sally fairfax a lot of historians think george washington was in love with sally fairfax his whole life. yeah, and obsessed with her. and of course she was the wife of his good friend. talk a little bit about this story. oh, yes. thank you for give me this punchline. so, yeah, okay. once again, by by all means, george washington got to be the tallest and most athletic, the strongest the you know, the most brutal or whatever. and so in the same way, he must be the most seductive among the american men. and there are so many legends. you know, when he shows up at ball's whim and start drooling and swooning because he's so irresistible, once again, we are projecting back onto to the 18th century canvas our priorities and our ideas about what a seductive man should be. in fact, before the mid-19th century, that kind of seduction wasn't really a big thing. it was quite the opposite. it was the sign of a moral decay. so seduction meant in the 18th century, it meant, you know, to be to be drawn astray, to be corrupted, to be deceived. so it was this sex and not something good. and for instance

video of the scene people are asked to avoid the area of fairfax avenue and catalina street. no word yet on what led officers to open fire. but we do know police were undercover in the area making an arrest of someone won a second person who police say appeared to be armed, approached the officers. >> the male was struck by gunfire. >> the officers rendered aid to summon medics to the scene who transported the subject to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. despite emergency responders and medical staff, the male was declared deceased at the hospital. >> kron 4 sarah stinson is following the story for us. she'll have more details on kron. 4 news at 8. san francisco. police say they arrested 2 suspects connected to a carjacking that led to a stolen car to tumble down the sanchez steps. here's a look at that video. 36 year old kevin nelson and 31 that that's crazy. 31 year-old jennifer bottom were taken into custody on charges of carjacking and reckless driving. authorities say nelson was taken to a local hospital and treated for injuries. investigation remains open in

this happened in the area of fairfax avenue and catalina street. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest from police and community reaction tonight. cell phone video posted on social media shows a man pacing in the intersection of catalina and fairfax in san francisco's bayview. and then he points what police say is a gun and officers opened fire, killing him. this view from skyfox shows evidence markers at the scene. our community is angry. the deadly encounter stirring outrage in the neighborhood. it is community continue to become wound on top of wound. we never have a chance to heal. so no healing is being taken place. the incident began shortly before three wednesday afternoon when plainclothes officers arrested a suspect during this encounter. a second male under related to the arrest engage these officers. officer robert rocha says uniformed officers then arrived in a marked police car and realize that this man was armed with what they believed was a gun. at least one officer opened fire. the man died at a hospital. the cell phone video

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well he learned it from the fairfax's over. they go to acquire all the bed hangings and the, you know, they i think both they come together, george and martha in so many ways. the they the order did the jack jacksboro could eat no fat his wife could eat. and i mean he's told you to all these she she gets large but but they love mount vernon with a pipe they love this place and when you come here, you feel everything in the house, in the outside. it it was a it was a true love, a very beloved place for them both. i think both here even though it is so such a place. and then also in the papers, you see them and then her in particular as very much part this of of a wider world. you see the networks see that sort of pulling back curtain which leads me and we're going to pivot to your in a moment here but i wanted to hear from each of you about about biography or how you think a biographical approach, the life of one person, any person this person enhances our historical understanding what is the power of biography, the one one life

you pulled your 6 children from public school in fairfax county, virginia.ne that have you seen their learning improve? >> infinitely. on top of that, not only are they brighter and smarter but asking more questions, more curious, have more friends. they are happier children. in fairfax county, virginia they spent $19,000 a year in the public school system. 32% of fourth-graders can read at grade level. that's a failure and there needs to be real consequences and we need the federal government to take care of these people. they are failing us across the board. ashley: they are, you are right. americans confidence in higher education fell to 36% from 57% in 2015. what do you think is to blame for that downtrend? >> having conversations, knowing kids with college degrees, they are arrogant, they know much less than previous generations do. i have a father in law who graduated eighth grade and is smarter than even kids with masters degrees today. there is this arrogance, lack of knowledge, they go to get indoctrinated and get certificates to get a good paying j

quedado varadas para mañana se espera otra ola de lluvias en nueva york long island y el condado fairfaxprecipitación y ahora nos vamos al sur de california donde decenas de familias han tenido que evacuar (nombre) después de un deslizamiento de tierra y las autoridades apagaron... por el momento no quedado claro qué fue lo que inició este aluvión y ya que hablamos de la madre naturaleza vamos a compartir con ustedes una panorámica del área de la bahía tienen pantalla estas imágenes así regresamos al centro meteorológico para el pronóstico extendido esta semana >> buenas noches regresamos a mirar las condiciones para lo que nos espera este lunes alrededor del área de la bahía para empezar nuestro día al igual que las montañas de san josé pero poco más cálido ese tiempo y en napoli santa rosa vamos a levantarnos bajo esa condición un poco frescas para dar inicio la semana muy buenas noticias el viento si no le gustó el viento ya para mañana condiciones un poco más leves y así son las cosas que que se espera con los temperaturas tenemos los cambios para mañana se va a sentir un poco más ca

right now we are tracking fairfax at 84 degrees. 78 for those of you in san jose. but even free month currently in the mid 80's. so we are seeing about a 45 degree difference between brentwood and our bay area beaches, currently pacifica at 59 degrees. so we do have the 6 heat advisory in effect from now through 11 o'clock tonight for the highest peaks in our north bay, east bay and south bay valleys, including santa clara county. and that big bubble of air mass, that hot, dry, warm weather that we've been tracking for the last 2 days eventually going to shift to the east and then southeast by monday. bring us additional cooling with a cooling trend. like dan mentioned, starting on sunday and taking a look ahead, hazy skies out there, moderate air quality, but poor for those of you in the east bay through tonight, spare the air alert and air quality in effect tonight. tomorrow we will have an air quality advisory continuing for your sunday. so still tracking some haze, but see, we are going to see improved air conditions. thanks to that cool sea breeze and a nice c

the shooting happened near fairfax avenue and catalina street yesterday afternoon. police say officers were trying to arrest another person when a man appeared with what they believed was a gun. they say he approached officers and was shot. >>> in san francisco, two people are in custody in the case of a stolen car plowing through a guardrail near sanchez street. police say 36-year-old and a 31-year-old face carjacking and other charges. despite those arrest, police say this remains an open investigation. >>> police in lafayette are investigating a possible road rage freeway shooting on westbound 24 yesterday afternoon. a witness tells us there were two cars involved in a gun battle and they say there car was rammed by one of the alleged shooters. no reports of any arrests or injuries . >>> san mateo police are looking for suspect in a deadly stabbing at apartment complex. they say with the tipped off about the stabbing yesterday afternoon and spent nearly 3 hours going door to door on 37th and 36th avenue's until they found the victim. officers say it appears the v

security cameras capturing at least one american black roaming through neighborhoods from kentfield and fairfax. >> to me, bears are so mythical and interesting. >> peter, a self-proclaimed wildlife geek set up cameras, as a field researcher for the river otter ecology project . last july, he couldn't believe what showed up. >> you can see his eyes shining, it was right over there, and it looked like a bear. >> it wasn't just one but two cubs frolicking and waiting in the cold creek. he also volunteered for the north bay bear collaborative, searching for scout and dna. the population has tripled since the early 80s. >> as it is growing, they are pushing out further, they need to find open space, and here is more open space that doesn't have any bears yet. >> one resident spotted this in early june, another homeowner in lucas valley was stunned to see this in her backyard. the humane society and wild care are keeping a close eye and asking residents to contact them if a pair visits again. >> it appears that the bear is doing exactly what we had hoped he would do, which was moved away from the po

but fairfax, 72 degrees there because of some northerly winds. so noticeably milder, they're very pleasant night out there for it. >> your wednesday and timber on 54 degrees. that cool sea breeze. so we are tracking great air quality not just for tonight, but even through tomorrow on account of that onshore flow. and temperatures. >> holding steady little change. just one to 2 degrees of a difference from today's daytime highs. 86 degrees for nevado oakland, 69 degrees. those of you. it happened a 59 degrees with mid 80's. for those of you in concord and livermore. so we're going to see little change in the next 7 day forecast. slight bump in temperatures saturday into sunday warming up into the low 90's. but tracking widespread mid to upper 80's for the next several days. back to you, ken stephanie thank you. we'll keep your bug spray handy. some mosquitoes are testing positive for west nile virus in santa clara county. the infected mosquitoes were found around palo alto and stanford mosquito control treatment is scheduled to start tomorrow nigh

and right now, 57 degrees for with fairfax in the low 70's. but downtown san francisco already cooling down to 59 degrees and we're going to see in the low to mid 50's for most bay area cities, especially our north bay valleys and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below average. we should be in the mid to upper 80's for concord and livermore once again, pleasant temperatures in the mid 70's with 67 degrees for oakland and low 70's for san jose and seasonal temperatures arriving monday with a heat wave starting on tuesday lasting all next week along with triple digits. possible for hottest inland valleys. back to you, catherine vicki, thank a breeze a las vegas police are saying no charges will be filed in connection with that altercation between britney spears and security. >> for a number one draft pick victor wembanyama spears says that a security guard backhanded when she tap the basketball player on the shoulder happened the aria resort in vegas wednesday night. she says her glasses fell off. she was nearly knocked down, calling it all very tra

police say they're conducting an investigation now in the area of fairfax avenue and catalina street. that's right. near the boys and girls club. there. we'll keep you posted on the latest details from police here and online. our sara stinson is in the neighborhood gathering informadion and when we know more, we'll let you know. alameda police are responding to an increase in auto related crimes burglaries. catalytic converter thefts all up. yeah. and as our kron four's philippe reports for us tonight. >> carjackings of occupied car stopped at intersections are on the rise. >> sounds simple. but alameda police say while you are in your car either parked or driving, keep your eyes up. paying attention to who is nearby and what is going on around you. can keep the thieves away. we find that people who are either stopped at intersection or perhaps parking their vehicle in watching movies on the phone tend to looked at as potential. victims. lieutenant ks are ould says cr carjacking people in cars with the keys in the ignition, blocking all of the doors and not being distracted by your ph

so still a mild night for you. 81 degrees for dublin, pleasant temperatures for fairfax, fremont and san jose in the low 70's with mid-fifties along the coast. so we're still under that heat advisory for our hottest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay, including santa clara and our high highest peaks for north bay mountains and east bay hills. but >> that will expire at 11 o'clock. so and slightly less than half an hour storm tracker tracking your getaway forecast for south lake tahoe. looking great, clear and mild not under a heat advisory this weekend. the same for the 2nd half of your weekend for your sunday morning and sunday afternoon. a lot of sunshine, some scattered showers out to the east of the sierra, but overall truckee and south lake tahoe looking dry and clear, we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds for your forecast. the truckee warming up to 88 degrees in south lake tahoe, 86 degrees and then cooling down into the low 80's by monday. temperatures for your bay area forecast 5 to 10 degrees of cooling. so instead of being in the triple digits fo

and those of you in the north bay starting to cool down into the mid to upper 60's with fairfax, thel, the city right now currently at 71 degrees. so overnight lows mid to upper 50's. so it is going to be a little bit cooler tonight. thanks to that cool onshore flow. some mother nature's going to keep temperatures steady for downtown san francisco. 67 degrees and oakland at 73 degrees. little bit mild for concord at 92 as a santa rosa. so about 48 degrees above average there to start your work week monday with cooler temperatures arriving wednesday after we warm up slightly on tuesday. back to dan. >> reason. thanks a lot. some tense moments caught on camera as a man tries to quickly break through the front windshield of a car at a gas station in texas, a family and reportedly accidentally locked their keys in the car with the baby inside. you can see the baby being pulled out there. the man was able to break through the class and with help from of a another woman, they rescued that baby. it's unclear if the man in the video is the baby's father and the owner of the car. this weekend

this happened in the area of fairfax avenue and catalina street. our crime reporter henry lee, live tonight at sfpd headquarters with the very latest on this story. henry well, mike, there's anger tonight at san francisco. police shot and killed a man that residents say was mentally ill. but video from the scene does appear to show this man pointing what appears to be a gun at officers. cell phone video posted on social media shows a man pacing in the intersection of catalina and fairfax in san francisco's bayview and then he points what police say is a gun and officers opened fire, killing him. this view from skyfox shows evidence markers at the scene. our community is angry. the deadly encounter stirring outrage in the neighborhood. it is community continues to become wound on top of a wound. we never have a chance to heal. so no healing is being taken place. the incident began shortly before three wednesday afternoon when plainclothes officers arrested a suspect during this encounter. a second male unrelated to the arrest engaged. these officers

been unable to either accept a new contract at the overseas location nor recommit to returning to fairfax county public schools due to the uncertainty from this hold. she is stuck in limbo. two children of affected officers were disenrolled from their current schools but now they cannot enroll in a new school because the senator from alabama has blocked their move. three officers have chosen to move their families at their own expense with no option to be reimbursed to ensure that the children will be enrolled in school in the hope that they will be reunited with their families after the senator from alabama comes to his senses. finally, yesterday we reported by the largest statewide news organization in alabama that a position signed by more than 500 military spouses was delivered to the senator calling on him to end his blockade and the harm it is doing to military families. the petition organized by the secure families initiative called on senate leadership to, quote, reiterate to senator tuberville the dangers and ramifications of miss political grandstanding, work together to resolve

at fairfax and catalina in the bay view. plain close officers approached but the plan was later shot and died at the hospital. >> we have no information that this person was related to the initial arrest. >> the person the police were trying to arrest was eventually taken into custody. the police plan to release more details at a town hall meeting 10 days from now. >> berkeley is trying a new approach to fight a surge in auto thefts, the city council approved the purchase of 52 automated license plate readers in fixed locations across the city. it will not be cheap. they cost $250,000. then, a yearly fee of up to $175,000. the police department says it will be a cost-effective way to fight crime. privacy advocates and berkeley's accountability board says the cameras will threaten people's rights. >> i believe we need to give the police tools for our safety. the question is, if the lprs are effective. >> the first letter in alpr is an "a" that stands for automated. and that is what makes use of these alpr's different from any

least one american black bear roaming through neighborhoods from canfield to parts of san rafael in fairfax. >> to me, bears are so mythical and interesting. >> reporter: a self-proclaimed wildlife geek set up cameras , as a field researcher from the river otter oncology project from the watershed. last july, he couldn't believe what showed up. >> it was right over there. and it looked like , oh, my god, is that a bear? >> reporter: it wasn't just one but two cubs frolicking and waiting in the cold creek. they search for pawprints and scat to test for dna. california fish and wildlife estimates the population has tripled since the early 80s. >> as it is growing, they are being pushed out further, they need to find open space. here is more open space that doesn't have many bears yet. >> reporter: one resident spotted despair in early june, another homeowner in lucas valley was stunned to see this in her backyard. the marin humane society and wild care asking residents to contact them if of their visits again. >> it appears that the bear is doing exactly what we had hoped he would do, which i

that man is seen walking around fairfax avenue and catalina streets while officers at a distance str their guns drawn. you can see the man pull something out and point it at the officers, and then police shoot him. >> there's a rumor going around out there this man was unarmed. he was armed. >> reporter: we've learned the man who died of his injuries was 41-year-old ryan bluford of san francisco. >> let me pause and say this as well. somebody lost their life and that is a very tragic situation. >> reporter: san francisco police chief bill scott was speaking to the department's newest academy class. he took questions about the shooting to set the record straight. >> yes, he was armed. there are a number of videos out there. the gun was recovered. >> reporter: mayor london breed was speaking to the class saying she wants to support the police and hold them accountable. >> i think no one comes to work wanting to take someone's life in this department and in this city. >> reporter: as multiple departments continue investigating the shooting police are preparing for a town hall as is proc

yesterday afternoon at fairfax and catalina streets, officers in plain clothes were making an arresta separate man, different, who had nothing to do with that arrest, intervened. social media appears to show that man walking around an intersection while officers at a distance have their guns drawn. then, you can see, the man pulled something out and pointed at the officers. that's when police shot him. >> i know there are a number of videos out there. yes, he was armed. a number of videos out there. the gun was recovered. >> the man who was shot has been identified as a 41-year-old. police plan to have a community town hall meeting to discuss the shooting. >>> a gruesome crime for people to see on facebook. we're learning more about the man accused of stabbing a woman to death. then posting it on social media. >> reporter: the man said he saw the victim laying on the floor, covered in blood. a video he says he wishes he never saw. i spoke to another neighbor and he will me that he saw a woman and a man that looked just like the suspect not too long ago arguing. police told us they ca

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the shooting happened at fairfax and catalina. police say officers in plain clothes were making an arrest when another man, who had nothing to do with the arrest, intervened. this video posted to social media appears to show the man walking around an intersection while officers at a distance had their guns drawn. you can see the man starts to pull something out. at that point officers shoot him. >> i know there's a number of videos out there. yes, he was armed. there's a number of videos out there, the gun was recovered. >> the man who was shot has now been identified as 41-year-old bryant bluford of san francisco. police say they plan to have a town hall meeting with the community to discuss the shooting in detail. >>> finding new ways to crack down on the side shows, santa rosa police are moving forward with the lawsuit against more than a dozen participants. the city is suing those they believe organized these destructive illegal races that damaged city streets. this was in july of last year. the lawsuit claims debris from cars

san francisco oakland in the mid 70's still scorching heat for those of you in sonoma nevado and fairfax in the mid 90's. so overnight lows tonight, widespread 50's and 60's and boarding with 70's and high temperatures tomorrow. still going to be in the low even near triple digit heat for anthill concord and livermore. but still tracking low 70's for downtown san francisco. so about 5 to 15 degrees above average. even with that cool down on sunday. but then near average temperatures on tuesday, just in time for your 4th of july. so we are going to see another day of heat advisories and coastal flood advisories. all of that set to expire by around sunday night. >> we've been talking about for weeks and summer is finally here. if you're we finally feel it. we all right. little maybe a little too hot. but yeah, okay. thanks well. the heat is also affecting bart trains in the east bay. as a bart officials say you should also expect delays between >> and north conquered stations. the delays are about 10 minutes and are expected to happen until 8 o'clock tonight. be sure to check bart gov for

tracking low 90's for most of our north bay valleys, santa rosa and sonoma in the low 90's as his fairfaxvada, little bit milder at 93 degrees. so the heat is certainly on, in fact, are going to be under this excessive heat warning from now through sunday night and overnight lows tonight, only going to dip into the 60's and 70's for warmest inland valleys. so let's take a look outside. and as you can see, still dry and clear for those of you in the east bay over berkeley. but that marine layer slowly going to make its trek across the bay tonight during the overnight hours, but primarily impacting the san francisco peninsula coastline and future cast for is going to show some patchy drizzle and also some fair weather maker clouds to start out your morning on sunday. but then by sunday afternoon, thicker cloud cover with these winds out of the southwest pushing in that marine layer right now. we're tracking winds out of the north and west for downtown san francisco's a little bit of an offshore flow. 21 mile per sustained winds and we're going to continue to see the winds throughout tonight

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and nice and clear. 71 in fremont. 83 now and live more. 86 in cocker. 78 degrees in fairfax. 81 rightow in the bottle. nice weather out there around the bay area. but things are about to change tonight. should be a decent evening. the fog going to feel inside the base to the valleys, looking nice and pleasant as we head in toward the evening hours. but next couple days, everything is about to change tomorrow. the temperatures very similar to what we had today. you'll still see some 90's inland little bit above the average 70's 80's around the bay and then got 15 60's coast side. after that, everything really starts to heat up starting on friday. we've got advisories for he going on saturday and sunday that for those temperatures, 108 degrees, maybe even hotter than that on saturday as well. finally cooling down, but not till tuesday. so this could along the way longer than last. he and it also going to be much hotter. the not lots he waved to. we could see temperatures to 210, maybe 114 and some of the hottest parts of the bay area just got call your friends that have ac and pool you

officers who were working in plainclothes were making an arrest at fairfax and catalina street whicht engaged with the officers there. police aren't saying what led up to the shooting, only they believe he was possibly armed. he was taken immediately to the hospital where he did later die. the shooting is being investigated by the district attorney's office as sfpd internal affairs and the police accountability. >>> cooldown today. we have a weather forecast. we have a look at temperatures in santa clara ahead of taylor swift's stop. >> typical start to the summer day. fog at the coast breaking to plenty of sunshine away from the coast. temperatures today, cooler compared to yesterday. temperatures 64 in san francisco. comfortable 70s around the immediate bay. then mid to upper 80s as we move away from the coastline. as we go and look at the many events happening, taylor swift one of them, beautiful weather to start. make sure you bring a jacket. once you leave levi, it will cool down into the 60s. we will look at what's ahead as far as the rest of our weekend in our extended ook com

it happens near fairfax avenue and catalina street just before 3:00 this afternoon. police say officers were trying to arrest another person when the victim appeared with what they believe with a gun you will certainly stay on top of this and bring you more information as it develops. >>> congress pushing for answers on unexpired activity in the sky. today a house committee heard testimony from military officials who say they have had mysterious encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena, otherwise known as ufos. and, they think the government should be telling us more about them. brian hackney has some of the biggest revelations from the out of this world hearing. >> reporter: the hearings today really began with video from 2015 and another in 2004. >> within about half a mile of the object is rapidly accelerated in front of us and disappeared. >> reporter: navy aviator david frame but was inside that jet. >> as we turned back east, the controller came up and said sir, that thing is roughly 60 miles away, in less than a minute. you can calculate the speed. >> rep

police say officers in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfax avenue and catalina street whenecond man who had nothing to do with the arrest engaged with the officers. that's when uniformed officers in marked patrol cars showed up. police aren't saying what led to the shooting. only that they believe the man was possibly armed. he was immediately taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm. how it was displayed, or how it was seen, we're not specifying at this time. >> reporter: nbc bay area's sky ranger shows the view from above the scene. we can see several police markings but investigators have not confirmed an ofrlser recovered a firearm. >> when i arrived, the only thing i saw was a tall bottle like a pill bottle. that's all i seen laying by the body. other people who watched sfpd said they did not see a gun, they did not see a weapon pulled out. >> reporter: community activists say the person who was shot was someone who kept to himself and may have had mental health issues. they're trying to understand how this happ

police say that plain clothed officers were trying to make that arrest at fairfax and catalina in the bay view. officers called for backup but the man kept coming. he was shot and later died at the hospital. police eventually did arrest the person they were initially after. they say they plan to release more information on this at a town hall meeting ten days from now. >>> tonight, san mateo police are looking for a suspect in a deadly stabbing at an apartment complex. they said they were tipped off about the stabbing this afternoon and spent almost three hours going door to door on 37th and 36th avenues until they found the victim. it seems like the victim knew their killer. >>> a bus stolen from modesto was found all the way in milpitas. surveillance video shows the man going on the bus, adjusting the seat like he owned the thing and taking off. transit officials realized something was wrong when a safety feature alerted them that a driver had a cell phone in his hand. that's how they figured out the guy behind the wheel had stolen the bus. police are still looking for him tonight.

dublin in the low 80's, but 70 for fremont mid 70's for concord and fairfax. 76 degrees with everyone else in the 50's and 60's and overnight lows tonight. just kuleana to 71 degrees for antioch. still toasty tomorrow. even after that heat warning expires with concord livermore santa rosa and avato 5 to 10 degrees above average. let's take a look at the next 10 at 10. now seasonal temperatures tuesday and wednesday. short-lived, though, because another heatwave set to arrive peaking on friday with low to mid-nineties for the remainder of the next 10 days. back to you. thank you. wildfire burning in yosemite national park has grown too 650 acres. the fire began back on june. 29th. >> it's believed to have been caused by lightning. fire crews are actively working to contain those flames by utilizing natural barriers and trails to build and strengthen control lines. today crews reported a moderate rate of spread. they plan on allowing the fire to move naturally across the landscape now, which will provide ecological benefits to plants and wildlife while minimizing the risk to people and

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this just in to the kron 4 news room, san francisco police are telling people to avoid the area of fairfax avenue and catalina street and the hunters point neighborhood. we have citizen app video of the scene. police say they're conducting an investigation in that area. they're planning to address the media soon. no more details, though, at least at this point. we'll keep you posted on what they say. update you here on tv and on kron 4 dot com. in the wake of yet another attack on an elderly man in san francisco's api community. law enforcement leaders say they are recommitting to holding attackers responsible kron four's. dan kerman is live in our newsroom tonight with more on that. good evening, good evening. you know, it's not unusual for law enforcement to say they're going to go after these attackers. but after these recent attacks, they felt it was necessary. >> to call a news conference and put attackers on alert that they're coming for him. following a string of recent attacks against seniors in the api community. san francisco's top law enforcement leaders reaffirmed their commitm

but fairfax seeing some northerly winds out there right now. 71 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures for while most of the north bay still in the p0's overnight lows tonight, mid 50's along the coast mid 60's inland and temperatures tomorrow about 5 degrees above average. even with our 5 to 10 degree drop in temperatures. no triple digit heat for livermore. 92 degrees. 68 for those of you in downtown san francisco. and here's a sneak peek of your fireworks forecast on tuesday. no sky july, partly cloudy skies by 8 o'clock, mostly cloudy by 9 10 o'clock in the evening. but temperatures in the mid 50's. so hate to be the bearer of bad news. but that's typically what we get this time of year. so the good news is we're not going to be under a heat wave, but we are going to notice temperatures starting to cool down in the coming days. so that's great news. so hence the marine layer, right? yeah, exactly. so we can see the of the 5 going to be hanging around just a little bit here. and then everything starts to heat. >> right back up again next week at 10 days

this happened in san francisco's bayview right near fairfax avenue and catalina street. shortly before 3:00 this afternoon. now, police say the incident started when officers a suspect, but then a second male unrelated to that arrest engaged with the officers. according to police, uniformed officers then arrived in a marked patrol vehicle and realized the man was armed with what they believed was a gun at least one officer opened fire, killing the man. cell phone video here shows the man pointing an object at police. that video is now part of the investigation. some neighborhood residents reacting to the shooting today. his community continues to become wound on top of one. we never have a chance to heal, so no healing has been taking place. a woman who wished only to be identified as missing said she saw the aftermath and realized the man killed was her neighbor. several doors down, she says he suffers from mental illness. and then i heard screaming. so i came outside. when i got to the top of the hill, there was the body of my neighbor laying on the ground unconscious.

approximately 2:53 p.m, san francisco police officers operating in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfaxue and catalina street. >> during this encounter, a second male unrelated to the arrest engaged these officers. additional officers arrived on scene who were in uniform and arrived in a marked police vehicle engaged in the second male who appeared to be armed with an item that we believe is a possibly a firearm. um, during this encounter, an officer involved shooting occurred. the male was struck by gunfire. uh- officers rendered aid and summoned medics to the scene who transported the male to the hospital for life threatening injuries. despite the life saving efforts of the emergency responders and the medical staff , the male was declared deceased in the hospital. this incident is being investigated by the san francisco district attorney's office. the san francisco police department's internal affairs division, the san francisco police department's services division, the police accountability, as well as the chief office of medical examiner . in the spirit of transparency , we, the s

it happened yesterday afternoon when a plain-clothes officer was making an arrest at fairfax avenue andstreet. that's when a second man somehow got involved and when uniformed officers rolled up, police say those officers believe the man was possibly armed. they opened fire. we'll continue to follow more on the story with updates as they come in. >>> new overnight, a rude awakening at or inside one east bay home. this is after that car slammed into the living room. it happened around 1:00 this morning in san leandro on 148th avenue near bankroft. first responders were saying there was one person inside that home who was not injured. the person in that car had to be pulled out. right now it's unknown if that person who was driving that car, what was their condition at the time. the fire department red tagged that home. >> new video this midday. a helicopter team comes to the rescue of a woman and her dog. a woman and dog were stranded on a seaside cliff in big sur and that's when they stepped in. video shows the rescuers locating and airlifting that woman and dog to safety. it's unclear

the shooting happened near the corner of catalina street and fairfax avenue, near the shipyard. you can see a car stopped in the middle of the intersection and another one stopped over at a sidewalk. nearly a dozen patrol cars are on the scene. no word yet if anyone was hurt. you can see they are taking this very seriously. we will continue to cover this for you. larry: another day, another traffic jam on a bay area freeway. this was the scene yesterday on i-80 as a naked woman fired a gun into oncoming traffic right near the bay bridge toll plaza, raising concerns about driver safety. that got us wondering, are there any solutions for this? this afternoon, the chp sharing their advice. good afternoon. i'm larry beil. kristen: i'm kristen sze. no one was hurt in that incident yesterday but it caused serious traffic delays for drivers leaving san francisco. larry: abc7 today looked into that disruption, talking to investigators and witnesses. reporter: all westbound lanes, shut down for reports of yet another freeway shooting involving two cars for

still in the 70's as his fairfax check out brent 80 degrees out there right now with the widespread low to mid and upper 60's for your tuesday night. and when tracker for tracking breezy winds for your tuesday night and then by wednesday morning, going to be in the teens with winds out of the southwest. and that's going to continue through your tuesday afternoon and early evening hours going to see gusts in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range. so certainly going to get breezier from coastal valleys, especially for those of you in concord in the east bay. but fortunately below that wind advisory level threshold radar for, though, is going to track the return of that. no sky july pattern bringing us around of drizzle fest to start your wednesday morning. better clearing a lot of sunshine by your wednesday afternoon with overnight lows mid to upper 50's. so very similar to yesterday with daytime highs out of the 90's and we're going to be right. exactly where we should be for this time of year near average temperatures for concord livermore, santa rosa and avato upper 60's for oakland. so fe

police say officers in plainclothes arrested a man at catalina street and fairfax avenue. police say another man unrelated to the arrest approached officers. 2 more officers arrived as backup in a patrol car and in uniforms to talk with the second man that second male. >> appeared to be armed with what we believe is a firearm. or what is what appears to be a firearm. the male was struck by gunfire. the officers rendered aid to summon medics to the scene. the man shot was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> police say they're still investigating what led officers to open fire. it is community continues to become. >> wound on tap a wound. we never have a chance to heal. micah pinkston and p j lee or community advocates in the bayview hunters point neighborhoods. they say the man killed is known to people who live in this area was a guy from around community. we've always seen him. he's always been. >> by his self. never did anything to so that's why people are angry and where i'm at and we we need taxes that who came to the scene desk police questions after witness

officers in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfax avenue and catalina street when a second man, who had nothing to do with the arrest engaged with officers. that's when uniformed officers in marked patrol cars showed up. police are not detailing the moments that led up to the shooting, only that they believe the man was possibly armed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm. >> reporter: several law enforcement agencies, as mentioned, including sfp's internal affairs office, and it will update the public with the details from the investigations going on and more details on the shooting within the next ten days. >> that will be good to hear more info. thank you, ginger. >>> a deadly stabbing on the peninsula has a community in shock and police investigating what happened. san mateo police posted these photos of officers investigating that scene yesterday afternoon. they discovered that victim in an apartment unit on 36th avenue, and this is west of el camino real. right now they are not revealing many details. >>>

least one american black bear roaming through neighborhoods from kentfield to parts of san rafael and fairfax. >> to me bears are mythical and interesting. >> reporter: a self-proclaimed wildlife geek set up cameras not far from the recent sightings , as a field researcher for the river otter killer jeep project. last july he could not believe what showed up. >> we see the eyes shine and it was right over there and , is that a bear? >> reporter: it was not one but two cups in the creek. he also is a volunteer for the north bay bear collaborative searches for pawprints and scat to test dna. california fish and wildlife estimates the population has tripled since the early 80s. >> as it is growing they are starting to be pushed out further. they need to find open space and here is open space. >> reporter: one resident spotted this bear any kentfield neighborhood in early june. another homeowner in lucas valley was stunned to see this in her backyard. the moran humane society and wild care are keeping a close eye on asking residents to contact them if a bear visits again. >> it appears the bear i

police say officers in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfax avenue and catalina street when a man having nothing to do with the arrest engaged the police, and then marked cars showed up and the man was believed to be armed and he was taken to the hospital after he was shot and later died. >> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm. how it was displayed or how it was seen we are not specifying at this time. >> reporter: community members say these answers are not enough. some from the community also say the person that was shot was somebody who may have had mental health issues. several law enforcement agencies including the internal affairs division and the police accountability are all investigating what happened. sfpd will be hosting a town hall within the next ten days and they will talk more about the shooting itself as well as the investigations that have followed. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab for "today in the bay." >> a lot to uncover there. thank you. >>> a deadly stabbing has people asking question. a victim was discovered in an apartment build