mills: we are going to take a photo, if that is alright.hink our journalists would like a photo of the three of you together. [laughter] [applause] ms. mills: all right. thank you all for joining us. this wraps her press conference. i will let oliver lead our astronauts out. jeff bezos: thank you guys. we know is not easy to get here. you put a lot of work into coming to this launch and supporting us and i hope you had some fun and i hope it was inspiring for you as well. no matter what, thank you for coming. very much appreciated. thank you. [applause] ms. mills: what we are going to do next is have the opportunity for you to get back onto the coaches. we will take some photos at our landing pad. there will be some marked areas for you to stand behind. i ask that you follow our guides to do that. media, please exit out the back. thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> texa

i was talking to another former steelworker at the mill from the mill who lives nearby and he commentedthe fact that he, the workers at the warehouse when they leave their shifts, they go screaming out ofhe the warehouse, just flying out in their cars they want -- they had to put speed bumps to slow people down and people are just desperate to get out of the because there is no sense of community or fellowship, you do your shift, your monotonous isolating job and then you get the heck out and get home. back in the day the workers were often roll out a steel mill and as a group, brought into the bar or diner or whatever it might be. the other group of people i focus on one chapter are small business owners in el paso, people who run small office supply companies el paso, from the office it's in el paso, not spring and these are people running small businesses with 12 or 15 people whose office supply goods or local government and school district and businesses and they have done it for years and they pride themselves on the service they provide the human interactions with their customers

this is wilbur mills. wilbur mills considered most powerful member of congress, member from arkansas and chairman of the house and way means committee and he always counted his votes. he had a particular place that he liked to stand because members would come to him relate under the ways and means committee and so he was a very sought out member and he would just stand outside the -- the house ways and means committee room and here he is in the photograph in the location greeting a couple of members in the ways and means committee who had just been elected. he's very powerful and well known and when i first started working around the congress in the 1960's he was still chairman and i would see him in that location and to this day i still see wilbur mills in that location when i go by. now, later on his chief of staff wrote a biography of him and talked in the capitol historical society and i asked and if anyone had seen the ghost and she wasn't aware a spot where wilbur mills had stood. she was in charge m

. >>> new at 6:00, mills college in oakland recently announced that it would stop granting degrees and would become part of northeastern university in boston. as kpix 5's john ramos reports, some of mills alumni are going to court to try to stop it. >> reporter: mills college has always been at the forefront of the fight for women's rights and gender equity, but now, as the school tries to transition to a new future, it finds itself in a new fight with some of its own alumni. >> reporter: mills college is beloved by generations of its graduates, so it sent shockwaves through the community when president elizabeth hillman issued a video message in march, saying the largely all women college would be shutting down its normal operation for economic reasons. >> after careful consideration, the board of trustees has decided that after this fall, mills will no longer enroll new first-year undergraduate students. in addition, mills will most likely confer final degrees in 2023. >> reporter: but four of those trustees filed a lawsuit yesterday, saying the matter was hidden in a consent agenda,

head expect general mille.so as you mentioned, it makes him, centers him as the hero of the story and it reminds a little of the anonymous saga, i was involved in the trump administration but i'm one of the good guys. it's honestly -- yeah. howie: sometimes it involves what mille said to others. there can be other sources, trump saying mille choked like a dog and some of the stars he produced are actually made of garbage. that brings me to the next question which is how is it that donald trump has generated more news this week between the books and his pushback against the books than the guy who is currently living in the white house? >> well, it's because the media as we know, a large portion of the media, i don't want to say all the media, there's a trump add addiction in the media -- addiction in the media. yes, he's out of office. six months ago that these events are taking place if not years ago. what are they going to do, cover the news, afghanistan, the border. no, you talk about donald trump and this is

this is a picture of wilbur mills and neighbor. this is not the woman he was married to and 190 was in limousine speeding and pulled over by the police and his neighbor here was concerned that he was going to be caught with him, she knew she wasn't supposed to and she jumped into the title basin and the police were able to retrieve her but this was kind of the end of wilbur mills career, kind of a sad ending and that is because this is her working uniform. she was the lady whose business was taking off the uniform and so this did not help wilbur mills reputation and he left under a cloud and then fortunate situation. she was known as fannie foxment you might hear the name still around. so i want to mention a couple of books. one is dan brown's loss symbol and this -- it talks about a secret chamber in the capitol building. i can tell you that chamber actually did exist but it was not used for ceremonies to stand ground claims. dan brown didn't even learn about the secret chamber until after it was abolished but i also want to talk

i found the gentle man who works 30 years at the steel mill, incredibly strenuous and dangerous work that loved it had a a purpose and a sense of community and fellowship and commodity on - - camaraderie. after the steel mill closed he made less than half of what he made the work was not as dangerous but incredibly isolating and alienating and he cannot j hack it. he just so felt completely alone on the job none of that fellowship that he had at the steel mill and he finally quit after a few years. speaking to another former steelworker and he commented on the fact that the workers at the warehouse nowadays leave their shift go screaming out flying out so fast they were driving out they had to put in speed bumps as a people are desperate tool get out of there because therere is no sense of community or fellowship you do your shift at your monotonous job and get the heck out and get home where back int the day they would rollout of the steel mill and as a crew rolled into the bar or the diner the other group of people i focused on in one chapter are those in el paso who run small offi

he'd made at the steel mill. work was note as dangerous of course. but it was incredibly isolating and alienating and he could not hack it. it was so utterly he felt alone he felt completely alone on thehe job. none of that kind of fellowship he had at the steel mill and he finally quit after just a few f years. i was talking brief with another worker from the mill who lives nearby party commented on the fact when they are leaving their shift go screaming out of the warehouse. just flying out in their cars. their driving so fast they had put speed bumps into the complex to try to slow people down. it's as if people are desperate to get out of there. there's fellowship and community there but you do your shift in your monotonous eyes letting job and you get the heck out of get home. : : : oll out of the steel mill as a bunch, as a crew roll into the bar of the diner whatever it might be. small business owners in el paso. people who run small office supply companies in el paso. essentially think about in el paso, n

i was at one point the largest steel mill in the entire world. the whole company town five -- 69 people living in this country town that was all wiped completely away is now been repaired placed by a logistics park whole bunch of places gray found a gentleman who worked 30 years at the steel mill, incredibly difficult strenuous dangerous work but loved it because it had purpose and a sense of community and a sense of fellowship and camaraderie. then after the steel mill closed went to work in the amazon warehouse there. making less than half of what he made at the steel mill. the work was not as dangerous of course. was incredibly isolated and alienating. he just could not hack it. it was so utterly -- mickey felt so alone. felt completely alone on the job. none of that kind of fellowship that he had at the steel mill pretty finally quit after just a few years. i was talking recently to another former steelworker at the mill who lives right nearby. on the fact he noticed the workers of the warehouse now when they are leaving their shifts go screa

he made at the steel mill. the work was not as dangerous of course but it was incredible was so utterly kind of -- he felt completely alone on the job. none of the had at the steel mill and he finally quit after just a few years. i was talking recently to another former steelworker from the mill who lives nearby and commented on the fact that he noticed the workers at the warehouse but they are leaving their shift goes where. just what driving so fast they be bumps e to slow down and it's no sense of community. you do yours and home whereas back in the and after lunch as a group roll into the bar for the might be a group of people i focus chapter is el paso. people who runs this supply company in el paso you think of falun gong from the office except it's in el paso. these are people self office supply goods will school districts and businesses. they have done it for years and they pride themselves upon the service they provide, on their human interaction with their customers. someone described as having custom

so governor mills, thank you. the floor is yours. gov. mills: oh, wow, thank you t governor hutchison. congratulations. this is a poster of maine. this is the last time the the nga -- that portland maine, hosted the nga conference. that was in 1983. i was a young district attorney. i was on on the host committee. i think i'm going to use the same poster because nothing about this landscape has truly changed. i want to welcome you to maine next july at this time. many of you are familiar with my state. a few of you have close relations here. governor baker and sununu, i know you visit here too. about a year ago at this time, we're all debating when to open our racetracks, and whether or not to have full audience participation or not and governor scott and governor sununu were debating. and i said i don't have many racetracks, i think i only have two big ones. and governor scott corrected me forcefully, saying we had about about 12 racetracks in maine and he's won races there in every one of them. so he knows some parts of my state better t

half of what he said at the steel mill. the work was not as dangerous of course, but isolating and alienating and he couldn't hack it. it was so utterly kind of-- he felt alone, completely alone on the job and none of that fellowship that he had at the steel mill and he finally quite after just a few years. the-- i was talking recently to another former steal worker from the mill who lives nearby and commented on the fact that the workers at the warehouse when they're leaving their shifts go screaming out of the warehouse and flying out in their cars, so much they're driving so fast they had to put in speed bumps to slow them down as if people are desperate to get out of there. no fellowship there. you're at your monotonous job and get back home. and back in the day they would roll out as a bunches as a crew, roll in the bar shall the diner, whatever it might be. the other group of people i focus on, small business owners in el paso, people who run small office supply companies in el paso, essentially think of dunder miffli

in a statement sent to ktvu mills college president elizabeth hillman said mills continues to feel confident that combining with northeastern is the best opportunity for the college to be financially sustainable in response to changing demands of higher education and to continue its legacy in social justice and support of women's leadership. the college prefers not to comment on any pending litigation. a judge may decide to fast forward a decision and rule tomorrow. in alameda state superior court, claudine alright, demagogues. we will continue to follow those developments. thanks for that update a drivers pulling off dangerous stunts on the streets of oakland coming up, people grabbed their cameras to capture images of the side shows what police officers want to see happen here and see how crowd comes out in the south bay to rally support for daca recipients. and i'm tracking the forecast for the rest when subway® opened they changed the fast food game. but sometimes you gotta refresh ...to be fresh. welcome to the eat fresh refresh. refresh where there is so much new, some say that it can'

claudine mills. college administrators have said that the colleges in poor financial health, but the alumni association says they haven't seen the documentation to support that claim. and they're asking the court to give them access. they have a hearing set for tomorrow. we feel that we have. exhausted all avenues. we don't want to be going to court. alexa pagonis, a mills college graduate from the class of 1991 is the vice president of the governing organization that serves to keep the college's board of trustees in check. there are 20 board of governors and we represent 25,000 alumni. um and we did do a recent survey and 83% of our alums want to continue forward with. the lawsuit and have some transparency and complaint filed on friday asks a judge to order the college administrators to turn over thousands of pages of financial documents and give the alumni association 60 days to review them. has repeatedly denied the alumni associations numerous requests for financial information. they say without

governor hutchison: thank you, governor mills. and your announcement has already made my tenure as n.g.a. chairman a success. so we're excited about being there with you next summer. but a lot of work to do between now and then, including our february -- our winter meeting that will be in washington. i also wanted to welcome governor phil murphy. he will be vice chair and phil, i'm excited about working with you. and i look forward to -- our working relationship, along the others on the executive committee. thank you for your continued commitment to the n.g.a. >> same right back. congratulations. and i also want to salute my neighbor governor cuomo for great term as chair. looking forward to working with you. governor hutchison: thank you, phil. and hear, hear, to your comment on governor cuomo. i want to thank everyone for giving me this privilege. looking forward to next year and i'm going to turn back to governor cuomo for his final words. andrew, it's been a pleasure. i look forward to seeing you and continue to work with you.

i found the gentle man that worked at the steel mill. it had a purpose and a sense of community and fellowship. he then went to work at the amazon warehouse making less than half he made. the work was done, dangerous of course but incredibly isolating. and it was just he felt so completely alone. none of that kind of fellowship he had at the steel mill and he finally quit after just a few years. i was talking recently to another who lives nearby and he commented on the fact that he noticed the workers at the warehouse now when they are leaving their shifts go screaming out of the warehouse just flying out driving so fast they had to put biggest speed bumps to try to slow people down and people are desperate to get outt of there because there is absolutely no sense of fellowship there. you do your shift and then get out and get home where the workers would roll out of the hesteel mill and as a bunch roll into the bar or the diner or whatever it might be. the other groups i focus on in the chapter are small business owners in el paso who r

justin andrews is live in mill valley to explain. justin. >> reporter: if you live in mill valley, you are able to turn on your sprinklers and water your brush, your plants, your grass one day a week. you are in the clear today. today is thursday. if you live in mill valley, today is the day you can do that. this falls under stricter drought rules. if you don't follow the watering rule, the district can fine you 250 bucks. contra costa county terilso lim last night it declared state one water shortage and that comes with a recommendation that customers cut water usage by 10%. the contra costa county water district serves about half a million customers. much of the service area is along the delta. people in concord say they have noticed a bad taste in their mouth when they drink the water. >> it's weird, the smell. there is a weird smell. i feel like everybody is pretty much conserving water. i don't see anybody washing their cars anymore or anything like that. >> reporter: the taste and smell is from algae. the water district says th

mills — here on the left — says she's overwhelmed to be chosen as a flag bearer.lls and sbihi were selected from a group of athletes put forward by their sports, as encompassing the olympic and team gb values. to be selected as a rower, and indeed the fact in a very olympic based sport, it doesn't create superstars. so to be the face alongside hannah and i think it is such a fall in nominal role. ijust hope that it will show that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive secondary school can be the person thatis secondary school can be the person that is leading out the team at the olympic games. the men's football tournament is underway. brazil — gold medallists in rio 5 years ago — got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama. it was a rematch of the 2016 final, which brazil won on penalties and they took the game by storm — everton's richarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more too as he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—nil up. germany then scored two of their own but this brilliant goal from paulinho

famous or perhaps infamous incidents in the history of the tidal basin involved us congressman, wilbur mills chairman of house ways and means committee one night in october of 1974 car being driven erratically down independence avenue was pulled over and everyone was surprised to find in the back not only mills but an exotic dancer named fanny fox known as the argentine firecracker. fox in her panic jumped out of the limousine and into the nearby tidal basin where she was ultimately rescued for mills the scandal ultimately cost him his chairmanship of the powerful ways and means committee. the gift of the cherry trees from the people of japan has not been a one-way street the united states in turn has gifted the people of japan with dogwood trees over the years and we've helped repopulate some of the cherry trees that were lost in japan during world war ii. additionally cuttings from historic trees in japan are given to the united states to help us continue to keep the population thriving and alive here and eyes, we have sent cuttings from those original trees back to japan for their use as

it's a thursdays in mill valley. that's today. all 191,000 customers must follow the rules. >> this is a historic drought. during summer, we typically see demand for water double. >> reporter: marin water district says so far the county saved about 21% of water. the goal is 40%. >> we know our community is behind this. we know they understand how important it is to save water. so we just need to keep at it. >> reporter: francine says when on her morning walks she typically takes pictures of people when she sees they're over using water outdoors. that's what marin water says to do. they have a website and portal on the site that allows you to report violations and when people are over using the water. justin andrews, kpix5. >> francine on the watch. >>> in contra costa they're asking people to reduce by 10%. it serves about half a million customers in the northern part of the county from martinez to brentwood. a new snapshot of the statewide drought picture unchanged from last week with most of california in exceptional or extreme

danny mills came and joined me up here. he isjust mills came and joined me up here.isjust loving this mills came and joined me up here. he is just loving this england team. now the players have got to a final, the pressure is off. the semifinal is the one you don't want to go out. it is amazing. i can't believe the amount of ex players that are turning up, not working but turning up turning up, not working but turning up as fans. gareth has changed the whole sort of psyche and the whole. .. whole sort of psyche and the whole... i think feeling towards these young england players. i think that's his biggest achievement. and i think the difference you mentioned between all those other managers is they've always tried to shoehorn in they've always tried to shoehorn in the best players. and they often put them in the wrong positions, just to get the best players into the team. we've seen with gareth, what he's done is he's played the best players in the formation he wants to play. whether that goes against popular opinion or not, leaving foden, greenish, sancho out, play

but in a statement, mills college president elizabeth hillman said, quote mills continues to feel confidentining with northeastern is the best opportunity for the college to be financially sustainable. in response to the changing demands of higher education. there's already a told across the bay bridge, heading from oakland to san francisco, and soon there could be a new toll to enter downtown san francisco. how much that could cost coming up. also coming up tonight, we'll find out what rights you have when employers or businesses ask you to prove your vaccinated and a progress report on the former cal berkeley rugby star who was left paralyzed i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research sho

in a statement sent to ktvu mills college president elizabeth hillman said mills continues to feel confidentwith northeastern is the best opportunity for the college to be financially sustainable in response to changing demands of higher education and to continue its legacy in social justice and support of women's leadership. the college prefers not to comment on any pending litigation. emma gauss, ktvu fox two news. the pandemic is sparking a surge in home schooling across the country. the census bureau found that 11% of households homeschooled their children last fall, double the amount from six months earlier. an article by the associated press sites many parents who say the reason why they are opting to home school is so they can really take ownership of their child's education. the parents responding either had children with special needs, while others wanted faith based curriculum. some others said that their local schools are flawed. alright back to rosemary, we go and a little bit cooler outside compared to what we saw yesterday. yes definitely noticing that mike and a few sprinkles.

the fbi is actively searching for this mill valley man 48 year-old, evan newman is cues dove taking part in the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. newman is now facing 6 felony charges including assaulting an officer and violent entry on capitol grounds. newman was allegedly caught on multiple cameras inside and outside the capitol building. >> on the peninsula. more than a dozen people were displaced by a house fire happened in daly. city. heavy smoke could be seen pouring out of a 2 story homes garage just before 1 o'clock sunday afternoon, 6 fire companies responded to the scene. they were able to quickly extinguish the flames. the american red cross is assisting the 13 people who were displaced the cause of this fire is under investigation. a pest control employees facing charges of grand theft and possessing stolen property. san mateo county deputies say they believe this man, 23 year-old, connor timmins used his job to go into unsuspecting victims home. to steal some jewelry. a police looked into timmons after a woman reported her jewelry stolen. he was serving searchable par

the other half of the fire was on, uh, lick river mill mill river mill river road, and, uh, it's jumped here. there's been a lot of ash falling from the sky. and i think that's what started this fire over here on this side. and, uh, there's they've been getting water on it and managed to put it out right here before it gets too montague it its first way. this is all coyote creek. and this road that you see here is, uh. undeclared valley water district access, and so this is all santa clara valley water district property and you see, earlier there was, uh real big claims that were here. i was here managed to get in. and you know i was just 30 40 ft away from the flames, and i could feel the heat very intense. going up into the trees and firefighters putting their their hoses on it, and, uh so they've got a lot more units over here. this is. milpitas and santa's a co effort that they're putting together. sure dave, it seems like coast to be becoming under control. uh and from where i'm at. i mean, it's very lot of smoke. very heavy smoke. i'm. got my mask on and by firefighting years, so

and again, that's on the san francisco line and the sfo mill rate daly city east bay direction.as you're traveling into the city, though, from the east bay want you finally do hit the may's a little under 15 inutes for your drive. ti to get to that famous 2 x there is an accident. 80 westbound. this is in richmond right off of the central avenue exit. and again, we're seeing some slowing a long 5, 1880, as a result of that crash. also, let's head over look at things along the richmond center fell bridge earlier accident at the san mateo bridge. first a little under 30 minutes for your drive times and you're looking good. the richmond sandra fell commute as you're traveling out of richmond. we had an earlier accident it slowed us down river that accident also along 80 in richmond on central avenue. so things are slow in that area a little under 15 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes, although there is a fog advisory in place along the golden gate bridge to take your time. as you driving just want to be safe this morning. >> 7.48 is the time 5 years ago in rio rugby sea

it's happening on mill river lane.f interstate 80 and the montague expressway in crews from san jose and milpitas are responding that fire was rob fladeboe live at the scene for us. again. rob. the last time we saw you, there were flames behind you. you appear to have shifted or moved. how are things now? >> yeah, that's right. looks to me like they've got pretty good handle on things. here is mostly just kind a mop up i did speak with the fire captain here just a few moments ago. he said that the wind has been swirling around here. so and there's some eucalyptus trees above me here just off to my left of their little bit nervous about that. otherwise they're just they're putting out these hot spots here. this is a the coyote creek watershed in through here. so this is mainly a vegetation fire. i'm

it's burning on mill river lane. that's just off interstate 80 in the montague expressway crews from san jose and milpitas are responding. our reporter rob fladeboe was just on the scene. he tells us firefighters got a pretty good handle on the fire so far. now they're worrying about the surrounding eucalyptus trees, which we know are really flammable and they are monitoring the hot spots of this hour. it's unclear exactly what caused that fire. lawrence karnow joins us now. more. so wind, of course, always a big issue when it comes to fire, especially this time of the day. we get those afternoon breeze and that exactly what we saw today. so firefighters jumped on this thing in a hurry and for good reason. you can the fire look at it right along coyote creek here. but in around that you've got. >> mill river lane in many urban areas. so a lot of buildings in and around that. so dangerous place for a fire to get started, especially if that moves along winds, not all that bad, although was breezy. we're talking about w

chief mill says the 2 men took turns burning out the car's tires across the mural friday night. police say people are 2 other people may have also been involved in this, but no further arrests have been made. over in the south bay san jose. police are investigating 2 separate shootings. the first one is on bisque any way around a 30 where officers found what they described as non life threatening injuries. less than an hour later at 9.20. they got reports of a second shooting near creator and phelan avenues. the victim of that shooting was also a male. no other information about either victim and no arrests have been made. also in the south bay. it is now been one week since the san jose man was killed in a hit and run crash kills a police are still looking for the driver that killed 24 year-old. jose. as far on forcefully job all stopped by a community fundraiser in east san jose. it was held to benefit the as far as a family. >> food brings everyone together for the good times and bad and 24 year-old jose scores as friends and family say he would have appreciated the way he's

hot spot not on the roadways, but on bart there's a major delay on the san francisco line in the sfl mill rate daly city and east bay directions due to equipment problem on the track there. we're starting with the bay bridge as you're heading into the city. no major issues or delays little under 2 minutes for you to make it pthere from the east bay. also let's look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula under 13 minutes for your drive time there. the golden gate bridge. we have a lot of fog. there are still some fog as you're traveling into the city. so that'll take about 20 minutes to make that drive. you just still want to take your time. we'll have more on your traffic and weather. but for now, let's go back to the news. >> you might want to consider. if you want to go the extra mile and safety even though you're vaccinated when you're indoors, particularly in crowded places you might want to consider wearing a mask. >> and that is our top story this morning. doctor fauci saying that covid cases are headed in the wrong direction and now recommends that everybody wear

whoa. 75 in mill valley 65 for san francisco along the coast expected to be in the upper 50's to lowers 78 in redwood city and 75 in fremont, san jose looking at lower 80's. so here's our temperatures across the state. as you can see, we're out of the triple digits. fresno bakersfield, we're expected get the triple digit heat tomorrow so we know that flex alert is in effect for folks across the california tomorrow starting at 4 o'clock. >> expected to seeing some extreme energy usage. hopefully nothing that will triggering the rolling blackouts. but the good news is the heat. the triple digit temperatures at least have come down somewhat yeah, you're right about that. >> so yeah, no more air conditioning needed at least 4 because thank you. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock, though. don't go anywhere. kate is up next with sports night live. stick out. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying

, one time a car being driven down radically driven down the avenue, they had mills and ate an exotic dancer name fanny fox. fox and her panic, jumped out of the limousine, and went into the tidal basin. for meals, the scandal cost him his chairman ship. >> the gift of the cherry trees, from the people of japan has not been a one way street. the united states intern, has gifted the people of japan, with dog wood trees, and we've helped to repopulate some of the cherry trees that were lost in japan after world war ii. cuttings from, historic trees in japan, are given to the united states, to keep the population thriving and alive year, and likewise we have some cuttings from those original trees back to japan, for their use as well. the national park service, employs a full-time tree crew, to take care of the cherry trees, all year long and not just during the peak season. using modern or horticulture practices, we care for more than 3700 trees, which graze the title basin, and the grounds of the washington monument. the species of cherry trees planted, are flowered cherry trees. they

so this is the only day you can water your grass in mill valley.he plants, those shrubs on the side of the sidewalk, they only get that sprinkler water one day a week in marin county. if you don't follow the rules, you could expect a $250 fine. water restrictions also affecting thousands of customers in contra costa and putting a bad taste in some mouths literally. the water district is asking customers to cut water usage by 10%. organic compounds left from treating algae in the water can cause a smell and maybe even a strange taste. >> there can be more salt water getting in from the bay. reporter: the reason it may taste weird or strange is because when reservoir water gets low, they pull water from the delta and the delta water has salt and algae in it. so it could taste a little weird. but they say it is indeed safe. so it is still good to drink. >>> sacramento dealing with drought problems with drastically low water levels at fulsome lake and waterways throughout the region. the city is asking residents and businesses to reduce water use by 10

mills also says it's providing a 3% pay hike in a 3% 41 cave match to faculty and staff.ains. it's great summer camp in the age of covid, how camps are keeping large numbers of unvaccinated kids safe, keeping an eye on your weather are mild days and nights are about to take a back seat is the mesquite. i'll tell you all about it. your extended forecast is next. also next. an update from south florida hundreds of rescuers continue sifting through the debris of the condo complex that collapsed the impact hurricane elsa has had on rescue efforts. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when y

not far from mills canyon park. the big cat jumped a fence. the officers did not find anything. there have been numerous mountain lion spottings including millbrae and san francisco. >>> governor newsom is headed to contra costa county to kick off a clean california day of action. he is expected to highlight, cleanup and hiring events in the state part of an initiative announced by the governor last month to clean up the roadways and streets, reducing unemployment and providing affordable housing. >>> another candidate is running for governor in the recall election. assembly member kevin kile ye says he is filing papers to replace the governor. holding a kickoff rally saturday at the state capitol. that gives the governor a total of five republican challengers including john cox, kevin faulkner, kay lynn jenner and doug osie. >>> recent wildfires and drought conditions are plaguing california river just leaders in the north bay are looking to ways to revive the famed russian river. the county will work with more than 20 organizations to help solve environmental challenges threat

our temperatures in the north bay we'll reach into the upper 60s many mill valley and 79 in sonoma. with all of our micro climate continuing to see dry conditions, we are keeping an eye on our fire danger and the fire burn index today, takes some measure of the vegetation and air temperature as well as the humidity and the wind speeds. looks like it is faily low going into the next couple of days. of course there is no rain headed our way. we'll continue to basically rely on that boost in humidity of the ocean breeze we have been seeing so it hangs around through much of the week. we'll see a high of the low 90s today. it will continue to step down as our temperatures cool off the next few days and it will be heating up by the end of next weekend. expect those highs that'll stay in the 80s for the most part. near the coast, we are staying in the 60s. mike, how is it looking right now? >> kari, we have reports of a wrong way driver on highway 37. a lot of times is the set of lights on the shoulder or the frontage road. someone going westbound on the eastbound. if you know the area, i

this fire broke out in just the past hour on mill river lane. at one point neighbors were told to shelter in place. on one side of the creek, apparently some condos, also nearby, office parks. >>> we will head over to brian hackney now to talk about wind conditions. >> the wind is still around 15- 20 miles an hour around the vicinity of that fire. at the moment, here is the latest. the wind is gusting to about 20 miles an hour, could be better, but could be worse. in the meantime, the winds are forecast to be easing up in the next few hours. in the rest of the bay area, numbers looking nice. we've got some low clouds filtering in, 97 in concord and oakland at 73. livermore is in the mid-90s, but cooler at the shoreline. here is what is happening now. the general flow is south to north, the rain, such as it was, is moving out of the bay area. readings tomorrow will stay in the 90s. so warm weather begins to begin a factor over the next couple of days. and that rain, again, such as it was, staying mostly offshore. we picked up about 100th of an in