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mhm. now the defendant in that san mateo county case has since bailed out.not clear what will become of that even bigger shipment of fireworks that detectives were waiting for reporting live. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, but i mean, it's obvious that law enforcement is doing all they can. we've been reporting for the last several days on these big bus. so explain why it is so difficult to bring about charges. sure, so we're keep in mind. we were looking at data from last year during the pandemic would arrests in general reward down and prosecutions were down. but also we saw san mateo county certain counties prioritizing these arrests, so it really depends on what kind of resources police are putting into it, and one of the things about the san mateo county case is it really uncovered a whole bay area wide infrastructure, so we'll see what happens this year. we obviously saw that some big cases, but some of these smaller ones, some of the ones where law enforcement goes in response to people lighting off fireworks are very difficult to prove. because.

mhm. well, it's the microwave radiation, coupled with low frequency pulsing that it's likely the cause of the, um brain tumour risk as well as other tumor risk. and since our study was fun, um, completed, uh there's been two studies out of yale that showed increased risk of thyroid cancer. among individuals who are heavy cellphone users, and that's 1000 hours or more of call time increase the risk significantly, which amounts to as you said only about 17 minutes per day, on average, so you're saying when you hold the cell phone up to your head, it is causing these cancer tumors in certain parts of your head. correct either the head or the neck is at risk when you hold it next to your head, you hold it near your breast. your breast is at risk. and if you hold in here, your genitals, your genitals are at risk. and so we often the yellow carry. i have two cellphones, a personal cellphone and work cell phone and keep them in my pocket. what do you what are your thoughts about? that is that als

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mhm the mass policy that's not appear to be the same at all. apple stores unlike this store in downtown palo alto, an employee at the san francisco union square store tells me customers who show proof of vaccination will not have to wear a mask. that employee also says mass requirements are at the discretion of each store manager, alex alright ktvu sam, burly, reporting live for us tonight, amber. thank you and lift has sent a similar message to its employees. requiring them to show proof of vaccination in order to return to the office. the company also postponed its date of return to offices by six months from september to february of next year. several uber employees were infected with covid 19 after an outsider attended a recent in person company board meeting at uber's headquarters in san francisco. this, according to business insider, there were two directors at that meeting, which took place in recent weeks and both later tested negative. the uber employees who were infected suffered mild cases of covid, california health officials are on

mhm.words mayor and the city manager will testify against the restart of the plant at a virtual public hearing before the energy commission on thursday. calpine hopes it will be given the green light to bring the plant back online later this summer light in the studio brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. coming up. californians are once again being asked to conserve energy this evening to avoid power outages. why a wildfire in oregon is partially to blame. and it was three years ago when thick smoke blanket at the bay area from the campfire what new research released today reveals about just how unhealthy that air was, and we've had a pretty nice day in the bay are marine layer kept us nice and cool, comparatively, speaking to where we were in the past few days, i'll have details and what the rest of your forecast holds coming up and coming up at 6 30. there is still a chance to join the crowded field of candidates hoping to replace governor newsome. the important deadline this week involving

mhm.days have become endless, an endless loop of reminders that our son and i are now forced to go on living without greg angie bray is devastated after greg turner's junior, the father of her 10 year old son was killed in a hit and run crash in oakland. back in mayinconsolable heartbrn her family that we will never fully recover from, she spoke after 64 year old piedmont wealth manager timothy hermano appeared virtually in court in dublin, haman, who did not speak and did not enter a plea manslaughter and hit and run. ultimately i am here to call in the d a to ensure that timothy hermano feels the full weight of his actions just as our family has mina strickland said her son was born on her birthday and died on mother's day. this is the tragedy of selfishness and lack of judgment. a life changing tragedy. do the irresponsibility of tim hominy. oakland police say haman, who was driving his lexus on park boulevard too fast when he failed to negotiate a turn and hit turn into on a sidewalk.

mhm thank you. i want to start off with just asking you. what lesson?holds? and what you would like to see the city do well, i think what lessons it holds. it shows us when we're giving $18 million to a nonprofit organization that is telling his information. that's not true that we need to be very careful and who we're giving our money to. i've been questioning this contract for the last two years. i voted no on it twice and this report that came out confirm my suspicions that we were not ge story and actually weren't getting information. um getting the opposite of what they were telling us. actually. and supervisors. stephanie i to ask you about this,, which ot of those cases of release and about two thirds of the cases that were reviewed. what specifically on that program, do you think needs to be reviewed? or is there something that else that you think needs to be done? while they were reporting their safety ratings to us, based on quarterly periods instead of the duration of pre trial and they also weren't counting out of county offenses, so to make

mhm as the tamarack fire continues to grow in alpine county. a few ridgelines over the community of south lake tahoe watches and remembers the first thing i think of his angle right because i was a fallen leaf lake that day. were there for like, five missed me, my family and we saw that huge smoke coming over the mountain. the wind driven angora fire in 2000 and seven consumed more than 200 homes as the community watched in horror. now residents are quick to be concerned when they see smoke from a nearby fire. it's far enough away where we can we can watch it closely and have some time to prepare. if anything, does change, captain kim george has been trying to ease the concerns of residents. she says the tamarack fire is burning primarily in the opposite direction and not a threat to tahoe at all right now. at the same time, we're asking people to think through the evacuation plan, like things that you might grab have a list of the things you know that you're going to want to take if it does happen, um, communication plan with your family, mayb

mhm well, quick forecast outdated we had near thursday.lly inland and looks like that would be kind of setting the stage for warm to hot weekend headed our way. take a look at the highest from this afternoon across the region, actually, a fairly mild to warm day out there. i'll toward the coast, though not so much and has been chilly out toward pacific of 57 degrees san francisco of downtown only in the upper fifties, you can see some seventies and some sixties. right around the bay and the warmest locations inland in the upper eighties to the lower nineties, you can easily add in most neighborhoods a good 10 to 15 degrees for tomorrow's highs as we head into your thursday, so here's the plan really this we're targeting the period from friday and into the weekend or really highlighting the inland spots where temperatures going up above 100 degrees and we will have increasing fire. danger was such a hot and dry pattern developing excessive heat warnings up and down the state, so i mean down towards central and southern california cause he t

mhm.is just a small scale controlled explosion that is paving the way for some groundbreaking discoveries in flight speed that could one day connect airline passengers from new york to l. a in less than 10 minutes. we are taking a controlled explosion, harnessing it into a propulsion engine, hypersonic propulsion engine, and that could propel you from mach six to mock 17 type of, um, a flight speed that could propel air travel to rocket speeds of up to 13,000 mph fast enough to get you from orlando to tokyo in half an hour, but it's not just for here on earth, but in space, too. i like working in this because it's always my goal to work on something that goes into space and make space more accessible. and so how does it work? researchers say it came down to finding the precise and delicate balance between hydrogen and oxygen. we found the right conditions to hold it and stabilize it, and now we understand it better and we can manipulate it for they're the next step is to create a special h

mhm. all right, tom. appreciate your report temperatures in san francisco. well they are just perfect this afternoon for an outdoor celebration. hopefully we can get you a live look here from thrive city outside of chase center. the shot may not be working for us right now. but we can tell you the warriors they are and there we go live pictures here from chase center in the city warriors, kicking off their first friday night. happy hour. this includes a beer garden, as well as live bands that will be playing later tonight. the event will be held every friday through the end of august and coming up tonight in our five o'clock. news christian captain will have a live report on all the festivities happening there at chase center and a reminder you can download the ktvu weather. after stay on top of this heat wave, it has hourly updates and the temperatures where you live or work, the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. the cdc issued new guidance today for schools, saying, among other things, those who are vaccinated can go mask