, sources tell fox news the shooter had explosives inside of his car, which was parked near the pennsylvania rally and bomb making materials at

the chp says it got word of a five car pileup just before 11:00 last night.estigators say a black honda civic crashed into a concrete barrier in the southbound lanes near the concord avenue offramp. the honda then deflected off the barrier and came to rest, blocking the two right lanes. that triggered a chain reaction involving four other vehicles. the chp says at one point, the driver of that honda got out of his car and was struck twice. he died at the scene. another driver was hospitalized with major injuries. >> attorneys for several bicyclists who've been injured on oakland city streets say they are glad to hear that the city is pursuing pothole repairs on bike routes. ktvu learned that city crews were repairing dangerous pavement on skyline boulevard last week. a ktvu report revealed that the city had some $27 million in settlement. payouts for injurie, including two large payments for cyclists who suffered severe injuries. the city department of transportation director tells us their teams prioritized the skyline project after ktvu showed the impact on

we honestly need manpower. >> and i think that manpower can come from the chp delay. health council member christina arriola points to sonoma boulevard, also known as state route. 29, which runs through the city and has often been plagued by car chases and other violent incidents. >> arriola says if for california highway patrol officers were assigned to the area full time, it would reduce crime, make neighborhoods safer and help a depleted police force. i believe the state. our governor. >> with better spend resources with the chp in vallejo, then having it wasted in oakland and san francisco where won't see the impact. i believe we will see an impact with the highway patrol presence on highway 29. but earlier this month, governor newsom announced plans to quadruple the number of chp shifts in oakland while noting in earlier surge of officers has resulted in hundreds of arrests and the seizure of more than 1100 stolen cars. >> meanwhile, it has been more than a year since the city of vallejo declared a state of emergency traffic. the police department does not have a

according to governor newsom, chp officers arrested a record 717 people so far this year and they have recovered almost 7 million dollars worth of stolen goods. >> our conference, rob nesbitt spoke with the golden gate division of chp about their crackdown and he joins us now live in studio with some of those bay area numbers. rob grant. vicki, since january, the golden gate division of chp has made around 61 arrests and recovered more than $26,000 in stolen retail items. governor newsom says he's committed to holding criminals accountable for smash-and-grabs. the security camera footage of retail crimes shows how quickly they can occur. >> criminals targeting stores and leaving with the stolen merchandise. in a matter of minutes. governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force and 2019. but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. year-to-date 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that are paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barc

the governor first deployed the chp officers to oakland last fall, and the chp reports since that deployment, it's led to more than 560 arrests and the recovery of more than 1100 stolen cars and 55 guns linked to crimes. the governor also says the prosecution of complex cases related to the chp operation will now be handled by the state attorney general's office. and here's the rub rather than the alameda county da. governor newsom says that's because da pamela price declined his offer to provide extra prosecutors and resources to her office. she chose not to embrace that path. and we have a mechanism with the with the ag's office, the department of justice to do just that. look she was independently elected. i'm not here to offer advice or counsel. i can only observe what i've observed. i can't speak to the governor's disappointment. i'm sorry that he's disappointed, and i hope he will call me. interesting. back and forth there. the district attorney addressed the governor's claims this afternoon. she said the governor is misinformed that there is a significant amount of miscommunication ab

. >> coming up, delay hope council members pushing for more chp officers to be deployed to her city. why she says the need is urgent. >> i know we can do big things california because done them >> and a former la mayor's making another run for california governor will share antonio villaraigosa's pitch to the voters. >> and then almost a dozen unhoused people died in a matter of days in the south bay. now local officials are sounding the alarm as the heat it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. excessive heat. it's raising the alarm for those who worry that the current heat wave well could make those numbers grow. kron four's lezla gooden reports 11 on house people in santa clara county have died over the last week. >> according to the county's medical examiner's and house death dashboard. the cause of death remains pending that have one more field at. we will tie the cumulative total for all of 2023. >> and we aren't a sean part right. serves those in need and is the founder of an

dozens of cats will graduate from the chp academy this week. but first, they got out there and took part in the traditional cadet run from the academy and west sack to the state capitol. chloe curtis reports. >> dozens of chp cadets taking the final steps of their journey dark and early this to be in a position where you could help and make a difference in someone's life. to me, that means everything because right is the most important thing we have soon-to-be chp officer jacob parker says he's ready to serve alongside the men and women that are become more like family over the last. 26, we lost super grateful for and all of us are excited to just put in work every day try to make a difference and help people out on a daily basis. just be the best families near and far coming to support their cadets today, including parker's nephew here all the way from nebraska. are you a lot of happy tears here as family celebrate their cadet? getting to the end of their program here? just look at everyone gathering. we've got lots of posters, signs of suppor

the chp is asking anyone with information to reach out. happening tonight, sector control workers in parts of san jose air. >> fighting west nile virus positive mosquito pools. there will be treatment. tide around 10 o'clock in the areas they're dark. and on your screen. people in that area are being told to wear pants and long sleeve shirts use bug repellent and keep those windows closest. >> time now for the 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at the san mateo bridge, the hustle home, a lot of traffic out there now. not so bad, but you can see a little bit of haze here in this picture, lawrence, what's happening? yeah, you know, we've got all those fires burning around the state. we saw some of the smoke from the fires. >> moving across our skies and some spots. i think the good news is though, more that onshore wind, that seabreeze that's keeping the nice fresh air ride the service where we need in. we'll see more of that on the way. temperatures also really falling back over the last few days. the weekend we saw the big changes on th

chp is giving us that estimate right now. the backup that you see is about 12 miles from just shy of mission boulevard. if you enter a mission, you're okay, but just shy of mission. it extends back in towards sunol. now that does take you a little bit of slowing as you pass by the niles canyon. highway 84 is probably your best bet because from 680 south takes about 45 minutes past that scene. it's about 30 minutes. if you take niles, even if it's windy and slower, you can get through the area, take 880 and pass that scene again. expected to clear, we hope by noon. yeah. good. thanks, mike. all right. last look at that forecast for us okay. we are warming up today and tomorrow at least for this week. the weekend we take a little bit of a breather but then jump start the week with some hotter temperatures, upper 90s. and by tuesday, some low one hundred's in the forecast. so we need to drink lots of water even if you're not thirsty. avoiding the caffeine and being fire weather aware up in our very dry hillsides. even some parts

they formed a car caravan through the town ending at the golden gate division headquarters of the chp. >> we have a freeway that cuts through our town and it is neglected. i don't buy into the understaffing , that seems to be the catchphrase of the day. i do not believe that, i believe they can spare a handful of officers to patrol a greatly needed street which is very dangerous . >> reporter: the city county member says she is tired of hearing about governor newsom sending hundreds of chp officers to protect oakland and san francisco from urban crime, especially when highway 29 in vallejo is left unprotected . >> our police department is understaffed, we have come on 21 officers, on-duty, in vallejo , for a city of 125,000 . >> reporter: they are having to fight public apathy , many people have been numbed by the sounds of gunshots and sideshows every night and have given up taking vallejo can be any better. >> there has been research to show that where you live greatly impacts her mental health . living in a town where you cannot feel safe to drive down the road is something that im

the surge in chp patrols is expected to last for four months.oakland police department will also get a boost from 300 license plate reading cameras waiting to go online throughout the city. a deadly crash tied up traffic in the east bay this morning. it happened at around 7:00 along 680 south in fremont. six cars were involved in this one, including a big rig that jackknifed off the roadway. one person was killed, although the chp hasn't said which vehicle they were in cleanup took six hours, backing up traffic between auto mall parkway and mission boulevard. all lanes were back open just after 1:00. in today's climate and crisis, coverage, is california at risk for pivoting back into a drought after two strong rain and snowpack seasons this summer has started with prolonged heat and record breaking temperatures, which may have led to some earlier than expected changes in the drought. monitor our vianey arana joins us now with a closer look. vianey. what's going on here? well, we got the latest numbers and the short answer is there is some impac

but the chp says drugs and alcohol are not suspected. elected officials and law enforcement in san jose. they're calling for more to be done to protect mail carriers and prevent mail thefts. >> last year, more than 30 bay area mail carriers were robbed, including jose carrier who was robbed at gunpoint and a palo alto carrier who was beaten and robbed u.s.. representative jimmy panetta recently introduced some new legislation. mail theft act, which aims to improve cross agency efforts to stop mail theft and would make investigating these crimes a top priority for federal law enforcement. all we're asking. >> is that the united states postal service acts so that their letter carriers can yes, complete their rounds, but do it safely and make sure that they're able to deliver this mail to us. and we're asking the united states postal service to protect our mail in that fashion and do it quickly so that we can protect our livelihoods and our communities. >> that is also calling on the postal service's start using electronic keys on mailboxes

after a few hours, the chp arrested 13 people.the cross at bancroft. >> nine four at bancroft. felony stop in progress. units are not involved. i got a foot bail now. running away from the vehicle. two parties, one. >> governor newsom says the state is quadrupling the number of shifts. officers work in oakland, along with sideshows. they'll target organized crime and carjacking seven days a week. now, that's compared to only 2 to 3 days a week in past surges. >> the crime that we're witnessing and seeing in oakland is unacceptable. and at the governor's direction, the chp is stepping up and will further our efforts to ensure the safety of our community, the people of oakland, the people of california deserve to have a community that's safe. >> oakland mayor shengtao says there is a decrease in crime in the city, partially because of the chp efforts. she said in a statement. quote this partnership models good government that yields results, results, and i thank the governor once again for his continued support and shared commitment

i want to bring in officer alexander laverne with the chp.t do we know about how this happened and what what it's going to take to reopen the freeway? >> so at this point, we're still investigating what happened. we've taken several witness statements, and obviously the people involved with the crash, at this point, we're just waiting on being able to get a heavy duty tow to be able to get this semi off of, the embankment and the rest of the cars off the freeway. i would assume the freeway would be open in about the next 1 to 2 hours. >> the driver of the big rig wasn't physically hurt. he was able to get out. we saw him here a short time ago. he didn't want to speak with us. what was he able to tell you all about how this happened? >> unfortunately, that statement is still confidential. just because the investigation is still ongoing, what i can tell you is at about 705 in the morning, we were called to the report of a crash involving approximately six vehicles. upon our arrival, it was determined to be five vehicles involved in the crash. u

chp operations in oakland. officers have recovered more than 1100 stolen cars and made 562 arrest since february. kron four's rob nesbitt was there for the announcement. he joins us now live from the newsroom with more on the governor's new plant. thanks for joining us. >> just seeing governor newsom made it clear that chp is presence in high crime areas of oakland is not permanent, but a temporary move to support the work of the oakland police department. with a background of recovered stolen vehicles in oakland, governor gavin newsom announced plans to expand chp enforcement in the city. we're going to move the california highway patrol from 32. >> chefs that they're currently operating in we're going to increase that for fault. we're going to have 162 shifts starting next week. the governor was joined thursday by opd chief floyd mitchell and chp commissioner. sean, do according to the commissioner, operation safe streets will add around 20 officers focused on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts on

chp says it started with a crash that involved two drivers and cars. the drivers pulled off on acalanes road off ramp near lafayette reservoir. that's when the chp detectives say one driver pulled out a gun and shot the other car. today, the chp told us that this man, aaron demetrius davis jr of oakland, we don't see him right there, but that they when they arrested him earlier this month, they found these firearms at his home. officers booked davis into contra costa county jail charged with attempted murder, assault, firearm and illegal possession of a firearm. well, they are banking on bumps, neighbors living near san francisco intersection are hoping that recently installed speed bumps can help solve one of the area's growing problems. we're talking about sideshows and stunt driving. nbc bay area's kristy smith explains. this past year, we've experienced two sideshows at around 2:03 a.m, this neighbor described what happens in the streets near california and divisadero that would last for an extended amount of time. it's produced some levels of vand

so this is where chp shut down highway one both directions. so now it is back open, a different scene than it was earlier crews were have this area blocked off for several hours. just after the tom lantos tunnel friday, multiple chp officers along with fire crews and other law enforcement agencies. >> responded to the area of double side between pacifica on tara after a car went off the cliff and dropped approximately 3 to 400 feet down over the embankment. there was fire just keep pumping the horn. this woman from daly city caught in the chaos as she was driving on highway one near the crash. got down to the bottom of the hill. >> police caught couple more fire trucks came, you know, and i said what is going on right? so by the time we got here, some bystander, i said, you know, know what's going on over there. then that's when they told us someone >> the driver wanted to show her uncle the scenic views of the coast, but knows this curvy section of highway one heading towards half moon bay is known to be dangerous in recent years. there have

so that chp is that we have coverage in that area, whether it's from opd, chp or the sheriff's departmentwe are seeing that some of the crime is being a levy aided. of course, we want to get 0. and so we're going to continue to do that work to ensure that, you know, those who are trying to come into the city to commit crimes that they're being held accountable for it. >> all right. we're city just got a 15 million dollar grant to improve access for residents to high-speed internet. can you walk us through the scale of this effort and how soon it will benefit residents? >> absolutely. my team and i we've been working on since last year and last week, the caliph and the california public utilities commission approved the first round of awards for the last mile broadband projects such as the 2 billion dollar last-mile federal funding account program we just won. so this program aims to expand internet access for underserved and underserved communities across california here in california, we did get the 50 million dollar grant. so what that means is that we're able to connect the community t

. >> the governor pays a visit to oakland and commits to sending in more chp officers to help address issues with crime. will the plan continue working? >> also back in court, convicted killer scott peterson taking another step on his long road to a new trial. the one piece of evidence at the center of today's hearing in redwood city and here we go again. >> near record high temperatures here in the bay area. the heat wave and when it will break your bay area forecast is lined up and ready to go, and we continue following the developing story in washington, d.c, right now, where president biden is expected to hold a news conference at any minute. >> here, you see these live pictures at the nato summit. and of course, this news conference being closely watched as the president is facing growing calls to end his campaign. we'll let you know as soon trial. theg was focused on which lab will handle the dna testing for a specific piece of evidence from the original case. peterson was convicted 20 years ago for the murders of his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son. his attorneys from

the chp says the motorcycle was hit by an unknown vehicle. the motorcyclist did die at the scene later, an ambulance hit the motorcycle while it was lying on the freeway. the chp blocked off the lanes of 5.80, during the investigation. they did since reopened ch chp officers arrested 4 people in marin after finding drugs in their possession. that's after stopping a car friday for speeding. and police say they saw 4 people throwing drugs out the window of the car. they say the amount of drugs is equal to more than 4,000 overdoses, including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine. they were arrested for possession and intent to sell. and as a reminder, the chp has maximum enforcement period. we'll be in effect all weekend. officers are reminding anyone celebrating the holiday weekend too, designate a sober driver and they say call 9-1-1. if you see a driver who seems to be impaired. the chp said that during last year's maximum enforcement period for the 4th 68 people were killed in crashes around the state. nearly half of them have not been wearing a seatbe

chp urging drivers to designate a sober driver or use a rideshare. last year, 68 people died in crashes during the 4th of july holiday, and chp made more than 1200 dui arrests. >> well, sky high temperatures have a lot of us seeking relief from that heat on the beaches in santa cruz today, as the temperatures dipped just enough for it to be enjoyable, the coastal community serving as a cool oasis, especially for those without air conditioning. >> recently, our air conditioner went out and we had to get it repaired and it was already into the triple digits. you know, so we're forget this. we're heading out to the beach, taking the whole family. >> now today's temperatures reached into the 80s. that's warm for santa cruz standards. the heat advisory does remain in effect for the city until 11:00 wednesday night. joining us now, meteorologist mark tamayo, with a look at our current conditions. and boy, it kind of depends on where you are. some places are seeing a little bit of a cool down. other places are still seeing those sky high temps. yeah. >> the

chp says they spotted the man riding on the bike with no plates.cers attempted to pull him over, but he wouldn't stop. and that started to chase. that went on for about 10 minutes throughout the city. police ended up catching up with that man and booking him into jail. santa clara health officials are finding mosquitoes that have tested positive for west nile virus in parts of the county, including san jose. the district's mosquito management will be out there treating the area insecticide at about 10:00pm monday night. officials say the treatments pose little risk to humans and pets. san francisco paralyzed woman is suing a robotic exoskeleton suit. the 26 year-old spent 13 years of her life in a wheelchair. yeah, after a life changing car accident back in 2011, she's the first patient have a robotic exoskeleton suit. >> through health insurance here in the bay area, think she's suing because god that she's wearing. >> wow, that's amazing. pretty cool. alright. 6.14 at the time right now and we want to get a look at the weather. it's not as hot as

last night, the helicopter and other aerial units were assisting chp ground units who were responding to sideshows in the city of oakland. this was from nine in the evening to just after midnight. in that time, they say they helped with seven chases, resulting in 13 arrests. >> well, more than 100 new california highway patrol officers were sworn in at a graduation in west sacramento this past friday. the ceremony marks the end of 26 weeks of training with these graduates, 409 officers have been added to the ranks of the chp this year. that's more than the total number of new officers from all of 2023, chp commissioner sean drury shared a message with the class. he talked about the responsibility to always act out of concern for others, be kind to people, treat other. >> every person you come in contact with, how you would want an officer treating those sitting behind you. remember you're responding to somebody's tragedy that will become your routine. treat them with kindness and empathy. >> this group of new officers helps advance the chp's goal to fill 1000 officer positions. since

chp says the occupants were seen throwing bags of drugs out of the vehicle.our people were arrested for possession of drugs with the intent to sell. officers found more than eight grams of fentanyl, eight grams of heroin, along with meth, cocaine and mushrooms. >> israel's military says its troops eliminated more than 100 militants in the gaza strip during a series of recent operations. now international mediators in egypt are working to bring about a cease fire. as fox's trey yingst shows us, israel is not at the table. >> that's right. today marks nine months of war between israel and hamas. next week, indirect negotiations about a cease fire are set to resume. as we got a firsthand look at the fighting in southern gaza. a fire burns at the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt. it's a symbol of the nine month war between israel and hamas. down the philadelphi corridor, israeli humvees drive quickly. they want to avoid sniper and rpg fire. right now, we are entering gaza's southernmost city of rafah into the theater of operation, where the battle between is

chp is preparing to reopen six 8-80 in any minute now.ou can see here behind me, crews were able to clear that jackknifed semi, and they were able to move it safely over to the shoulder. i want to go now to some video of what things looked like earlier this morning. this crash happened just after 4:00 this morning. there was a jackknife semi blocking all northbound lanes of 680. this is happening in alamo near livorna road up until crews got here, people were being diverted off the highway at livorna danville boulevard has also been used as an alternate route. the good news here is that no injuries were reported and chp is working to get this reopened any minute now. now, as we mentioned, this has been causing a major traffic delay for drivers here in the east bay since about 4:00 this morning. but chp is working to get this reopened any minute now. for now. reporting live in alamo. lena howland abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. happening today. it is day two of the republican national convention in milwaukee with the focus on immigration

you know, like i said, chp said within 45 minutes. and he said kind of a wink and a nod, but it will be before that. mike all right. we'll take it from here. bob. thank you so much for that update. we do have some news to tell you about this morning. maybe you felt it overnight. this is an earthquake that we felt this was in the south bay, a 3.2 near san felipe lake around 140 this morning. yeah, that was right off of 152 near gilroy. now, there was a second, a 3.4 that came in just minutes later. so far, there are no reports of any damage or injuries. of course, we'll keep monitoring that and bring you any updates on changes once they come in. all right. let's get a look at what's happening weather wise for you here. meteorologist kari hall of course. been tracking the temperatures for us. and it's been very pleasant for us. kari. it has. it's been comfortable, especially compared to the high heat that we had last week. today we're starting out with some clouds, but that keeps our temperatures from warming up quickly. and the clouds

at least 20 chp officers are patrolling seven days a week.oakland police commission is reviewing the current policy and could recommend changes in the fall. oakland has not updated its police pursuit policy since 2014. mayor tao says she is, quote, grateful to the governor and chp for their continued partnership to build a safer oakland. back to you. >> thank you. amanda richmond residents will vote on a new tax initiative in november. voters will decide whether or not to tax the chevron richmond refinery $1 for each barrel of oil. that's processed in city limits. refinery officers argue this polluters pay initiative could raise prices at the pump at chevron, our objective is always to provide reliable, affordable and ever cleaner energy to our customers, and this tax puts all three of those things at risk. supporters of the tax argue that pollution from the refinery has impacted residents health. >> the local air district traces the particulate matter emissions from the refinery here in town, with 5 to 11 premature deaths in richmond each ye

multiple chp officers along with fire crews and other law enforcement agencies responded to the area of double side between pacifica on tara after a car went off the cliff and dropped approximately 3 to 400 feet down over the embankment. there was fire just keep pumping the horn. this woman from daly city caught in the chaos as she was driving on highway one near the crash. got down to the bottom of the hill. >> police caught couple more fire trucks. >> came, you know, and i said what is going on right? so by the time we got here, some bystander, i said, you know, know what's going on over there. then that's when they told us someone fell >> the driver wanted to show her uncle the scenic views of the coast but knows this curvy section of highway one heading towards half moon bay isn't known to be dangerous in recent years. there have been several fatal crashes, according to chp, the call came in around 11, 40 in the morning. the crash prompted highway one to be shut down in both directions for several hours. a cal fire team repel down to check on the car's occupants. both people were

last year, 68 people died in crashes during the 4th of july holiday, and chp made more than 1200 duirrests. >> an arrest has been made in a road rage shooting incident on the bay bridge, due in part to newly installed cameras, the chp released this photo of a gun that they believe was used to shoot at a driver during the road rage incident on monday morning. officials say. 42 year old adrian martinez emerson of san pablo is the suspect in the case. they say the driver was not hit and only suffered minor injuries, but the chp says they were able to track down emerson in richmond using the newly installed flock cameras at governor newsom commission to fight criminal activity on bay area freeways. emerson is now booked in san francisco county jail on several felony charges. >> a homicide investigation now underway in the south bay. what we know from officials as they investigate yet another somber incident, plus new homelessness resources, roll out a look at the new partnership just announced and a fishy problem in fremont. what experts say could be the reason dead fish are nexium 24hr

chp got out there quickly and got rid of them.w we have a very nice looking commute around the bay. the bay bridge is light. there have been no major issues here on the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge crossing the bay, so hopefully we will stay just like this. when it comes to the commute. it's 618. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> so pam told me she met. where was it, pam? >> huntington beach huntington beach. >> she met sammy hagar. he was sitting in there. >> he he he with his family. >> so she didn't want to bug him, right? >> wow. i'd like to meet sammy. >> i could talk to the man for two hours, and that is no lie. all right. wow. we'll get going. here, is there a live version of the song underground? sammy, is there a live version of underground? that's what i want to know. all right, look, if you're heading up to tahoe, there's a little golf tournament going on up there. i think today you're all right. it's a mix of sun and clouds. different ball game for tomorrow. i think they will get some thund

she has the latest information from the chp.and you can the area is back open just a moment ago was chp just reopened the roads. so traffic is back open in both directions. as far as i can see over to highway one. but we're about 2 miles where that crash happened in the double slide area. we want to get to video to

the chp says it happened just before 330 this morning on eastbound 580 at fruitvale avenue in oakland. video posted to the citizen app shows the scene right here. unclear how many vehicles were involved, and investigators say the motorcycle was hit by at least one car, causing the rider to be thrown off. the motorcyclist died at the scene. chp also says an ambulance that responded to the scene was hit by a car, but no one inside the ambulance was hurt. the search is on for a shooter in san francisco. police say shots were fired around last night on connecticut street in the bayview neighborhood. officers found a man laying in the street who had been shot several times. paramedics took him to the hospital. he serious injuries. police aren't saying exactly how he's doing tonight. so far, police have not made any arrests. okay, turning to decision, 2024. governor gavin newsom in pennsylvania today continuing to throw his support behind president biden. newsom was in bucks county stumping for the president's reelection. the biden camp posted these photos saying it was nearly 100 degrees t

as you would expect, security is extremely tight at this convention, even california deployed 40 chp officers to wisconsin to bolster security. >>> as for the latest on the assassination attempt, cbs news has confirmed on the day of the rally in pennsylvania, thomas crooks purchased a box of ammunition with 50 rounds. he allegedly fired from the rooftop of a building about 400 feet from the stage. trumps year was grazed by a bullet. a retired fire chief in the crowd was killed, and two other people were hurt. so far, investigators believe crooks acted alone, and the motive, still unknown. today i spoke with a political science professor from san jose state university about this convention and how saturday's events could change president trump's tone. >> it remains to be seen. i predict that he may try to have more of a tone of unity, more than we have seen from him in the past. that is certainly what we are hearing from both parties, you know, this bipartisan call to turn down the temperature, turn down the heat , to reduce the name-calling and vilifying of the other side. so, you kn

chp says it got into 7 car chases and arrested 13 people. 8 stolen cars and 2 guns were recovered. newsom says that this was possible thanks to at least in part to his plan, which adds more chp officers to oakland last week. >> the man has been arrested, accused of starting a brush fire with illegal fireworks in santa rosa. police say the fire started last tuesday in a grassy field near stoney point and sebastopol roads. flames grew and we're close to several businesses and an apartment complex, but crews were able to put it out before anything was damaged, according to police surveillance video from a business showed a group of people setting off fireworks in a parking lot. they say it help them pinpoint the man who started the fire and then arrested. >>eay a dozen years in oakland when day the acclaimed spanish restaurant is closing its doors. chef paul kalas making the announcement this morning on social media. he wrote in part, quote, there are far too many people to individually. thank here, but suffice. it's to say do when day was a really rad space. when they opened in 2013,

that includes chp officers. this additional support has been planned ever since. may today kicks off the republican national convention milwaukee in former president trump is already chosen his running mate, ohio senator jd vance kron four's. washington correspondent raquel martin has more from inside the convention. hello, rick, out. >> not giving up the year. there. the ready to continue all this process. they nominated the former president this morning. >> proudly cast our 79 votes for president donald j. trump. >> donald trump has selected ohio senator jd vance as his vice president. more than 2500 delegates from every corner of the country have descended on milwaukee, wisconsin, to formally put trump at the top of their ticket. so let's unite. >> and support our platform. and our next president, donald trump. >> following his brush with death saturday, the former president says he is reworking thursday's official acceptance speech to deliver a new message of unity. but outside the convention, protesters were kept away from the delegates. will they continue to

thanks, at least in part to his plan, which adds more chp officers to oakland. it's san francisco. officials have approved new safety measures for the west portal neighborhood. it is a move that many business owners and residents strongly oppose scrum force tiffany justice reports. >> i'm a resident of the great west portal area. i tend to agree i think the overall statement today is that west for fine the way it is tuesday evening, residents voicing their concerns over the new west portal station safety program in san francisco. >> the sfmta board approving the new safety measures that will significantly change how traffic flows in the area because they've closed streets and market. this businesses are suffering. they did it on the businesses are suffering attempting to do the same thing. west portal. that's why the residents are concerned. they're not businesses are going to prosper. these changes you're making for exactly the ones are going to screw me up. i don't how to win a comedown clermont. can't go right. >> and make a left was for lanai more. when i go down, which florida