jana katsuyama reporting live tonight from sunol jana, thank you. thieves made off with two expensive cars from a martini is used car dealership just months after a similar break in the latest thefts happened around 5:00 this morning at platinum motors on alhambra avenue. two men were captured on surveillance video stealing several keys before driving off with the two cars in july, burglars stole two dodge hellcat cars from the martinez shop. video posted online showed one of them crashing into another car while spinning donuts in a sideshow. today's break in has staff worried it could happen again. all i can say is that we have families to support, and you're not helping us. you know? so this is affecting everyone. see what happened here. the car stolen today are a silver 2016 audi that's worth $107,000 and a white 2022 bmw suv worth about 50,000. anyone who spots those cars is asked to call martinez police. new at 11, a proposed san francisco city ordinance would require audits for nonprofit groups that carry out critical city functions. as superv

and feinstein's name, heather jana katsuyama. tonight colleagues and good friends barbara boxer and dianne feinstein as well, oakland native and vice president kamala harris. also sharing her memories tonight, tweeting that senator dianne feinstein was one of the greatest public servants that california and our nation has ever known. and the vice president says she will never forget how she felt in november 1992 as a 28 year old prosecutor driving across the bridge from her home in oakland into san francisco to celebrate her election to the united states senate. senator feinstein helped build a better america. she was not only a leader for our state, but for our nation and our world . doug and i send our prayers to senator feinstein's family. again, the statement tonight from vice president kamala harris, there is no shortage of condolences for the late senator here in the bay area. she was a mentor, an inspiration to many women in politics. she served her service, started decades ago in san francisco, where she was elected to th

jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. new at 11 the board of the menlo park fire protection district approved the donation of a fire engine to the maui fire department. the fire chief proposed donating a surplus truck to replace the one that was destroyed during the devastating wildfires last month. menlo park recently added six new engines allowed it to give way, give away one of its used trucks, the menlo park fire chief reached out to maui's chief, who said he was interested. what do you think about our opportunity to provide something to who is, in essence, our our neighbors, their, you know, their neighbors separated by quite a few thousand miles of the pacific ocean. but neighbors who don't really have access to a lot of mutual aid. the vote was 3 to 2 with two board members objecting to using local taxpayer money for the donation. the department hopes to ship the truck at a significantly reduced cost or even perhaps as a donation within a month or so. and coming up later here at 11, an update from maui officials on

jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight. jana, thank you. and we have much more on this major closure of westbound interstate 80 coming up tonight at 1030. we'll have more details on how you can get around this repaving project and why officials say it is necessary to get done over the holiday weekend. slack's former headquarters will soon have a new tenant mayor london breed confirmed on social media. artificial intelligence company anthropic has agreed to lease the entire building at first, and howard in the downtown area. slack leased the complex in 2017 and now has its offices in nearby salesforce tower. the. 230,000 square foot sublease from slack would be one of the largest local deals during the pandemic. tropical storm idalia now moving into the atlantic. how president biden says he will help those who are battered by the storm. and we are tracking the holiday weekend forecast. boy, it's going to be a lot cooler than you might expect for early september. up first, it is international overdose awareness day. tonight we hear from those

jana katsuyama live for us tonight. jenna, thank you. police in oakland are investigating a deadly shooting tonight. it happened just before 745 this evening on broadway near lake temescal. police say that officers were called to the area and found one person shot. that person later died despite life saving efforts. police say this is an active investor caution. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. san francisco police say their new bait car tactic is working. police posted this photo on social media earlier this evening. they said this illegal assault pistol was recovered during the arrest of two suspects as part of a bait car operation. police did not say what the suspects were arrested for or how the bait car was involved. the social media post ended with a warning saying, quote, our officers are out there and we will arrest you. new at ten. pressure being put on san francisco lawmakers to improve traffic safety along a major thoroughfare in the mission district. it comes after another yet another pedestrian lost t

jana, thank you. a bill that could create entertainment zones in california cities has now cleared another hurdle. senate bill 76 passed the assembly today and it will allow local bars and restaurant to expand sales of food on alcohol into street fairs and festivals . as assemblyman matt haney says, the bill will bring big changes to the city and will allow small brick and mortar restaurants to thrive. this is something that will help our downtown recover, bring people back, bring great fun and great business back to our downtown. the bill was first authorized by san francisco state senator scott wiener, the california state university board of trustees has unanimously voted to increase tuition every year for the next five years. this is the first tuition hike in a decade in. trustees say it has to be done to shore up finances. but as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us, many students at the 23 csu campuses across the state are not happy. san jose resident sean allen beams with pride when look

jana katsuyama live tonight in danville. jana thank you. new at ten. walgreens and two pharmaceutical companies will pay san francisco more than $267 million in a settlement for their involvement in the opioid crisis. the largest amount coming from walgreens, which will pay nearly $230 million over 15 years. teva pharmaceutical and allergan will make up the rest. the city filed a federal lawsuit back in 2018. the court found the companies falsely and misleading marketed opioids as safer than they actually were. supervisors approved that settlement today, saying the funds will help the city address the opioid crisis. a bill making its way through the california legislature aims to help combat fentanyl overdoses by making narcan more affordable. all assembly bill 1060 would require private insurers and medi-cal to cover the cost of narcan out of pocket costs for the drug, which reverses opioid overdoses, would be limited to $10 per package. the bill was introduced by east bay assembly member liz ortega. she says making narcan affordable is critical to sa

jana, thank you. state lawmakers voted to repeal california's ban on state funded travel to states that enacted anti-lgbtq laws. california lawmakers first approved the ban in 2016. it will now be replaced by an outreach campaign to bring messages of lgbtq acceptance to those states. the bill now heads to the governor's desk. new at ten. pittsburgh police arrested nine people in connection with a homicide in july. but they are still searching for one more. they say 19 year old aman cyrus allen should be considered armed and dangerous. officers say they believe he and the others fired into a vehicle on july 14th on crestview drive, killing one man and injuring another. yesterday's arrests were part of a large scale police operation. new at ten tonight, family and friends gathering this evening for a fundraiser to honor the life of kendall seegers, also known as dj peanut. the beloved dj and father was shot and killed in oakland over the weekend. ktvu's amber lee joins us now from oakland and amber seeg

they're jana katsuyama katsuyama live in napa county. jana, thank you. and coming up tonight at 1030, today's unhealthy air quality affecting some students. what schools in the south bay are doing to limit exposure to. new at ten tonight, a video posted online shows a frightening gun battle in a residential neighborhood in east oakland. it is an area filled with families and older residents. they tell ktvu's amber lee there has been sporadic violence in the area, but nothing like the shootout that took place there last night. amber joins us now live in oakland with their story. amber julie, neighbors tell me oakland has gone through some good times and bad times and that they do have hope that things will turn around. but they are concerned that the violence is becoming a common occurrence. this video posted online shows a dark colored car pulling up in a residential neighborhood just off of high street in east oakland. and then an exchange of gunfire between the person who had gotten out of the car and someone off camera. police say it happened just aft

in vallejo, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. coming up, a visit to the only boxing gym in pittsburgh. we take a look at how it's making a lasting impact on that community and a uc berkeley study monitored fruit bats and their brain activity. coming up, what researchers has learned that could help us better understand . and certain diseases in humans as wow, what a weather whiplash we had today with a big drop in our temperatures. now the warmup when it will happen while we have your bay area forecast, it's on deck coming up next cranes. there they stand. 441ft tall. and i mentioned that because we can't see it because the marine layer, it's very thin , barely pushing on shore temperature wise right now, 60 san francisco, 65 in concord, only place in the 50s right now happens to be half moon bay with a thin layer of clouds overhead and otherwise the winds up to 18 in fairfield. but these winds are now calming for the overnight hours. we'll ramp back up tomorrow afternoon out of the west and southwest, about 10 to 15. otherwise we

wrtv is jana katsuyama has more from the lead researcher. these days, a smartphone app can unlock your doors and start the ignition on your smart car. and it's a trend that's expanded well beyond hi tech teslas and other cutting edge cars. you buy a car now or in the past 3 to 5 years, their computers on wheels. jen kartrider was leader of the mozilla foundation's privacy not included research project. they examined 25 of the most popular car companies, asking companies about what they do with all the data they collect. they come with the sensors that track, you know how fast you're going and where you're going and how much you weigh and how many people are in the car. and they have microphones and they have cameras that face out and cameras that face in. the research team for the first time spent 600 hours reading the fine print of privacy policies. we have minimum security standards that we look to see if they use encryption and have ways to manage security vulnerabilities. all 25 companies failed. the mozilla foundation's basic privacy st

if you butt greta gas is the life of mary the faithful rumors, jana, brothers and sisters, let’s livee context of vera dofan as a child on our father. this holy day is the people of jenna's most holy pana. mary's seed vision is illuminated. for this reason, people often call matches of god's chevrons holy for an hour ; what time to unwind? in the breath of winter and bring meat films and rushing. we need bread to live. naden, my dear unhealthy church on the threshold in the autumn, jadai mary’s mother got rid of the people and there is a birth, yelling out in the image of wax, for mary’s land was tamed. god put the chestnut grain of his son and threw such a bottom seed to his father and ensured that people live that deliverance. allowing himself to think the role of the christian family downfall. this witches is important and can be a blessing. i am for children so for and barrels in the atmosphere, the family home of yakudome yauhima, the early seas of a barrel cannot rise in price for their child and nothing more important. than tinkering. even tyap times the caress of a special fai

reporting from danville, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. new at 11, the alameda county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help tonight in finding a missing teenager. 16 year old jessica cagle was last seen at her home in hayward on macklind avenue on august 22nd. investigators say she left her home in the early morning hours. she was last seen wearing a gray polo shirt, red shorts and pink crocs. jesse is described as five foot three, 120 pounds with long, straight black hair. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact police. ktvu has learned the oakland police department will fire two officers who initiated an unauthorized chase that killed a bystander. sources are telling us that rookie officers will lead abdel aziz and jimmy marin coronel were in pursuit of a nissan believed to be involved in a sideshow on june 25th of last year. the driver of the nissan crash sending a parked car into a group of people, a 28 year old man was killed as a result. the victim's family has filed a civil lawsuit against oakland,

wednesday until 5 p.m. on thursday in saint helena, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. yeah. and just a reminder here to stay on top of those fire conditions and the air quality in your area, you can download the ktvu weather app. new at 11 tonight it was day two of the tech crunch disrupt concert in san francisco. and today the big focus was artificial intelligence. one ceo today described just how fast ai has evolved over the last ten years. i was kind of involved back when i was at openai at studying the scaling and have been able to predict over and over again doing gpt two, gpt three. and then the further scaling that we've done at anthropic to predict that this scaling will continue to work and the models would continue to get better and better. featured guests in the conference are former nba superstar and philanthropist shaquille o'neal, founder and ceo, redwood materials, jb straubel and founder and ceo of cruise, kyle vogt. new at 11 santa cruz county supervisors unanimously approved a policy that shapes how the county will use artificial intelligence on the job goi

reporter from vallejo at the carquinez bridge jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. new at 11. san francisco's city leaders say they are making progress cracking down on drug dealing in the city with the help from state and federal partners. the city announced today that law enforcement has seized more than 100 kilos of narcotics in san francisco's tenderloin and south of market areas over the last three months, including more than 56 kilos of fentanyl. officials say more than 300 dealers have been arrested in year to date. officers have seized more than 135 kilos of narcotics, including adding 89 kilos of fentanyl, more than all of last year's drug seizures combined. a woman walking along lake merritt, caught in the crossfire. police say she was hit by a stray bullet this afternoon and taken to the hospital in critical condition. ktvu's amber lee joins us now. she's in oakland tonight after speaking with witnesses. amber. julie, neighbors tell me it's frightening that an innocent bystander was shot and seriously injured. they say it resulted from a gun battle between people in

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news.gavin newsom's office is sending wishes for a sweet and joyous holiday as well. they posted the celebratory greeting on the x platform this evening saying, quote, wishing a happy new year to all who celebrate rosh hashanah across california . the greeting was both in english and in hebrew. a popular vegan barbecue spot in oakland will soon be expanding the vegan mob will serve its famous plant based barbecue in santa rosa and san francisco. both locations are expected to open later this month. a san francisco italian restaurant says its lowering prices to be more accessible to the community. last week, the owners of k fico almanor sent an email to customers announcing a more inexpensive menu. owners say new dishes will be simplified and they'll focus more on pizzas and pastas to cut costs. sounds good. had to end the show with lots of food stories. so now we're all starving. now we're all hungry. we're going to go eat after the show. thanks for watching. ktvu news at 11. our news will

jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. apple is expected to roll out a new iphone at its product launch in cupertino tomorrow. tech analysts say they suspect apple will introduce the iphone 15 series as well as a new series of apple watches. one big change expected tomorrow is apple's switch to usb-c charging ports. this follows european union regulations that require a single charging standard. a judge has ordered mediation for senator dianne feinstein and the trustees for her late husband's estate. the chronicle reports the judge hopes a mediator can settle several lawsuits filed by the senator's daughter who holds power of attorney. the suit claims the trustees for richard blum have not made required payments to her. richard blum was an investment banker who left behind a large estate, including property that has been the subject of dispute. the paper says the judge set a deadline of december 18th. another big day in sacramento as the state legislature took action on a number of high profile bills. a bill that would mak

the new schedule starts on monday in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news tonight. oakland pride kicked off a weekend long celebration of the lgbtq plus community all weekend long, you can expect a packed schedule with events including several musical performances. this year's headline are grammy nominated artist deborah cox. there will also be a bar crawl at local businesses and an event at fairyland. among other festivities. tonight at seven, we heard from the director of oakland's lgbtq center, joe hawkins. he says now more than ever, it's important to come together as a community. this represents that we're not giving up. we're going to continue to fight. we're not going anywhere . and it's just beautiful watching all of the community come together to celebrate diversity. the weekend wraps up with the oakland pride parade and festival on sunday, san francisco's first sunset night market is set to debut next week. and we're getting our first look at some of the food vendors as the standard reports mochi donut shop will have a stall as well as wooly pig sf hole in

jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news.s are working together to protect the integrity of several well known grape growing regions from the effect of wildfire. as wine experts from washington state, oregon and uc davis are working together, they want to create a spray coating to protect the grapes, focusing on eliminating compounds that create an ashy taste and sending smoke sensors also out into the vineyards. some wineries had to throw out their smoke flavored grapes after the wildfires three years ago, costing at least. in7 billion. some bay area firefighters took time out of their training to make a special rescue. it happened this morning after a ten mile workout. firefighters from cal fire came across a deer in napa tangled in what looked like some wire. so the firefighters, even though they were tired, they jumped into action and freed the deer. they said on twitter that their dedication to their community includes pets and, of course, four legged animals like that deer. yeah. nice work there. cal, fire napa. not jus

the lanes will reopen on tuesday as ktvu's jana katsuyama shows us officials want to make sure travelers are aware of this closure. the stream of traffic on i-80 had some bay area drivers getting out of town or getting fueled up for those labor day weekend road trips. we're going up to lake berryessa and we're going to have a little barbecue up there. but there are some new challenges this year with the closure of i-80 westbound between vallejo and hercules. it is a little bit of an inconvenience, but that just means you got to leave a couple minutes earlier to get where you got to go, completely redoing all of the lanes on i-80 from crockett out to hercules. caltrans says the highway will be closed through tuesday morning with cars being diverted to the benicia bridge. sfo has posted alerts on the airport website. we want to make sure that people see that information and especially people that might be driving to sfo. we want that to be front and center so that they're factoring that in to their own travel time, says sfo spokesman doug yakel says that's important because they are expect

ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now after attending the vigil. and jana, people from all across the city really coming together to support this family tonight. yes there were so many hugs, so many tears at this vigil. it was really sad. this was oakland's 15th traffic death so far this year. there were 36 deaths last year. and this little girl's family tonight told me that they want the city to add more barrier to bicycle lanes and protect people's lives as people brought flowers and candles to a tree near lake merritt, hugs helped, but couldn't erase the hurt for the family of four year old maya correa. she's just a beautiful girl, just a beautiful girl. her grandma says maya loved going on bike rides in a child seat, helmet on with her father. and it was along lakeshore avenue next to lake merritt, august sixth, where maya and her father were hit and thrown off their bike as they were going on the bike lane, a parked car open its door, hit the bicycle. maya's grandmother says they fell to the ground. paramedics came to check her and said her vi

report from vallejo jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. a man has been arrested in connection to a decades old cold case in vallejo involving the murder of a six year old boy. deputies arrested fred king, the third in oregon on monday. he's accused of abducting and sexually assaulting six year old jeremy stoner near his home in vallejo back in 1987. solano county prosecutors say the boy was found dead four days later on an island in the sacramento river. delta officials said dna technology led them to kane and exonerated a prior suspect. kane will be taken to solano county on murder charges. police in gilroy are asking the public for help, identifying two men accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of office supplies . as the gilroy police department yesterday posted these photos on social media showing the men. they're asking anyone who can identify them to contact gilroy police. two high profile tech executives have pledged donations for november's san francisco board of supervisors race in an effort to oust district five. supervisor

ctv's jana katsuyama was at the toll plaza there at the carquinas bridge when the chp allowed traffic to flow once again. well, it certainly is a big relief for drivers who are coming back from tahoe from burning man, from sacramento, back into the bay, because they got this open ahead of schedule. take a look at some video that we shot from earlier. and you can see we were on i-80 at the magazine street ramp as caltrans crews came through and started pulling up the cones and the roadblock signs. this is a view as the chp began allowing traffic back on the highway at the i-80 westbound lanes, they were slow rolling the cars to have a safe reopening. caltrans says that they worked nonstop since the closure at 9 p.m. thursday night and they were just glad to get this back open ahead of schedule just a little before 5 p.m. instead of tuesday morning at 5 a.m, which is excellent for the commute. this this route handles about 50,000 vehicles per day and labor day weekend coming back is heavily trafficked. so having this open for the motorists is a really, really good thing. we were able to

jana katsuyama has the story.firefighters with the us forest service work in the most remote regions of the country battling flames but not as visible as cal fire crews in the public eye. they see a lot of red trucks on the news and for us that work for the forest service, there's also green ones up there in the mountains. you just don't see us because we're we're hidden amongst the trees. jacob kennedy is based in california, one of more than 11,000 federal firefighters nationwide who play a critical role in keeping wildland fires under control. there are smoke jumpers. they jump out of airplanes to get to remote areas of fire. there's hotshot crews, which is made up of 25 personnel that walk into a fire. there's engine module. stephen gutierrez is a spokesman with the national federation of federal employees, which represents federal firefighters. he says they are facing a big political battle over their paychecks. the most of the public doesn't know this, but before our president biden came into place, most wil

jana katsuyama reporting at the carquinez bridge toll plaza. thanks, gianna. the faa says the nation's airports had a sharp uptick in passengers this holiday weekend. here's a live look right now at sfo bay area airport. saw a weekend with relatively few disruptions and friday was the busiest travel day of the weekend, according to tsa. more than 2.7 million people pass through airport checkpoints on friday. saturday and sunday followed with the agency's screening about 2 million passengers every day. and according to flightaware, just fewer than 50 flights were canceled early this afternoon. the tourism industry was certainly highly impacted with the covid 19 virus. people are beginning to travel again and great numbers actually travel experts predict this high demand will continue all the way into next year. and they're urging people to start booking those trips now in order to save money, although the airports were busy, a majority of americans did hit the roadway this holiday weekend, even with those high gas prices currently the average price for a gallon

a packed agenda all right, jana, thank you.esident heads to arizona, there are growing calls in that state for him to address the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. this comes as large numbers of migrants continue to arrive seeking asylum. some arizona leaders say the president should visit the border to better understand the issues. the yuma area has seen some of the highest numbers of illegal crossings over the past two and a half years. it's highly disappointing that the president gets this close to the border and continues to pretty much ignore the situation. i just want the president plans to spend most of his time in the phenix area tomorrow. he's expected to deliver an address that will pay tribute to the late arizona senator john mccain . senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling on the house to pass a bipartisan bill to avoid a government shutdown. the senate did vote today to advance a continuing resolution that would fund the government until november 17th. the house is expected to vote on its own bill

julie jana, thank you.land's roots and soul soccer clubs are launching another community investment round. find out the starting cost to own a part of these two teams and we are tracking that weekend forecast just around the corner now. i'll have the details in just a minute. oh, look, this piano just magically appeared here in this garden. beloved san francisco tradition has made its way back to golden gate park. after the break, we will hear from the co-founders of flower piano about the unique event for fans of my sourdough jack, this is for you. 100% beef seasoned as it grills, hickory smoked bacon, and melty cheese on my original sourdough bun. and for my imitators... better luck next time. try my sourdough jack today. - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change califo

well jana starts in just about nine hours. it does the doors open at 630 and then everything gets kicked off. we are on howard street. if you can believe it. and you can see how they have transformed this into the dreamforce national park. the entire block is closed right now in front of the moscone center, leading to some detours. they are putting the final touches up here. marc benioff will be speaking with a keynote at 10:00 tomorrow, just at 12 hours away. there's a lot of excitement, but also a lot at stake for the city with this year's event at down to the wire in downtown san francisco. as workers monday were putting finishing touches outside and inside the moscone center for dreamforce, the annual salesforce event is expected to bring more than 40,000 attendees to the city this week. this is my first dreamforce here and super excited being able to see this for the first time is it's a big deal. the three day event in san francisco's largest convention, salesforce ceo marc benioff warned, though, that this might be the

with the continuation of the greetings of today's reporter, jana janan's novel about ya hossein, we are in contact again, mubasher blai moala, mrs. nemati antwan sada news agency. sima is with us. hello, madam good morning, the pilgrimage is accepted in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, and i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you and the dear viewers of arbaeen hosseini . i offer my condolences to you. i am an actor in the city of karbala, and while they are a few steps away from the shrine of hazrat abbas, peace be upon him. your place was empty last night, the shrine of hazrat imam hussain and hazrat abbas with the acting of the dear people of iran and lebanon. between the two shrines, the streets leading to the holy shrine abbas and the shrine of hazrat imam hussain (peace be upon him) are full of people every day we get closer and this crowd increases from dawn onwards and every month after the streets the crowd stops . karbala is the largest community of muslims in the world. iranians are sweating here. one week ago, almost two-thirds of this population retur

jana yes, we're on the westbound side. and if you look right behind me, you can see where the roadblock starts, where they've closed off this part of the westbound lanes and they're directed traffic. this is set to be a big challenge, not just for drivers, but also for businesses this coming holiday weekend. and along i-80, westbound in hercules. caltrans crews working 12 hour shifts were racing against the clock friday, trying to compress over 106 nightly workdays into four days. caltrans spokesman pedro quintana escorted us along the three mile stretch of i-80 westbound between vallejo and hercules. that was shut down thursday night. by friday afternoon, crews had already demolished one of the lanes and were putting in rebar to reinforce the road. then a long line of cement trucks lined up to pour the new concrete surface so it can cure during the holiday weekend. we actually are ahead of schedule right now, but the closure and detours were difficult for drivers. traffic was bumper to bumper. it was crazy. it was backed

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fauci ktvu jana katsuyama has more from the lead researcher.unlock your doors and start the ignition on your smart car and it's a trend that's expanded well beyond high tech teslas and other cutting edge cars. you buy a car now or in the past 3 to 5 years. their computers on wheels. jen kartrider was leader of the mozilla foundation's privacy not included research project. they examined 25 of the most popular car companies ask leading companies about what they do with all the data they collect. they come with the sensors that track. you know how fast you're going and where you're going and how much you weigh and how many people are in the car. and they have microphones and they have cameras that face out and cameras that face in. the research team for the first time spent 600 hours reading the fine print of privacy policies. we have minimum security standards that we look to see if they use encryption and have ways to manage security vulnerabilities . all 25 companies failed. mozilla foundation's basic privacy standards. the research team says

jana katsuyama.u fox two news san francisco's financial district losing another restaurant after 14 years in business. barbara will be closing its doors at the end of the month. the owner says there just isn't enough business in the area anymore. office workers still coming into the italian restaurant for lunch, but dinner service has not rebounded. barbacoa last day is next friday. change is coming to prime video how amazon is looking to generate more revenue. hazy skies and temperatures running a little bit below average on this final day of summer. i'll have a look at what you can expect for the rest of today as well as leapt from the back seat of the car up to the front. police shut the street down until crews could stop the flooding and cleared all that water. no injuries were reported in this incident. hundreds of people who lost their homes in maui's deadly wildfires are preparing for an emergency. an emotional return home to lahaina on monday. authorities will begin escorting people back to t

[000:00:00;00] jana, let the birds be with you in the news section at 7 o'clock, god willing, after the news, i will be with you with the continuation of the news. greetings from the reporter . hello, good morning. greetings to all of you, mr. hosseini . god bless you. muhammad and ajl farajham hello, dear compatriots and respected companions of the 7 o'clock news network, we present to you a tribute to the martyrs of 17 shahrivar 1957, the ceremony of spraying perfume and flowers on the graves of the officials and some families of the martyrs of this event yesterday evening in the 17 behesht zahra it was held in shahrivar of 1957 during the imperial regime of sadha he massacred the people of tehran who had gathered against this rally in jhale square, the current shahada square. so far, more than 3,200,000 of the 4 million pilgrims who had gone to iraq from iran's borders have returned to the country . in order to facilitate access to the transportation fleet and avoid delays in the journey, kurds return to the country from the same border where they left. it is expected that today we w

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live tonight from the carquinez bridge toll plaza where the chp allowed those first vehicles to pass through less than an hour ago. jenna yes, it was quite exciting for some of the drivers. mike let me show you behind me this has not been open since last thursday night. they did a complete shutdown here and it's a relief for the drivers who now don't have to take the detour over to the benicia bridge. take a look at this video we shot earlier. we were on i-80 at the magazine street ramp as caltrans crews came through and started pulling up all of the cones and the roadblock signs that had been in place. we also had a really clear view from the highway as the chp began allowing the traffic back on the highway. they were they were really trying to take all the precautions they could. they were slow rolling the cars to have a very smooth and safe reopening. caltrans says that they worked nonstop since that closure at 9 p.m. thursday. and they were just really glad to get it back open. ahead of schedule, just a little before 5 p.m. instead of tuesday morning

ctv's jana katsuyama has more.tion to finally reopen westbound i-80 between vallejo and hercules one day, early crews came through pulling up the cones and roadblocks, signs and then the chp began allowing traffic back on the highway. a slow rolling escort to keep the reopen safe. just a little before 5 p.m. instead of tuesday morning at 5 a.m, which is excellent for the commute. caltrans says crews worked nonstop since the westbound lanes shut down at 9 p.m. thursday. a big resurfacing project that stretched some three miles. that's awesome. they're working. they're kicking butt. jessica reyes of vallejo was happy to hear about the early opening. she says her husband was caught in the detour delays all weekend. and i think he's been like at least 20 minutes late to work each day. other drivers were also relieved that the drive will be shorter and smoother for yeah, i am living in vallejo. my company is in benicia. normally it takes 15 minutes when you use the highway, but last time i spent two hours along with rep

triple a says the worst time to travel is between now and 9:00 tonight at ktvu is jana katsuyama reports. the stream of traffic on i-80 had some bay area drivers getting out of town or getting fueled up for those labor day weekend road trips as we're going up to lake berryessa and we're going to have a little barbecue up there. but there are some new challenges this year with the closure of i-80 westbound between vallejo and hercules. it is a little bit of an inconvenience, but that just means you got to leave a couple of minutes earlier to get where you got to go completely redoing all of the lanes on i-80 from crockett out to hercules. caltrans says the highway will be closed through tuesday morning with cars being diverted to the benicia bridge. sfo has posted alerts on the airport website. we want to make sure that people see that information and especially people that might be driving to sfo. we want that to be front and center so that they're factoring that in to their own travel time. as sfo spokesman doug yakel says that's important because they are expecting a huge volume of pas

jana katsuyama reporting live tonight near the golden gate bridge. thank you. pga may cut power to thousands of customers due to fire danger. the utility says a public safety power shut off could be issued for about 4200 customers in eight counties, mainly in northern california, including shasta butte and tehama counties. a handful of customers could also be impacted in napa and lake counties. new at ten. police are investigating a shooting in san jose that left one man injured. police say an adult man was shot at least once right near the intersection of capital expressway and monterey road just before one this afternoon. police said the off ramp to monterey road was closed for several hours after the shooting. no word tonight, though, on a motive or any arrests. a proposed charter amendment could soon add 700 officers to the streets of san francisco. right now, the city has 1475 officers. the proposal would increase the mandated minimum staffing level to 2182 officers citywide. supervisor matt dorsey, who is proposing the amendment, says it would set aside $

mike you just feel for the entire family tonight, jana katsuyama live in the newsroom. janet, thank you. an update now on the search for a missing man, a body found in san francisco bay right near the golden gate has been identified as 22 year old johannes cardona. he had just graduated from cornell university in may and started a new job as an engineer at netflix right here in the bay area. the marin county sheriff's office says his body was found in the water last tuesday. the coroner says he died by suicide side. and a reminder, if you or someone you know is in need of help, there is a national hotline where support is available, 24 hours a day. that number right there on your screen, nine, eight, eight, there is still a big problem tonight on interstate 780 in benicia, westbound 780 is shut down due to an overturned tanker truck. it happened at about 930 this morning after a crash between the tanker and a car at east second street. the chp says the driver of the tanker truck suffered minor injuries. skyfox flew over the scene earlier today. you could see a dark slic

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ktvu's jana katsuyama has more now on tonight's concert and the big names who took the stage today, dreamforce day two brought big celebrities and politicians to the salesforce stages as california governor gavin newsom sat down for a keynote talk wednesday with salesforce ceo marc benioff. welcome, everybody. i'm glad people applauded about san francisco. we've been in this little doom loop for too long, so i appreciate a little positivity. benioff had said last month he might pull dreamforce, the city's largest convention out of san francisco, if problems with homelessness and open drug dealing impacted the event. walking down market street, signs of san francisco police patrols were very visible, with no signs of open air drug markets or homeless tents. there's a sense of optimism. um that i think is returned in the last few months in the city. this is probably the cleanest i've ever seen in san francisco. it's amazing how clean the streets are. it's incredible what the focus is because we're sucking up to you. we want to keep you here more than 40,000 attendees are in town for dreamforce.

ktvu is jana katsuyama here in studio with the latest from capitol hill and concerns from one of the federal employee unions, jenna. mike and julie, the union tells me that they are preparing federal workers for this possibility that they might be working but not get their paychecks. and they say all americans could suffer with to services if congress can't reach a deal. congress is facing a budget crisis that could push the nation into a government shutdown by saturday. on monday, house speaker kevin mccarthy voiced optimism that a handful of republican holdouts might finally agree to a compromise. apparently, they're willing to work now. mccarthy and moderate republicans had worked out a deal with democrats, but faced open revolt by republican hardliners led by florida congressman matt gaetz and fueled by former president donald trump, who over the weekend sent on social media. unless you get everything, shut it down. the house speaker blasted that idea on monday. why would they want to stop paying the troops or stop paying the border agents or the coast guard ? i don't understand

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ktvu jana katsuyama was there. she joins us now live. so gianna, how do or how did attendees feel that the conference went well? julie many of the people that i spoke with told me that it was even better than they had expected with the featured speakers and networking inside as well as the clean streets and police patrols outside in downtown san francisco. the moscone west area was teeming with tech talk thursday as the tech crunch disrupt convention wrapped up in san francisco. so thousands of venture capitalists, angel investors and leaders from most major tech companies converged for the convention. young entrepreneurs came pitching their startups. we're backed by nasa and we're working on growing food in space for the first time, the disrupt convention expanded to eight different stages across the tech industry, from ai to fintech healthtech to hardware. it was huge. it was our biggest event ever. we had well over 12,000 attendees compared with around 10,000 last year. tech leaders from companies such as meta talked about global priv

captain ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a local congresswoman and the director of fleet week, san francisco about the potential impacts right here in the bay area. gianna. well christian and christina, i spoke with congresswoman anna eshoo of the south bay who tells me that this could all come down to the wire tomorrow here in the bay area. federal workers and even fleet week could be on the line as house republicans failed to agree on a budget deal friday night, members of congress got late word to remain through the weekend. the senate has a very reasonable bill and it is bipartisan. it would be up to the speaker mccarthy, to allow that legislation to come to the floor to be voted on. south bay congresswoman anna eshoo says she worries about federal workers throughout the bay area facing a stressful weekend of uncertainty. we the airport, tsa, the air traffic controllers and i depend on them for my safety. we all do. and you know what is so sad about this is that there are so many people that would be required to work, but they will not be paid in the bay area. that could include federal