were spent. >> millions of dollars in oakland. i think it is more than that. >> there cleaning up this morning, check out this large pile and bags of spend fireworks. empty shells and -- littered intersections in many parts of the city. >> we do not like the dirty neighborhood to walk through and see. it is trashy. >> well, you guys know that i grew up in east oakland. my mom worked two jobs to put food on the table. so, when i think of east oakland i think of low income working-class family like my mom. so, that begs the question -- i don't understand where people get all the money to buy all these fireworks, because those that we saw last night could pay for a lot of people's rents. live in oakland, kpix 5. >>> illegal fireworks were also a big problem in the south bay. the streets of san jose's neighborhoods were littered this morning with debris. one resident said the explosives damaged her van. >> simulate one upside down and damaged my van over there . but, i guess these things happen. >> the activity came despite san jose's

oakland researchers gave oakland a score 100. they say there's a lot of room for improvement particularly around public health and safety oakland city leaders plan to use the results to better understand the impacts of race while measuring inequities and tracking disparities among ethic and gender groups. the meeting will be at the oakland public library off of international boulevard. the forum runs from 530 tum tim :30 to 7:00 p.m. tonight. let's get you moving on a friday morning, here's sal right here. it's early but anything happening on the roads? >> yeah, things are off to a pretty decent start here looking around, not a lot going on so if you're driving on northbound 101 traffic is moving along all right. let's talk about northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose. the traffic is moving along well no major issues here as you drive through. traffic continues to look good inif you're driving on the altamont driving in san jose low on 205. northbound 280 looks good. to of a delay. let's bring steve in. >> i hope not. you never k

in oakland. lee martinez. fox 2news. >> i love it. oakland in the spotlight. thank you so much lee martinez. oak. >>> oakland also under a lot of sunshine. rosemary is highlighting changing weather patterns. >> yeah. we have some pretty weather in the forecast for today with temperatures ranging the mid60s to the mid-90s. the low clouds burning away. we have a change in cloud cover coming our way. it adds monsoonal moisture working back in to the area. here is a beautiful view of san francisco. here is another of sfo. san francisco right now in the west edge reporting a low 60s. lost that shot, and it came back. 74 right now in areas over santa rosa, oakland reporting 72. livermore already a warm day for you. upper 80s, san jose at 81. we continue with the microclimate in place. the state, we have that fog right up along the coastline. over the sierra, the possibility of thunderstorms for the weekend. if you are traveling to the sierra, maybe going to be on the lake or doing some hiking or backpacking, 30 to 40% chance of thunderstorms saturday and sunday. for

we are live in oakland, christian captain. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more breaking news in oakland. another team of oakland firefighters is at the scene of this building fire. 44th avenue and international boulevard. firefighters told the photographer is started because of fireworks that were being set off from the roof. the business was not occupied. no injuries reported. >>> dramatic video overnight. this shows a contra costa firefighters actively working on an early morning house fire in walnut creek. you can see the huge flame pouring on the name. in the neighborhood for north main street in leland. we understand the good news was have a house was not occupied. trial contrare tells us the house is a very old abandoned house. there is no electricity to the house so that is why the fire is being investigated as suspicious. neighbors reported seeing the fire after 1 a.m. flames were pouring out of the unoccupied single-story house on first avenue. was fully engulfed by the time firefighters arrived. crews were able -- unable to enter. they did have the fire out by 1:30. investigato

and yes, oakland and the giants, they are playing today in oakland and it should be nice for baseball. cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, july 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." video reveals the terrifying moment before a duck boat filled with tourists capsized near branson, missouri. at least 13 people are dead. we'll talk to the owner of the duck boat about what went wrong. >>> tornadoes in central iowa tear the tower off a courthouse and rip through homes. we're at the scene where people say they've never seen such damage. >>> president trump doubled down on russia, by inviting vladimir putin to washington for a second summit. the news caught many by surprise, including the presidt'

oakland housing director michelle byrd. does anyone actually check if the owner or their relatives ended up moving into the home? >> unfortunately we have not had the ability to go out and verify that and enforce it. >> reporter: we also discovered th of poor recordkeeping, oakland can't even say how oftent tenants aft they want to move in. how does the city of notwe wld m and count them and separate them. >> reporter: but to date, no one has counted them before. >> we have counted them. i can get you that number specifically and let you know what those numbers are. >> reporter: that was five months ago. and the director still hasn't provided us with those numbers. how do they even know it's exploding if they're not even tracking it? wayne roland is against the measure. he's the president of the east bay rental housing association, an advocacy group for property owners. >> if the current system is making it easier for landlords to take advantage of the system, what's the harm in just closing that loophole? >> what would be

i think the call was a fatal stabbing at the west oakland bart station.agged its feet in releasing any video of the suspect who i believe remains at large. although from a police standpoint you don't want to necessarily put out a photos immediately for fear of maybe having the suspect cover his or her tracks or go underground. so it's always a balancing act whether or not you release photos and if you do when without risking the investigation. >> there on the screen in the middle you can see the chief of police for bart carlos rojas approaching the microphone here. thank you, henry. let's listen in to chief rojas. >> all right folks i'm carlos rojas the police chief for the bart police department. last name is spelled rojas. we're here to discuss several incidents that have occurred over the last week. the first one we're going to talk about is the mcarthur station stabbing that occurred that you have all seen these reports on this morning and something we have been working tirelessly on since it occurred. with me today i have some of the family spokesman

this is from highland hospital in oakland. you can see there, that's the car with a bullet hole in it. the child was eventually transported behind me to oakland children's hospital. at this point, still no update on the boy's condition, and the child appears at least at this point to be the only victim. of course, we'll continue to stay on this developing story. i'll have another update for you at 5:30 a.m. we're live here in oakland, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> sad this happened to an innocent child here. >> hope that little child is okay. >> developing now, stormy daniels' attorney blasting her arrest last night, calling it a setup and politically motivated. we have new video from overnight to show you. showing officers in columbus, ohio, putting the adult film actress in handcuffs and escorting her to a police station. daniels was arrested at a strip club where she was performing. she's facing misdemeanor charges after police say she allowed a patron to touch her during a performance. that's a no no in ohio. her a

low 60s livermore, oakland. san jose at 66. there's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. 12 in concord. 12 in livermore. 7 san carlos. oakland and haywood. the finder winds are light out there and here is a look at storm tracker 2. you can see the clouds in from the south. remnants of tropical storm fabio. we will feel a little muggy out there for today. you can see a bit of green pushing with in that. a little bit of moisture coming our way. not expecting any rain or not really looking at the possibility of a are the winds. we have that southerly view. changing for the surface and we are looking

the taste of oakland made the debut last year.case you missed it today, it returns on august 4th and september 1st. >>> and an unexpected customer surprised workers at a tennessee dairy queen. a otter woundered in from a nearby creek in brownsville. workers say he was healthy but hot and hungry and quickly became popular with customers. >> i looked up and sure enough it is an otter. have half grown. >> everybody was wanting to see it. everybody was like oh, my god, there is an otter. >> the game warden was called in and took him back to the creek but not before he enjoyed some grilled chicken and a heath bar blizzard. >>> and in accuweather, a bright start to the weekend. but our microclimate are in full effect. a 30 degrees spread from the coast to inland. live doppler 7 with satellite showing just some thin cirrus clouds out there. but a quiet region. outside we go from our rooftop camera here at kgo along the embarcadero in san francisco, pointed at the flag, waving actively right now. a stiff on-shore breeze keeping the coast

(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. lets go live to the press conference in oakland... ((2shot/vicki)) oakland... conference in the press conference in oakland... ((2shot/vicki)) a vigil for nia wilson just wrapped up at the macarthur bart station where she was killed.((grant))there...hundre ds of people justice for the 18 year-old and her sister attacked, but survived.((dbl bx))kron 4's ali reid joins us live from reid joins us kron 4's ali reid joins us live from oakland tonight we're standing by for that press conference that is expected to start any moment now..and as soon as it does we will bring it live to you.in the meantime ... hundreds of people rallied outside the macarthur bart station this evening.the crowd was on edge .... and angry ... very angry. they're calling for justice for nia wilson who was stabbed to death at that bart station last night ...and her sister latifah .... who survived her injuries.the crowd chanted for hours .... then took to the streets marching for the two women.the victims family understandaly distraught over this tragedy. they appreciate all this support

> reporter: marvel's "black panther "was partly based in oakland. "blindspotting" is set in a gentrifying oakland. >> it highlights a city that is often painted as a dangerous city. >> reporter: lonnie brooks is a communications professor and says these films help tell the stories of the real people who live and work in oakland, be it the good or the bad. >> i would like a positive narrative of oakland that sees us ten to 20 years in the future you. >> rorter: the movie opens nationwide friday, july 13th. >> looks good. >> the writer/director was in san francisco this weekend at one of the films so you could actually ask some questions about it. >> cool. >> can't wait to see oakland in the future. looks like a positive turn. >>> if you like heat, it will definitely be a positive forecast for you. and what we want right now is a look at sutro tower. slightly hazy. above average. humidity and clouds coming. it will get not quite as muggy was it was friday but pretty close. building heat this weekend. let's jump into the cloud forecast. a few clouds sl

eric thomas is live at oakland city hall with more on this story. eric. >> reporter: dan, this could have been so much worse if that young man had been hit by an attack bullet instead of bullet fragments in the face as he was. as you mentioned, oakland police are redirecting resources and putting extra officers in high-crime areas in hopes of cutting back on some of this gun violence. >> when a child this young is struck by a bullet, it strikes us all. >> reporter: the city of oakland provided this video of mayor libby schaaf answering questions about the shooting. evidence of the gunfire is still visible the next day. the back window of this car blown out. what appears to be a bullet hole through this metal sign post, and nervous neighbors who did not want to talk on camera. it's just those neighbors police are appealing to. >> we know that community members were there. they witnessed this incident. there's information that can be provided to us to help us further our investigation. we're asking for community members to come forward. >> reporter: p

oakland mid-fifties. santa rosa at 52 the key headline, we will warm up especially inland over the next few days at the area of high pressure rebuild but you can see the circulation around it. there is moisture to the south. this is hurricane fob you yesterday. today this is tropical storm fob you and just a southerly flow. it will send in high clouds and also send in some swells. increasing surf across the south facing beaches over the next few days. as far as the high cloud cover is moving in tomorrow with the nature of the system it could feel a little muggy heading towards the friday forecast over the next day or so. as far as the shoreline this is not a high surf advisory but a heads-up that we have building surf and could have waves easily go up above six feet or seven feet and a lot of energy being directed especially towards the south facing beaches for today into the start of the weekend. this morning starting out your thursday morning with cloud cover and skies becoming partly sunny into the aft

but she did get reaction from oakland mayor libby shaf. we'll try to bring that to you in a little bit. >>> this morning the man charged with stabbing to death nia wilson on a b.a.r.t. platform in oakland is back in court for a different case. in court for the parole violation hearing. >> reporter: nia wilson's accused killer was just inside here on the fifth floor. he looked calm and quickly answered the judge's questions. 27-year-old john cowell no longer wore the bandages on his face that were visible last week. this parole violation hearing came after cowell was charged with murder and attempted murder. he was released from jail about four months ago after spending two years in prison. another hearing on that was scheduled for tomorrow morning. cowell's next court appearance for the murder of nia wilson and the attempted murder of her sister will come on august 22 >> no pol deadly triple shooting in antioch early this morning. bullets flew in t of an applebee's restaurant. >>> happening now a group of mothers is holding a three day hun

oakland was selected to be part of the study. researchers gave oakland a grade of 33.5 out of 100. they say there's a lot of room for improvement, particularly when it comes to public health and safety. oakland city leaders will use the results to better understand the impact of race and also measure inequities and track disparities among ethnic, gender and age groups. that meeting today will be at the oakland public library 81st avenue off of international boulevard running from 5:30 to 7:00 tonight. >>> preparing for an emergency, up next, san francisco's new mayor met with first responders to talk about keeping people safe. how her roots in the city are helping her look to the future. >>> plus, forced to make difficult choices. why some couples say they're not sure they can grow a family in the bay area. >>> welcome back to mornings on two. it's now 5:21. today we have a chance to ask the new mayor london breed about her meeting yesterday with first responders. it was one of her first tasks during her first full day on the job as major. mayor. she emphasized the need to be ready

. >>> we begin with developing news and oakland. this the man hunt on the person that stabbed a woman to death that she got off a parked train late last night. a second woman was badly hurt. alyssa harrington, and bart station are new information on the tragic kit. listen? >> a good morning. such a horrible story. it does appear to be a random attack. we do not know a motive this morning. regardless of mccarson station. -- is one of the busiest transfer stations and police have shut it down last night at 9:45 pm. bart, and then show me speak this morning, and this that we can while we needed. a white male, have your build in shorthair. police are following those leads. >>> we are getting a better idea what happened, the women had been writing on the warm spring line. they were in the car with the suspect. the women exited and the suspect followed them before stabbing them on the platform. family member say that women were sisters, and the man who identified himself as the father showed up at the scene saying that he wants justice.>>

oakland and san jose look good. baltimore and miami have been in a rain ban there looking all right this morning as well. la is fine. cool coast in san francisco, high temperature range about 58 to 105. an on shore breeze for us, not a northeast or due east. it's westerly or southwest and there's a lot of fog out there. as that makes its move we're seeing cool conditions for 50s and low to mid upper 60s but temperatures seem to be running two degrees cooler. a little cool there for some and the water temperature continues to go d

and, a warm night in oakland, 64.allejo, partley sunny skies, more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, high of 85, then for the weekend we will warm-up 288 degrees. but, we are talking about a chance of thunderstorms, i'll be at a small chance. any chance of rain, anywhere in the bay area in the month of july is noteworthy, because typically we get zero. it has poured in arizona, and more flood warnings are expected around las vegas and henderson, nevada. low pressure south of los angeles is taking tropical moisture, which is typically over arizona and sending it back towards there is a -- california. mother nature's flow is a little stronger up to the bay area. that is why we have the cloud cover outside. this way we do carry the small chance of rain overnight. this forecast model says a lot of clouds and no rain. the rain chance or thunderstorm chances only 20%, not zero. we will see sunshine increase by friday afternoon, then we go back to the normal weather on saturday with clouds near the water and lots of sunshine for

eight for oakland and petaluma and 7 in santa rosa. but yesterday was a little thicker for the north bay. satellite/radar showing it's skipping the south bay so you guys are all in the clear. same through livermore and concord this morning. >> we'll begin over along highway 92 where we have a major accident that has shut down both directions of 92. this is right between skyline and 280. and it's definitely causing delays even at this early- morning hour. so anyone heading out of half moon bay won't be able to use that portion of 92. it looks like you can head up 1 and that's still moving at the limit there. but do anticipate delays to continue. 101 at 380, no delays along the peninsula and we are tracking a smooth ride for drivers heading through the north bay with the exception of "karl the fog." he is going to be riding shotgun with you. >>> a new report is out on oakland policing. jackie ward joins us with those findings. >>> reporter: good morning. so the city of oakland spent a quarter million dollars to have data studied and the

. >> take a look at what our camera spotted at the port of oakland. the cherry blossom container ship docked there, called the one confidence, the newly branded symbol of japan's recentlynes and expected to be hundreds of those ships with the colors of the cherry blossom tree, the symbol of spring. >>> the clock is ticking down to the supreme court nominee. >> we're very close to making a decision. >> while that decision has been made, we're waiting for an announcement that could affect generations. >> there's a new reward for tracking down this suspect. >>> did round-up cause cancer? a trial that involves one of the most widely used pesticides gets under way today. >>> this is the upper deck incoming to san francisco. pretty light >>> we are listening two hoursa will toeplaustice kennedy on the supreme court. >> it could impact generations to come andowom t supreme court. >> reporter: president trump producing primetime television, the much anticipated announcement who he will pick to replace justice anthony kennedy. in reality trutv fashion, teasing

oakland housing director. does anyonely check if had owner or their relive it ended up moving into the the smoem. >> unporchinafortunately we hav ability to enforce it. >> reporter: they can't even say how often they evict tenants. how do they not know how many there are? >> we would go back into the system and count hem and separate them. >> reporter: but no one has counted them before. >> we have counted them. i can get you those numbers. >> reporter: that was five months ago. >> how do they even know it's exploding if it's not tracking them? >> reporter: the president of the east bay rental housing association. an advocacy group what's the harm in closing that loophole? >> what would be had point of that? oo just play around with the market just because you can. there's no reason to make a law for problems they say exist but in fact do not. what we do know is more han 2700 people in oakland are homeless and close to 90% were living in alameda county before becoming homeless. do you worry you could be in tha

it's coming to oakland.n three basketball league will take place at oracle tomorrow night. earlier this afternoon the teams were practicing getting ready. >> jason joining us to talk about this event at oracle arena tomorrow and you just had a little chat with ice cube. >> the founder of the big three. he was just in the studio. they were not sure what to call him, mr. cube or ice. spray -- >> he said just call me cube. >> chez jackson and his real name first time ever that it will hit oracle arena and the second season. the previous two stops of the big three which is three on three basketball, houston was one of my 15,000, chicago 15,000. oracle tomorrow should be rocking for the first time since game 2 of the nba finals about one month ago. tickets range from $16-$100. you've got some big names. these are guys with pedigree that can actually play. there is a lot of insight game on 3-on-3. first team with 50 wins. you've got to win by 2. >> 14 second shock clock? >> 14 second shock clock. we asked ice cube

. >>> an oakland mayor passions away at the age of 82. a look at the legacy he left behind. >>> good afternoon, everyone i'm mike meiback. 17 wildfires are raging across the state. >> four of those fires that are considered significant are burning rite here in the northern part of the state. the largest is called the carr fire burning in shasta koun thank you and has claimed the lives of six people including two firefighters as well as a 70 70-year old woman and her two great grandchildren. the fire has destroyed 966 structures including 723 homes and threatening more than 5,000 others. the fire is 20% contained and has burned nearly 99,000 acres. >> the second largest fire burning in the state is the ferguson fire near yosemite park national park. that fire has claimed the lives of two firefighters. brie an hughs died yesterday morning. two weeks ago fire equipment operator lost his life fighting the fire. seven other people have been injured but so far only one structure has been destroyed. the ferguson fire has burned more than 56,000

oakland wins 4-2.hey are now nine games above .500 and have won 8 of their last 9. >>> the new three-point king has been given a big welcome. the newest curry came into the world on monday. ayesha said the baby boy arrived sooner than expected. he has two sisters riley and ryan. congratulations to the steph curry family. i'm andrea nakano with your kpix 5 sports. >>> oakland fire crews are cleaning up the scene of a two- alarm fire that fully engulfs a two-unit home here in east oakland. >> reporter: illegal fireworks, out of control house parties, and sideshows. we'll bring you the latest from san jose where police and firefighters were really busy last night. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional re

these are oakland values. >> oakland mayor front and center.he has been at the center of a high profile dispute between the trump administration and oakland after she warned of an immigration raid. we have continuing coverage in oakland. kis standing up for kids. a youth rally organized by kia marvin. she said it started when she saw a photo of kids crying. she substantial doubts by her actions. >> i am absolutely confident what i did was legal and frankly responsible as the major of this community. we will never back down from taking on racist policies, inhumane policies. this is putting children in cages. we have to stand up. >> i think that it's very wrong. people being separated by innocent children who don't deserve to be separated from their families for no reason. >>> san francisco police department sent us these photos. 187 weapons were turned in which included 11 assault weapons and three shotguns. most of the guns turned in were pistols and revolvers. these are all no questions asked. police say it's a big help in making the streets a

oakland and mountain view. afternoon, temperatures warming up for inland cityings. there's the fog along the coast. looks like it's thinning out some. point reyes. starting out with mostly sunny skies, the future cast model showing it's expected to pull back. partly cloudy, mostly clear at the coast. temperatures look like this, 64 for pacifica. upper 60s in and around the bay. 77 in hayward. 82 in fremont, for inland locations 95 in livermore and in the north bay, 89 expected for napa. temperatures continuing to trend downward into the business week. a look at those numbers for you, coming up. >>> thanks rosemary, a dramatic rescue in thailand, four boys have been taken out of a flooded cave. the rest of the youth soccer team and their coach remain inside. officials say the first phase of the operation is over for now and just a few hours ago president trump tweeted about the rescue saying the u.s. is working closely with the government of thailand to help get the children out of the cave to safety. we want to

oakland after hitting a toddler in the head. a 3-year-old boy. the toddler is recovering at children's hospital oakland. . his parents were attending a memorial service for a murder victim on 80th avenue on holly street when i someone fired shots. shrapnel hit the boy. police have no motivate or suspects. >>> a man who police say admits to expose willing himself dos dozens of of times across the bay area. he was arrested found naked outside an apartment complex on wednesday. police used a tazer to subdue him. he admitted to exposing him in other places and times in the past. >> frrm president bush are expressing about the debate. the presidential leadership program at the clinton children in little rock, arkansas. bush says our country need help from the government to get the situation fixed once and for all. >> i'm disturbed by the debate that's taking place, because i think it undermines the goodness of america. i think it doesn't recognize the valuable contributions that and it ob secures the fact that the rhetoric does that

traffic and oakland looks good and so is 580. a bit of a backup here with an early start the bay bridge. at 5:01 am let's go back. >> we begin with developing news from oakland and mcarthur park station is open this morning. but that is following a double stabbing. one woman is dead and alyssa harrington is there. you just got some new information? >> that is right. good morning i'm told that these two sisters were riding a train around 945 p.m. they just pulled appear to the macarthur park station which we know is a very busy transfer point. they got off the train and a man followed them off the train. he then stabbed them on the platform. it appears to be a random attack. police responded just after 945 p.m. and we are told that the two women were sisters. -- 9:45 pm. and we are told that the two were sisters. they are not sharing the images with the public at this time. >>> a man who identified himself as the father showed up at the horrible seen last night. here is what he had to say. >> i want justice for my daughter. help m

oakland and san jose look good. baltimore and miami have been in a rain ban there looking all right this morning as well. la is fine. cool coast in san francisco, high temperature range about 58 to 105. an on shore breeze for us, not a northeast or due east. it's westerly or southwest and there's a lot of fog out there. as that makes its move we're seeing cool conditions for 50s and low to mid upper 60s but temperatures seem to be running two degrees cooler. a little cool there for some and the water temperature continues to go down. 52 cold degrees, koler than bodega bay. there's a sdreeming delta breeze so that tells me it's the same as yesterday. a few high clouds, for us it's fog and cool. sun gnu and warm to hot. 60s to 90s and 100's. 6:01. sal tells us the friday traffic is better than yesterday. >> especially steve i'm going to show you the east shore freeway. you can see a lot of this here on 80 westbound. it's doing very well driving in from the cartinez bridge to the mcarthur maze. taking 18 minutes, not a

oakland, heyward. san jose with seven degrees of warming from yesterday into -- i should say 24 hour change meaning yesterday at this hour and the at this hour we are seven degrees warmer. confusing for you? pretty much over the entire state and you can see the little blips of green passing through. not expecting any rain or expecting any thunderstorms to develop over the hills. the take away will feel humid and muggy. giving you a view of the winds, generally light. that flow from the south and southwest. also created a southerly surge and so for the south facing beaches, areas like santa cruz you can expect an increased danger of rip currents and sneaker waves and things like that. please be careful. 64 degrees the afternoon high in pacifica. 70 san francisco. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. the hotter spots, 90 in antioch. 83 for the north bay of santa rose a. temperatures will continue to heat up into your weekend. those numbers in just a bit. >>> good morning to you. we are looking at the roa

a police pursuit in oakland. we first brought you this story as breaking news during kron 4 news at 8. police told people in the area of 34th avenue and farnam in the fruitvale district....to stay insdie their homes. the suspects, according to police, ran into a home in the area after being chased by police. (justine) one person is dead and 13 others injured after a gunman opened fire outside a toronto restaurant tonight. authorities say the suspected shooter is now dead. officials say the shooting happened in toronto's greektown neighborhood around ten o'clock eastern time. victims were taken to various trauma centers in the area. toronto fire services were also on scene, helping with recovery efforts. one witness describes what he saw. mos: "i would say i heard at least 20 shots in intervals. and then i saw the carnage as i ran down the street. i saw at least four people shot." people shot."saw at least four people shot." toronto's police chief says a young woman was killed and a young girl is in critcal condit

oakland, heyward. san jose with seven degrees of warming from yesterday into -- i should say 24 hour change meaning yesterday at this hour and the at this hour we are seven degrees warmer. confusing for you? pretty much over the entire state and you can see the little blips of green passing through. not expecting any rain or

. >>> time is 4:38 breaking news from oakland. police investigating a homicide near the oakland coliseum on 65th avenue. lee martinez just arrived so what do you know so far? >> unfortunately there are very few details being released by police at this time. only one patrol car out at the scene. we just saw a tow truck leave with a patrol car in the kuld sack neighborhood. the car being towed was a metallic covered lexus four- door sedan. in oakland, lee martinez, acex launch a satellite a lot of fog out there. >> there it goes. . >> it consists of ten satellites. >> look at that picture. >> that's a great shot. we're right there. >> timing was perfect. on board ten satellites to spread global communications and as we watch it, looks like it's going well so we'll keep an eye on that. there it goes, taking off from vander burg air base. >>> still ahead, coming up, he was called to a home in arizona to fix the air conditioning. we'll tell you >>> plus, up the type is off to a nice start interstate 880 in oakland looks good. . >> well

in oakland. >>reporter: you know what, we are seeing this camera that we turned toward the fire in east oakland. it is in the 5900 block of hays street. now you can see some flames. there it is. we are shooting down toward the coliseum. we first saw black and white smoke, now we see flames coming from a building. the fire apartment -- department immediately call for a second alarm. we also have crews on the way. we will have a live report from the scene coming up as soon as we can. >>> let's take a look at westbound 580 seeing slowing toward the tracy triangle -- tracee triangle. there is some slow traffic. this is 880 in oakland. the fire has not affected the major freeways. no problems on the actual spam. now how about today's weather. >>> we are tracking a little warming trend as we had toward the weekend. we're talking low clouds and fog this morning. you can see the system to our north and west. that has been cooling-off the bay area for the last few days. today we will begin to bump up thos

hospital in oakland.h avenue and holly last night at 11 p.m. the circumstances are unclear. police are looking for a suspect. the child was in the back seat . at this point police are not providing any suspect description or giving us any more details about what happened but we are told that there is no suspect in custody at this time. >>> president trump is in london this morning. air force one touched down about 30 minutes ago. this is his first visit to the uk as president. he is scheduled to meet with british prime minister theresa may and queen elizabeth tomorrow. and thousands of protestors plan to march. president trump flew to london following the nato summit in brussels. there he attacked germany and other member nations for not doing their part to support the alliance. >> i told people that i would be very unhappy if they didn't up their commitments very substantially. >> today was meant to focus on georgia, ukraine and the war in afghanistan. but the alliance went into an emergency session amid

oakland. >> i love it. it is great. especially on the lake, catching the breeze, it is super fun. >> reporter: while many agree, others worry about scooters blocking sidewalks been used in a dangerous manner or becoming blank. they will enact new rules about electric scooter use. >> how do we make sure this trepidation option is made available to people in an equitable way -- how do we make sure this new option is made available to people in an equitable way without it being a disruption? >> reporter: you will place a limit on how many can be on the streets -- oakland will not place a limit on how many can be used on the streets. >> as they are used more, they are allowed to add more. >> reporter: they have bright green scooters and it has attracted 25,000 riders in oakland over the last few months, logging 70,000 trips and covering some 100,000 miles. the company says this cutback on an estimated 90,000 pounds of carbon emissions. but complaints on social media and elsewhere are piling up abo

the giants in oakland, they are going to be playing in oakland, i should say, but the battle of the bay continuing today, tomorrow, sunday. so it should be exciting times for the bay area sports fans depending whatever team you're going for. a gorgeous view at at&t park. you can see there's some fog in the bay area. here's a look at the game day forecast for this evening. so 6:35, it will be the first pitch. and yes, it will be one of those days where we'll see the fog will start to roll in again this evening but most likely oakland should be in the clear until later on. so at the end of the game perhaps that's when we'll see more of that marine layer return. for now, it's definitely there. you saw it in the "salesforce tower" camera. you can see it here through the bay and through parts of the north bay, as well. futurecast showing we'll continue to see it until 9 a.m. and then by noontime, some of the monsoonal moisture will send cloud coverage coming through. so between noon and about 5 p.m. or so, you may see a few high clouds. it's not showing it to be too thick of a cloud coverage

millions of dollars in oakland. i think it is more than that. >> reporter: a helicopter was used to help with enforcement. this chopper was circling above east oakland and flashing a spotlight -- down to the ground. aside the five arrests, officers gave out 56 citations related to illegal fireworks. this morning, people were cleaning up, check out this large pile. and, bags of spent fireworks. empty shells littered intersections and many parts of the city. >> we do not like a dirty neighborhood to walk through, and see. it is trashy. >> i saw a lot of neighbors cleaning up east oakland today. i also grew up in east oakland, and my mom worked two jobs to put food on the table, so when i think of east oakland i think of low income working-class people like my mom. and, that is why it is hard to understand -- and you do not know how to answer the question -- where are people getting all this money to buy fireworks in east oakland? because, the fireworks we saw yesterday could have paid a lot of rents. live in oakland,

oakland 72. these numbers are slightly cooler than yesterday but because of that added humidity, it's not going to feel very comfortable. 88 for campbell. 84 in sunnyvale. palo alto 84 degrees today. temperatures across the east bay also upper 80s, low 90s for a lot of you like antioch and brentwood. sausalito staying cool at 68 degrees there. same with berkeley, 68. further up north the heat is intense in the upper 90s yet again. so this is the monsoonal moisture futurecast. we'll have thunderstorms for the southern sierra and then late tonight, early tomorrow morning, look at this green popping up. that may just bring dry lightning with it. not expecting rain. this is all going to be in the form of virga. so that just could be high cloud coverage with moisture in the air. humidity will be on the rise and lightning strikes something we'll be watching today and early tomorrow morning and then by saturday, sunday those chances will be gone but the heat will be up even more. triple digits for part

the victim went to oakland high and dewey academy. the oakland unified school district superintendent said nia wilson was one of our own. in an instant the reprehensible acts of one person have destroyed her family and shaken our community. as we mentioned a march to downtown oakland formed for nia wilson. about 1,000 people turned out and some of the crowd marched down telegraph avenue. according to oakland police, a fight broke out between a group of people. officers deployed a chemical agent to disburse the crowd. officers detained two men who were later released. police are investigating two other homicides at bart stations in the last five days. new surveillance images show a suspect who police say sucker purchased another man at the bart station early saturday. the man fell and hit his head on the cement floor. sadly he was removed from life support yesterday. last wednesday a man died after a fight at the pleasant hill bart station. the man from pitsburg suffered a cut to his leg and it got infect and ended up killing him. poli

oakland waking up to 58 degrees.nd, yes, visibility impacted because those clouds are sitting so low so half moon bay is down to 2.5 miles. in the north bay it's also low. half mile now in santa rosa. i'll talk about our temperatures and how hot we're about to get coming up. >>> this morning, a mass evacuation is under way at yosemite national park as smoke from a deadly wildfire fills the valley. >> kpix 5's anne makovec telling us that much of the park is shutting down today at noon. >> reporter: this closure could last through sunday. at least 1,000 campgrounds and hotel reservations have been canceled and this is of course the peak of the summer tourist season. highway 140 is already closed and at noon officials will close highway 41. that's the route that goes north from fresno into the heart of the park. the ferguson fire has been raging for two weeks now in rugged terrain burning close to 60 square miles. the fire is 25% contained and it's threatening highway 41. so the park service is shutting down yosemite v

the fog has filled in to across the bay, into parts of the east bay, oakland, even near the oakland airports a live shot from the summi sutro tower. temperatures are mainly in the 50s and 60s. san francisco 55. oakland 56. san jose, 62 degrees right now. gilroy, cooler at 53 degrees. i want to show you this live shot in san rafael. we can see some of those hazy conditions. we'll see smoke from those fires again today affecting parts of the north bay and into san francisco. in santa rosa, it is currently 52 degrees. napa, 55 where they'll see some smoke as well throughout the day. fairfield, concord at 61 61. livermore at 63. this is a visible satellite image yesterday. we've of course been tracking the pawnee fire and county fire. this is the smoke drifting that you see. we've had a northerly flow, it drifted down through parts of the north bay, and it even made it down as far as san francisco as we've been showing you. so red flag warnings still in effect for some parts of the north bay mountains. this does include lake county, yolo county and solano. this land breeze is dry so humidity ca

oakland mazefrom the oakland maze (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will gradually warm throughr warming trend will be followed by cooler temperatures into the latter part of the week and next weekend with inland highs falling back into the 80's. meanwhile areas along the coast will stay cool in the 60's. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) an uber driver in missouri has been suspended after the company learned he was live-streaming hundreds of passengers. jason gargac has driven for both uber and lyft since march... over 700 rides.. and a majority were live on his twitch without the passengers knowledge. thousands of people would view the live stream giving commentary on the passengers. viewers would comment on how the passengers looked and rate their attractiveness. uber said gargac's behavior is a breach of their standands.. and lyft ha

and social justice in oakland. oakland was one of the city's chosen last year to be a part of this study. researchers gave oakland a score of 33.5 out of 100. they think there is a lot of room for improvement. particularly when it comes to public health and safety. oakland city leaders plan to use the results to better understand the effects on race, and also measure in equities, and track disparities among ethnic, gender, and age groups. the meeting this evening will be at the oakland public library on 81st avenue off international boulevard. it will run from 5:32 7:00 tonight. >>> people who live in san francisco that live near the famous house near the show full house, once the city to ban tour buses on the street. the houses on broderick street in lower pacific heights. the show reboot led to more people, more buses stopping by to see that house. the board of directors will consider banning tour buses through tuesday. just a few years ago, a similar ban went into effect in the alamo square neighborhood, where t

in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> right now anti-i.c.e. protesters are camped out in front of the federal immigration in san francisco. it's part of a national demonstration called occupy i.c.e. demonstrators in san francisco say they are not going anywhere. some have even pitched tents. protesters are speaking out against the trump administration's immigration policies and the agency's tactics. they want the federal government to dismantle i.c.e. tonight i.c.e. says it quote fully respects the rights of all people to voice their opinion without interference. i.c.e. in conjunction with our federal counterparts is continuing to monitor the situation and will make necessary modifications to ensure operations resume appropriately. >>> tonight firefighters are making some progress against the massive fire burning in napa and owe low counties. the -- yolo counties. corral fire just order -- cal fire just ordered new evacuations south of old county road 40 and north of county road 53. the fire is so big the smoke could be seen from space. kpix 5

live in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> carlos aceto is also in oakland with reaction from the families about this plea deal. carlos? >> reporter: there were many tears inside the courtroom today from family members of the victims, knowing the defendants accept a responsibility for what happened through this plea agreement, but some are asking is it enough? the morning of december 2nd, 2016 is a day that forever changed the lives of 36 families, that's how many people were lost in the ghost ship warehouse fire. 18 months later, some sense of justice for family members after the judge accepted the two defendants' plea deal, derick almena and max harris convicted on all 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> it's a small satisfaction. >> david gregory was emotional after the hearing, saying the sentence will not be enough to bring his daughter back. >> we wanted fair justice, and we don't feel that, in our opinion, that was fair justice. >> reporter: other family members did not wish to speak. the lengthy proceedings emotional for everybody, including the deputy da. >> we

kpix5 wilson walker tells us it comes with a big reward. >> reporter: in oakland -- >> in oakland we value safety and we need housing. we are in a housing crisis. >> reporter: amid a string of residential construction fires from emoryville to concord where we have video of a suspect creeping in and out of a doomed construction site, it was oakland mayor announcing a 300,000 dollar reward for information leading to an arson conviction. >> so we can find out who is doing this and stop them. >> reporter: this new reward however did not come with any new information from fire investigators. >> the fire is undetermined. the effort continues to try to determine cause. >> reporter: but listen to the president of the oakland jobs and housing coalition the group that is putting up the $300,000. >> we believe and we are not experts, but we believe the fires that are started in emoryville and concordant fire in valdez you know it seems like there's a certain pattern to the fires that causes us to believe that it may be the work of an individual or a driewch individuals that -- or a group of ind

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