julie watts, kpix 5. >> you can find the company at tryremedy.com. >>> warriors have left the bay area for cleveland with a two-game lead over the carves in the-- cavs in the finals, the team boarded a flight a few hours ago, kevin durant fist bumped a fan before he got on the plane, always bringilateal good luck. the warriors are opening up oracle arena wednesday for the official game three watch party, you can go. tickets are $20, can be purchased online, the warriors looking to extend their nba record of 14 straight playoff wins, game three starts at 6:00 on wednesday. >>> kpix 5 sports director, dennis o'donnell headed to cleveland to cover the warriors, you can look for his reports starting tomorrow. >>> coming up, all new at 6:00 tonight, arrested in one city but forced to show up in court nearly 30 miles away. the shake up critics say is putting an unfair burden on low income families. >>> but first, the markets closed down today. here is a look at closing numbers from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,, >>> a beautiful day today but rain? >> yeah. >> in our future? really? >> y

consumerwatch reporter julie watts on new rules that could change that. >> reporter: alvin is one of the millions of americans without a bank account. so his paycheck is direct deposited to a prepaid debit card but when he tried to get his money. >> i was sick. >> reporter: he says someone drained his card leaving him with no way to payment. >> i'm going to get kicked out find a new place to live. >> reporter: when he called the card company he said they said they couldn't do anything. >> i have no idea what to do. i have never been in addition situation. >> reporter: while credit and debit cards do provide protection from fraud when it comes to the prepaid debit cards used by 23 million americans. >> the truth is there wasn't a whole lot of protection. >> reporter: but last year the consumer financial protection bureau finalized new rules to change that. >> they extend a lot of the same coverage that you see with credit cards or with debit cards. >> reporter: republican lawmakers have been attempting to undo those regulations. but the deadline to take action recently passed so it ap

on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> light your emoji candles. today is the iphone's tenth birthday. steve jobs announced the revolution revolutionary product in early 2007. >> the second is a revolutionary -- >> the iphone was the first touchscreen phone invented. it started with no video recording and a slow internet connection. the price tag for the first model with only a few features $500. the iphone 8 is just around the corner releasing this fall. >> how did we all get along without it? >>> headed to yosemite for the holiday weekend? good news. the snow has finally cleared enough for you to get to the high country via tioga road. normally it's open by memorial day weekend. but this year, there was so much snow, it took an extra month. today's opening is the latest since 1998. you can see there it's still a lot of snow on the roadway on the roadside. wait until what that part of the park looks like on the cusp of july. kpix 5 reporter wilson walker takes us on a tour of tuolumne meadows at 6:00. >>> absolutely gorgeous. we're wrapping up the

. >> consumerwatch reporter julie watts with a warning about the deal showing up in your feed. >> i washrough my facebook feed and i saw it multiple times and i really liked it. >> reporter: so chelsea flaherty clicked the facebook ad and ordered what she thought would be her graduation dress but weeks later when it hadn't arrived and the company was unresponsive, she realized she should have done more research. >> i found a group on facebook that was, like, a buyer beware. >> reporter: the bbb has issued a warning about buying clothing from facebook ads citing several advertisers with f ratings. >> year-over-year we are seeing a 20% increase in the number of complaints. >> reporter: michael says review sites sight jabber received more than 16,000 complaints last year alone many citing targeted facebook ads using photos taken from other sites and if the items come at all they usually don't look like the image. >> facebook has a strong histories of policing what goes into the feed so people feel like what shows up in the feed is something they can trust. >> reporter: he says unlike googl

and i'm julie watts in for michelle griego.ta go eather. >>> good morning, it's friday, june 30. i'm devin fehely in for kenny choi. >> and i'm julie watts in for michelle griego. time now is 4:29. and we are joined by roberta this morning with weather and jaclyn with traffic. >> we're joining us. >> nice to have you. >> it's a cast of characters this morning. you know, i was just looking at that view of the palace of fine arts and thinking at christmastime when they put up the yule log and sit on that for three hours? we can do that! that's how pretty it is this morning. [ laughter ] >> we have -- it looks clear there but it is overcast there as well as right there. that is the view of the bay bridge. you cannot see the tip-top of it. stands 525 feet tall. so that gives me a good idea the ceiling is lowering to about, oh, let's say 500 feet this morning. we are in the 50s across the board. we have the intrusion of the deck of stratus, the marine layer pushing onshore but notice, even though it might be widespread it's pretty p

in the newsroom, i'm julie watts. >>> a mediocre may jobs report. the u.s.conomy added 138,000 new jobs last month which is fewer than expected. but the unemployment rate still went down 4.3%. that's the lowest level in 16 years. but it suggests many americans have stopped looking for work. >>> there is a new attraction at the oakland zoo. today was ribbon-cutting for the zoo's new gondola system. invited guests got to take the four-minute ride to the zoo's visitors center high in the oakland hills. they say it makes the park all the more special. >> even though we might come from the roughest part of oakland of beauty and culture that thrives in oakland there are parts that are beautiful. >> the gondola is part of a major expansion at the zoo which will double the size of the complex to about 100 acres. there's also a new restaurant. the ride and the restaurant open to the public on monday. >>> good news for the bonded cat and rabbit we showed you yesterday. they now have a forever home to call their own. tigger and magic were adopted from marin humane soci

and julie watts in the weather center this morning tracking how long you're going to need the umbrella today, hey, julie. >> hey, good morning, guys. not real long. we're talking through the morning commute and then these showers should be tapering off. not everyone is seeing them at this hour. heaviest rainfall has been in the north bay throughout the morning. we are still seeing light to moderate showers. light rain on 101 right now stretching from novato through san rafael. bolinas seeing some light rainfall. and farther east vallejo, hercules, richmond at this hour. berkeley seeing light to moderate rainfall. with light rain in oakland, piedmont, alameda, emeryville this morning, certainly enough just to make for some slick roads. made for a little bit of a messy commute although so far it hasn't been too bad. it's still early. light rain continues throughout the morning commute and then temperatures cool later on today. we are staying dry through the weekend. but temperatures remain cool below average for this time of the year. in fact, struggling to hit 70 for the warmest spots i

i'm julie watts in for michelle griego this morning. >> i'm devin fehely in for church.east bay as a fire station closes concern is growing over how quickly remaining crews can respond in an emergency. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in knightsen with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. the fire station is right behind me. it's shutting its doors a third time in five years because of lack of funding. now, this is right before the 4th of july holiday weekend when we know there's a lot of fire hazards for these folks here in knightsen. they will have to wait for the next closest fire station to respond to any emergencies. now, again, it's closing because of funding but also because of staffing. fire chief says the station continues to lose firefighters because there's little stability and the pay is low. voters have said no to raising taxes on three different occasions. the station has already closed twice in the last five years. this would be the third time. we spoke to residents in 2015 when the station was closing then. >> if somebody has a heart

chemical is being used less but as julie watts report it can still be found in plenty of products. >>been removed from baby products, water bottles and most toys but concerning chemical bisphenol a or bpa is still in a lot of food package s. >> this is a same blank of them. >> center for environmental health tested 250 cans purchased at super markets and dollar stores. they found nearly 40 percent still contain bpa, down from 67 percent from two years ago but. >> still much too high. we need them down to zero. >> reporter: bpa is used in canned linings but studies show it can seep in the food. while f.d.a. say it is safe at current levels occurring in food, calories eventually added bpa to the prop 55 list as a chemical men to cause reproductive toxicity. several major food manufacturers have taken bpa out or in the process of doing so, concerned consumers can new look for cans label bpa free. supermarkets where cans were purchased and tested for this study tell us they are working with manufacturers to take bpa out of the cans sold in their stores n san francisco i'm julie watts. >>>

julie watts is standing by to give us the latest on the fog. >> nobody on the set knows that but you! many of you know that. >> that's what i was going to say. 1936. >> we all know that. . >> first toll was 20 cents. >> they said when they paid off the bonds for the golden gate -- this is how they pitched it. not everybody by any means was for the golden gate bridge construction. a lot of san francisco said no way. they said don't worry. when the bonds are paid off, you'll be able to cross it for free and we all know how that ended up. >> yeah. six bucks later. >> yeah. >> of course, all those 1932 people, where are they now? >> sounds like a consumer story to me. i might have to look into that a little false advertise there is? >> you bet. >>> we're going to talk weather. and fog over the golden gate bridge speaking of. but this is a shot from a vaca cam and you can see, the multilayered clouds. we have a mix of upper and lower level clouds. mild temperatures. clouds will clear out in i would say a few hours around lunchtime today. most of us will see sunshine and then all of us by t

chemical is being used less but as julie watts reports it can still be found in plenty of products. >reporter: it is removed from baby products, reusable water bottles and most toys but concerning chemical bpa is still in a lot of food package s. >> this is a sampling. >> reporter: center for environmental health recently tested 250 cans purchased at supermarkets and dollar stores they found nearly 40 percent, still contain bpa. down from 67 percent from two years ago but still. >> still much too high. we need them to get down to zero. >> reporter: bpa is used in canned linings but it can seep in the food. while f.d.a. says bpa is safe at current level occurring in food, calories eventually added bpa to the prop 65 list as a chemical men to cause reproductive toxicity. several major food manufacturers have taken bpa out of the products or in the process of doing so. concerned consumers can look for cans labeled bpa free. super markets where cans were purchased and tested for study tell us they are working with manufacturers, to take bpa out of the all of the cans sold in their stores

click on that facebook ad with millions of likes, you better listen to this warning from kpix5's julie watts. >> i was scrolling through my facebook feed and i saw it multiple times and i really liked it. >> reporter: so chelsea flaherty ordered what she thought would be her graduation dress, but weeks later when it hadn't arrived and the company was unresponsive, she realized she should have done more research. >> i found a group on facebook that was a buyer beware. >> reporter: the bbb has issued a warning about buying clothing from facebook ads citing several advertisers with f ratings. michael bly said review site site jabber received 16,000 complaints last year alone, many citing targeted facebook ads and if the items come, he said they almost never look like the image. >> facebook has a pretty strong lift of policing what goes into the feed, on people feel it's something they can trust. >> reporter: he said up like google and amazon which aggregate reviews and ratings, the likes and comments on facebook ads can be misleading. >> it can show that it's recommended from your friend, but y

i'm julie watts in for michelle griego. >> i'm devin fehely in for kenny choi. >> let's start with alook outside this morning. rush hour is about to start. drivers hitting the road heading to work. we're looking at the bay bridge and the golden gate. so what can we company this morning with your forecast? >> well, devin, welcome and hi, julie and hey there, jaclyn. >> hey, good morning. >> oh, hey, hey! . >> what can we expect? is it depends where you are. we are socked in at the coast, fog at the bay and into our inland areas and we have condensation. don't be surprised if you have to use your windshield wipers out the door this morning. >> did you coming in from san jose? >> a little bit when i got closer to the city, intermittently. >> mount vaca the sun is coming up. clear skies there, temperatures from the 50s in santa rosa, high 50s in san jose. boy, you had a commute from san jose this morning! wow! okay. san jose the winds are relatively flat, 11 in san francisco. 24 fairfield. winds today west 10 to 20. gusts to 30 especially at the seashore. 62 degrees in pacifica to 92 in

. >> julie watts, light rain down to san rafael or santa rosa and spreading south this morning? >>> yes. south throughout the morning commute just in time for the morning commute. he already knows this. i don't know why i'm telling you. he is looking very interested. [ laughter ] >> we're not talking heavy rain but enough to mess up the morning commute with slick roads. and we may see some pockets of moderate rain from time to time. we are seeing that now on hi- def doppler. taking a look at northern tip of san francisco, peninsula seeing light rainfall in the richmond district right now, sunset, a little bit heavier for you there. then into the financial district we are seeing light rainfall spread there. farther north though that is where we're seeing the heavier pockets of rain. we could see, you know, up to a half inch in the north bay mountains, maybe three-tenths down around novato and marin. notice that we are seeing some moderate rainfall right here along 101. light rain now near san rafael. we'll see this continue throughout the morning commute and likely pick up farthe

i'm julie watts.now, in san jose, crews are trying to contain this brush fire near i-80 and berryessa road. the flames have burned more than 85 acres. officials say the fire is now 75% contained. >>> one of california's new gun control laws is on hold. a federal judge blocked prop 63 days before it was supposed to take effect. it would have banned high capacity clips capable of holding more than 10 rounds. raffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, time now 7:27. a motorcycle accident blocking one lane along southbound 880 right near mowry. you can see the traffic is backing up beyond the dumbarton bridge there. speeds drop below so miles an hour. give yourself some extra time if you are headed there. 680 an alternate is in the green. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, slow along the eastshore freeway as well as you make your way from the maze into san francisco. 22 minutes along that stretch. >>> i want to share with you again the golden gate bridge view because keep in mind the span is a

i'm julie watts. >> i'm devin fehely. >> we start this morning with kpix 5's jackie ward who joins use very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this twitter attack is continuing on twitter. the conversation is heating up. mika brzezinski and joe scarborough went on air this morning to say after being insulted on president on twitter they are worried about the future of the country with president trump as you our leader. >> he is so easily played! by a cable news host! you know what, does that say to our allies to our enemies? >> it didn't take long for the president to respond. he tweeted: >> reporter: then joe fired back tweeting: he also said he has texts from president trump's top aides and phone records and that the phone records prove that the two haven't spoken in months. so i'm assuming this will carry on throughout the morning. >> republican lawmakers have had a strong reaction to this. >> reporter: yes. some are saying that the president is continuing to disrespect women. others want him to issue an apology. and a lot of them want him to stop using twitter. inste

in van francisco, julie watts. >> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday.hony mason and alex wagner join us live now, from new york, with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, looks like the batmobile. but it is designed to travel the surface of the red planet. we will take a prototype for the new mars rover. >> but from stand up to citcom and now host of his weekly late night show. we catch one comedian jim jefferies. >> the front man for the black keys, dan arrow back, has new solo albumn with some of the best back-up musicians for the past 50 years. we will talk with him and he'll perform in our saturday session. >> that's all ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looks good, guys, see in you about 15 minute. >> friday was national donut day. donut eating contest in santa monica california. the eight minute donut eating contest brought out some ether, and the winner joey chestnut. eating 55 donuts. if that name sounds familiar it is, he eat a lot, won a lot of competitions, chestnut also past winner of the wing bowl right here in philadelphia. >> go

staff will continue to work on policies and they're expected to be finished up and final by july 1st, lindsay watts fox 5 local news >>> the man arrested for bringing weapons to the dc trump hotel last month is ordered back to jail. what he that alarmed officials. >>> thieves targeting victims inside local medical office buildings, it's caught on camera. >>> metro could soon extend late night hours during events the change will not come cheap. >>> official end of metro safetrack program. the year long repair project forced metro to clamp down on openings and closures. >> now the schedule will ease set up a little bit. fox 5 contribute tore joining us live in southeast with more on this. may, martin. >> everyone, let's remember what happened last october here, that decisive playoff game and the fans were bioing train times were posted. hopefully we're going to avoid a repeat of that if the nationals make it to the playoffs. here's metro policy, lifting the moratorium on exceptions to the schedule, so you could have early openings or late closures for ten events, metro will do this ten times over the

watts. you compare that to the record set in july of 2006 of just over 50,000 mega watts.o conserve elected trricity th is asking you limit your power usage between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., the time of the day it will be the hottest. asking you to use your major appliances before or after those times so things like laundry, and set your air conditioning to no higher than 78 degrees and turn off any unnecessary lights. reporting live here in dublin, bob redell. >>> appreciate that, bob. it is a good time if you have not already to download our free nbc bay area app that will enable you to get push alerts to get the latest weather alerts right to your phone. >>> we are following breaking news out of england. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, is in the hospital. he had an infection from a pre-existing condition. they say the prince is in good spirits. queen elizabeth is scheduled to address parliament today, and that visit is still on the schedule. >>> new details on a tragic story out of the north bay. a man who killed his two young children and then himself on father's

july 1. national harbor national harbor, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> investigators in prince georgeying to identify three people wanted in connection with a theft. happened back may 15 laurel at medical office building van houseen road. it shows two men and women lingering in the lobby nearly two hours. investigators think they were casing for possible victims. the video captured one person person using a woman's stolen credit card. >> more reported car thevrts. we've been telling you about thieves stealing things from cars and vans. there there's been dozens of other victims. 21 yesterday, 13 others wednesday. many of the stolen items include tools and electronics. police say, of course, it bears repeating alls protect belongings and lock up your car. >> update for you tonight. new images that show shared remains ever london highrise apartment building. you can see the flooded rooms scattered mropingings and debris. death toll and to 30. investigators think 70 people are still missing tonight. >> two inmates who escaped from prison could return to georgia at any tie. donny russel r

july 1st. at national harbor lindsey watts.rack program coming to an end, the finalist such starts, the red line between shady grove and twin brook will be shut down the next nine day, busses had been available to transport riders. >>> 8:16, forecast, it is very humid out there. a lot of cloud cover, and that will lead to scattered thunderstorms, we had yesterday mostly west of the town just a tiny bit of rain in dc, we'll see if we get a better chance of getting a soakingwashington. we're starting off mild, 78 in annapolis, 74 in baltimore, 77 in stevensville, 73 in westminster. it doesn't look like it's that hot. you go out for morning exercise, it's just going to be the humidity that will make you sweat quickly. overnight shower, northeast ward to baltimore through parts of pennsylvania and south jersey out of our area and it's quiet across northern virginia, parts of maryland and dc. we're not seeing anything just quite yet. but we'll play that waiting game to see where the thunderstorms break out later on today. fox future

watt, abc news, snoop and martha. >> you can see martha and snoop's potluck dinner party when it returns on july 16.th. is my fault we don't have a family tradition. >> we're going by the best tradition are you with me? we're going door to door and see the family traditions. >> we make candy canes together. you cut down a tree and dress it with candles. breaking and entering okay on christmas. look another reindeer, hi. wow, we're making really good time. ♪ let's go find a tradition! ♪ nothing like taking your clothes off once in a while, you know, amy. >> whoa, gross, that went right through me. >> reporter: do we have frozen fans, he -- elsa or ana? time for a look at the local forecast. >> reporter: all right, rob, it's a hot one, hard to think about snow today. we have storm tracker 6 live double scan dry, temperatures in the 70s, we're going for a high of 96 today. that's a record hot and more humid with heat advisory in effect today. better tomorrow. here with beth mota, a social media media superstar with 25 million followers and more than a billion views on youtube and now revealing how she did

watt, abc news, snoop and martha. >> you can see martha and snoop's potluck dinner party when it returns on july 16.th.carolina. they can take this heat. not a problem. we have something special for you this morning. the debut, the word debut of the trailer for the next chapter in the "frozen" story, "olaf's frozen adventure," it's a 21-minute disney holiday featurette you can see in theaters november 22nd along with the new disney pixar move "cocoa." have a look. >> let the holidays begin. elsa? >> i'm sorry, anna. it's my fault we don't have a family tradition. >> we're going by the best tradition that elsa and anna have ever seen. are you with me? ow. we're going door to door looking for family traditions. >> we make candy canes together. >> mm-mm. sugar. you cut down a tree and then you dress its corpse with candles. i love it. breaking and entering. okay, on christmas. ♪ ooh. look another reindeer. hi. wow, we're making really good time. ♪ ♪ we're together it's a -- >> let's go find a tradition. ♪ when we're together >> nothing like clothes off once in a while. you know what i mean. ♪ ♪ it's fruit