every year, different groups come to the lawrence livermore lab to remember the lives lost and push for gather here because lawrence livermore national laboratory is still one of the two sites in the u.s. where all of our nuclear weapons are designed. reporter: the executive director of a nonprofit which stands for communities against a radioactive environment says their goal is to bring attention to workers at the lab that there is still operation to nuclear weapons. >> we are using it as a way to bring attention to the work that happens at livermore lab to the public. a lot of people don't realize livermore to this day still 90% of the budget is devoted to nuclear weapons development. reporter: today's vigil was also to honor daniel elsburg, who licked the pentagon papers which were a top-secret document about the u.s. document's political and military involvement in vietnam. >> he said, my real tribe is people who put their bodies on the line. and that is this group. the issue of the increase in nuclear weapons, the increased threats both for russia now and the u.s. is untenable. it

a silent vigil and protest took place this morning outside the lawrence livermore national laboratory this year. the event marks the two days in august 1945 that bombs were dropped on japan. the widow of nuclear disarmament activist daniel ellsberg was among those at the vigil. the group says they're remembering the lives lost and calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. the issue of the increase in nuclear weapons, the increased threats both from russia now and the us is untenable. it's evil. it's a abominable. lawrence livermore national laboratory is one of two sites in the united states where nuclear weapons are designed. members of an east bay church group which had been trapped in niger are now on their way to france. the 11 missionaries from cornerstone christian center in antioch were trying to get back home last week when a military coup happened. they were on a plane at an airport in niger capital, but it was denied fuel, according to a spokesman for cornerstone. and the us state department stepped in today and negotiated to have their plane refueled. the plane is sch

lawrence livermore lab which provided us this video has once again triggered a coldfusion nuclear reaction that puts out more energy than it needed to created. >> people have been trying to do this for: the fuel would be hydrogen coming from seawater and would not create any carbon in the atmosphere at all. >> i think this is a first step and it is a critical step. >> reporter: the timeline is a little too long to call it a quick fix for climate change. >> this is in the incubator stage or being part of the solution 30 years or 40 years from now. >> that is huge. what has to be done to make it an energy source? i was having trouble following what they were's -- were saying. >> as an incubator, the laser has to fire more powerfully. they are trying to replicate the sun. we here on earth can only do it so far, so well. so everything just has to be scaled up. >> i am not sure we will get the update from you in 40 years. >> the grandchildren. >>> let's move on to the battle over driverless car taking center stage at the public utilities commission today. the operators are pushing to expand by

trivalley cares held a silent vigil at the lawrence livermore national laboratory over in livermore.you mentioned, the u.s. dropped atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki on august 6th and 9th, respectively. that signaled the end of world war ii back in 1945. one of the main opponents was daniel elseburg, a famous whistle-blower, having leaked the pentagon papers in 1970. he died in his kensington home in june of this year at the age of 93. we're seeing in video of the silent vigil that happened today. his widow was there. she thanked everyone for coming and elseburg would have loved the occasion. >> of course it's hard to work on this issue, of course, but there could be more meaningful work in the world, and our being here together would make him so happy. for the work ahead of us, we have to keep going, that's for sure. he would be so moved by this. >> she even said if he were there, he probably would be hugging everyone around, just to know that they have that support in his cause. everyone in attendance was steadfast in support for nuclear disarmament. kri

silent vigil protests took place this morning outside the lawrence livermore national laboratory this annual event marks the two days in august 1945 that bombs were dropped on japan on the widow of nuclear disarmament activist daniel ellsberg was among those at the vigil. they say they're remembering the lives lost and are calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. the issue of the increase in nuclear weapons , the increased threats both from russia now and the us is intent tenable. it's evil. it's abominable. lawrence livermore national laboratory is one of two sites in the united states where nuclear weapons are designed tonight, part of interstate 80 in the east bay will once again be completely shut down for road repairs. eastbound interstate 80 between hercules and crockett will close at 9:00 tonight. drivers will have to detour using highways four and 680. that area will reopen early monday morning. and this is the second closure of three closures on that part of i-80. there will be one more the weekend of august 18th. the westbound lanes will be closed for the same project

area, to mark the day, a group of protesters gathered in the east bay, holding a vigil at the lawrence livermorehe vigil on his the lives lost in the bombing but also pushes for change at a local level. tri-valley cares, which stands for communities against a radioactive environment is a nuclear watchdog group that focuses on the lawrence livermore lab. organizers say their goal is to bring attention to the amount of opposition that still exists against nuclear weapons. >> we are using it to bring attention to the work that happens at livermore lab the public. a lot of people don't realize that livermore, till this day, 90% of the budget is devoted to nuclear weapons develop. >> protesters honored the late daniel ellsberg. a long time activist who leaked the pentagon papers in 1971. on the peninsula, a nonprofit called in defense of animals is giving the happy honk award to foster city officials. it's for their choice to use nonlethal methods to manage the geese population. officials decided to coexist with the nearly 100 canadian geese in the area. the decision comes after previous plans to kil

lawrence livermore national laboratory is one of two sites in the united states where nuclear weapons are designed. actor mark margolis has passed away. his son says he died after a short illness. margolis had a long career both on stage and on screen. he was best known for roles in breaking bad and better call saul. he appeared at berkeley repertory theater in 2014, starring in tony kushner's the intelligent homosexual, his guide to capitalism and socialism with a key to the scriptures. margolis died in new york city. he was 83 years old. a group of german tourists being accused of toppling a pricey italian statue. and it was all caught on camera. a surveillance camera caught this scene at a villa in northern italy. you can see two tourists that are posing for pictures in a fountain with a statue while another pushed it over with a stick. the statue fell over. it's called domina. it is 150 years old and is worth more than $200,000. fast moving flames and a crawling turtle are not a good combo. coming up, fire crews racing in for a reptile rescue. plus, how you can ensure that your lo

a silent vigil and protest took place this morning outside the lawrence livermore national laboratory. this yearly event marks the two days in august of 1945 that the us dropped bombs on japan. the widow of nuclear disarmament champion daniel ellsberg was among those at the vigil. they say they're remembering the lives lost and are calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. the issue of the increase in nuclear weapons, the increased threats both from russia now and the us is under untenable. it's evil. it's abominable. the lawrence livermore national laboratory is one of two sites in the united states where nuclear weapons are designed. a well-traveled stretch of interstate 80 in the east bay is scheduled to close again this weekend, starting at 9:00 tonight. the eastbound lanes of 80 from hercules to crockett will shut down drivers will have to take a detour using highways four and 680. the road is expected to reopen before the monday morning commute starts. this is the second of foreclosures for interstate 80. the next one is scheduled for the weekend of august 18th. a huge and

a silent vigil and protest happened this morning outside the lawrence livermore national laboratory. this year. the event marks the two days in august of 1945 that bombs were dropped on japan. the widow of nuclear disarmament activist daniel ellsberg was among those at today's vigil. they say they're remembering the lives that were lost and they're calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. the issue of the increase in nuclear weapons , the increased threats, both from russia now and the us is untenable. it's evil. it's abominable law. lawrence livermore, national laboratory is one of two sites here in the us where nuclear weapons are designed. this week, a special edition of the issue is alex michaelson sits down with star athletes who are using their platforms for good, including dodgers pitcher clayton kershaw and his wife, ellen kershaw, co-founders of the kershaw's challenge, which supports kids at home and abroad. joining us now is alex michaelson, host of the issue is with more about that conversation. alex yeah, good to see you. the kershaw's challenge was founded more t

scientists at lawrence livermore lab have, for the second time now, created a nuclear reaction that createdt took to create it. the process also known as cold fusion has been described as the holy grail of nearly limitless clean energy. but until recently, it had never been done successfully. in fact, now that it's been done twice, it's a major step forward. they now have to figure out how to do it on a much bigger scale. >> we want a fusion power plant that will generation power to the power grid. the fuel would be hydrogen coming from seawater, and it would not generate hardly any carbon in the atmosphere at all. >> it's a big deal. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. first in english here, it's creating energy without using what we usually do to create energy. >> right. it's nuclear fusion. as he said, it's cleaner, and that's part of it is that it's creating more energy than it takes to create it. that's new. also to do it in a cleaner way. that's why a lot of people who are in the fight against climate change are looking at this with hope in the future as well.

it was held at the lawrence livermore national laboratory in 1945. the u.s. dropped 2 atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki on august 6th and 9th. it was estimated that over 225,000 people were killed in those bombings. the event signified the end of world war. 2, the decision to drop the 2 atomic bombs remains controversial to this day. the widow of daniel ellsberg was at today's event. ellsberg was notable as an opponent of nuclear weapons. he also became famous for leaking the pentagon papers that detailed us actions during the vietnam war. >> my husband really, i think was happiest when he was committing a civil disobedience. as i said earlier, told me in the last months of his life, he's we we're talking about who? what is our tribe? and he said, my real tribe is people who put their bodies on the line. and and that's this group. >> the event was put on by the tri valley cares. it's a group in favor of nuclear disarmament. whether time now as we get a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero and boy, that flag really is whipp

this morning, bay area activists gathered for a silent vigil at the lawrence livermore national lab to commemorate when the bombs fell on august 6th and 9th killing about 120,000 people. the group also remembered daniel ellsberg, who dedicated his life to the de-escalation of nuclear conflict. the 93-year-old died at his east bay home in june, and his widow spoke at today's ceremony. >> you know, it's hard to work on the nuclear issue all the time. of course. but there could be no more meaningful work in the world. and our being here together, dan would be so happy. for the work ahead of us, we've got to keep going. that's for sure. and he would be so moved by the beauty. >> ellsberg was the famous whistle-blower who released the so-called pentagon papers and was charges with theft and conspiracy. he faced more than 100 years in prison, but those charges were eventually dismissed. >>> coming together to help a coyote in need on the peninsula. the animal spotted in the backyard of a hillsborough home earlier this week. watch this photo. you can see it there. it's posted on a gofundme. t

. >> there's a silent vigil today held at the lawrence livermore lab to remember the victims of the atomic bombings in 1945. the u.s. dropped 2 atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki. that was august 6th and 9th. it's estimated more than 225,000 people were killed. the group also paid tribute to one of the more notable opponents of nuclear weapons. daniel ellsberg also famous whistleblower. he leaked the pentagon papers that detailed us actions during the vietnam war. he died in june at age, 93 and his widow attended today's vigil and said her late husband would have appreciated this event. >> my husband really, i think was happiest when he was committing a civil disobedience. as i said earlier, told me in the last months of his life, he's we we're talking about who? what is our tribe? and he said, my real tribe is people who put their bodies on the line. and and that's this group. >> that event was put on by tri valley cares a group in favor of nuclear disarmament. >> coming up, the highway patrol response to community members who say they feel unsafe in parts of sa

so is the lawrence so this is the lawrence livermore national laboratories.sn't it? yeah. say that five times. it's a bit of a tongue twister. it's the lawrence livermore national laboratories. gibb laboratories. nick gibb augmentation. laboratories. nick gibb augmerignition facility natural ignition facility was the it nif the last bit i call it nif though, and most of us do. who really understand it. it's really understand it. and it's a i anything about i don't know anything about fusion , but apparently. fusion, but apparently. yeah, come on, i'll do it, mate. >> let explain fusion to you. >> let me explain fusion to you. go on. >> really understand >> you really understand there's two together. two particles coming together. this could be according to the guardian, a near limitless, safe and clean source of energy. but because it's the guardian, you know, to know, immediately you've got to take the opposite view. so it's bad. it was also bad. i believe it was also covered the times covered maybe in the times and the as this is a the telegraph as well. th

so is the lawrence so this is the lawrence livermore national laboratories.isn't it? yeah. say that five times. it's a bit of a tongue twister. it's the lawrence livermore national laboratories. gibb laboratories. nick gibb augmentation. laboratories. nick gibb augmerignition facility natural ignition facility was the it nif the last bit i call it nif though, and most of us do. who really understand it. it's really understand it. and it's a i anything about i don't know anything about fusion , but apparently. fusion, but apparently. yeah, come on, i'll do it, mate. >> let explain fusion to you. >> let me explain fusion to you. go on. >> really understand >> you really understand there's two together. two particles coming together. this could be according to the guardian, a near limitless, safe and clean source of energy. but because it's the guardian, you know, to know, immediately you've got to take the opposite view. so it's bad. it was also bad. i believe it was also covered the times covered maybe in the times and the as this is a the telegraph as well. t

lawrence livermore laboratory in california conducted tests that produced ignition last week.re able to reproduce the breakthrough. it may bring the world closer to fusion as an abundant clean energy source. sticking with the energy theme, brent and wti are higher. annabelle is watching the move. can we make it a seventh straight week of gains? annabelle: start of the week, oil prices are tracking a hyatt, above $83 a barrel for wti. putting it in focus we are up for six straight weeks, the longest stretch of gains since june back in last june. what is driving that? production cuts coming through from saudi arabia, also from russia. u.s. stockpiles have been shrinking by a record but it is not just in the rent or wti patch. when you change on we are seeing it in other parts of the oil market. this is the shale market and what we are seeing in this is one of the key metrics helping essentially put a tailwind into the industry because we have seen average wages in the u.s. trading below $43 a barrel. we are seeing key costs coming down, categories like pipes, rigs. on top of tha

i started my career post navy at lawrence livermore national laboratory. i spent a few minutes at the university of california, san francisco. i spent a bulk of my career at two places, united airlines and a company called materion matay. aryan is an engineering company and if you've ever seen the james webb telescope, you see those nice, pretty shiny gold panels behind those panels. those are hexagonal plates made of beryllium materion is the world's leading beryllium manufacture. where i worked at our company in fremont, where you might have heard of the hadron super collider. we made electron beam pipes for the super collider, and i was a manager over those projects. so next. so what is it that i do here next? go ahead. i have a lot of different hats, roles and responsibilities here in the department, but my primary responsibility is to provide assistance to the health and safety and wellness chief battalion chief alba. i also review and update had most of our our plans to comply with cal osha and the epa as well. so you'll see a bunch of letters there

the lawrence livermore national laboratory held a silent vigil today to remember the lives that were lost. then it was estimated that more than 225,000 people were killed in those bombings in 1945. that signal the end of world war? 2, the decision to drop the 2 atomic bombs remains controversial to this day. daniel ellsberg was a notable opponent of nuclear weapons. he also became famous for leaking the pentagon papers, a detailed us actions during the vietnam war his widow spoke at today's event. >> my husband really, i think, was happiest when he was committing a civil disobedience. as i said earlier, told me in the last months of his life, he's we we're talking about who what is art and he said my real tribe is people who put their bodies on the line. and and that's this group. >> the event was put on by tri valley. cares a group in favor of nuclear disarmament. >> coming up next, more bad news for the pac. 12 with 5 schools officially leaving today. what's next for the future of the conference will have more on that next. in sports. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g

happening today, protesters will gather near livermore at the lawrence livermore lab to call on the united states government to abolish the use of nuclear weapons. now the demonstration this morning comes during this month. it marks the anniversary of the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, japan, in august of 1945. organizers say this year the protesters will also be honoring daniel ellsberg, who died recently of cancer in june. he's best known for leaking the pentagon papers. he was also a champion of nuclear disarmament. well former president donald trump is scheduled to get back on the campaign trail today, one day after facing new charges in federal court stemming from the 2020 elections. the former president pleaded not guilty to four charges, accusing him of conspiring to change the results of the 2020 presidential election. it's now his third criminal indictment after appearing in court, donald trump was still defiant. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. so if you can't be

scientists at lawrence livermore national laboratory have replicated their fusion reaction to creates time they were able to produce even more power than they did the first time back in december, the researchers focused a laser to fuze two light atoms into a single, more dense one, which released the energy. they say it's still a long way from being commercially possible, but it is a major step in the future of creating clean power. apple is expected to release its next phone this september. the iphone 15 inside reports say the upcoming model might be mostly screen with only an ultra thin border around the edges. other potential upgrades includes camera chip improvements, a switch from a lightning cable to a usb-c. apple's third quarter report shows a 2% drop in sales, hoping to bounce back after the anticipated model release starting today. caltrain is temporarily reducing its weekday service for a month long project . this is part of the effort to transform caltrain from a diesel fueled commuter train to a modern electric train system. the transit agency is reducing its number of w

. >>> a new breakthrough for scientists at lawrence livermore lab in their quest to create surplus energy through nuclear fusion. the lab yesterday announced following several near misses, teams last week again triggered a reaction producing more energy than what it took to create. this time the process also produced a greater amount of surplus energy. now, the first time it happened was last december, the lab used nearly 200 lasers to produce nuclear fusion. at the time the energy department called it a major achievement in developing a new clean power source on an industrial scale. >>> oakland unified school district is the biggest district heading back to school today, and it's going to be a new school environment for both parents and kids. "today in the bay"'s sam brock is taking a look at how inflation and heat are creating new back-to-school challenges, and he has tips for how kids can handle the new classroom environment. >> reporter: good morning. i know many parents are waking up across the country this morning with the realization that the time has already arrived to send your k

for example, when the-- when lawrence livermore labs kind of spun their story about their fusion experiment to make it sound like an energy solution rather than something that was actually about nuclear weapons stockpile security, they got a ton of newspaper and media stories suggesting, oh, my god, this could be the energy solution we need and made these deep in the climate movement just berserk because we already have the solutions and that's something that a lot of people don't understand. we have the solutions. we can supply all the energy we need with wind and sun. we're-- have had an absolute revolution, an energy revolution that might be the greatest technological revolution since maybe fire and wheels and you know, a revolution against fire. we're going to get energy from not from burning things for the first time, and you know, often the-- sometimes the story they're just wrong. sometimes they have an attitude that's defeatist. sometimes they're just behind the curve and we have the solutions, and then someone was touching on serving that's important to the not too late project and

there will be a silent vigil just outside lawrence livermore peopho lostheirives thatonor the day.roupl honor the lifef da berg, a long- champion of nuclear disarmament. >>> 6:36 right now. this week the bay bridge series picks up again, but could it be the last one ever? we have a live look of the coliseum ahead of tomorrow's game, which is now being called sell the team saturday. instead of a rivalry, a's fans hope giants fans will join them to protest the team's move to las vegas. fans want tp a's owner, john fisher, to sell the team instead of moving them out of oakland. groups will be giving out free rally towels. it looks like there's going to be a big turnout. around 30,000 tickets have been sold ahead of saturday's game, 16,000 sold so far for sunday. >>> today is the great american outdoors day, and that means national park service is offering free entrance to more than 400 national parks. this is to celebrate the anniversary of the great american outdoors act that was passed in 2020 and provides funding to improve infrastructure and also expand recreation opportunities in

are make-up products and chemistry was tedious and very challenging and plus when i worked at lawrence livermore national lab i spilled methylene chloride all over the place and a clumpsy chemist so decided to go into politics. the point is, i had a chance to experience all those things through internships, through opportunities and i want to make sure you take advantage of not only this internship as a place where you get paid, it is really about learning. it is really about exploring. as you start to grow older, right now you are young, you are kids, everybody is helping you out and want to support you, but let me tell you something, once you hit 18 or in your 20's or what have you and you start buying your own toilet paper and pay your own bills it becomes a lot harder, so we want to make sure that while you are looking at and thinking about your future, what are the things i want to do? how do i get access to a internship? how do i learn about a industry if i want to design clothes, if i want to be a computer programmer, if i want to run my own company? artificial intelgence is being develop

and pam, another major breakthrough made at the lawrence livermore lab.a fire at a sherwin-williams plant in texas. this is garland, texas, just outside dallas. several explosions. they were reportedly felt several miles away. now, our sister station there says the fire has been contained, but firefighters have been there all night. hazmat crews are also there to investigate any issues , possible issues with chemicals, since this was a paint plant. wow. all right. time is 614 here at home in antioch. it was a busy weekend for police with several car crashes after sideshows, a main water stand outside of a restaurant was damaged. trash cans were destroyed and just a couple of blocks away, a fire hydrant was sheared off because of sideshows. two cars were abandoned after they crashed, including one in a crash that critically injured a woman in her 50s. another car actually ended up in the river at the antioch marina. they had to pull it out like you see here. it happened just about a block from the antioch police department headquarters. and antioch city co

are make-up products and chemistry was tedious and very challenging and plus when i worked at lawrence livermore national lab i spilled methylene chloride all over the place and a clumpsy chemist so decided to go into politics. the point is, i had a chance to experience all those things through internships, through opportunities and i want to make sure you take advantage of not only this internship as a place where you get paid, it is really about learning. it is really about exploring. as you start to grow older, right now you are young, you are kids, everybody is helping you out and want to support you, but let me tell you something, once you hit 18 or in your 20's or what have you and you start buying your own toilet paper and pay your own bills it becomes a lot harder, so we want to make sure that while you are looking at and thinking about your future, what are the things i want to do? how do i get access to a internship? how do i learn about a industry if i want to design clothes, if i want to be a computer programmer, if i want to run my own company? artificial intelgence is being develop

well, scientists at lawrence livermore laboratory have replicated their fusion reaction to create newmore power than they did the first time back in december, researchers focused a laser to fuze two light atoms into a single, more dense one, which released the energy. they say it's still a long way from being commercially possible, but it is a major step in the future of creating clean power. well, today is the first day of classes in oakland at the public schools there. what the district says it's facing a shortage. that's causing a public safety issue. and apple isn't talking, but rumors are swirling about the new iphone 15 when it could come out. and a list of potential fe ur welcome back. all those familiar faces. and today is deadline day for attorneys representing former president donald trump. prosecutors want to limit what he can announce to the public from ktvu fox two news this is mornings on two and good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong. i'm andre senior. today is monday, august 7th and it's going to be a warm one as well. so let's check in

are make-up products and chemistry was tedious and very challenging and plus when i worked at lawrence livermorenal lab i spilled methylene chloride all over the place and a clumpsy chemist so decided to go into politics. the point is, i had a chance to experience all those things through internships, through opportunities and i want to make sure you take advantage of not only this internship as a place where you get paid, it is really about learning. it is really about exploring. as you start to grow older, right now you are young, you are kids, everybody is helping you out and want to support you, but let me tell you something, once you hit 18 or in your 20's or what have you and you start buying your own toilet paper and pay your own bills it becomes a lot harder, so we want to make sure that while you are looking at and thinking about your future, what are the things i want to do? how do i get access to a internship? how do i learn about a industry if i want to design clothes, if i want to be a computer programmer, if i want to run my own company? artificial intelgence is being developed her

livermore. it sure has grown a lot in exact or san jose. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look at the weekend. yeah. guys weekend is looking good, too. i think we're going to see temperatures right around the average for this time of year. that means some nice weather for the bay area. today we start with a really large blanket of fog all the way over the bay and into the valleys. now it is broken up. begin to see it come back in. but i don't think it's going to be quite as think overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so we've got some patchy fog out there looking good over san francisco right now and well, it looks like we've got a great weekend ahead. weather-wise temperatures right now. you've got a warm 81 degrees in concord, very pleasant. 73 in fremont. 71 light breeze in palo alto. 74 in carlos and 63 degrees in downtown san francisco. you stepping out the door this evening. we've got a nice evening on tap for you. these temperatures little bit cooler than they were last couple of nights, but still very pleasant. you'll see an increase in

livermore. 93 in antioch, 91 in concord, in the south bay, 80's 90's for highs. still keeping cool the beaches. temperatures there with the fog in the 60's. all right, lawrencen francisco bay ferry is introducing new fare collection protocols. >> passengers are now required to show proof of farewell boarding vessels instead of when getting off the ferry. the change is an effort to speed up the disembarkation process at terminals on all routes. the tsa has changed a plan that would have required members of clear to undergo additional identification checks. this despite reports a recent security breaches of the private company, the tsa's original plan would have required all members of cleared under grow additional vetting. well, now the agency says that this will only affect a very small percentage of the members. the change is a big win for clear as their entire business model depends on getting travelers through security quickly. it is not clear they will decide just who needs the additional checks. alaska airlines can boast that it has the most on time. north american airline this summer. >> for the second month in a row, the seattle based airline. all rig