. >> i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >>> yesterday we could fill a little bit cooler, today it is really warm.>> i think that was a tease yesterday. >> ukiah, clearlake, antioch and brentwood, the days are long. the angle of the sun is high and everything is complete reversal. it will not be fresno hot but sunday hot, remember sunday, that is what we are looking at. starting off 14 degrees warmer in livermore, 14 in fairfield, 9 in san jose. we cannot find much fog. vacaville has a north wind with a slight offshore, and here goes. starting off clear, warm and nice. a few patches down toward monterey, but 80s, 90s and a lot of 100s. by the way, the alameda county fair said there is no horseracing today. they are open but they have canceled a lot of events today. it is too hot. >> that is good for the animals. >>> good morning everyone. let's take a look at the commute. eastbound 80 has an accident near university avenue and it closed all of the freeway one point but it looks like the lanes are oh and. -- are open. westbound i-80 traffic looks pretty good. not a lot of bald over the

tomorrow much to the dismay of claudine looks hotter. after that we start a cooling trend. >> okay. i have one more day in me. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> hang in there. >> one more 104 day. holding you to that, steve. >>> tropical storm cindy could dump a foot of rain in louisiana and florida. thousands of people in new orleans have lost power. the worst may still be ahead. the louisiana national guard sent out a high water rescue vehicle, several of them, and helicopters into flood prone areas. fema already moving aid into the state. >>> and they are one of the hottest toys of the year. but what one watch dog group is saying about the safety of the fidget spinners. >>> try it on before you buy it. up next the new service being launched by amazon that could change the way that you shop for clothes. >> all right. that was the opening bell from the start of trading today on wall street. a little less than an hour ago. taking a look at the numbers this morning. we will give you a look at the big board. the dow is down but the s&p is up

claudine kamikazi has a precious commodity that's in high demand.le solar kiosk at the central bus station in the rwandan capital, kigali. correspondent: many of the phone users alighting here have been on the road and off-line for hours. claudine's kiosk enables them to charge up their phones or surf the net, courtesy of solar power. >> business is good, i chose this because it's something new. the fact that they always come to me shows i made a good choice. correspondent: the mobile solar kiosk is the brainchild of this man, henri nyakarundi. the idea was an obvious solution to the situation on the ground, he says. 70% of rwanda's 11 and half a million inhabitants have a mobile phone. but only 22% have electricity. >> people spend a whole day here. there's no plug, if you look around, there is no plug for people to charge. so it's a convenient way for people waiting for the bus to charge their phone, pay a small fee and go on their business. or whether we are in a rural area the convenience stay the same. people don't have time to carry their char

i am dave clark. >> i am plodding mom. >>> -- i am plodding along. >>> -- i am claudine wong. >>> i get that it is june and hot, and people are getting grumpy. six months from now we will be saying that tonight is very cold.>>> we do have a heat advisory. i said that in december that it would be very hot six months from now. there is an offshore and excessive heat advisory. it is too hot to even sleep and newark. if newark is too hot that means it is hot for everybody. 60s and 70s on the temperatures, running very warm, from 3 degrees to 14 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. san jose at 10 warmer, and santa rosa at 14, a noticeable change. i cannot even find any fault, it just a little bit of but offshore breeze and that is it. thunderstorms in the sierra again. the setup is right for that again today. 60s, 70s for most. lafayette at 71, and look at moran, rare to see this time of the morning with just a little bit of fog down toward santa cruz and capitola. 70s, 80s, and 90s, 100 for many. by monday we will be down by 20 to 25 degrees. >>> there is an accident at the kirker past -- kirk

>> well, it is going to be very slow, claudine and alex.g spots in the bay area right now that you should know about would be traffic on 580 heading away from castro valley. eastbound 580. getting out to dublin interchange. there was an earlier accident and car fire. and normally it is not that bad. these are the backups that really take people by surprise. it is a very, very slow commute. it will be slow there. now, of course that's unusual. but then we have the usual slow traffic on 880 heading south into fremont. all of that is normal. but, again, i just want to let you know if you are driving let's say out to pleasanton from castro valley, you're going to be in a lot of slow traffic. if you can put the trip off, it might be good for to you do that so you don't end up in the slow traffic. still very slow through all of pittsburgh and bay point. and 680 is slow from walnut creek. remember, there's a power outage and some of the lights on valley road are not functioning. and that road doesn't need any help, as you know, to be a very slow r

day. >> i am shot that it is too warm or claudine. i had no idea. >> you have been complaining as well, so i feel better. >> it is hard to sleep. other than that it is summer and it gets hot. that is a long stretch for us, eight days. after day nine it will start cooling down. a heat advisories out for everybody with a high fire danger. 72 in livermore, 70 in san jose and brentwood 75, berkeley at 59 and san francisco at 59. 13 degrees warmer in livermore than 24 hours ago. everybody is on the plus side. yesterday we started out cool but that north wind came in and with the days being so long that is what happens. we are getting that north wind for some and still out at the ballet. temperatures in the higher -- out at the valley. temperatures in the higher elevations as well. 70s for many, right at 70 even for moraga and lafayette. 40s in the mountains, 60s and 70s, very hot in the desert southwest looking at 115 to 120 again. warm to hot temperatures and 100s forbidding inland. >>> -- for many inland. >>> did they get that kirker pas

filling in is claudine and alex.he other two are on vacation. >> this hot weather is -- reminds us of the problem that we have every time that there is a summer heat wave, kids and pets trapped in hot cars. >> we have chp and child safety advocates talking to us about this important issue. >> it really is an important one. allie rasmus has a look at just how quickly the temperatures can rise inside of a hot car. good morning, allie. >> reporter: yes. it is an issue that we tend to think about when we experience heat waves, especially in the summer months. a lot of people don't realize that the temperature doesn't have to be that warm for the temperature inside of a vehicle to reach dangerous levels. i want to bring in jan nelson who has been studying the issue. the issue of children being trapped inside of hot cars. you have looked at the data for 20 years. the general rule, the temperature inside of a car can get 50 degrees hotter than the temperature outside. >> after an hour, it heats up about 50 degrees. and ther

claudine, the kiosk operator from the bus station, has finished work k for the daday.ping her chilen finish their homework. she can more or less determine her own working hours, a and hw much commission she earns from e sale of f phone credits and electricity. >> i can't afford to stay at home with my kids. i need to have an income. and the job helps me to make ends meet. it's made things a lot easier. correspondndent: she eararns ad $100 a monthth from the kiosk, whicich in rwanda amounts to double the average incncome. ♪ >> t that's all for today. but remember we love hearing from you. visit us on facebook at dw global society or send us a mail to global3000@dw.com. see you next time. (lively music) - the upper west african ebola epidemic has ended. the foreign nurses and doctors have left, the temporary treatment centers have been packed away.

. >> i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank savidge in for frank mallicoat.k about the heat wave that will continue throughout the remainder of this week, right, rosemary. >> until thursday the heat information. friday could be the first day that we see temperatures cool down. we will see them dip here and again. for the most part a warm pattern. take a look at how warm we are out of the gate this morning. santa rosa, 71. san francisco reporting 70. oakland 70. livermore low 70s. san jose 74. for many folks, especially inland, right now may be the best time to be outdoors. the numbers are going up from here. you can see the shot into san francisco. a bit hazy with the spare the air day in place. let's take a look at the 24- hour change on the numbers. 10 degrees warmer in hayward. sf obey 13. up by 10 in santa rosa and inner east bay 5 degrees or so. winds are north and northwest. we have a bit of an on shore breeze. it's light. not going to help us out, at least the inland communities where it has been comfortable and will remain comfortable on the coastline

claudine, the kiosk operator from the bus station, has finished work k for the daday.ng g hechildrdrn finish their homework. she can more or less determine her own working hours, a and hw much commission she earns from e sale of f phone credits and electricity. >> i can't afford to stay at home with my kids. i need to have an income. and the job helps me to make ends meet. it's made things a lot easier. correspondndent: she eararns ad $100 a monthth from the kiosk, whicich in rwanda amounts to double the average incncome. ♪ >> thahat's all for today. but remember we love hearing from you. visit us on facebook at dw global society or send us a mail to global3000@dw.com. see you next time. 06/23/17 06/23/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: obamacare is a disaster. it is totally dead. we're putting in a plan today that is going to be negotiated. >> health care is a human right. we're the richest country in the world. there is no reason why we can't afford to allocate money appropriately to supupport poor

claudine wong ktvu fox 2 news. >> wow, yes. >> thank you. it is incredible. what a great piece. a lot of years in new england with a beautiful lighthouse off the coast of maine, but that one takes the coast. i have never seen it that far. >> i need to check it out now. >> great stuff. >>> how about some weather? let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> the lighthouse is seeing a lot of weather as well as far as the storms and the waves. the head winds always bring so much history. a lot of people will go there just to seat golden gate. but there's so much to see on the hiking trails as well. it was windy there today and windy everywhere in june 11. we are talking about the thunderstorms here in northern california and the sierra snow. they have a winter weather add risely in place until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, but this will be the developing weather headlines with the hot temperatures and a warming forecast. tomorrow not too much of a change, but you can see the temperatures gradually going up each day. then on friday the hottest location around the 93 and 94- degree ma

tomorrow, i know claudine hates this, but it will be warmer for everybody. it doesn't rival sunday. that was fresno hot. after that, things change and cooler weather will move in. so we're requesting to warm up here today. but we get a nice break this morning. >> steve, it will be cool at night. because you know as -- >> i don't think tonight will be as cool as this morning. we will have a northerly breeze. this morning we had a westerly breeze. >> i just told you i wanted it to be cool. >> i heard you. i will put your order in. >> thank you, steve. >> to the north of steve in the city of berkeley, there is a new protest this morning against a controversial police training program. >> today's demonstration comes on the heels of a protest that disrupted a special city council hearing last night. >> alex savidge is live at the city hall with the ongoing campaign against urban shield. >> good morning. critics of the urban shield program this morning are voicing anger and frustration with berkeley city council and the mayor after their vote last night to continue having the police depar

i am claudine wong. lets get over to figure out the weather.ok at the forecast, i am like, where do you beat the heat. i i think that the beaches will be packed. >> they will be comfortable. the forecast is difficult. we have blue skies overhead. a bit of cloud cover along the coast. temperatures are already on the rise, 61 in santa rosa, 60 in san francisco. lower 60s in oakland, upper 60s livermore. san jose, 64 degrees to start the day. as we noted yesterday, we saw a pretty good warm up. today temperatures will continue to climb. a view of the wind, they are light in and around livermore. 5 miles per hour. calm in hayward. the wind remain west/north west. as we get into the afternoon, the onshore breeze picks up off the coast but the inland cities are not going to be feeling it that's why we have a heat advisory for our inland areas, the advisory goes through wednesday. the areas not included in the advisory are along the coast. it's going to be a weak breeze off the coast. if you are going to the a's game, it's going to be warm. 84 degrees

i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> temperatures could reach 105 degrees today. there have been at least two back heat -related deaths in santa clara county and alex savidge joins us with the heat dangerous this morning. i woke up and immediately noticed it was warm and we got no cooling overnight. back they have to wipe out the camera. -- >> they have to wipe off the camera and they are dealing with their issues out there so we will get to alex in a moment.>>> i am focusing on hot temperatures today. people asking what happened yesterday. we had that system that came by to usher in the fog bank and bringing in cooler temperatures. the day is very long and the angle of the sun is very high in the north when will chew everything up. it is a downward slope and that is what has happened. it wiped out most of the fog.. already 72 degrees and beautiful and burlingame. that is very warm in burlingame. 65 redwood city, montero nice at 56, warm temperatures. i would not be surprised to see the areas warming up quickly. the heat advisory is out until 9:00 tonight. the sa

a spokesman says, despite the proactive efforts, they can't rectify the problem. >> lisa and claudine say they can't ethically sell the van to another family, so they're stuck making payments on a van that will sit. >> it's going to be here. it's not going to be driven. >> reporter: their next step might be hairhiring an attorney like scott whose sole practice is holding car companies accountable. >> we don't advertise and the phone never stops ringing. >> they would much rather you go away. trade it in, drive it off a cliff, give it to somebody else, but they don't want to buy it back. manufacturers are supposed to make a buyback offer when you repeatedly bring in a car for service. >> they have to buy it back without even being asked. >> reporter: a 1995 california case concluded that car companies have a duty to provide you a refund or replacement when repeated repairs don't work. even if you don't ask for it. >> that's the law in california. >> how often does that happen? >> never. >> reporter: so he says consumers must fight. here are his keys to demands a car buyback. communicat

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat.will have your forecast in a moment but first some of the things we are talking about this morning. >>> sadly, on the peninsula, a 13-year-old boy outside a public library was assaulted. >> he's just going there and walking outside. investigators say it was random. this man attacked this kid. we will tell you how that boy is doing this morning. >>> we are watching the south bay this morning. there will be dueling protests planned for this intersection later on. >> there will be opposite street corners. this is in a few hours. one group as part of a nationwide effort. we will have more on that coming up. and we need to talk about the warriors. the game that was or wasn't depending on where you live. no sweep. they just need to come home to when it all hopefully on monday night. >> we are all blaming ourselves. rosemary blamed herself for taking tuesday off. i blame myself for watching it on a different tv then i watched the other games. frank is blaming us. [ laughter ] >>> if you want

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. weather coming up on this sunday in a moment. we begin with serious news. developing news as the world reacts to the latest terrorist attack in great britain. >> a short time ago, british police made 12 arrests in east london that are connected to the attack near the london bridge that killed seven people and left 48 hurt. this is the scene today. heavily armed british police are visible on the streets of london. some are outside the hotel where many of the victims from last night's attack were taken after the attack near the london bridge. police continue to gather evidence around the bridge and across the borough market neighborhood. witnesses say it started with a white van running into pedestrians on the london bridge about 10:30 last night london time. they said the van appeared to be going 50 miles per hour. it stopped in the borough market area which is known for restaurants and night life. police say the suspects got out of the van and started stabbing people. people working a

i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning i am claudine wong.shaping up because we have the windy morning. we do have a big week ahead of us. if you are headed to the sierra you might need your chain. it is interesting we have a storm dropping over northern california and it is mixing up things making it interesting. depending on where you are, bringing beautiful blue skies disrupting the marine layer the clouds and fog have not been able to form look at this gorgeous start partly cloudy skies over the higher elevations temperatures in the upper 50s in santa rosa, 56 san francisco. livermore 58 san jose 60 degrees. a look at storm tracker and here is the system you can see the counterclockwise motion diving further south and when it does it will bring the possibility of showers to the area favoring the higher elevations and the north bay once again bringing sierra snow and you can see the pink and white south of highway 50 with snow levels dropping down to 55 down to 5500 feet. highway 50 and i-80 will be impacted. if you're driving over the nex

the head coach putting it all into perspective as he walked with claudine wong. >> i love this town and what's cool about the parade is that oakland represents all of us. >> reporter: fans came early. a sea of warrior colors. >> i'm nine moss pregnant and we are -- having a good time. >> they are just great. they keep the energy going. >> reporter: the warriors are gaining new fans but for the ones who have stayed with them through thick and thin, losses and morellos this day is fantastic. >> the warriors have been struggling for so long. the run will continue. great players and ownership. i'm loving what we are seeing and we will continue to do this. >> reporter: the oakland mayor shared some of the spotlight with mc hammer. . today was oakland's day to shine from downtown to a rally overlooking the lake. >> its been an amazing trip with these guys who i go to war with every day. >> it means the world to win a championship for you and hopefully we keep it going. >> i want to keep this thing going for years to come. be out here in this sunshine every june. dove nation. >> reporter: a da

. >> speaking of pretty cool, i'm glad you're here claudine. >> don't start again. >> [ laughing ] >> right back. >>> this we dance moves of in la police officer has him going viral this morning. >> ♪ [music] ♪ >> it's hard to dance like that with that belt on. officer booker showed off his skills while working at the cuban-american festival this past weekend. this video was tweeted out. >> he has his moves on. >>> a warning out for pet owners in san francisco, beware of coyotes. presidio trust is investigating reports of a coyote activity in the presidio area with at least two people claiming their dogs were attacked. experts a coyote puppy season typically runs from spring through fall and during that time coyote parents are a lot more protective of their dens. if you see coyotes turnaround and go the other way. >>> a bizarre theft hitting the will oakland area of san jose. somebody is hacking away at people's gardens. most recent happen on monday night. neighbors say that the came prepared with clippers and a truck to haul away greenery. one homeowner says somebody cut off 15 branc

i'm claudine wang. >> first full weekend in june.k in a moment to get the forecast. but first headlines to share. bottled water give-away, under way in south san francisco. for residents there who are still being told not to drink their tap water. >> officials are warning to make sure the water is safe and they have tests going. it all happened because vandals targeted a water storage tank. we are talking this morning about president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. we are still gauging some reaction. >> there were local protests around the bay area. and we are also going to continue to watch reaction from the international community as well. . >>> we will have the latest on what the city of san francisco is doing to make sure that people get the services they need. in case of an emergency. mergency. >> more on that, coming up. >> and he is the man right now. >> that guy. >> yes. >> all right. >> right there. >> my afternoon run might be too hot? >> i think it will be okay, especially the early portion of t

claudine? >> yeah. i like it. >> used to it. running cooler. the fog is disappearing. a lot of it down the bank. cooler lows this morning. and that's tranlting into a cooler late morning temps. ding into a cooler late morning temps. tranlting into a cooler late morning temps. slating into a cooler late morning temps. the dog -- -- the fog is up to nap r napa. the temperature change is still holding city di. 66 degrees cooler than they were 24 hours ago. be glad you're not in phoenix. 109 already. blazing at las vegas. #108 and a little spin, hard to see and i think that increased the fog bank a little bit and the cool temps. will have more on that in 10-15 minutes. >> thanks, steve. >>> the heat isn't just rough on us. check outs some bay area sidewalks that are feeling the heat. this is what happens when the concrete gets hot and it expands and has to go somewhere. up along the street, peaking up. and it gets worse. homeowners are responsible for the sidewalks along their property. >> taking the heat wave seriously, the horse races, postponed to friday. and the excess

i'm claudine wong, in for gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark.gain we're talking about hot weather. i went outside. it is a still warm air, steve. >> but it felt better started last night. >> i agree with that. >> i walked outside and i was like it is a little cooler. >> i opened the sliding door at o'dark thirty and it felt cooler. believe me, i look for those things. we have fog coming back in. remember the old days when you went out to get the paper -- now the kids don't get the paper. you would say it's going to

claudine wong caught up with him before he reached the lake. >> reporter: what about oakland? for this town to have this -- also come back and come back from heart break. its been amazing. >> i love oakland. i love this town and what's cool about the parade is that -- oakland represents all of us. we have -- you look in the faces of people you have people of every race, color, religion, creed, whatever, and everybody is just coming together, loving this team and. >> reporter: i love that you -- you wanted to come out and walk. >> i didn't want to be on that little car. i wanted to be out. >> reporter: you are feeling good? >> much better, thank you. >> reporter: glad to hear it. that was a great interview and good to see the coach out there running around. you can watch more highlights from the warriors parade on the website. you can see all of your favorite players and their speeches. just go to the website. >>> bart said it handled a crush of riders. yesterday is among their top ten busiest days ever. by 9:00 p.m. rider ship had topped 480,000 people. for the parade bart did

i'm claudine wong, in for gasia mikaelian. >> i know who you are. >> you are used to me coming in,

sunday june 25th i am claudine wong. >> lionel richie.nday i am frank malica first a couple headlines that we are following and including the fire. firefighters in the south bay fought an early morning fire in the south bay. >> you will hear about how neighbors got the woman inside out safely and we haveterrifying video from the six flags ride on the east coast. >> how a teenage in this video is doing. she is lug lucky and we will have what the crowd did to save her and what the park is saying after she had a malfunction on the ride. i guess you could say

>> reporter: claudine wong ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right, if you could see me i'm smiling after doingreport. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo. not smiling about these temperatures. it's really, really hot out there. >> yeah, this is unusual because typically we're talking about two to three days, but this is an extended day of hot weather. not only here in the bay area, but a good portion out towards the west of california as well. all the areas shaded in yellow is a heat advisory and a heat warning in place for all the areas shaded in red. but yeah that's a big factor not only across the bay area, but a good portion of the west all week long. livermore's forecasted high tomorrow is 101 degrees. here is the plan for tomorrow. 8:00 72 degrees. and then look what happens into the afternoon hours as you would expect. temperatures are soaring back up and by 2:00 to 4:00 there we are in the mid to upper 90s approaching 101. by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. outside right now a live camera looking towards the golden gate bridge. we're showing you this camera because we could have

recently ktvu claudine wong sat down with one bay area father whose accomplishments in the words of runningtty astounding. he gives us his take on racing, fatherhood, and the finish line. >> there is no doubt what he has accomplished in running is nothing short of amazing. >> i like to run. when i saw run, long distances, multi-day distances. hundreds of miles in extreme conditions. and so i run a marathon to the south pole. i run 103 miles across death valley in the middle of summer, the hottest place on earth. >> and he is a legend in their running world. compiled in the last seven years. probably three times as many in boxing and in my garage. >> he would run 350 continuous miles. not even sleeping for three straight days. he kee entering a 200-mile race where teams of 12 run it as a relay. he doesn't it solo. -- he does it solo. he drives non-stop across the country. >> i was running across america and i got a call from the white house saying someone wants to meet you at the white house. i said who? he said his name is michelle. i said who? michelle obama, the first lady. >> reporter: h

i know along the parade route, claudine had a chance to walk side by side with him. and she made mention of him being in pain. he said i'm feeling good. i want to be out. because it's that person to person. >> you have to get out there. and touch the fans. >> that's a great piece of video. very nice. >> i was glad i was there for that. >> if you want to see more highlights from the warriors parade, head to ktvu.com. if you have a favorite player, perhaps you missed his speech. we have that as well, waiting at ktvu.com. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9. trump set to announce changed to president trump's cuba policy. what this means for people trying to travel in that country. >>> a mother's whose body was found outside a suitcase seven years ago. the message from the woman's daughter. a massachusetts woman who sent her boyfriend text messages encouraging him to kill himself has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. a juvenile court judge found that michelle carter responsible for the death of conrad roy. carter was 17 when she sent roy dozens of messages enc