b s john list. jamal kush old g casual g fiance reacted to the meeting with the tweet. seeing the blood of the princess next victim is on biden's hands. the u. s. president has counted the criticism. thank you, bill here. respect to the murder of cash yogi, i raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he, he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it, and he took action against those who were responsible human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now, saudi arabia has never been a rights respecting country. it's ever been a country where you can speak freely, but what we've seen in the past 5 years is a total shut down of the space for any public criticism or any hint that you might disagree with the authorities. the leaders discussions ranged from regional security to clean energy initiatives, but saudi oil is being seen as the driving factor here. especially if it can replace russian supplies on

he says he's documented nearly every kind of criminal behavior and told kpix 5's john ramos it is time for the city to step up. >> reporter: for many the lawless state of oakland has reached a point of hopelessness. and nowhere is it more evident than here. the flag above the melrose powder coating company flies upside down. a universal symbol of distress. from inside the office owner curtis naggengas keeps his eyes on his security cameras documenting the lawlessness outside. a fight between two men. a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows. another man smoking crack in his car. a pickup truck from under a camper shell dumping it in the middle of the street. all of this in one block of the city. >> about ten years ago, really bad to where we had the squatters and the drugs and just disregard for any city laws whatsoever on this street and it has become very dangerous. >> that is also captured on camera. here a man pulls a gun on a customer outside of a glass shop forcing him to his car before an employee appears and the gunman fleece the scene. the owner of the glass sho

. >> kpix 5's john ramos spoke with truckarers at the port of oakland who say you will be feeling the impact before long. >> there is 9,000 trucks that serve the port on daily basis and 90% are independent contractors. so this is a big, big impact. >> reporter: bill owns ab trucking in oakland. he employs his own drivers and uses independent contractors to handle overflow business which just became illegal. he says he won't be able to use trucks owned by the drivers anymore. >> it just doesn't work. you own your own truck, it's your truck. i can't take possession of it and start using it. in a case like my company, we just eliminate owner operators and reduce the workload. >> reporter: that's a disaster for a man who bought his own truck a month ago. he, like other owner operators, spent tens of thousands of dollars to not be someone's employee. >> do you feel a sense of pride in owning your own truck? >> oh, yeah, why not? that's my own truck. working for myself. >> reporter: now his truck will be useless unless he wants to become his own trucking company, backing his own loads and d

but as kpix 5's john ramos reports, a bay area lawmaker's ongoing effort to exonerate these so-called port chicago 50 is finally gaining steam. >> reporter: the explosion at port chicago was so loud, it could be heard in san francisco. but what happened afterwards could be heard across the country, and it's still echoing today. in 1944, port chicago used segregated, all-black units to load munitions aboard ships. on july 17th, something went wrong, and two ships loaded with 5,000 tons of explosives blew up, destroying the base and much of the nearby town. 320 sailors died, but one who survived, morris suble, later told his son about the conditions at the base. >> he said, we were never trained to load ammunition. it was something we had to learn on our own, so we improvised. >> reporter: immediately following the disaster, the surviving sailors were sent to vallejo to resume their jobs. but 50 refused to work without proper training. the so-called port chicago 50 were tried and convicted not for refusing an order but for mutiny. this is the nephew of one of the sailors killed in the b

. >> kpix 5's john ramos has the story. >> reporter: on the map, this area just off 101 is called sargentt to the native americans who used to live here, it had a different name. now they're joining to fight to try to keep it from becoming a industrial opation. just off these wind swept hills a land holding company has proposed constructing a sand and gravel mine to supply base material for regional construction projects. >> as soon as we heard about that, our tribe smoke up loutly and forcefully about this right here being our most sacred site, our sacred site for thousand of years and, we oppose that. >> reporter: valentin lopez is part of the amu muttsun tribe. he said his tribe was relocated and very few remain in the area. but he says that doesn't change the spiritual and historical importance of the hills. >> we have no protection for our sacred sites. this here was a catholic, a mormon, a jewish, buddhist or any other religion it would have protections but because it's an amuh muttsun site it has no protections whatsoever. and that is shameful. it really is shameful. should not all

kpix 5's john ramos has that story. >> reporter: it's not often that you find a solution to a difficult problem that satisfies virtually everyone, but that may be what's happening here on mount diablo. rick ed jmonson knows the danger all too well. he collided with a car in his lane and ended up in this ditch on the side of the road. he's still dealing with both the physical and psychological impacts of the crash. >> every time i see a car coming the other way, it's like, oh, no. you know, i can't crash like that again. >> reporter: it's been a problem for a long time now, cars trying to pass slow-moving bikes on blind curves swerving into the opposing lane right into the path of other cyclists coming downhill. >> hey! >> reporter: so some members of a group called mount diablo cyclists began pushing for a fix, and in 2014 they came up with an idea. >> 80% of the collisions on the mountain were occurring on or near blind curves, and what can we do to prevent that? and we realized that we could modify a bike lane into a bike turnout. >> reporter: here's what the turnouts look like. at bl

kpix 5's john ramos on a looming deadline. >> back in 2008, governor arnold schwarzenegger signed into law a new set of regulations for trucks and buses to reduce pollution. the final rule will go into effect this january 1st, banning diesel trucks with engines made before 2010. >> so this is one of the most significant mobile source regulations that california has a state has ever taken on air quality in terms of protecting public health and our communities. >> while the law has been on the books for 14 years now, its implementation couldn't be coming at a worse time. the pandemic has caused supply chain problems and a shortage of drivers. and now, at the new year stroke of midnight, an estimated 80,000 trucks will suddenly become illegal in california. >> you're going to knock out at the port of oakland with this rule about 1800 owner operators who simply don't have the wherewithal right now because of these economic conditions to replace those trucks. >> that includes daniel quiyour. he bought his tractor trailer five years ago, but his engine missed compliance by one year. at the e

as kpix 5's john ramos reports, they tried to fight the bill in court. that didn't work, so now they're taking it to the streets. >> reporter: we've been telling you how ab-5 will impact the trucking industry. today the drivers showed up to demonstrate how it might affect consumers as well. it was not business as usual at the port of oakland this morning. the independent truck drivers who make up 90% of the operation are on strike over ab 5. the new law requires trucking companies make their drivers employees shutting out the independent operators who own their own rigs. protesters blocked other trucks from entering the port as a way to get lawmakers' attention. >> if the port got affected, the government will listen and they will have to. that's what we're actually doing. we'll continue until we get it. >> reporter: trucks lined up down the streets as police made a deal with the protesters to allow ten trucks in every 30 minutes. >> right now in good faith, i need everyone to separate, make a path and let five in. >> reporter: currently trucking compani

kpix 5's john ramos reports, it has also demonstrated the ability of everyday people to effect change. >> reporter: the marin municipal water district has been preaching a message of conservation to its customers during these dry times, but it splay been the power of social media that convinced them to practice what they preach. >> this neighborhood is incredibly conscientious. we have buckets in our showers. we have tubs in our sinks. >> reporter: at lyle christie's home in the san rafael hills, he has even installed a manifold that can shut off any pipe if it starts to leak. >> and then we come up here. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: at the top of the hill is a water tank owned by the district that is anything but a water saver. this 50,000 gallon reservoir made of redwood was built in 1977 and has been leaking like a sieve for a long time. christie tested it and figures it's losing at least two gallons per minute. that's one million 50,000 gallons per year. elizabeth tressler lives right next to the tank and says she has been watching it leak for about a decade. >> i was very mad,

as kpix 5's john ramos reports, they tried to fight the bill in court. that didn't work, so now they're taking it to the streets. >> reporter: we've been tng

kpix 5's john chitnas has more on those street racing because it killed their loved ones. >> reporter: san jose police hope the message reaches anyone involved. whether you're a driver or spectator, there will be consequences. nearly 200 cars took over this san jose state campus saturday night and they gave out around 500 citations. >> i saw it as well. that took a lot of planning to do something like that. >> reporter: police say the sideshow started at 11:00 p.m. at the intersection of 10th street and alma avenue. they had a coordinated response to shut it down. >> we know it's out of control. it's happening everywhere. >> reporter: police say they made seven arrests for weapons and firearms charges. they recovered two guns at the scene and impounded five cars for 30 days each. >> a lot of these individuals are either teens or young adults and they think they're invincible. they don't think it's going to happen to them. >> reporter: street racing kills is a nonprofit based in california trying to help communities around the state to convince young people not to give in to these ille

. >> but as kpix 5's john ramos tells us, the cyclists are accusing the city of overreacting. >> reporter: this gauntlet of chain-link fencing is the joe rodota regional trail. officials put up the fencing as a way to protect public safety. but it's hard to find anyone from the public who thinks it's really necessary. two weeks ago without warning, the fences went up. sonoma regional parks closed a half-mile section of the popular bike and pedestrian trail because of a small homeless encampment that the district says is making it unsafe for the public to access. does that feel like a huge overreaction? >> yes. huge overreaction. there is always tents on the trail. they kind of move around. sometimes there is more. sometimes it kind of goes down when they move people along. but there are always homeless people on the trail. >> reporter: a group of cyclists rallied in front of the county op t trail. they say it's unfair to pit them against the homeless when they never asked for it to be closed in the first place. >> the county is consumed with fears about liability for everything. so i have

kpix 5's john ramos says he now wants the city to step up. >> reporter: for many, the lawless state of oakland has reached a point of hopelessness, and nowhere is that more evident than here on pairmain street. the flag above the melrose powder coating company flies upside down, a universal symbol of distress. from inside the office, owner curtis keeps his eyes on his security cameras, documenting the lawlessness going on outside. a fight between two men. a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows. another man smoking crack in his car. a pickup truck driving out from under a camper shell, dumping it in the middle of the street. all of this in one block of the city. >> problems starting getting bad about ten years ago, really bad to where we have the squatters and the drugs and just disregard for any city laws whatsoever on this street. and it's become very dangerous. >> reporter: that's also captured on camera. here a man pulls a gun on a customer outside of a glass shop, forcing him to his car before an employee appears and the gunman flees the scene. the owner of the gla

. >> but as kpix 5's john ramos report, an effort is gaining steam to exonerate the sailors convicted after the disaster. >> reporter: the explosion at port chicago was so loud, it could be heard in san francisco. but what happened afterwards could be heard across the country, and it's still echoing today. in 1944, port chicago used segregated all black units to load munitions aboard ships. on july 17th, something went wrong and two ships loaded with 5,000 tons of explosives blew up, destroying the base and much of the nearby town. 320 sailers died. but one who survived, morris suble later told his son about the conditions at the base. >> he said we were never trained to load ammunition. it with something we had to learn on our own so we improvised. >> reporter: immediately after the surviving sailors were sent to vallejo to resume their jobs, but 50 refused to work without proper training. the so-called port chicago 50 were tried and convicted, not for refusing an order, but for mutiny. jason is the nephew of one of the sailers killed in the blast and a former air force paralegal. he

kpix 5's john ramos says he now wants the city to step up. >> reporter: for many, the lawless state ofland has reached a point of hopelessness, and nowhere is that more evident than here on pairmain street. the flag above the melrose powder coating company flies upside down, a universal symbol of distress. from inside the office, owner curtis keeps his eyes on his security cameras, documenting the lawlessness going on outside. a fight between two men. a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows. another man smoking crack in his car. a pickup truck driving out from under a camper shell, dumping it in the middle of the street. all of this in one block of the city. >> problems starting getting bad about ten years ago, really bad to where we

. >> but as kpix 5's john ramos tells us, the cyclists are accusing the city of overreacting. >> reporter: this gauntlet of chain-link fencing is the joe rodota regional trail. officials put up the fencing as a way to protect public safety. but it's hard to find anyone from the public who thinks it's really necessary. two weeks ago without warning, the fences went up. sonoma regional parks closed a half-mile section of the popular bike and pedestrian trail because of a small homeless encampment that the district says is making it unsafe for the public to access. does that feel like a huge overreaction? >> yes. huge overreaction. there is always tents on the trail. they kind of move around. sometimes there is more. somes

as kpix 5's john ramose reports -- >> reporter: what is happening at this apartment complex is an indicator be a shift in the power of power between tenant and landowner. it started six years ago with the dispute over the conditions of the apartments at this building on 29th avenue. francisco perez had to install new flooring and fix his own cabinets that were falling apart. but then came rent increases, and in 2019, he was worried were him and his wife would end up. >> i was worried that we would be under a bridge. >> it is full of people. >> out

as kpix 5's john ramos reports, a new program hopes to put a down payment on the state's future. >> the price of homes in the bay area is high enough. but if you don't have the cash to put down a hefty down payment, it can cost a lot more, and put home ownership out of the reach of a lot of people. the median sales price of a house in california reached $786,000 last year. that's a pretty modest home in the bay area. but even on that, a 20% down payment would be more than $157,000. there are loans that require a smaller down payment, some as low as 3.5%. but you'll pay a lot more for the loan and mortgage banker roger smith says there is one more drawback. >> recently, without a 20% down payment, you really your offer is hardly even considered. >> reporter: that's why the state just created a fund called the california dream for all program. with it, the state becomes a partner in the transaction, lending first-time home buyers enough to put 20% down. that lowers the amount of the loan and eliminates the requirement for private mortgage insurance, or pmi. this graphic shows how dramatic

not lot of change for you remaining in the 60's to 70's, john, thank that will bar is still currentlytopped between concord and pleasant hill because he's a grass fire in that area. >> major delays on that antioch line. if you're traveling towards sfo or the antioch direction. now, currently they're providing mutual aid. if you are taking bart 11 minutes heading into the city, meteor lights have been off for the past 40 minutes. so traffic is building there at the bay bridge toll plaza. 12 minute drive. 1 heading across towards the peninsula in the south bay. we had an accident that has now been cleared along oakland road one. 0 one. if you're traveling up north. so now you just see residual delays from that. a 44 minute ride as you're traveling towards in park. let's check on 6.80, doubling down to fremont about 14 minutes. southbound and northbound moving at the limit. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 6, 19 and in just the past couple of months, as you know, the supreme court has made some landmark decisions about abortion, gun control and climate change and those conservati

as kpix 5's john ramose reports -- >> reporter: what is happening at this apartment complex is an indicator of what may be a shift in the power of power between tenant and landowner. it started six years ago with the dispute over the conditions of the apartments at this building on 29th avenue. francisco perez had to install new flooring and fix his own cabinets that were falling apart. but then came rent increases, and in 2019, he was worried were him and his wife would end up. >> i was worried that we would be under a bridge. >> it is full of people. >> out of frustration, the tenant stage a rent strike that lasted 2 1/2 years. today, they were decorating for a community party. the rent strike is over, after years of resistance, the owner has sold the building to the oakland community land trust for $3.3 million, money generated by voter approved measured kk. tenants will be able to purchase the units if they want to. grace martinez with the alliance of californians for community empowerment exit could be a model for other tenant/landlord disputes in the future. >> what that has opened up

kpix 5's john ramos has the story. >> reporter: it's not often that you find a solution to a difficult problem that satisfies virtually everyone but that may be what's happening here on mount diablo. rick edmondson knows the danger all too well. in december he collided with an ongoing car that was completelys ditch on the side of the road. he's still dealing with both the physical and psychological impacts of the crash. >> every time i see a car coming the other way, it's like, oh, no. i can't crash like that again. >> reporter: it's been a problem for a long time now. cars trying to pass slow-moving bikes on blind curves swerve into the opposing lane right into the path of other cyclists coming downhill. some members of a group called mount diablo cyclists began pushing for a fix and in 2014 they came up with an idea. >> 80% of the collisions on the mountain were occurring on our near blind curves and what can we do to prevent that? and we realized that we could modify a bike lane into a bike turnout. >> reporter: here's what the turnouts look like. at blind curves, the slow uphill cy

kpix 5's john ramos shows us what the park has to offer. >> reporter: it's taken eight years for the tunnel tops park to go from concept to construction to reality, and today san franciscans got to welcome their newest crown jewel. >> i think it's like kind of a wide-open, welcoooht o edgf wear. >> reporter: the spectacular new park that opened today is a prie earthquake. thema it sealed the fate of the old elevated doyle drive that isolated the waterfront from the rest of the city. >> this is for the first time since doyle drive and the golden gate bridge were built that we're reconnecting the waterfront with the rest of the presidio. >> reporter: the idea was to use this priceless land for more than just automobiles. now with the roadway buried under a tunnel, the lawns and pathways of the huge 13-acre park can take visitors straight up to the historic army base. >> and it feels different than the presidios felt. it's like the presidios kind of had this very sort of austere feeling for a long time. now it's just like this vibrant day with little, little kids running everywhere with

shorten coastal areas remain steady in the 60's to 70's john, thank you for that. all right.et a look at your traffic this morning headed into the city right now about 13 minutes may so that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge headed across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes as you're making your way from a 80 to one o one. our richmond, sandra fell commute still pretty light is things are picking up 10 minutes. minute drive as you're traveling across towards san rafale and the golden gate bridge. a 37 to the tolls 20 minutes on this wednesday morning. >> 6.49, and not only did the dave chappelle show go on, but there are 2 more one tonight. one tomorrow. exactly in. a lot of people were out there. now, despite all the lgbt group petition need, the lgbt community is now called for the show's inappropriate because of the slurs against the trans community. we have kron four's theresa who's in santa rosa with more on that controversy. >> dave chappelle front and center facing a backlash about his ongoing comments about the trans community. chappelle has been subjected

fast, remaining steady with 60's and 70's, john, thank you., ok, if you're hitting the roads today, let's look at your bridges right now. >> no delays headed into the city. babers. it's great timid or i may so that fremont street exit. let's check on the 7 tail bridge. now a 14 minute ride from 80 to one on one. all richmond center fell bridge about a look at that just under 10 minute drive for you to make out of richmond. and we're checking on the golden gate bridge still have some fall. take your time to drive in about 20 minutes. 37 to the totals. >> a hearing on psychiatric care in san francisco found lots of problems, but not many answers. the city only has one psych ward and it is unable to meet the need. a union rep for nurses at san francisco general hospital says that they are short-staffed, overworked, abused by patients and they don't have enough security or beds board of supervisor rafael mandelman says that certain to street crisis response teams and a new sobering center have helped, but he knows the system is falling short. >> i

he says he's documented nearly every kind of criminal behavior and told kpix 5's john ramos it's timeto step up. >> reporter: for many the lawless state of oakland has reached a point of hopelessness, nowhere that more evidence on main street. the flag above the powder company flies upside down, a universal symbol of distress. from inside the office owner curtis nag begingas keeps eye on security cameras, documenting the lawlessness going on outside, a fight between two men, a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows, another man smoking crack in his car, a pickup truck driving out from under a campermiddle of th all of this in one block of the city. >> it started getting bad about ten years ago, really bad to where we have the squatters and the drugs and just disregard for any city laws whatsoever on this street and it's become very dangerous. >> reporter: that's also captured on camera. here a man pulls a gun on a customer outside of a glass shop, forcing him to his car before an employee appears and the gunman flees the scene. the owner of the glass shop, john lewis fi

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he adds he's documented nearly every kind of criminal behavior and told kpix 5's john ray moeps it'sthe city to step up. >> reporter: for many the lawless state of oakland has reached a point of hopelessness, nowhere is that more evident than here on pearmain street. the flag above the mel rose powder company flies upside down, a universal symbol of distress. from inside the office owner curtis nagengast keeps eyes on security cameras, documenting the lawlessness going on outside, a fight between two men, a drug transaction with a man carrying a bow and arrows, another man smoking crack in his car, a pickup truck driving out from under a camper shell, dumping it in the middle of the street, all of this in one block of the city. >> it probably started getting bad about ten years ago, really bad to where we have the squatters and the drugs and just disregard for any city laws whatsoever on this street and it's become very dangerous. >> reporter: that's also captured on camera. here a man pulls a gun on a customer outside of a glass shop, forcing him to his car before an employee appear

s. scholar john mearsheimer also believes that the u. s. and its allies are the ones responsible for the ukranian crisis. and i must be said that the majority in the west div, you rushes auctions in ukraine as an unprovoked invasion of a sovereign country. both is to the post that alternative opinions are finding their way on to the political arena. as some european leaders such as hungarian p. m, v to albany, origin the block to take a different approach to the war in ukraine. let's discuss this extreme a complex question. let's go now to our guest, the former jay officer himself raymond, good mcgovern raymond, welcome to our, to international. thank you. now you are one of the people who said that u. s. a. nato behavior in and around ukraine is seen as an existential threats by moscow. could you elaborate dots on that, please, and explain what's red lines in your view were crossed. will the red lines are a shed? well, earlier but the key time was in 2000 and age when the idea of ukraine and ga, joining nato became very current. and then f

s. diplomat. john bolton casualty mentioned that he has helped plan pu de toss in other countries. that is something that washington has always sought to deny his interviewer. jake tapper somehow failed to find that newsworthy. he carried on with his other questions 2 of them. it took 4 and a half minutes and presumably, some prompting from a producer in his ear piece before tapper came back to the newsy part about the us helping to overthrow democratic governments will leave you now with that clip. and some of the reviews that tapper and cnn have attracted online. and we'll see you next time here at the listening post or with all due respect, that one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt to coo. i disagree with that as somebody who is health plan, coo data, not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work with . i do want to ask a follow up and use you can say to your expertise having planned cuz i'm not going to get into the specifics with ah and talk to al jazeera, we ask you be more specific, how many jobs are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we

90's again inland with coastal bayshore areas back to the familiar staff in the 60's and 70's right now, john, the that right. let's get a look at your traffic heading across the bay bridge. >> so that free much gx about 10 minutes for your morning commute. san mateo bridge 80 to one o one just under 13 minutes for you right there. richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this thursday morning. the time now 04:31am and their troubles and they are continuing at the high rise building at 33 to hala, where you have about 500 san franciscans who are displaced at the beginning of last month after a water main failure. you have some residents. they were told they could react the building on august. 1st, but now they're being told they may not be able to come back until next year. kron four's taylor is aqi has more on that. >> not a single person has lived inside this building. 33 to since june. 3rd, when a water main failure flooded out this high rise ever since then, residents have been living in hotels and short-term rentals

mr xi also swore in hong kong�*s new leader, john lee, who praised the new security law that�*s beenup to the promises it made in 1997 to respect hong kong�*s freedoms. mark lobel reports. president xi�*s first steps out of china since the start of the pandemic, it is also 25 years since the british handover to chinese rule. | translation: the practice of one i country, two systems has achieved success in hong kong, recognised by all. but after scenes like these, britain now fears that agreement has gone up in smoke. what we simply cannot avoid the fact that for some time now, beijing has been failing to comply with its obligations. friday marked another handover, the swearing in of hong kong �*s leader, john lee, a former police officer under the watchful eye of the president. translation: the rulel of law is the cornerstone of hong kong�*s success. he was the first winner of elections in which only those loyal to china could run in an increasingly divided hong kong. there are those who are pro beijing who are happy, and there are those who are very, very anguished and very worried

john. 7 50's the time in the east bay.rt of oakland walked off the job in protest of a new state law called ab 5. >> now that law raises the bar for independent truckers to get certified to drive. they argue that major rideshare companies, which this law was intended to benefit, don't have to hold their independent contractors to the same standards that truckers now have to meet a manager at a local oakland shipping company gave her take saying at the owners stand against the new oversight that this law now creates and that many small trucking operations say no to this law as well. >> they would like an exemption or carve out for as so many other industries like uber and etcetera, lyft have done. they would like the same carve because it's the same essentially the same business model. >> yeah. roughly 70,000 independent truckers throughout the state could be affected by the law. trucking industry officials say the required licenses and insurance premiums that will now be required could increase of businesses annual operati

john. we're looking forward to at least few less of us in the 90's this weekend, further inland.while those of us closer to the bay and the coast will be holding on to some familiar stuff, which is the comfortable weather we've already been seeing. >> this is your view outside from the suture tower this morning. a little bit of a glow from the city lights down below, just a faint in very thin layer of cloud cover this morning. less of it that we've been seeing the past couple of days as we do push through the afternoon, they're still going to see hot temperatures for inland valleys, but not near as hot as some areas like the deep south are looking at arkansas, texas looking at temperatures climbing well into the triple digits again, as for us here across the bay area, we're just in the midst of some ocean cool there. we didn't see a lot of heat loss overnight. bakersfield at 78 degrees for your current temperature. compare that to our 50's and 40's that we have here in the bay area makes you thankful for that ocean cool there. even if at times it does come along with a little bit

s. the rest of your forecast is still ahead. john, thank you for that.e city this morning about. >> 14 minutes to make it from the base to that fremont street exit start of the san mateo bridge, 80 to one o one just under 15 minutes for your right. our richmond center fell community. no delays there. wow. look at that. 9 minutes out of richmond. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls you're looking at a 20 minute morning right >> 30 is the time there are growing concerns. now and calls for the removal of san francisco board of education commissioner and a shoe. yeah, the groups are upset about controversial comments that she made and now. >> some are asking mayor london breed to remove herself force. hasn't menu has the latest. >> this is a still photo of san francisco board of education commissioner and shoe and sf usd parents at a recent virtual meeting titled a conversation with the commissioner, members of the lot next democratic club where you guys know president, were you not buy that? >> we're not invited. >> the vice president

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our inland highs will be back down in the 80's rain. john, thank you for that. well, we've been tracking this hot spot in sonoma county northbound. 1, just north of san antonio wrote. >> all lanes still blocked. you have an overturned tractor trailer. so like highway, a good alternate for navigating and getting around that heading into the city right now. look at that. under 15 minutes of traffic has been create at the bay bridge for most of the morning san mateo bridge just under 14 minutes to make it from a 80 across towards one. 0 one. now and the south bay. earlier we had an accident long one things have been cleared and you're just seeing some residual build up. 32 minute drive traveling up from 85 in the park. 82 to 80 and see any delays happening over there on those highways. about 14 minutes. if you're traveling from antioch in to conquer. and let's check on crockett down towards the maze. traveling along 5, 18, 80 just under 16 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 8.19 and despite his repeated denials that he has any interes

well, coastal and beside areas in the 60's to 70's reyna. johnbridges this morning and into the city meter lights are on >> 13 min right? as you're traveling from the maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 8.80, to one o one just under 14 minutes. traffic is moving along. a richmond center fell commute already starting to pick up a bit. so about 11 minutes for you out of richmond at it cross or sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. we have some fall in. austin says yesterday still about a 21 minute ride. well, did you% missed last night's espy's across for sports? director jason dumas says a closer look at the awards ceremony. plus a look at the forty-niners possibly trade one of their key players. take a look. >o the warriors were well represented at the espy awards. steph curry hosted the show and picked up some hardware as well. but the biggest award of the night was clearly a team effort. >> and the espy award goes to. golden state warriors. >> the dubs took home. the team of the year award, steph klay draymond, andre iguodala a

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that investigation which revealed the suspect in three cases after more than 40 years abc 70's reporter tim johnsound out this isn't over. fairfield resident samantha siders is still shaken for several hours on tuesday. her neighborhood was thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. they just came and swarms. there was like trucks sheriffs. they were in full suits and it was very scary. they were there for this man. seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail. this is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence compiled over a series of decades as well as modern technology several bay area and state law enforcement agencies have been able to link gary to unsolved murderers and other crimes going back more than 40 years forensic analysis dna analysis. all those things were, you know, very very premature at that time. th

s by the coast. great. all right, johnravel into the city this morning, maze to that fremont street exit. >> let's get a look at the san mateo bridge about a 13 minute commute for you making your way from 80 to one o one. a richmond heading across towards as you're traveling towards said the peninsula out of richmond across towards center fell about a 10 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute commute for you. there. >> 5.49 is the time. and he was known as the godfather of raider nation, friends and family now are mourning the death of greg grizz jones. close friends say he was not only a lifelong raider fan, but he was also passionate about giving back to his community kron four's long tells us how jones is being remembered. >> take the ball across goal line. let's cortex. >> cheering along the sidelines of raiders game, hands. super fans and that? >> well, there was greg jones truly in a category of his own. so through radio contests, the local citizens voted on oakland rai

s.. ash continues to win. john to stop it. a great serve another winner.coolness gives them a break in the 4-3 lead. john is trying to hold on at 3-5. ashe is keeping it cool and letting it happen. alexander knows he's is to do something about the flow of the match and he must do it now. the players hit that elevated state where you can do no wrong continues in the fourth set where arthur is saved -- serving at 15-all at 4-2. arthur doesn't get it across strong enough and it gives john a glimmer of hope. another good shot by alexander at double breakpoint. again a shot by ashe and alexander breaks with a good passing shot. john arthur hold their games but we come back with john with a match point. [applause] arthur ashe beats john alexander and four sets. he has done what he came to do. he's in the finals in a position to win his first major championship since winning force of the 1968. he'll face the winner of the bjorn borg match either of which is a formidable match. for our third simple there are no uncertain terms the 1975 the year of arthur ashe in t

just a couple of degrees warmer into the weekend, bringing us back into the low 90's reign. john thank you for that. if you are in the east bay and you're taken 24 right now, if you're heading from walnut creek down to 5.80. >> just under 12 minutes to make that drive this morning. heading into the city may so that fremont street exit still under 7 minutes for your drive. so no major issues or delays there. the san mateo bridge 80 to one o one about a 12 minute commute heading across towards the peninsula. let's check on highway for 15 minutes as you're heading from antioch, into concord's to 42 darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 5.20, and national news. lawmakers are on the cusp of passing major legislation designed to boost us competition against china and bring down consumer prices. raquel martin has a look. good morning. business leaders are hoping this 52 billion dollar plan passes the senate by today. after yesterday the vote was delayed. >> because of severe weather, the build up the chips act would invest big and semiconductor chips that are in everything

john, not too bad out there. upper 80's to low 90's. sure beats the triple digits elsewhere. we do have the low gray that's starting to burn off a little bit. definitely lifting at this point. we've also seen some thunderstorm activity, believe it or not out into the central valley monsoonal moisture firing up a couple of lightning strikes out around tracy just north of modesto earlier this morning, been comparatively quiet for the bay area. as far as what we've got right now, it's the 50's to 60'sehayward and fremont right at 60 degrees. alameda at 59 some mid 50's up in the north bay compared to yesterday. this is actually a little bit more mild, less chilly out there. light jacket, kind of stuff to kick things off. i will be talking what to expect the rest of the week. still to come, tom, thank you that. we start to get just a little busy out there. if you're heading into the city right now about 14 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. so traffic has been building no accidents or hazards across the bay bridge. 13 min around 80 to one o one d of the san mateo bridge. l

coastal in bayshore cities not seeing very many changes that all remaining in the 60's to 70's. >> right now, john, thank you for that. if you are traveling along 6 80's southbound up there north park boulevard, we had an accident. so you are seeing a slight delay as you're making that journey through pleasant hill heading into the city. 18 minutes for your drive that fremont street exit meteor lights of it on. but no accidents, no hazards to contribute to that slowing down a bit the richmond center fell bridge about a 30 minute drive. as you're traveling from the tolls to one. 0 one. let's check on highway 4. 24 minutes. traveling from any act into congress to 42. if you're taking crockett down towards the maze right now about 20 minutes, a little under 13 along highway. 24 traveling from walnut creek down to 5.80, darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rate is 7.18, for your money this morning. restaurants and grocery stores are now being forced to confront more crime and >> walmart expands spanish search on walmart dot com. monica mount passes live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. h

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