news at 7:00 on ktvu plus is next.omeone invented a way to convert your footsteps into electromagnetic energy so you can charge your cell phone while walking. we had that idea years ago. how come we never did anything with it? probably because we left the diagram of it in the restaurant, and none of us wanted to walk back. i know the real reason you never made progress with that idea. you thought of it september 22, 2007. two days later, penny moved in, and so much blood rushed to your genitals, your brain became a ghost town. that's not what happened. i remember it distinctly because i had just composed my annual poem commemorating the anniversary of dr. seuss's death. no one wants to hear it. i was told he was old. penny is not the reason i didn't pursue that idea. oh, really? since meeting her, what have been your greatest accomplishments? koothrappali: easy. sleeping with penny.

that's tomorrow and sunday morning on ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> now, if you want to experience sunday'sinal in person, we sure hope you will come out to civic center plaza in san francisco. ktvu fox 2 is teaming up with the sf rec and parks department to host a finals watch party. gasia mikaelian and mike mibach will be there, hosting the event. there will be food trucks, along with festivities for your whole family. public transportation is probably the best way to get to and from that event. the watch party starts at 8:00 a.m., sunday morning. >>> time is now 4:45. a 4th of july homecoming that surprised an entire town. the theft of a giant hammer that was stolen in the north bay, made big headlines. it also left a lot of people wondering, what happened to it? ktvu's crime reporter, henry lee shows us, the healdsburg camera came back with holiday fanfare. >> welcome back. >> hammer time in healdsburg. hoopla over humongous hammer. >> it's really part of our culture and part of our town. and i love being part of healdsburg. >> on this 4th of july, healdsburg's heart was pounding over t

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tom vacar, ktvu fox2 news? >>> officials say their finding far fewer discarded needles on bart trains and bart stations in san francisco. according to the chronicle, bart workers picked up about 4200 needles at the civic center in and powell stations last year but so far this year, they have found fewer than 600. bart points to more police patrols and the closure of a hallway at the civic center station where people would shoot up as two of the reasons why the numbers made maybe down. >>> a bay area nonprofit is working to provide a second chance to the down and out. ktvu's paul chambers tells about the farming hope program that uses food to help those in need be needed. >> it willà >> reporter: the kitchen inside manny's san francisco looks like any other restaurant. >> something new. and this is a. >> reporter: we train folks that used to be homele o incarcerated so they can get management truck jobs and food service. >> reporter: farming hope is a nonprofit program giving these many hand and not a handout. t

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ktvu christien kafton joins us live in the city tonight. christian, the mayor has a new plan to address the ongoing issue of car break-ins? >> rorter: yes, car break-ins are still an issue in san francisco. if you take a look, you can see evidence from yesterday's incident, still lying here in the parking lot. all of that broken glass. one of the at the burglars broke before they ran the victim down. despite the reported decrease in our global auto burglaries throughout the city, there is cross all of this parking lot at the legion of honor. police are looking for the two suspects in the mayor says she wants to see ambassadors in high areas like this to prevent further tragedies. most visitors to the legion of honor today had no idea that a man had been run down in the parking lot tuesday afternoon while trying to photograph the men who just burglarized his vehicle. the man, visiting from oregon with his teenaged son is still hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury. visitors to the museums in the details of the burglary turned hit and ru

ktvu's jana katsuyama here now to tell us what we can expect, jana? >> julie and frank, robert mueller is a rather reluctant participate. he never wanted to testify but is complying with subpoenas from two congressional committees. we talked with a law professor who knows mueller about what we can expect. >> reporter: robert mueller is scheduled to testify on capitol hill wednesday, spending three hours before the house judiciary committee in the morning and two hours before the house intelligence committee starting at noon. he is a reluctant participant, stating in may he felt his special counsel report was sufficient. >> the report is my testimony. >> he's not a guy who likes to talk doesn't l talk on camera. >> reporter: law professor rory little spent time with mul ner the justice department. >> i don't know anybody more controlled than bob mueller in terms of both being honest about his reas but also being closed mouth about things. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department has told muler to limit his testimony to what's in the report. and little

ktvu news at 7:00 is coming up.h ktvu plus on your tv. >>> marcus talking about the british open . 1, i have no idea who will win but i can tell you is not going to win and that would be one of the all-time great golfers, at least in recent years, laura mcelroy who is from ireland , what a terrible start he had at the royal court rushed golf club in his native ireland. this is his first swing on the first pole and it will serve him soon turned to a grimace as the ball goes out of ground, it's a spectator, breaks her cell phone and he winds up with a quadruple bogey and finished his dad 8 over 79. compare that with this. part 3, 13, emiliano from argentina, the eighth of 194 yards. two over par, 73. we will always remember that picture a hole-in-one at the british open. as for tiger, a slow start and here he is par three, a chip over the green and the highest ever first round total in the british open forehand and 21 starts. 7 over 78. that shot led to a doub here is brooks koepka. he doesn't even barely practice for

see it on ktvu plus and ktvu.com and ktvu facebook page. we will bring you the news and weather and traffic here on mornings on 2 that includes live team coverage as you see of the mueller testimony with doug luzader and loren blanchard in washington and allie rasmus here in the bay area. >>> a judge in san francisco will hear from human rights organizations fighting against a strict new rule from the trump administration. it severery restricts people seeking asylum. sara zendehnam joins us now from san francisco with the details. >> reporter: good morning, pam. the goals of the groups at the federal courthouse in san francisco this morning is to get a temporary restraining order to block the controversial policy. the policy requires migrants that pass through another country on their way to the u.s., to first apply for asylum in that country. more specificallies central men's who go through mexico on their way to the united states to seek asylum would have to amy in mexico. organizations and other groups filed a lawsuit. proponents argue t

developing news from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she was on that closed stretch of freeway but has moved near the coliseum where the road re-opened. jenna, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, frank, what a difference it makes, this is moving freely. an hour and a half ago it was such a mess. a lot of frustrated drivers during the evening commute. i talked to the chp, and they say right now they searching for that driver that opened fire out here on the highway and shot at a car. chp investigators surrounded the toyota rav4 suv stopped in the center lane of northbound # 80 just past 98th avenue. a bullet hole was clearly visible in the front passenger door. two men were in the suv when a man in his 30s or 40s in a dark-colored sedan pulled up and began shooting at the vehicle about 6:35 p.m. >> the driver of the toyota was wounded by gunfire and both the driver and passenger were transported to a local hospital where the driver is currently being treated for his injuries. >> reporter: the chp immediately shut down the highway,

in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time now 4:05. one man will spend the next 2 1/2 years in prison for his role in an attack that injured 10 oakland police officers during a protest. 23-year-old giovanni gains was sentenced yesterday. now, he admitted to bringing a homemade explosive to a protest last july, a post over the stabbing death of 18-year-old nia wilson at an oakland b.a.r.t. station. gains said he lit the bomb, then handed it to a 13-year-old boy to throw it at the police. more than 1000 people were at that protest. >>> we have some new information on a story we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a truck driver is now in custody accused of hitting and killing a man in the tenderloin. the crash happened at mason and eddie streets. police say the truck driver did not stop but officers eventually found the big rig at broadway and front street. police say the driver, 65-year- old oscar matis was questioned and later arrested. the man who died is identified as 54-year-old michael evans. he is the 12th ped

, stay with ktvu and henry lee with continuing coverage. you developments as they happen. >>> late word on how a sfof police officer was injured today during an arrest. >>> also, a pharmacist accused of being a phony. the charges detailed today by state prosecutors. >>> and we'll take a look at the forecast which includes a mild day like tomorrow, like today, but then a warm trend as we head towards the weekend. >>> check this out. in three minutes a seesaw at the u.s. border with mexico. it spans both countries. the art installation that's the work of two bay area professors. it's my special friend, antonio. his luxurious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? how much you could saveo ke on renters insurance. >>> governor newsom signed a bill requiring presidential candidates to release tax returns. thaf don't, their name won'

in san mateo, rob roth, ktvu fox2 news. >>> this is ktvu fox2 news it 6:00. >>> backing down on the censuship question but not giving up. today, president trump instructed all government agencies to gather citizenship data on every person living in the country. >> knowing this information is vital to formulating sound public policy. >> good evening. i'm julie haener . >> and i'm frank somerville. after a court battle that went to the u.s. supreme court, president trump changed course today on adding a citizenship question to the census. >> ktvu's alex savidge is here with what the ministration will do inside . >> and a shift in strategy, frank and julie on this issue. the president said today he will issue an executive order using other means to obtain data on how many noncitizens are living here in the u.s. in a statement from the rose garden today, president trump says he is ordering every federal department and agency to provide the commerce department with records on the number of citizens and noncitizens in the u.s. last month, you will remember the supreme court blocked the president

tomorrow and sunday morning, ktvu's mornings on 2 will be on ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> if you want to experienceday's final in person, we hope you'll come out to civic center plaza in san francisco. ktvu fox 2 is teaming up with sf rec and park and hosting a finals watch party. two of my favorite people, gasia mikaelian and mike will host that event. there will be food trucks, activities for the whole family. you'll like it. public transportation is the best way to get to and from that event. the watch party starts at 8:00 sunday morning. >>> an officer involved shooting in the north bay. we're live in bodega bay with why police opened fire on a man and what they say he was doing just before the shooting. >>> plus, dozens of aftershocks in southern california this morning. new pictures taken just a short time ago of the damage caused by that big earthquake. the strongest one in the region in two decades. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us at 7:00 on a beautiful friday, july 5, and good morning, i'm clark. rose marry is talking about the overcast outside.

that is tomorrow and sunday morning on ktvu and the news on ktvu plus. >>> we hope you will come outcivic center plaza in san francisco where ktvu fox 2 is teaming up to host the finals watch party sunday morning. we will be out there watching and hosting this event. it will be food trucks and plenty of activities for the family. public transportation is probably your best way to get in and out of civic center plaza, expect a lot of people at that watch party.? i cannot wait. >>> let us talk about food. joey chesnut is once again a top dog. >> champion of the world! joey chesnut. >> chestnut won the nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island he it everyone hotdogs and buns in 10 minutes. the contest is a fourth of july tradition and this is his 12th time winning it. he could not, however, beat his record of 74 hotdogs from last year's win. >> i always love to had a new record. get everyone out here, they wanted a record, they are out here standing in the heat. but, hopefully next year, i will come back and strategize and figure out a way to do it. >> the winner of the women's co

fox 2 news at 7:00 coming up in a few minutes on ktvu plus. >>> a huge trading the mea.me you think you think things can get wetter, it does. we have two more trades today. another blockbuster in the making just about an hour or so ago, the news came out the oklahoma city thunder hit by lightning. russell westbrook is now a houston rocket. last week, paul george goes to the clippers. now westbrook to houston. of course, rejoining his former teammate emma james harden there. they played together at okc. in exchange, get this. e rockets said they sent chris paul to okc and two first- round picks in 2024 and 2026 and oklahoma city building for a future in the draft. they now have a back first- round picks between now and 2026 so the landscape of the nba will definitely be different but a little something, a little stability at golden state. their defensive wizard, ron adams is not going anywhere. he has decided to turn down the lakers job offer as an assistant coach. something stays the same. meanwhile, up at south lake tahoe, you know about this tournament. it has been aro

that's on ktvu and ktvu plus. >> we hope you'll come out to civic plaza where ktvu is teaming up to hostparty on sunday and gasia and i are going to be out there hosting this event. there will be food trucks out there, along with plenty of activities for the entire family. public transportation is probably the best way to get in and out of civic center plaza. if you can, they're expecting hundreds, if not maybe more than a thousand people out there. again, this is on sunday morning starting at >>> a safe port a 6.4 manager earthquake rocked southern california and some felt the right here in the bay area. we have an update on the aftermath and this morning's aftershocks. >>> plus, the woman we saw licking ice cream at a walmart store in texas could face serious jail time. how long she could face behind bars. >>> and honoring her northern california roots we will introduce you to the master sergeant putting service before self truly means. >> it is friday morning, the day after the fourth

ktvu 10 really is here with details. we are talking about 5 officers?icers fired the rifle while a fifth fired a beanbag gun. now they are all trying to keep their jobs. >> last year, 4 oakland police officer shot and killed a homeless man near 40th and market. he broke up with this gun. the officers seesawed back and forth. first the department and police chief said the shooting was justified. then a monitor disagreed. and said all the

tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> time is 4:18. let's get you moving this morning sal has a lot more problems. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza first. and you can see that traffic is moving along relatively well with no major problems driving into san francisco. i do want to mention that there is road work, believe it or not, that is causing slow traffic on westbound 80 in richmond. a couple of lanes taken away for grinding and paving. they should be out of there before the main commute comes through. but if you're driving through, there is slow traffic. gilroy to san jose, we do see slowing. actually, we don't see any slowing in gilroy. but we see bunching up in morgan hill already. traffic looks good into the west valley. 880 traffic also looking pretty good. at 4:19. let's talk to steve. >> how are you doing, sal? >> i'm well. had a good time at the game yesterday. not the result we wanted. but it was nice to get together. >> that weather. in the shade anyway. >> it was perfect there in the shade. >> we do have a pattern he

ktvu fox 2.>> a bay area man is recovering in a spanish hospital after being gordon the next during the running of the bulls yesterday. 46-year-old attorney hymie alvarez of the san francisco said he ran most of the course ahead of the bulls during the event in pamplona, spain. at the end of the road, he says he went to take a selfie at the bullfighting plaza. he said he and others that the herd had already passed by. >> -- i turned and it was like a truck or car just hit me on the side of the head and i put my hand behind it and i saw blood and i felt my neck was opened up and i was stunned. >> reporter: a good samaritan rushed him to get medical help. alvarez works for the santa clara county public defender's office. he suffered a broken cheekbone. he says doctors told him it was beyond miraculous the the bulls horn did not hit a major artery. >> a former busboy who says actor kevin spacey groped him appeared in court today where he invoked his fifth amendment right not to testify. the accuser

stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we are in the courtroom every day. >>> now to the escalating tension in iran. the iranian foreign minister said iran has exceeded the amount of uranium it is allowed to stockpile under the obama era nuclear deal. president trump pulled out of that deal and reinstated sanctions on iran. iran said they would enrich even more uranium, closer to weapons grade, if european leaders failed to come up with a new nuclear deal. on wall street, stocks started the week optimism about talks w. the dow up 117. the nasdaq up almost 85. and the s&p added 22 points to surpass the record high set last month. over the weekend president trump said he would ease restrictions on u.s. companies doing business with china's huawei after meeting with chinese president xi at the g-20 summit. >>> coming up, more violent protests in hong kong as anger over china's administration of hong kong boils over. >>> and we're looking into the holiday week forecast. we'll set you up with what you can expect for the fourth

you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. on ktvu. >>> mark's off tonight. joe's here. how about those san francisco giants? >> you know, they just keep on rolling. doesn't matter regular innings or not. nine-inning games have not been the norm for the giants as of late. they like to play more. and as long as they're winning, they're fine with that. overtime again tonight with the cubs. you need supplies when going extra innings. if not food, something to keep you entertained. chicago's darvish. dickerson goes opposite field. what a find he's been batting .350 with six home runs. that guy got a good souvenir. two runners aboard, kevin pillar send one to the base of the wall in left center. brandon crawford will score. so will mike. giants in front 4-2. and all seems to be in order. some were saying this could have been the last game at home for madison balm garner. he strikes out chris bryant. went seven innings but was not involved in the decision. the cubs tied it, and for the fourth time in six games, the giants headed to extra innings. garcia can't get the ball that

this is something ktvu a, ktvu cameras have caught time after time after time. a disproportionate number of fatalities fallen this congressman's district. they are calling for a resolution to declare a state of emergency. >> emergency funding will have quicker steps to address what is causing this which is streets designed like freeways. it could be tied to an overall increase of traffic. the head of the municipal transportation agency says there are more cars on the road now than in 2010. >> we know that the traffic is growing. more and more people are deciding to write muni but the rapid pace of growth in the city and the growth of transportation network companies mean more cars on the road. >> barriers were installed to stop drivers from turning right were sundays deadly crash happened. san francisco saw three deadly crashes and there are more than four months to go. those are just the deadly accidents. advocates say every day about three people are injured on san francisco's streets which means every year hundreds are sent to the hospital. ktvu fox2 news . i

ktvu amberley is live tonight with this latest effort to stop the project. amber? >> reporter: frank, a navigation center would attract more homeless people to congregate in this area. they said they filed a lawsuit because the city has disregarded their concerns and the law. this fenced and vacant lot is the battleground in the fight between city leaders and area residents. a quick commission owns the property and plans to lease it to the city for two to four years so it can put up a navigation center to provide shelter and other services to the homeless. >> i've seen a lot of people get their housing, and that's a good thing. there's been a lot of people who've been out here for years and years. >> reporter: richard spoor is homeless and spend time along the waterfront. he says he sees homeless folks benefit from navigation centers. >> some people use it, some people want. >> reporter: will you use it? >> me, i'm hard to tell. >> reporter: on wednesday, a group called the embarcadero filed a lawsuit for a temporary restraining order of stopping what they say will

christien kafton, ktvu fox2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with a family having a very bad they came and ripped off the wheels and took off. >> reporter: but it is not the theft or the $5000 in repairs that has the couple so angry. we will tell you what happened to them, coming up next. >>> the warriors new rookie, jordan pool supplied some campers today. the wisdom he passed on to the kids later in sports. >>> the new efforts to build housing for 1100 homeless people in seven cisco. coming up, however right of groups from tech companies to the san francisco giants are teaming up. right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>> now to our top stories. oaklands port commission is meeting this evening to discuss ways to ensure transparency. a report out th

and stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for updates from san bruno. we will have a live update from the tanforan malcolming up during the 11:00 news. >>> now the south bay where the federal court jury in a civil trial found two san jose police officers liable for a death of an 18-year-old man in 2016. the jury is recommending the city pay a $2.6 million settlement to the family of anthony nunez. azenith smith is outside police headquarters with reaction from the nunez family and the police union. >> reporter: frank, the family of anthony nunez sees the verdict as vindication for the young man's death. police are disappointed and hope the city attorney's office appeals the decision. >> we did it for anthony. yay for anthony. >> reporter: outside the federal courthouse in downtown san jose, family members of 18-year-old anthony nunez embrace each other after a six-member civil jury found two san jose police officers used excessive force when he shot and killed nunez. >> i don't even know how to put it into words the feeling that we have. it's been three

paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ktvu political analyst brian was our guest last hour. and he says two candidates tonight appeared to join forces with a common goal in mind. >> bernie sanders and elizabeth warren sort of teaming up a little bit. if you watch some of those cutaways, they were actually talking to each other. i think the idea is, hey, we've got to move the party to a more progressive stance which would be the way you would do it in a primary. and then eventually come back in the other direction. >> around the bay area people gathered for watch parties tonight. this was the scene at the starline social club on martin luther king way in oakland. a large crowd watched the debate here on a couple of the big screen tvs. >> and there could be more fireworks in detroit tomorrow tonight. senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden will appear together for a second time on the stage after clashing over race during the last debate. senators cory booker and kristin gillibrand along with congresswoman tulsi gabbard are set to appear. >>> this senseless v

in fact, ktvu had a near collision this morning. this is the same intersection where police say 21-year-old kelsey cambridge blew through a red light, causing a deadly chain of events . >> the driver ran a red light which caused her to run into another vehicle that had the green light on all ferrano street and it caused her to lose control and she hit two pedestrians . >> >> reporter: those two pedestrians are seen on their facebook page. benjamin dean was killed, his wife kelly, seriously injured. police say cambridge was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter and running a red light. misdemeanor charges and she was not booked into jail. san francisco investigate are looking to see if the tesla was an autonomous drive mode when the collision occurred . >> the investigations unit will conduct a thorough investigation. >> the suv was rented through an app-based peer-to-peer rental service, get around the the company said today, "we are cooperating with police and local authorities, investigating this tragic incident. we are no

we get live coverage from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she's in front of the legion of honor with more details, jana? >> reporter: julie and frank, the victim was taken away in an ambulance and we understand he had a severe head injury and a broken collarbone. he was here with his son in the parking lot and tonight you can still see the broken glass on the ground where the thieves smashed the window. right now police are looking for the two suspects in a silver bmw with tinted windows that likely has damage from hitting the man. san francisco police and paramedics found the man on the ground bleeding from the head. the call came in around 4:00 p.m. about a vehicle hitting the victim in the parking lot the front of the legion of honor. >> he looked pretty badly shaken up, so you know, bandaged up and putting him on a stretch board and taking him away like that. >> reporter: san francisco police say the victim had seen two men in hoodies breaking into the black mustang and taking out a camouflage backpack. >> this person had seen two suspec

henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage the ghost ship warehouse trial. find henry's courtroom blog online at ktvu.com. >>> new at 10:00. a young boy is in the hospital tonight after falling from a second story window in brentwood. it happened about 6:45 this evening at a home on princess way. police say the child is just 18 months old. he was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland. no update yet on the boy's condition. unfortunately it appears he landed on concrete. police say they are investigating how the child fell out of that window. >>> now to the race for president and one fewer challenger in the crowded field of democrats. east bay congressman eric swalwell dropped out today. >> swalwell campaigned for three months but never gained traction in the polls. ktvu's jana katsuyama here now, and jana, another is expected to enter the race. >> eric swalwell says pivot to running for re-election to congress. it appears tom styier could announce a presidential run as soon as tomorrow joining an already large field. >> today endsgn. >> reporter: congr

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long here on ktvu.'m dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. you are looking at the hot seat there, that's going to be hours of testimony. we are watching that this the newsroom and will bring you live updates and let you know when that begins. >>> if you are inland you might be on the hot seat. 90s showing up. 70s by the coast. starting with 50s and 60s. 40s to the north. the end result will be warm to hot day, 5160s for many. upper 90s for some. high clouds from the south will drift in later. we are under mostly cloudy skies. mostly sunny, 70 degrees for the cubs and the giants at 12:45 today. all the forecasted highs today are above average. 90s, 70s. 97 livermore. higher clouds rotate around. there are a few to the west, southwest, some will drift across. that adds to the humidity factor, patchy fog at best. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. 1400 feet and you can find 77 degrees. 60s for many in the east bay. i won't take long to warm up. a lot of sunshine, mostly sunny today. thunderstorm activity this the sie

it is coming up tonight live at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. >>> we will see you in about 20 minutes.irst, after the break it is a life-saving story that comes full circle. will introduce you to a woman working with a firefighter who helped save her as a child. >>> all summer long, ktvu , the 9 has hitting the and today we were in south san francisco to see the hidden gems of the industrial city. they talked with the mayor, visited the original candy shop and sal got to spend time at a brewery. but one of the people that makes the city so special is a woman who needed help from south san francisco firefighters more than 15 years ago. she is not helping the department that helped her well chasing her dreams. >> reporter: it is about being prepared. but for emt sarah buscher doesn't feel like work. >> i been working here about a year and a half. >> reporter: si she can remember this is the career that she has wanted. >> little things that kid talk about when they want to be when they grow up and everyone said paramedic and firefighter. >> reporter: she said that she may have been born w

you can watch here on ktvu. we'll stream it on our website, ktvu.com as well. >>> sal, you're going to zip on out in a little bit and head out there. but you're here now. >> i'm here now. by the way, the name of the restaurant we showed briefly there is il postale. you have to watch at 9:00 because there are others. >> to see what you sampled? >> we already gave away one of them. but i have more. it was called a little sneak preview. >> sal, you know wendy williams is going to be here in studio. >> i'm going to be watching on my phone. because you can do that these days. good morning, everyone. good luck with that interview. i'll be watching you guys. let's take a look at northbound 101, gilroy into san jose looks pretty good, the gilroy commute into morgan hill, and getting up into the area. in fact, it's just a little lighter than usual. i can already tell, sometimes on fridays, it is. and hopefully it will continue. this pattern will continue. if you're going to sunnyvale right now. highway 101 looks pretty g

ktvu fox2 news .truck our coverage of that quake continues to ktvu.com where you will find more video. look for the story on the front page. >>> police and fire departments were called with illegal fireworks calls. people are fed up with illegal fireworks in their neighborhood. one woman says when she complained she was told she had to document the violations. >> they expect us to go out when someone setting off the fireworks when the police are afraid to intervene but they want everyday citizens to take a picture. >> the city created an online forum where people can report illegal fireworks. >> having legal alternatives on the fourth of july makes a difference. >> illegal fireworks have subsided substantially. everyone wants to enjoy the fourth of july. let's go see the free fireworks displays around the city. >> the san jose fire department had fire engines placed strategically in hotspots to keep an eye out for fires. >>> in oakland it look like a professional fireworks show. this is video from jus

live coverage tonight from ktvu's amber lee. she's at that storage facility and has been talking to witnesses and fire officials, amber? >> reporter: julie, witnesses including the manager of the store's business tell me the fire caused quite a scare. the dry vegetation and weather are factors. about 2:45 tuesday afternoon winds whipped up a twrasz fire that started along highway 4 near interstate 680 in pacheco. it burned quickly, spreading to pacheco mini storage. it burned the area where a homeless man had settled. >> couldn't get my bike. i lost all my hard drives. i lost my laptop. my camping gear. >> reporter: the manager of the storage business tole many eshe saw the flames while in the office and called 911. 49 units were destroyed. there are others damaged by smoke and water. she says customers store a variety of valuable belongings, including classic cars, work tools, and documents. >> they're devastated. i've had people calling to see if their stuff is lost. i had one person come in asking where do we go from here. i

enter ktvu facebook page.e to bring you all the days news, weather, and traffic, including live team covered of the mueller testimony with lauren blanchard in washington and david levine joining us in the studio for analysis in just minutes. >>> police are investigating a reported case of road wage in san francisco. it started on interstate to 80 and ended on city streets. officers were called to ingleside heights yesterday afternoon. the driver reported the other driver had fired shots at him and at least one shot hit his car. the victim was not hurt them police are now asking for help from the public for a description of the upper car and driver. >>> california highway patrol looking for whoever opened fire on and if you be on 880 in oakland monday night. based on these bulletholes on the passenger side door but he had loaned the vehicle to a friend who told him they were trying to pass another car the changelings. the driver didn't let them pass. he says a friend made a gesture that was answered by gunfire,

we are live in downtown san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> always preparing. whatever may come our way. there is a fire that we are trying to keep an eye on. >> it is a hot drive one out there. now on centerstage there for you, a beautiful one. we have the low clouds there kind of hovering right over the water as we look over the bay. we have plenty of blue skies all over the place. everybody warmed up today. even by a degree or two. but areas inland, really felt the difference. santa rosa, 85. san francisco, sunny and 70 degrees. oakland, 74. livermore, 95. san jose, 84 degrees. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. you can see just so much former we are around the bay area. it is at nine degrees in novato. half moon bay, one of the only spots that we are seeing a little bit cooler weather at this time. so that wildfire burning east of st. helena, 0% container, temperatures are 95 degrees. the relative humidity 22%. it is very hot and very dry. the winds are at 15 miles per hour or so. we are

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. we're heading for a day tomorrow, wednesday, a lot like what we had today with temperatures generally in the 70s and low 80s in the warm spots and along the coast in the 60s. and that's how it goes just on thursday as well. these were the highs from today. and highs tomorrow are going to be just about the same. so we're kind of running this pattern which is a lower fire danger pattern or at least a subdued pattern for fire danger and a much better air quality pattern. not seeing spare the air days and things like that. 82 in morgan hill tomorrow. 78 in livermore. i'm sorry, that was today. tomorrow will be about the same. 78 in livermore, that's well below what you would expect it to be. along the coast, a patchy coastal fog. that's the key here, patchy, in and out. not a lot of it. a bit of sea breeze. you don't see fog in the city now because there is none. the patchy fog will try to reform at the beaches tonight and make its way up into the panhandle in the golden gate park. overal

a ktvu crew was on the way to that scene.ll get a live report from them later this morning. >>> aftershocks have been rattling parts of southern california overnight, after a 6.4 magnitude quake hit just before noon yesterday. itid hit in a remote area of kern county. about 150 miles northeast of downtown los angeles. there are no reports of death or serious injuries. but these pictures show the aftermath of that earthquake. emergency responders at this point are still assessing the extent of the damage. it hit th fireworks? police in san francisco said there were no major problems from the 4th of july fireworks show at the waterfront. thousands lined that area, watching fireworks show. there was some fog out there. blocked some of the view. but the fog still had a great time. >> the ones that are lower to the ground are nice. especially like you can see all the different colors, that last red, white whiteand blue one was kind of cool. >> i like it when the clouds come up. what do you think? >> that's my favorite part, too. >

. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us, tuesday morning, july 16. i'm pam cook. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about tuesday weather. >> this morning is nice. yesterday, it got a little hot. i was going to text you. cool it down, will you? >> i will. i listen to you, pam. >>> fog is back. we started off clear yesterday. is style important? is sal out there? >> i see some dense fog. >>> the system is digging into the north after yesterday's hot day in santa rosa, 95 and 96 and 90's and the interior. not today. a big time cool down and the city hit 70 yesterday, but that won't happen today. 50s and 60s on the temps. 51, 53, 55 in the water temps still very cold. the onshore breeze with the low clouds and high pressure losing its grip a teeny bit. 60s and 70s in the bay and mainly 80s and the interior. you heard the voice, now here's mr. sal castaneda. >> thank you, steve. >>> let's take a look at what we have. we don't have a lot of slow traffic. if you are diving through the traffic coming through the area, you can see

in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> 16 u.s. stationed in southern california were arrested today on alleged human smuggling and other charges. the suspects were taken into custody at camp pendleton about an hours drive from the southern border as they lined up for battalion formation. the marine corps says the arrests are linked to a case of two marines charged earlier this month for allegedly smuggling migran. questioned about possible drug offenses. >>thjustice department says it will carry out executions of federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003. this restores a seldom used punishment and was pushed by president trump. it also escalates another divisive issue ahead of the 2020 residential election. the department says 5 inmates will be executed starting in december. all 5 are accused of killing children. the death penalty remains legal in 30 states. executions on the federal level have been rare. >>> coming up, celebrating in the streets in puerto rico. they are cheering after the governor there said he is s

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with the game scheduled at 5:00, here on ktvu fox 2. during that time, we'll have all of our regular newscasts for you, over on ktvu plus. >>> back to rosemary we go. and we are slowly climbing that ladder to warmer temperatures. >> it is going to be a gradual warmup. which means we're not going to feel it immediately. but as we get into the next few days, with each passing day, we're going to warm it up just a little more. and as we get into the weekend, temperatures are going to feel quite nice for most. storm tracker 2. talking about this system. that is bringing rain to the pacific northwest. all the way down to northern california. getting clipped by this. a little rain reported even down to humboldt county. for us, high pressure is beginning to strengthen just a little bit. and will continue to strengthen as we get into the next few days. and that is what is going to help drive our temperatures up. at this hour, we're seeing better clearing than what we had yesterday afternoon. yesterday afternoon, the east bay shore remained most

christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up after the break. a man is filing a lawsuit against palo alto police, accusing them of violating its rights. we'll show you surveillance video that he claims shows officers used excessive force. >>> we'll tell you what happened to a little boy who was carried away on an airport conveyor belt. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. desire surveillance video at the have center of a lawsuit, continues as palo alto police are accused of excessive force. >> it's aimed at deterring this type of unlawful behavior, this dishonest behavior by police. >> attorney cody sal finlays out hundreds of pages of evidence, he says proves four police officers are unfit to wear a badge. as this video from the rough arrest of gustamp -- gustalpho alvarez. according to the police report, the suspect was known to have a suspended driver's lice

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