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dave detailing ktvu fox two news. dave, thank you. protesters in san francisco say they are tired of waiting for officials to make changes to a busy intersection where a four year old girl was hit by a car and killed as her mother pushed her in a stroller earlier this month. people put stuffed animals in signs and demanded better safety at the intersection where it happened, the corner of fourth and king streets, not far from oracle park. the girl was killed when a driver making a right turn from the second turn, lane drove into a stroller. the girl's father was injured in the crash. that you as the parent can be pushing your child across the street and a crosswalk and they're in their stroller and they can die. and i think parents across the city are reeling from this or heartbroken for this family. san francisco transportation officials have recommended reducing the two turn lanes down to one. they also say the green light at the intersection should be changed to a yellow arrow to signal caution to drivers. we think there's as many

good morning, dave. good morning, dave. are waking up, you are smelling the smoke, seeing those plumes. we're showing you live pictures right now. this is the vantage point near middle harbor road, just behind schnitzer steel plant. and you can see crews still on scene battling this fire that is contained to one massive pile of steel debris. we are talking more than 12 hours or so that this fire has been burning. officials say this is an extremely large pile of steel and whatever is burning is at the core of this pile. and it's been very hard to reach by now. you're seeing the smoke. you can smell it now despite what's filling the air fire officials say there is no threat to the public. so we sent out an ac alert, which is alameda county alert, telling people to close all their windows and doors just as a precaution. the epa is here . they've done some some air monitoring as well as our hazmat team, all air quality is within normal limits right now. and as it is a large plume of smoke, but it's dissipating as it leaves the

yes, dave.seasonal temperatures expected for today, upper 60s to upper 80s, starting up with a little bit of patchy fog leaving in the possibility of unsettled weather as we roll through the next few days. that includes that possibility. a slim one of showers. i'll have a better look at what we could expect here at home as well as tracking hurricane hillary coming up in just a little bit. all right, rosemary, thank you. time is 430. the man accused of shooting at two police officers and injuring one of them is due to appear in court. the san jose community still in shock after those police officers were ambushed while they responded to reports of a fight at a home. now, recent data is showing police officers are at a greater risk when they respond to those kinds of calls. south bay reporter lamonica peters shows us that research and what domestic violence advocates are saying about that shooting on wednesday. a san jose police officer is in critical condition after being shot while responding to

dave all right, dave, thank you . time is now 651.ot to serve anybody who is armed. and coming up in the next hour, we'll look at how reem's california bakery in san francisco with that policy is and why the san francisco police officers association is pretty upset. and some new details about the fight inside of an in-n-out restaurant in the south bay that ended with two people stabbed. the details on who and what the police are now looking for. is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. shop your favorite brand sporting the monopoly tag for unlimited game tickets and get ready to win at lucky! they will try to sterilize what happened and blame mental health issues. but racism is not a mental health issue. the shooting victims were two black men and one black female. the gunman who was white took his own life and

oh, well actually both dave and i did as well. so um, uh, um, basically to is it, there's a lot that needs doing, but there's also a lot of information already out there at a loss of the community. the was the community, especially in the u. k. who themselves are doing so much. but we, um, in terms of recording, in terms of understanding the behavior, instead of looking at the ecology knowing about the insects. and we need to gone or of this information together and make accessible in the distributed network. so everyone can globally access all of this information. i wanted to talk to about this, of course, climate changes impacting all spaces. and even in this general decline of insects, there are winners as well. they're mostly losers, but there are some winters and that includes unfortunately, mosquitoes who thrive in warm and wet climates. and there have been numbers on how mosquito borne viruses like dang, game, aleria, cases and humans have risen as the mosquito population in the solomon islands. for example has risen. it's

oh yes, go ahead dave. yeah, i was just gonna say it's worth remembering that the data we have tends to be quite recent with any started kind thing. insects at the very earliest. i'm butterflies. we started counting the 19 seventy's. i'm and this rate of one to 2 percent. um, it doesn't sign like much, but when do you think the problem of these decline started? much earlier than the 1970 is the the, the drivers have insight decline sudden you started perhaps in the 1940s perhaps where i live or not. so one to 2 percent a yeah. after a to use so many turns into a really big number. yeah, it does. and it's spreading too many groups. let's look at some of those groups. we have be the beatles, butterflies and lots fresh water insects. they are all under threats, so we're not just talking about bumblebees anymore. are we dave? no, so i do not all of those bases in by especially i don't have to the, i guess. but so what you mentioned, the box spend 30 years chasing around after them. and they're really important,

are we dave? no, so i do not all of those bases in by especially i don't have to the i guess, but sorry, you mentioned the box but that he is chasing around after them. and they're really important. but we should get all focused on these, these a great, they are really important as pollinators. but erica would be the 1st to tell you. but there are lots of other insights doing important things, and to narrow and way that just as volleyball just as vital to us. absolutely. let's actually talk about another one of those insects that has recently gained more attention. the monarch butterfly. in march, the world wildlife fund said that their numbers dropped 22 percent in a year in their wintering habitat. our reporter manny raffle. lo, went there to see for himself it's one of the most spectacular mass migrations in the animal kingdom. monarch butterflies. millions of them arriving at the winter habitat in central mexico of this year, the international union for the conservation of nature officially de

let's check in with dave spahr for a look at our good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie.og this morning. that's kind of some ice help out as we will be warming up this afternoon. very typical of the season. it would look for a little bit about quite say. he pump gradual warming up of those temperatures to we get to the early part of next week. that means you folks inland. >> we'll be revisiting the century. mark. it looks like maybe for a day or 2 and then some gradual cooling looks like towards the end of the week here. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. and you can see the fog kind of covering up the towers just to the lower levels there. you can see kind of kind of a clear patch there. okay, on storm tracker 4, what's going on? just some leftover showers in portions of the southwest. they'll help fire up some thunder showers later on today for the mountains it looks like and that machinery will continue each day. just add heat and we'll see the afternoon showers and thunder showers that will take care of the early into the week. the temperatures now lower 60

dave sal, good morning. think we are the bearer of bad news this morning when talking about traffic. you mentioned the holiday weekend drive was the last thing they want to hear about are detours. and of course, road closures. but like you mentioned, this is all necessary for the upcoming repaving project along i-80. and like you mentioned, this will happen starting thursday. where we are is the staging site for all the construction equipment that has become synonymous with this project. and like i mentioned, caltrans says this is all necessary to make sure this project is finished on time. now, according to caltrans, all westbound lanes of i-80 between i-70 and 80in vallejo and state route four in hercules will be closed. forget this, a total of 104 hours. so people definitely going to be counting the time for when the road reopens. that'll happen on tuesday morning, just before the a m commute, around 5 a.m. to get around the westbound closures. you're going to want to take i-70 80 towards 680 and then get

let's start by getting a look at our weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave.ood morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like another some some summertime day across the bay. it looks like with those 90's going on well inland. we'll have some mixture of 70's and 80's. >> covering a good chunk of the east bay shoreline to start things off. of course, we have the coastal fog at work here as we do see also quite a bit in san francisco shake that off too afternoon, sunshine. it looks like, although it might be a little stubborn there along the coast. it was a thicker yesterday with some drizzle going on in the explorers used to look at this and say i yes, we'll call this the peaceful. see all that's not to live up to that and every way with the hurricane brewing just to our south lower 60's cover, good chunk of the east bay. for now. 62 up to napa 60 for san francisco. 64 for san jose. give the quick contrast it so cooler action to start things off. today were a couple degrees trailing from what the numbers were from yesterday. joining a bird's eye view w

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good morning, dave. well, when donald trump surrendered at the fulton county jail in atlanta last night, he arrived and departed through a back entrance of the facility so he didn't have to interact with anyone in the jail population. but that was one of the only ways he was really treated differently than other criminal defendants at that facility. the former president was weighed, fingerprinted and had his mugshot taken. and within hours of taking this picture, trump posted it himself on his social media accounts and started selling t shirts with it, asking for donations from supporters. this is the first ever mugshot of a former american president. this whole booking process took about 20 minutes. then trump was released on a pre-negotiated $200,000 bond agreement. one of the conditions of that agreement he cannot use social media to intimidate or contact anyone involved in this case in any way . in in these form bail forms. there are instructions of not to speak with witnesses or other defendants, or

dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. all right, thank you, dave. francisco officials to make changes to a busy city intersection where a four year old girl died while being pushed across the street in a stroller. so right now there are stuffed animals and signs at the corner of fourth and king streets as a call for better safety. little girl died when a driver making a right turn from the second turn. lane ran into the child's stroller. seriously injuring the father and killing that little girl that you, as the parent can be pushing your child across the street and a crosswalk and they're in their stroller and they can die. and i think parents across the city are reeling from this or heartbroken for this family. now, san francisco transportation officials are recommending reducing the two turn lanes down to one. also, they say the green light at that intersection should be changed to a yellow arrow. caution saying drivers. we think there's as many as 30 locations where there are multiple turn multiple lanes turning across a crosswalk where the pede

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i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it's august fourth and steve paulson's here and steve i think once again i saw some fog this morning. there's a lot of fog out there, mr. clark. it'll burn off sooner, though. 50 on the temps and it does look a little warmer after a cooldown for wednesday, thursday 50 on the on the temps, a lot of activity. but north and east i mean up towards oregon also on the east side of the sierra. but for us, high pressure is going to build in here. so today will be this. this will say friday, see me and my army of one will fix that when i have time 60, 70 and 80s on the texas back to the news now with dave clark. all right thank you. our time is now 4:00. happening today, san francisco police will hold a virtual town hall meeting about police officers shooting and killing an armed suspect last week, authorities said that plainclothes officers were arresting a person in the bayview district when a second person approached him. there was a confrontation and police officers opened fire. when that

welcome back, dave. here's how i think it went down.do a deal with disney, they didn't, disney, didn't want you in the deal, didn't want your name so you took it back and then it was bought by disney for $2 billion. >> didn't buy them, they are doing the deal. no, i wasn't involved in the conversation. i bought my company back for 1 dollar but right relationship. stuart: how much did you sell it for in the first place? >> 500 million, somewhere around there. stuart: you bought it back for a book. [laughter] >> i feel good, i'm wearing a nice polo in here. it's a good day and a good day for penn as well but a good d deal. stuart: your net worth is now but? >> there are so much zero's and stuff. [laughter] stuart: 400 million, 500 mil million. >> if i sell again, he gets half of it. how does one figure out net worth? there's a lot of big numbers and i was never america. stuart: what are you going to do with it? >> i bought a horse the night this happened so that's a start. i spend freely but with got the expenses, leases, i've got to run

thanks a lot, dave. of all the complications that might come with driverless taxis. >> here's one that might not immediately come to mind. passengers admitting to engaging in adult activity during their rides. news nation's nancy loo explains. >> tournaments vehicles are everywhere on the streets of san francisco. and the word on the street is that driverless taxis are a favorite among passionate passengers. i'm not really surprised has happened because light. >> i mean, there's no one else in the drivers like. >> basically do anything one, according to a san francisco standard report robotaxi is a thing of the service expansion may have more people pushing the envelope even though both waymo and cruise vehicles have interior cameras, people do what they're going to i just hope they're just infected for each cruz tells news nation it has a dedicated team to investigate suspected incidents which are against company guidelines on appropriate behavior. the rules also prohibit the use of drugs and consumptio

are dave and pam. don't you think smoking marijuana should be a joint decision between the players and the spectators? oh oh, boy. oh boy. yeah. clever. let's go and take a look at the commute. now. i do want to see that traffic on the bridges is doing okay. no one living the high life out here. it looks pretty good on westbound 92, but it's crowded. heading out to the peninsula and there have been no major issues. 580 is also slow as you drive past the macarthur i'm sorry, the macarthur maze, the altamont pass getting into livermore. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 280 is getting a little more crowded but it's not stop and go. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a larger backup. it's backed up almost to the maze metering lights are on at 650. let's bring roberta gonzalez back in here to talk about today's weather. what did you say to dave? i said that, you know, these players and spectators should make a joint decision whether or not they should allow marijuana. that's all a joint

. >> january 3rd [ cheers and applause congratulations, dave.like to do >> i don't know. you want to come -- why don't you come up? oh, come on! [ cheers and applause come on, man get on up here [ cheers and applause yeah, man. happy birthday, bro. >> thanks, mike. thanks >> have a seat >> seth: now, we should stress, if it was your mom's birthday, you would you have brought her up >> no. still him. >> seth: all right so, dave, i did know this was going to happen. we met each other backstage, and i think i prayed it -- i played it, excuse me, pretty cool >> yeah, you did >> seth: hey, guys, this is dave's birthday. all right. you want to blow that out for us real quick we're not going to do the song [ talking over each other >> all right >> seth: nice. there we go. [ applause ] >> thank you >> seth: all right so, dave, we mentioned -- we mentioned kentucky that's where you guys grew up. you still live there what was -- what was it like growing up together? did you guys get along as kids >> i think so. as far as i can remember >> we used to play

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welcome to the nine and dave and gasia. yeah, dave, i'll start with you. i think after the pandemic, this is my theory, by the way, after the pandemic, people said, hey, you know what, i am not holding back anymore. i think you never know. what could happen. i think a lot of people feel that way. i don't know if it's always the right thing, but you have that feeling. let's go for it. i'm thinking of several things myself. me too. so many people plan out like, so in five years we'll go here and then once the kids are in college, we'll go there. and then you're like, wait a minute, i can't control what happens between now and then. so, you know, i mean, look, frankly, if you have the money, if you have the time, if you're able to do it, if you're in good health, maybe people say, let's just do that. now yeah, i'm hearing that a lot from my friends. yeah i'm hearing it, too. all right. let's focus on what's happening in emeryville here. really the fallout of what happened last night. a popular east bay mall. that was the scene of chaos. police responded to ca

all right, dave and pam, good morning.e most crowded we've seen the bay bridge all morning. or i'm sorry , all morning? yes, all morning. but also all week. andt's probably due to a couple of minor things that the week where everyone seems to go. today seems to be the day this week. anyway, i'm looking around here and i don't see anything major on the bridge reported, but there is some slow traffic. obviously, we haven't had any anything major on the span. all right. let's talk about some other things here. let's talk about interstate 880. we had an earlier crash that cleared up and the drive from, let's say, san leandro into oakland looks good. but going the other way, we have slowing from about 238 down into union city, 680 is beginning to get crowded as well. and as you drive south in through pleasanton right near bernal, the usual spot through that construction zone. 650. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve sal. thank you, sir. we'll start up in the mountains. it was so close to had the cloud cover, but thun

dave: now, today, we still do not know what causes als. is it a genetic thing completely, or is it environmental, or is it a combination? what do we really know about what causes als? dan: well, there are certain genetic causes that we know are responsible for als, but that's only about 10% of the cases. the other 90%, we don't really know. we know now what the biological pathways are. so, we have a much better understanding of the science, and that is leading to potential treatments. but really understanding the cause, i think we are still -- we have got a long way to go. dave: you know that, within three to five years, it is more likely than not that you will not be alive. so how do you deal with that every day when you get up? dan: i have been in an amazing mood ever since i have been diagnosed. i stopped thinking about the future. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry about th

dave good morning, dave. been hearing loud booms coming from the site where crews are fighting this fire. but take a look at the scene. you can see right here, all this standing water right here. this is all a result from the fire being drenched onto that large pile of steel debris. and if we zoom into the actual site, you can see crews, they are working to attack this fire. and what we're seeing are claw cranes moving small piles of debris as it's being moved. fire hoses are spraying the area down because of this burning debris. the smoke, it continues to below and is being seen across the bay area. now, here's what we know about the fire. it broke out at the schnitzer steel recycling yard yesterday around 530. since then, large plumes of smoke have been filling the air. you can see it. you can smell it. and cities across the bay area, including oakland, san leandro, fremont and alameda and even as far south as san jose, are experiencing the smoke. the environmental protection agency is at the scene and says

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let's get right to dave spahr for the latest. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, we have a little bit of hazy fog to start the day. we'll call it. but that's really about it today. kind of underscoring kind of a weak marine layer here. it's enough to provide a little cooling, though, for the immediate bay. but >> inland that in get as much going on and that the telltale signs, what we have to come into the future. there you have it for the golden gate bridge. a little bit of that haze left over. this is used in the fog trapped least little bit of an onshore wind. the flag is checking in with that. 72 with this hour for antioch 60's, mostly in the east bay with some 50's up to the north bay. 57 san francisco, 62 for san jose for contrast, sacred trailing in a couple little locations. but ahead, more importantly by a few degrees. we don't have any statements associated with us, but expected to be, as you can see, a hot day now, way upstream in the upper left-hand side. a corner of your screen here. that is what is into next week. that'

back to >> all right, dave, thank you.n san francisco. it features dozens of local businesses in. joining us live now is one of the people behind the festival. award-winning pizza maker tony gemini on cold morning. are well, i'm doing great and fully entertained by what's happening right how do you do that was the secret talk you know, you throw down over out chair for that guy right stage manager matt part of is behind the scenes right now. >> but, you know, tell us a bit about the festival. what should we know? so august saturday, which is right, north beach train, the heart of north beach robbing a pizza. the first annual pizza bagel beer festival. >> it's open to the public. it's a ticketed event on we actually for this show we released 100 tickets this morning because it's been sold out loud holdout released 100 tickets this morning right at 08:00am and some of the best breweries from the bay pizzerias and bagel shops. i mean, from boychuk bagels, which you probably heard about daily driver they're coming laundromat a

all right, dave, thank you for that. well, on a monday morning for everybody taking the bay bridge at this hour. >> 5 times have gone up just a little bit, but no accidents or hazards on the bay bridge. about 17 minutes there. san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 19 minutes traveling across towards peninsula. richmond, sandra bridge about 11 minutes and maybe you're taking some of your highways today. we're still pretty green, but starting to slow down a bit 0, one. 37 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain, a 7, 0, 2, 1, of the big stories that we're working on. hundreds of teenagers stormed into an emeryville mall and started an all out brawl. fact, the mall had to be evacuated. at least one person we understand was taken to the hospital. >> mayhem kron four's will tran live in emeryville with more on what happened. will. >> that is a great word. james may reportedly by 3 to 400 young adults were in emeryville to the point where emeryville police department, they could not handle

all of dave's old meds. as soon as he said he was suicidal, we took him to the hospital and put them all in there. if he really wanted to commit suicide, there was nothing i could do about it, but i wasn't going to make it easy. this all started off with a bad relationship and some test anxiety and stress in grad school and now i am a totally dysfunctional, highly suicidal individual. the only thing that's happened between then and now is i've been exposed to a series of very strong psychiatric medications. right now, medicines are given like candy. patients are seeing doctors for five minutes and they're given a pill. it's my belief that many of the medications that doctors are giving to patients today are more harmful than helpful to those patients. they want a pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly and most of these medications will actually do that very well in the short term. in the short term, they really work. the problem is in the long term they're mostly disastrou

dave, doug bergen, governor in north dakota. i met him the other day here in washington at the 4 seasons hotel of nancy place. he's a billionaire governor and he's he to qualify to get on stage. apparently, he basically said, hey, don't need a dollar to me so you can get enough of the qualifying numbers of people, 40000 people and cross 20 sites, 200 a month, 20 state. you get it all the details, but he'll send them a $20.00 gift card for ease buying, campaign contributions. i just don't any other way you can define it. but dave, you watched more elections that i've ever seen? if you ever seen anyone do anything like doug burnam? no. so the, the democrats really innovated this idea of women who, who go to the debates by saying you need some sort of donor threshold. they did this, actually the irony is the bernie sanders. it'd be inspiration for the see the always had a large donor base, but he got this and his new goes, he had like more $3.00 donors than any right. his ed. right. and there was games occasion of this when democra

dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. all right, dave, thank you for that. the first and only black woman to hold a citywide elected office in oakland is stepping down at the end of her term. oakland city attorney barbara parker announced today that she is not running for reelection next year . she's been oakland's top legal advisor now for 12 years. back in 2020, she received 80% of the vote. parker released a statement saying she's proud of the work she's done using the law as a powerful tool to improve the community and to protect constitutional civil and other legal rights. and new report finds paying jurors in san francisco more has helped increase diversity on the jury pool. the city launched the be the jury program last year. it increases the pay from $15 to $100 per day to jurors with low to moderate incomes. the report finds that extra money is enough to encourage more people to serve on juries, making them more economically and racially diverse. a bill working its way through the legislature would increase jury pay in many california counties. new

good morning, dave.l, the state of georgia has some pretty stringent racketeering or fraud laws on its books. and the district attorney in fulton county, georgia, relied on several of those to make this case. a grand jury indicted former president donald trump on 13 criminal counts in the state of georgia, including violating state racketeering act, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiring to in person, bait a public officer conspire to commit forgery and conspiring to file false documents. now, this all stems from trump and his associates and supporters attempts to overturn his electoral college loss in georgia in the 2020 presidential election. a key piece of evidence against trump, the leaked phone call he made in january 2021 to georgia's secretary of state, asking him to find votes and reverse his election loss. i just want to find and. 11,780 votes rather than by abide by georgia's legal process for election challenge. the defendants in engaged in a criminal record hearing ente

dave and i and i read it. i don't know if is yours is so we have to just talk about the fantasy primary with it back and with tim scott with nikki haley and with a so hutchins and they're all these other potential choices out there. and they're all saying that's bologna. there is no chance that any of are going to come in, but, but i am interested in the messages and just certain degree. people that run for campaigns traditionally. now donald trump was not always generous in this way. when he ran are, are become part of the franchise late are much like pete booted judge became part of the uh, binding franchise after stepping back. and i'm just wondering what you think about the text messaging, some of these other candidates and how they are lining up in this in is campaign so far? oh, something that's happening in the one reason the field is so large as even saying is that who they are to calculations. one republicans who knew ronda santas before we started ran for president and thought he liked her as my thou