since the end of last week, more than 20,000 people have been evacuated from the islands of rouz andv, and more than 3,000 tourists who were among the survivors . they are the biggest act of changing the history of greece done in 24 hours after entering the hotel in room 19. get in your car and run away, apparently the capital of sicily it's safe palermo airport is closed as fire surrounds the runway from the orange night sky that scares everyone to the gray world that has caused terrible damage, the situation in the mediterranean and the algerian coast are well connected. slow down where at least 30 45 people died working with adrien's electric meat grinder with constant speed to quickly prepare extra food and all kinds of dietary sauces . he prepares diet sauces and food for you with an electric meat grinder we can cook all kinds of cocos and cutlets very quickly and easily and enjoy the unique texture of the food. enjoy cooking, convenient and fast . send the number 6 to the code number 2054 and get the aquarium electric blender with free delivery at your door. in the name of alla

rouz oakland set a record 90 degrees downtown and then sfo, the airport there set a record at 91 degrees. so a couple record highs today was the hottest day we're going to see this week. it was up there. you know, temperatures tomorrow are not going to be this hot. temperatures tomorrow are going to drop a solid 5 to 10 degrees. and then as we go into friday, they're going to drop another 5 to 10 degrees. so we're going into a massive cooldown here, which will be kind of nice considering it's been pretty pretty darn warm. this is the mechaniczne am. i showed it to you earlier as a mechanism for getting the smoke out. this shows up really on thursday afternoon, but this is the basic idea and the big picture here is this thing is hanging out through labor day weekend, which means if you're going to lake berryessa, you're going to lake tahoe. it's not going to be that hot. it's going to be in the lake tahoe area. it's going to be in the 60s. and there's a chance for some showers, especially on friday. so this system clears the smoke, gets rid of the air quality issue. obviously drops the re

rouz do i have a an escape route or a plan if i'm separated from my family? sue wagner says after two evacuations, her family did something new this year and bought a motorhome. if it turns out that we have to evacuate because god forbid, a fire comes, that's where we'll probably stay. cal fire and napa county says during this red flag warning, they have all of their engines, aircraft and hand crews ready and on standby in case a fire breaks out in napa county. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news and to stay on top of tomorrow's red flag warning and the heat. you can download our free ktvu weather app. new at 11 cal state university is apologizing for failure to repatriate native american remains and artifacts in violation of state law. the hearing in sacramento drew lawmakers and top csu administrators. sonoma state university has the largest number of artifacts with more than 185,000. and the presence of sonoma state said today that many items have been donated to the university as collections and they are taking steps to return them to appropriate tribes. as

green ian kelly black achilles rouz schenkel. um yeah, the whole group here except for okay.ight hey, guys. thank you. tell me a little bit of the last question i have is what tyra they're going to be like today is going to be amazing. we're putting together a dope show for it. um common is going to be headlining hierro. who was from oakland, who a lot of people compare us to, um there is their thing they've been doing it for, i would say, maybe 10 years on the screen there, the director there the details for high or day it's coming up soon. 50 years celebrating 50 years of hip hop. i can't believe it, right? yes i wasn't even born that kidding. bledsoe and d j d sharp and the rest of macarthur mace. thank you so much for joining us here. thank you. thank you. still to come. we've heard of four day work weeks. but what about four day school weeks next on the nine? we'll delve into the debate surrounding the approach and why some parents say there are more challenges to that ea. stay with us. wednesday kat rine schwarzenegger press today at 10 ktvu. fox two. i got hurt in a ca

new at six tonight, ctv's rouz rendon spoke with the woman's mother about the family's loss. it was god's wish to take her and he did. inside of this mountain view apartment, the parents and loved ones of lucinda daniels are grieving. he was a really, really, really good mom. she was a really good football mom to her happiest place was there. olga gonzalez tells me her daughter lucinda was with family last friday, watching her son dylan play for the mountain view high spartans. dylan injured his foot on the field. his parents rushed to his side. dad fainted but was okay. then lucinda collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. she had a stroke. i think it was a hard blow to him to know that when he got hurt, that happened to his mom, olga finds some comfort knowing her daughter was surrounded by family at the game. and it happened in a place where she was most happy with her pompoms cheering and it just we couldn't have asked for a better place for her. the wife and mother of four worked as a campus aide and had a second job working at a dollar store for they say she loved her

rouz in concord. we might be the biggest city in contra costa county, but we're the big city with a small town feel. so i know that all of us on the council get text messages about everything you can possibly think of from our constituents and they also do reach out to guy and our city manager. and i take pride in that because i think that that people trust us and they engage with us. and so that's going to be my expectation with the master developer going forward as well. this election of brookfield properties comes after a months long search to find a new developer. back in january, the city ended its negotiations with a previous developer and a new search began in the spring. also new at ten, police in vallejo are investigating a homicide at a homeless encampment. police say they received reports of a dead body just after 4 p.m. on tuesday. detectives found the body of an adult man at the redwood street encampment. police say he died after he had been shot at least once. the motive and circumstance

rouz blocking transgender minors from gender affirming medical care, and requiring schools to notify parents if their child changes their gender identity. who gets to raise our kids? who gets to raise the next generation of students in the state of california? is it the government or is it their parents? this policy is destructive. it's discriminatory, and it's downright dangerous. s the dueling rallies follow the filing of a lawsuit by attorney general rob bonta. he's suing the chino valley unified school district over its own parental notification policy. the chino valley unified school district should remember the oath that they took to support and defend the constitution of the great state of california and stop hurting kids. the board recently passed the policy during a raucous hearing where state superintendent tony thurman banned, played with board president sonya shaw. she blasted the lawsuit and defended the district's move. this was just another thing to put a safeguard in place and bring the parent back in the picture so they're aware of it and they could be there for thei

rouz a young fan trying to beat the heat in oakland where the a's were going for a sweep against theoyals. a scoreless game here in the third. adrian martinez leaves one up for dyron blanco and that ball is not coming back. save that baseball. blanco, who is from cuba, goes deep for the first time in his major league career, as it didn't matter how many runs the a's allowed because they didn't score any fourth inning, drew waters goes opposite field against francisco perez. brant rooker can't get there. matt beaty scores from first. waters goes all the way to third with a triple rooker stayed in the game. the a's get just two hits against four pitchers as they go down four to nothing. all right, joe, thank you. and that is our news at six hour. live news at seven begins right now with alex and heather ktvu fox two news starts now. three people, including a teenager, are recovering tonight after they were chased down in their car on a busy street and shot at in the east bay. also the ninth circuit court of appeals hears arguments on the ban on clearing homeless encampments

rouz. they're also helping with evacuation.irefighters from redwood city and other bay area departments are also helping with the response to that fire. all right. time is 925. communities all over the country, including many right here in the bay area. they're seeing an increase in the number of covid cases coming up on mornings on 2 to 9. we're going to talk live with a doctor about the newest variant and why doctors are closely watching it. plus, the preparations already happening in the east bay for a big holiday weekend. road closure by caltrans wants to get the word out. days before highway 80 is shut down. on the port of oakland. i hope your week is getting off to a great start. now let's look way into the future and elsewhere. it would reportedly take just 22 people to establish a sustainable colony on mars. research year at george mason university used computer simulations to determine optimal conditions for human settlement. on that planet. they looked at logistics and evaluated personality traits that would be ideal

ktvu rouz jana katsuyama went to several of the gatherings, eyes fixed on the screens. a big crowd turned francisco gop's debate watch party at kezar pub wednesday night, a chance to learn about the eight candidates on stage challenging the one frontrunner, former president donald trump, who was absent. president trump is in a strong and commanding position. but there are a lot of people who are not fans of his. and i think what we want to see here out of the debates is to sort of exchange ideas, to find out where we are. some people said the debate did not change their support for trump in the republican primary. and someone asked me, he said, who do you like here? and i said, well, i like president trump. they said, well, who here? and i said, well, no one here in that case, because everyone here, in my opinion, they are really just kind of competing for who is going to be the vice president. i'm a supporter of donald trump. i also like dissenters. others said they voted for trump before, but are looking for a fresh start and support other candidates. a lot of people

and some of her fans rouz flew in from other parts of the country just to be at that concert. get ready for a major freeway closure just ahead of the holiday weekend. we'll show you how soon we'll see. big delays on interstate 80 and how long the work is expected to last. plus, a vigil will be held for a store clerk who was killed during a robbery in san francisco where people will be gathering as police are still searching for the attacker . plus, we know that the republican party of alameda county has has has

today's fundraiser will include current players and executive rouz players participate in some of the a fifth grader? you can get tickets to that gala. it includes dinner photos with super bowl trophies and an auction for 49ers prize packages. all right. your time. just about 517, an air quality advisory for the bay area has now been extended through today because of the smoke coming from a wildfire along the california and oregon border. the pollution levels are not expected to exceed the federal health standards or lead to a spare. the air alert when gusts up to 18 miles an hour fueled the growth of what's called the smith river complex fire. it reached 68,000 acres and it is still 0% contained. and police in nevada are in northern northern california helping out with the emergency response to that fire and shared these photos on social media. some novato police officers were helping to patrol the burned out areas near the fire to keep the roads closed and prevent any problems out there. and they're helping with evacuations. firefighter crews from redwood city and other bay area fir

rouz meantime, the santa clara county board of supervisors has delayed a vote over buying military equipment for the sheriff's department because of concerns over the use of tear gas in county jail as a ktvu investigation found the sheriff's office used tear gas. 17 times last year on inmates who refused to obey orders. santa clara is the only county in the bay area using tear gas in its jails. a member of the county's corrections monitoring committee says they previously believed that chemical agents were not used against individual inmates, but will always led to believe that it's going to be used in riot type situations. this is alarming to us, and this is a an eye opener. and quite frankly, we think that the community should have a right to really weigh in on this, because this is a very different scenario than we were led to believe. now, a report by an independent auditor found that using tear gas is within allowed county policy. however, advocates for jail reform call this inhumane. lgbtq civil rights groups rallied in sacramento, demanding protections for trans students. and this com

and some of her fans rouz flew in from other parts of the country just to be at that concert. get ready for a major freeway closure just ahead of the holiday weekend. we'll show you how soon we'll see. big delays on interstate 80 and how long the work is expected to last. plus, a vigil will be held for a store clerk who was killed during a robbery in san francisco where people will be gathering as police are still searching for the attacker . plus, we know that the republican party of alameda county has has has sponsored and is pushing the recall narrative . the alameda county da did defends herself against an ongoing recall effort. we sit down with pamela price for a one on one interview. her message for victims and their families from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday . it's august 31st. you got us here again. gasia. can i tell you that moon just about poked me in the eye when i opened the door this morning. absolutely amazing. i was thinking the same thing. let

rouz, redwood city, san rafael, livermore and san jose. the arrows are all pointing up today. 95, 90, 98 and 90 on the forecast highs. the only caveat might be there's enough smoke around that it might take the edge off some of these. so that's the first time we've really had to deal with that this summer. 72 in brentwood, yet 50 and 60s for half moon bay dropped to 48 san anselmo is now 5255 petaluma and also santa rosa and napa airport in there as well. temperature are running a little bit warmer, although oakland airport says minus two compared to 24 hours ago. generally, though, at santa rosa, petaluma and nevada, which are running a little bit warmer than yesterday. so not a big jump, 32 to 36. truckee south, lake tahoe, how about that? 74, though, in redding. north wind up there, 54, ukiah, sacramento at 65. strong, low. seattle's high yesterday was only 62. one of the coldest they've had in the last 40 years. for august 29th, we have another low on the way. it'll be showing up starting tomorrow. so this one is on the way right for u

district leaders say those factors are impacting day to day operation rouz and changes will need to bereased more than 4000 students since the 2012 2013 school year, and it's estimated to lose an additional 4600 students over the next ten years. as a result, the district's state funding will be impacted, the district says it's expecting to lose $5 million by the 20 2526 school year, but that could be as much as $30 million loss over time. that means no salary increases for staff. and there's already a staffing shortage over the last two school years. the district says at least 15% of classrooms were staffed by substitutes or teachers on special assignment. we spoke to the superintendent about these shortages ahead of the start of this school year. we're have about 25% of our vacancies. we're still trying to fill. that compares to about 20% last year at this time. so we're in a similar place. but it is tough because every district is trying to fully staff their classrooms to address these challenges. the board plans to propose a list of changes tonight, including staffing schools based