mark garcia have the day off. >> let's get right to our top stories. developing for you, firefighters are battling worsening conditions and trying to tackle a wildfire in yosemite national park. this is new video from overnight. >> this is what the valley floor looked like yesterday. teams overnight set up sprinklers around the grizzly giant which is the most renowned sequoia in the entire park which is more than 200 feet tall. >> now smoke is in the area. we are tracking air quality and we will talk about a new advisory this morning. >> yes. a spare the air alert is in effect. if you have asthma or breathing problems, limit your time outside. the worst air quality will be in santa clara. this is particular matter being measured. highest in the south bay and the north bay where we will see smoke moving in as well as around downtown san jose. we can see the bulk of the smoke blowing away from us pushing off toward the ease. some of that starting to move in for today creating the moderate air quality. when you talk about the impact of that on your health

mark sayer garcia back to you, mark from where you were. could you tell us elwani had any reaction or if there was a larger reaction in the courtroom as the verdict was read? yeah the courtroom was absolutely silent. no reaction at all. from the stands. the gallery of the courtroom. i was keeping an eye on boudouani. i could see the side of his head. he did have a mask on sitting at his table with his attorneys, and we could not discern any actual reaction from our vantage point. from mr bolani. he sat stoically. he looked at the jury as the verdict was read. the clerk of the court actually read the jury read the counts one through 12 in order. it took a little bit of time to do that we did not detect any specific reaction from him, at least from the venice work where we were able to see them marks there. joining us live with that breaking news will break you losing back upstairs and continue to follow this story again. thank you to you. marc serre, the headline here. all 12 counts guilty against sonny about ronnie. we'll move to new number

we're not talking about crazy heat in the weekend forecast, garcia very good, mark. thank you. new poll on a number of hypothetical matchups in the 2024 presidential election shows that governor gavin newsom would do well if he decides to run. the recent yahoonews yougov poll looks at hypothetical matchups between governor newsom and potential republican candidates for president in 2024, now head to head against former president donald trump. governor newsom receives 40% support to 39% for the former president against florida governor rhonda santis. governor newsom comes out ahead. 39% to dissent is 36. more than 20% of voters said they were undecided. of course, these results are fueling speculation about who democrats might consider as a candidate in 2024. right now. democrats and northern california have dominated the scene since nancy pelosi has been on the scene and so again, it could. you know, it shows democratic hypothetical republican candidates, and that's a good time for democrats. but a lot has to happen between now and then. governor newsom has said he has quote su

i am laura garcia and i am mark -- marcus washington. >> a lot of people have plans to get out and maybe travel. we want to know how it is going to be. >> well, did you like yesterday? we are going to see a weather pattern repeating as you head out in oakland this morning. it is 55 degrees and cloudy. temperatures are held down as we get the strong ocean influence in the area so take a look at are high for today reaching 73 in dublin. 84 in fairfield, now we are going to continue to have some really nice comfortable weather at least for the inland valley. if you do have beach plans, make sure you bring the extra layers. we will talk more about this and what is going on around the bay area in the forecast in a few minutes. happening today just so you know, bart ayers have just went up. -- bart fairs just went up. >> if you are commuting whether you take the rails or drive your own car, you may not notice exactly how much or if you have the fair increases, they will go into effect six months after they are supposed to. you got a bit of a break during the pandemic. they will cost $.15 more

law maker, his was garcia says it's an initial steps towards the self determination, opal's rico while today marks an important 1st step in the d colonization process of puerto rico. i could not in good faith support the passage of puerto rico status act in its current form. the colonization of puerto rico is a shameful part of our country's history. from the moment the u. s. took control of the island to a century of limited citizenship. the imposition of pro mesa and our failures in disaster response. puerto rico's relationship with the u. s. is rooted in history of racism, exploitation, and oppression. the time is now for the process of d. colonization and self determination on the island. the dependence on the u. s. does not end with d colonization, the puerto rican status act comes amid must protest taking place in the country. public anger was sparked by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people taking to the streets of san juan to demand the cancellation of the government contracts with us power grid operator luma. demonstrators claim that despite frequency power outages luma has read p

but despite voting against the bill, lawmaker cases, garcia says it is an initial steps towards the self determination of puerto rico. while today marks an important 1st step in the de colonization process of puerto rico. i could not in good faith support the passage of puerto rico status act in its current form. the colonization of puerto rico is a shameful part of our country's history. from the moment the u. s. took control of the island to a century of limited citizenship. the imposition of pro mesa and our failures in disaster response. puerto rico's relationship with the u. s. is rooted in a history of racism, exploitation, and oppression. the time is now for the process of d. colonization and self determination on the island. what dependence on the u. s doesn't end with d colonization. the puerto rico state is act comes amid mass protests taking place on the caribbean island. but the congo was sparts by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people take into the streets of san juan. to demand the constellation of the government contracts with us, paul agreed operates at luma. demonstrates has claimed that despite frequence powe

marking a star to the monsoon season with an annual cattle race festival. the co farmers are racing their large stock through putty fields in western garcia. about $100.00 cows participate in the competition. the winners are said to receive a reward in the form of good luck for the growing season. for decades, the threat of violence, anti bon checkpoints, made it dangerous for people to travel around afghanistan. now 11 months after western powers withdrew taliban is promising safety on the roads. and those are the t. v. reports from been a young afghans are taking advantage of the change to explore the reach for 20 years. avalon officials talked about making balmy on a tourism hop, but the roads leading to the province were too dangerous. now the taller bon is back in power and thousands of people are getting into their cars to see the countryside. bomb yawn was once famous for 2 ancient statues of buddha, which the tall over the city until 2001 when the total bond destroyed them. the house of, if he is an artist from cobble, who has come with her family to see what is left of the buddha, did you get one surely with us, it makes me very s