oh my god. >> sal: did you elbow it? >> i didn't touch it. >> sal: neither of you touched it?t just fell over? >> just fell over. >> sal: yikes. which one of you hit it? >> none of us took it. >> sal: i can't remember if you took the insurance or not. >> no. >> sal: you didn't take the insurance. remember when we went over that word, indemnification? i anif you guys wed someone to take primary liability at this point. do you want to cop to who actually did it? it would be so much easier if one of you steps up here. >> you. >> why me? i didn't touch it. >> you're the grownup. >> sal: she's the grownup? what did you do, put your arm up? >> i flexed like this. >> sal: oh, yeah, yeah. mario, you're saying that she is the one that actually made contact with it. can i get you to sign that right here? saying it was lorena? how do you know each other? >> we're married. >> sal: you're married, this is terrific. it's not looking great for you to be honest. ultimately i saw him stumble. that i definitely have on film, him stumbling. i would think it was probably his fault. >> i don't kno

thank you, sal. before i begin, i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearings that were highlighted last night. the insurrection on january 6 is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history, a brutal assault on our nation's history, a brutal attack on law-enforcement, some losing their lives. pres. biden: as we used to say in the united states senate, a point of personal privilege. i think that sal must be let in closely to my friend from high school. you think i am kidding. thank you, sal. before i begin, i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearings that were highlighted last night. the insurrection on january 6 is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history, a brutal assault on our nation's history, a brutal attack on law-enforcement, some losing their lives. it is important the american people understand what truly happened and to understand the same forces that led january 6 remain work today. it is about democracy itself. we have to pro

the bill comes so, while sal was in the bathroom, q and i split.d of like falling in love we locked eyes and just knew, and just knew. yeah, we ran out as fast as we can. >> i don't know what i was thinking going to the bathroom at the end of the meal it was my fault. i asked for it >> how much was the bill >> it was tough because, you know, it was over 600 bucks. >> seth: oh, my god! >> yeah. >> and he's on tv, so he's got to tip really well [ laughter ] >> seth: and there's no denzel to chip in, no chris pratt [ laughter ] >> believe me, before i put my credit card down, i searched feverishly for denzel. [ laughter ] >> seth: gentlemen, congratulations on another season it really is amazing what you guys continue to do. james murray, brian quinn, sal vulcano, everybody and new episodes of "impractical jokers" air thursday nights on trutv. we'll be right back with "late night. [ applause ] ♪ fishing helps ease my mind. it's kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. woah! look out! [subm

cousin sal, everybody. s sal. should harini be worried about the fact that you and i are related? be worried, not her. i have a lot of money riding on this. >> jimmy: and meet our pronouncer tonight, our official spelling bee, none other than guillermo. guillermo, come on out. >> guillermo: hi! >> jimmy: you look great. guillermo -- [ applause ] guillermo -- true or false, you're not going to be doing this alone tonight. you have some help. >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. he float like a butterfly and he sting like a spelling bee. please welcome mike tyson! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mike! mike tyson. hi, mike. this is exciting. you know mike tie sohn? mike, do you feel ready, are you ready for this? yeah, okay, all right, good. we're going to take a break and when we come back, we're going t do battle in the 17th annual "jimmy kimmel live" spelling bee with mike tyson, guillermo, and cousin sal. we'll be right back. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business sec

thank you, sal. before i begin, i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearings that were highlighted last night. pres. biden: as we used to say in the united states senate, a the insurrection on january 6 is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history, a brutal assault on our nation's history, a brutal attack on law-enforcement, some losing their lives. it is important the american people understand what truly happened and to understand the same forces that led january 6 remain work today. it is about democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy. i know it sounds corny to say it. i never thought it was going to be this straightforward of a challenge before. the rule of law matters in democracy. we are seeing how the battle for the soul of america has been far from won. but i know together we can unite , and defend this nation, democrat and republican, allowed no one to place a dagger at the throat of our democracy. that is what those hearings are all about. you will

♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, my goodness. >> jimmy: what do you say, cousin sal?'re the winner. >> jimmy: he's the winner. that's all the time we have. i want to thank dax shepard. thanks, darius. thanks, cousin sal. thanks for watching. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪♪ on today's show, inside bottlerock napa valley. >> they call it the first taste of summer, and i love it. >> decadent desserts. >> i've always wanted to have my own business. >> a storybook world. >> what we try to do is provide an oasis for all families to safely play. >> and hogwarts in sf. >> you'll have an amazing time because there's just so much to watch. >> but first, a taste of peru. >> welcome to jaranita, the best peruvian party in san francisco. ♪♪ >> it's so fun and so colorful and feels very vibrant. it's fun to go somewhere that feels like you're somewhere else. >> yeah.

thank you, sal. we do.in this half hour with an update on a brush fire on the peninsula hours ago on the southeast side of san bruno mountain, just off tower road and west of highway one. oh, one now that's a look at the map. so far, we have very few images of the fire. we did just talk to south san francisco deputy fire chief who tells us the fire has burned just about nine acres. you can see the fire there in the distance. they do not anticipate that it will grow much more in size because of favorable weather conditions. steve was just talking about the heavy fog. is helping in the area. no homes are threatened. some nearby roads may be closed again. this is in brisbane and will continue to update that story. we're also following a developing story in danville, where an investigation is underway into a crash that killed a pedestrian. this happened just after eight o'clock last night at camino tassajara inwood ranch road, which isn't far from sycamore valley park. the victim was walking in the area when a

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all right, sal.ou, sir. are weather will be very similar to yesterday. almost a carbon copy before big change for us to cooler starts tomorrow. it is hot, hot, hot for much of the midwest, the south. i mean, that's just, you know, the hazy, hot and humid 23 hs has kicked in at atlanta today may flirt with one of three which is a really hot nashville 95 96 humidity to match yet that low up there and just north of montana has continued to send in historic rainfall. around buildings and yellowstone. yellowstone park will be closed the rest of the year because a lot of the roads have been washed out, and the pattern just keeps sending in more waves after wave after wave in the pacific northwest montana intermountain region. has just been hammered with system after system 48 the water temple bodega bay 49 point reyes. this is about as cold as it's been in the last 10 years for this late in the season, and i don't think that's changing anytime soon because another low is going to drop in, which will genera

all right, sal., the first babies, toddlers and preschoolers in the bay area will be getting vaccinated for covid-19 ktvu zahle. rasmus talked with some pediatricians in the east bay who have patients coming in this morning to be vaccinated. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. we are waiting outside east bay pediatrics in berkeley, where several of their patients have appointments this morning to get the covid vaccine for children under the age of five, will be among the first in the bay area. and the state and the country. really to get these vaccines, the food and drug administration and the centers for disease control gave the green light for these shots over the weekend. there are two different vaccines options for parents with kids in this age group. moderna's vaccine will come in two doses for kids six months to six years old. pfizer's vaccine will be a three dose series of shots for children between the ages of six months and four years old. we're doing a is two shots and you're over with i

sal appreciate that. temperatures usually when we get hot around here other than the sixties, upper not yet a loft of the year is getting warmer. but at the surface, it's in the fifties cities only 53 tomatoes, 52 souls. menlo park, 56 san jose little band of high clouds coming over. most of the fog has been chewed up unless you're down towards monterey, so we will warm it up. most of the inland temps that will take a jump today comes though not so much, but if you high clouds cool lows. but getting warmer inland. so now we're looking for seventies eighties and some inland locations will bump into the nineties. let's get back to the news now that they have, and garcia, steve, thank you happening today. the special congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol will conduct its business on primetime television. tonight the house committee is calling more witnesses to share in full public view what they know. one of the confirmed witnesses is capitol police officer caro

all right, sal. thank you, sir.ks like it is maxed out beginning to retreat a little bit, especially down towards san jose and the santa clara valley and also up parts of the napa valley. but this is the biggest push we've seen in a long time from the fog bank. so we'll still get eighties and nineties inland, but it looks like june gloom is set up shop and i don't think it's going to change all that much here on the coast and san francisco, keeping fifties and sixties there some thick morning fog get a few spots of reduced visibility warm to hot inland, though, but some low clouds made it to places that haven't seen it in a while. hear visibility starting to improve, including santa rosa, petaluma, also half moon bay. for some areas also out towards cordelia and american canyon, vallejo that has reduced visibility earlier. all fifties in the city 52 53 54 55. the water temp came up san francisco, but he's sitting at 54 so not seeing the 49 to 50 attempts that we saw. about a week and a half two weeks ago, fifties an

morning, sal .ou so much back to work on this monday with a warming trend expected for the afternoon this morning. we're actually starting out a little bit cooler due to the clearing sky and the dryer area place a beautiful view there over the oakland estuary looking towards san francisco. yesterday morning could not even see the city of san francisco. we had the soggy weather in place and a good amount of rain for this time of year specially for the north bay . i'll show you those numbers after the break. let's talk about what's going on right now. a little bit of cloud cover remaining along the coastline. for today, we will get some afternoon clearing. it looks like our south facing beaches. so in the north bay, stinson you've got partly cloudy skies. meanwhile santa cruz partly cloudy pacifica half moon bay could be a partly sunny mostly cloudy one for you this afternoon. half moon by the visibility is five miles. everybody else. looking at 10 miles, so no trouble on the highways when it comes to

i have to tell you what, thank you sal. everybody, before i begin i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearing that was highlighted last night. the insurrection was one of the darkest chapters in our nations history. a brutal assault on our nations history. and we heard about it last night again. it is important that the american people understand what truly happened. and to understand that the same forces that led january 6 rain today. it is about our democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy, i know it sounds corny to say it. i have to admit to you, i never thought that it was going to be this straightforward a challenge before. the rule of law matters. we are seeing how the battle for the soul of america has been far from one. we can allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of democracy. i did not get to watch them last night but i tell you what, that there is a lot going on. to the reason i am here. thank you sal and thank you to gene in the port of los angeles. and thank you to the ma

okay, sal, thank you. a $20,000 rewards being offered now by philadelphia police to help sabah shooting where three people were killed. 11 others were hurt. it happened late sunday night in the city's south street entertainment district. one officer saw a man firing shots into the crowd, but he ran away after seeing the police now again, a $20,000 reward is offered for information to catch the shooter as the investigation continues. there were hundreds. hundreds of individuals out there last night. investigators say one of the three people who died was involved in some kind of altercation with another man , and that's when the shooting started. two guns were found at the scene by police and the search for investing information and evidence continues. and there was another shooting near a bar in chattanooga, tennessee . three people died. the shooting injured 17 others, including three people, who are hit by cars fleeing the shooting scene. the other 14 people injured were hit by gunfire. at least three of

. >> jimmy: my cousin sal is our referee. is there anything i forgot to mention, sal?stances, regardless of how many con ugscussions you suffer. do you understand? >> jimmy: okay. >> also your opponent will be armed with these. >> jimmy: we get to throw these at each other? should we do it? >> let's do it! >> jimmy: who goes first? >> jimmy, you go first. i'll i'm going to put 30 seconds on the clock. you do whatever you want. >> jimmy: yeah, that's yours. >> ready? one, two -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: wait a minute. wait a minute. [ buzzer ] who threw that one? >> i did. >> how many did i get in? >> jimmy: let me tell you something. that was a terrifying and harrowing experience. and your parents should all be ashamed of what they raised here. [ laughter ] all right. let's look at the replay here. >> all right. well, the score to beat is zero. >> jimmy: you think you can beat zero? >> yeah, the kids is tough. >> jimmy: i'll take this. remember, kids. i want you to be just as fierce. >> three, two, one! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god. that was fun? >> it was f

sal thank you.county who were ordered to evacuate because of wildfire yesterday are now allowed to go back home. the fire started on old soda springs road northeast of the city of napa, not far from the area burned by the atlas fire five years ago. people in the community, most of them well aware of the fire danger this morning containment group from five to now, 15% 1st calls came in around 3 30 yesterday afternoon smoke started rising from the hills. 50 acres already burned by the time firefighters arrived. the fire grew through the night to 570 acres. cal fire says the flames grew quickly because the hills are so dry. you know, we're in a sloped areas. some kenyans that we're dealing with, so it's very difficult for our hand crews and our engines to our crews to be able to get and start doing a hose lay around the fire. cal fire also sent aired tankers as flames burn closer to homes and evacuation center in the city of napa was set up a crosswalk community. church officials prepared for fire seas

thank you, sal.back to san jose, where police are still involved in a standoff with the man who barricaded himself in a backyard. this is a live picture of the scene. the man at the center of this barricade is accused of two homicides. same as a police have surrounded of the homicide suspect at ben dorf drive near asuka avenue. that's not far from eatonville elementary school and highway 101. in this live picture, you see a number of police patrol vehicles parked in the area. their command. vehicle at the end of that street there. people who live in this neighborhood are being told to shelter in place and keep their doors locked. also if you can't avoid it, please avoid this area. if you can. there's crime scene tape criss crossing the streets there. there's also police special operations officers on standby in this neighborhood. now authorities say the barricaded man is wanted for shooting and killing a man last night in san jose, police say. the man then drove to modesto, where he shot and killed a

thank you, sal. hundreds of people in napa county who are ordered to evacuate because of a wildfire are now allowed to go back home that fire started on old soda springs road northeast of the city of napa, and not far from where the atlas fire burned five years ago. people in the community are well aware of fire danger. now the first calls came in at about 3 30 yesterday afternoon when smoke started rising from the hills 50 acres had already burned by the time firefighters arrived during the night it grew to about 370 acres . cal fire says the flames moved fast because the hills or the fire started were filled with trees and grass. you know, we're in a sloped areas. some kenyans that we're dealing with, so it's very difficult for our hand crews and our engines to our crews to be able to get and start doing a hose lay around the fire. cal fire also sent in air tankers as the flames burned closer to homes and evacuation center in the city of napa was set up at crosswalk community church fire officials

alright sal.leasant in or on edge this morning after a shooting in the middle of that neighborhood, we're finding out about a man who says he opened fire to scare off would be car thieves. and a rare sighting right here in the bay area will tell you what's bringing this unique orca whale to the bay area coast. two and police say a woman was crossing a busy street in san jose when she was killed by a hit and run driver early yesterday morning. it happened on south jackson avenue near interstate 6 80 capitol expressway. police say the woman was not in a marked crosswalk when she was hit so far this year, there have been 33 fatal traffic related fatalities, resulting in the deaths of 21 pedestrians, and that is up from last year. when police recorded 25 traffic fatalities and eight pedestrian deaths. obviously the reasoning behind that is many factors as a group and public here in the city of san jose. we want to encourage drivers to follow the rules of the road. make sure that they're looking out fo

okay sal.nk you will today in san francisco supporters and critics of the recall election district attorney chasuble dean will be holding last minute events to get out the vote. ktvu sally rasmus is in san francisco. now you have more. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. you have polls are open in san francisco for in person voting or dropping off that mail in ballot. we're at a neighborhood polling station, which is actually located in someone's garage. this is actually across the street from scenic alamo park in the city. the recall election for the city's district attorney chase everdeen being followed closely, not just here in san francisco, but across the country this morning, boudin and his supporters will be in various neighborhoods in the city to ask voters for their support. to reject that recall effort and keep him in office. ktvu caught up with routine yesterday as he cast his ballot. he and his supporters have criticized this recall effort as a republican funded effort to stop pr

and sal might know the answer to this. pretty big ticket if you run out of gas on one of the bridges. although they rarely enforced that. i mean, when i was a younger man, i don't run out of gas anymore. i just i've happened to me when i was younger, and i told myself then this is never happening again, right? once you do it once it's so much, it's it stinks. i was going to use another s word. dangerous too. can be dangerous . yeah now, most of the time, you know when they roll up on you that they you know, they push out of the way. they won't give you a ticket that insult to injury. let's not chance it though. all right. good morning, everyone. let's talk about the commute and i want to go right back. let's see if i can dial it up here. this is southbound one. oh, one right there at the, uh, lawrence expressed that there was a truck fire. and still there, sottocorno one as you drive through, sat down one. oh, 12 left lanes are open, but the truck is still on the shoulder. there they go. the two left lanes. surprisingly we

sal.ice hope surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a car thief responsible for a dangerous crime. the video shows the thief dragging the car's owner in oakland's chinatown neighborhood near eighth and jackson now you can see someone walking up to the car and get inside. the car's owner rushed back to the vehicle opened the door. the thief then drove off, dragging the owner a short distance. the victim suffered several cuts and scrapes. police are still looking for the thief and the vehicle. our time is 4 32 investigators in lafayette still searching for two people who they say assaulted and robbed a letter carrier while she was making her rounds. ktvu henry lee explains why the postal worker was probably targeted. in an unprovoked attack of a letter carrier making her rounds in lafayette letter carrier was assaulted and robbed on her route around 12 30 this afternoon. it happened outside this office building on camino diablo off highway 24 in lafayette. i have learned that the vict

right sal? thank you, sir.t look to be an issue if you're heading to the parade , a few high clouds, but that won't hurt anybody. temperatures look be okay. here. we'll start off 66 at 11 20 dropped to 53 officially, so even some upper forties, so it does not look like any roaring offshore breeze or anything, probably low seventies after everything is said, and done by the end of the parade, so it looks nice lot of high clouds are coming down from the north, but they will thin out washout. the tropical clouds the monsoon maybe in our near future as in wednesday and thursday, that's a totally different twists compared to what we've had over the last three months. water temps saying. i'm still cold boy. i'll say 49 50 to make it this far june 20th and still have upper forties and low fifties is not something you see all the time. temperatures today will bump up we'll start a warmer pattern today fifties sixties on the temps. temperatures are running a little bit warmer than yesterday at this time, by 2 to 5 degre

good morning, mr sal castaneda. good morning. yeah you know, walk up, got out the door and it was still very mild out there. so i know you know this, steve, but i do just telling you again, but you know, right now it's mild is the traffic. it's very nice. we don't have a lot going on which is just the way you want it at this time of the morning can see traffic looks pretty good coming around the corner to the bay bridge, and we don't have anything going on on the same mateo bridge, either. that traffic looks good. it's 401. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. something sour will be talking about as well barred warning. some east bay writers to expect delays today after a section of tracks was damaged, possibly by the heat of the damage caused a derailment between the concord and pleasant hill stations with passengers still on board ktvu brooks jarocz reports, bart has been working on the rails, but service will be affected this morning. until the damage track is repaired. amid the sweltering heat sky, foxx

thank you, sal. firefighters say they've made good progress containing the fire in san mateo county. it's now at 90% containment now the big problem for neighborhoods affected by that edgewood fire is an ongoing power outage. ktvu sally rasmus . she joins us live from san mateo county with more on that good morning. good morning, frank, where we are outside the edgewood county park entrance, and this is in san mateo county in the park entrance is closed. you can see why there's about a dozen pg and e trucks parked here, and crews are working to restore customers in the redwood city woodside area. the power is knocked out for this folks since tuesday, and it's because of the edgewood fire, which broke out here tuesday afternoon. it burned in the canyon on the redwood city woodside border, and when it started, it did prompt the evacuation of many residents in the emerald lakes neighborhood. firefighters were able to quickly contain it, so folks were able to return back home. but the ongoing problem, th

alright, sal. thank you, sir. it's a big , big, big fog bank out there.d up, so it took a while for june. gloom to kind of kick in first couple of weeks were mainly fog free, but not anymore. or ending it on a huge it's just now beginning to retreat a little bit, but that's a that's a big time march inland north and south. i mean, almost up to cloverdale all the way down the santa clara valley been beginning to erode a little bit, but the stage is set for. i mean, not only the fog bank here i mean, it is just from seattle to san diego south and almost all the way to the hawaiian islands, so there's plenty to work with your equals cooler for all temperatures, and some of the higher elevations are coming down there in the fifties, although mountable still 72 that's going to change here in the next 24 hours. as the breeze and the wind picked up and it's out of the west southwest, so santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose, those arrows are all down. cooling cooling cooling will continue here. there's going to be a lot of drizzle here. the water temp's

thanks, sal. yeah, keep at it.ng about the parade as it look at the bay bridge. the best advice i can give you is just to take bart or public transit. in my favorite way is bart because and i love you transit, but a c transit could also be subject. to some traffic on the bridge. bart happily, is not neither is the ferry. so if you want to do the best thing and just load up that clipper card and get on to bart, because it takes you right down to the world. the parade is and i think it's going to be a tough day in san francisco, because all those people are going to be in the city. this is a look at highway four. pittsburgh antioch conquered all looking very good. we're off to a nice start. 502 let's go back to the desk. well the excitement in san francisco is building by the minute for this morning's warriors championship victory parade. ktvu is james torres, already in san francisco, right along the parade route. and you know what to do to get a good view. good morning, james. boring to you, dave. you know, we're k

sal forney. decide in november if the right to an abortion should be guaranteed in our state constitution, state lawmakers approved putting the question of a constitutional amendment on the ballot. ktvu ali rasmus joins us now live with the emotional testimony from state lawmakers, ali cloudy and state lawmakers started working on this resolution back in may after the supreme court's draft opinion on this topic was leaked once it became a reality and roe v. wade was overturned on friday there was a new sense of urgency to pass the resolution in the assembly and move it forward, and it did pass overwhelmingly. 58 to 16. now. california voters will decide this november whether to guarantee the right to contraceptives and abortion in our state's constitution, according to several polls, californians are expected to passes with a strong majority. the proposed amendment says that the state quote shall not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions, whi

thank you, sal.saw from some of the pictures, there's a lot of gray fog has made a huge push here, so it's a cooler even well inland. our good friend. just me rob there and clayton. amazing what a few degrees can do attempt being 59 this morning felt like late fall compared to the mid sixties. over the past couple of days. that is true. livermore conquer, and i'm sure clayton are running six degrees cooler compared to yesterday. at this time, they're taking the biggest drop so the inland cooling has begun. you're seeing fifth still 59 in livermore. fifties and sixties. i mean, these are the coolest attempts we've had inland for a while. so gilroy, livermore, windsor, redwood city, all cooling down, but those that have been stuck in the nineties gilroy livermore windsor to name a few most of this week here are now beginning to cool down because of that big fog bank, which is continuing to ramp up so the cooling begins, that's going to be a much cooler processor. tell you i mean, everything i'm looking

the french government ask senegalese scholar fell when sal and french art historian benedict serv. what to lead the project. their report sent shock waves to the art world. because it count for the urgent, permanent return of african artifacts. this initiative was meant to forge a new relationship between europe and africa. shuttle negotiate mosque, damascus. i did not mean to me till i got up with this, but if a boy dean, supporters of the restitution plan, believe that initially is like this will help heal the scars of european colonialism. but many questions remain over the range of the project. the preparedness of museums to go ahead with it. and indeed, whether the promised large scale return of artifacts will ever happen at all. ah christie, you should see them them. both on me in the motion is storage, length damper hunting. he let me store his address with here to see basic english was a convert, the lot whistles see back um, physically faster cleaned up by this were just here. cool is, is your graphic history? see? oh gwinnett to see pascal cautious. he put it not about hi

all right, sal.ide in november if the right to an abortion should be guaranteed in the state constitution. state lawmakers approved putting the question of a constitutional amendment on the ballot. ktvu sally rasmus is here now, with more on the emotional testimony from state lawmakers. good morning. good morning, dave. well, even before the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade came out on friday. state lawmakers here in california. we're already working on this now, after yesterday's vote in the state assembly, the issue will go to california voters this november , voters will decide on a ballot initiative that would put access to abortion. in the state constitution. according to several polls. californians are expected to approve this come november. the proposed amendment says, quote that the state shall not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom and their most intimate decisions, which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundament

mike dicostanza you think i'm kidding, i'm not thank you, sal look, everybody, before i begin, i want very briefly about the january 6th hearings that were highlighted last night the insurrection on january 6th is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history, a brutal assault on our democracy, a brutal attack on law enforcement, some losing their lives, and we heard about it last night again it's important that the american people understand what truly happened and to understand that the same forces that led january 6th remain today it's about our democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy. i know it sounds corny to say it we're all raised in school that every generation has to protect it i never thought that it was going to be this straightforward a challenge before the rule of law matters in democracies and we're seeing how the battle for the soul of america has been far from won, but i know together, and i mean this, we can unite and defend this nation, democrat and republican, allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of our democracy. that's what those hearings

alright thanks, sal.e warriors are going to host the boston celtics for game five of the nba championship series tonight in san francisco. that series now tied at two games apiece. let's go to ktvu. james tour is joining us now from chase center live to explain why the wars might have a slight advantage moving forward. i'm very excited for this game tonight, james gas. we all are cloudy and good morning to you. well we're just about 10 hours away from tip off right here and chase center 10 hours away from seeing a couple of these guys, we'll we'll probably see this guy after a few minutes into the third or the first quarter. likely won't see this guy to the right. still some injuries to deal with, but the guy on top, we're definitely going to see a lot of him. all eyes will be on steph curry as this warriors have now, even the series late last week, arguably thanks to his over 40 point game, but now three games remain in the first team to win two will win it all. the warriors get home court advantage for

we are living and loving union city right now, and sal.en state warriors tote bag and we could pack quite a picnic in this baby sell. oh, my goodness. really. oh well, you enjoy it. i hope you enjoy it. because you know, i know that you're you are honest, casa. you're kind of one of those warriors fans who pays attention when the going gets good, and i respect that. i'm glad you got it. and i hope that you enjoy it now, speaking of enjoying ourselves, look at these bikes behind me. these are so cool. they came over and they're just kind of hanging out. so these guys from union city here i want to bring in really quickly one of the people from hippies brew because come on, and don't be shy. tell us your name again. sheila. i love your coffee. are you have this location? you guys have this location and also the location on smith street. correct smith, and we have one on c street and hayward also you guys are you guys are famous for your cold brews. what do you have there? i have here a rick ross, which is our cinnamon vanilla mocha. and what

thank you, sal.al vote by a bay area environmental agency that would pave the way for a new a stadium at howard terminal. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now, with the details and the vote ali pam all the votes from an agency called the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. they oversee the bay and the ports and the eighth and the stadium developers need their approval in order to use howard terminal. as a stadium site. so a yes vote from this commission this morning would be a step towards building a new ballpark at howard terminal, but without it, the aids project can't move forward. this follows a rally held yesterday outside oakland city hall, where community activists joined some city leaders. in calling for a citywide vote to approve and move this project forward. they want the public to be able to approve the use of any public funds to build these streets in city infrastructure around a new ballpark. the money that i received from the federal government from the state needs to

sal is our guy. to talk to him about some great opportunities to go paddleboarding here in petaluma, so stay with us as we continue this fabulous zip trip. on a gorgeous friday morning so glad i do have it correct. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing at for all of us. offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. oka. the clouds

thank you, sal. we do begin with breaking news. the investigation is underway into an overnight police shooting in solano county . fairfield police say deputy shot and wounded in armed suspect near griffin and gateway drive in vallejo late last night. that suspect is expected to survive. authorities say the shooting followed a pursuit that followed a traffic stop in fairfield. police say the suspect is accused of shooting at a patrol car during that pursuit, smashing the windshield narrowly missing. one officer sitting inside officers returned fire, wounding the suspect. no officers were hurt in the incident. but authorities have taken the suspect into custody. stay with us here on morning sun to for updates time 503 will by the end of this year inflation relief checks could be in your bank account. it's a tentative plan. it was worked out by governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers. ktvu is james torres is here now you have details about these relief checks. it what still has to happen for the chec

my cousin sal is also angry and merciless. he's here to officiate.like 11 times. you still don't know the rules? >> jimmy: he hasn't -- >> oh, he doesn't -- okay. very simple. you're not permitted to leave the free throw area no matter how much these sugared-up brats nail you. you understand? >> all right. >> and one more thing. your opponent is permitted to hit you with this. you got it? >> where do i stand? i stand there? >> yeah. you're there. >> and i can launch as many as i want? >> yeah, go nuts. >> jimmy: we only have four. but yeah. >> let's go. you ready? >> jimmy: should we do this? all right, kids. >> all right. three, two, one, go! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: boy, you little buggers. >> all right. you got one. >> jimmy: i got one. i consider that a victory. >> did you call bank? >> jimmy: called bank. okay. that was no fun at all, chris. i hope you brought your captain america shield because -- >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: -- this is about to get ugly. the score to beat is one. go get 'em. all right, kids, don't hold back. >> all right. three,

alright thanks, sal. san jose police are looking for two men after shooting at a public library. it happened after one man chased another into the hillview branch of the library that's on hopkins drive near fisher middle school, which is on the east side of the city. this all happened at 3 30 yesterday afternoon. what about 20 people, including children and staff members were inside. none of them were hurt. police do believe the shooting is gang related, but so far no one has been arrested. it's really concerning, especially with everything that's going on in our country already. i mean, the fact that you know this is what , like five steps from my house and i hear about gun violence. it's kind of crazy. you always think it's never going to hit home and then it's around the corner. police say the neighborhood is not known for having high incidences of violence there. other neighbors have another concern, though that library was supposed to be their polling place for today's election, and now it's closed.

thank you, sal.you can find gas for under $6 a gallon here in the bay area, you make sure to fill up right because that's like the low end on the other end of things when gas station in downtown l, a charging more than $8 a gallon, that's when you put in just enough to get you there. it's about $2 more than the average price. some people are accusing the chevron station of price gouging. the attorney general's office says it's warned gas companies about market manipulation, but says the state price gouging law only goes into effect. if there is a declaration of emergency money well, state lawmakers have announced an agreement on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. the proposal includes $8 billion in assistance to help californians deal with the rising cost of gas and consumer goods that includes the governor's idea to give checks to vehicle owners. lawmakers have also agreed to provide $10 billion in tax credits to lower income families, small businesses and nonprofits. the full state assembly a

she hopes the meeting between president putin and the african unions. mackey sal will lead to a concrete plan. the real tax will be in action that that's taken on the grounds. so if you had a comfortable conversation with him, where he got assurances that he would take into consideration on blocking the food that was stuck at the port in odessa, maybe that's what makes him feel comfortable. but in the bottom line is whether or not that action will be taken on the ground. the kind of gets about 44 and a week from, from russia over the last 4 or 5 years. i think there's a reality here and there, you know, it's called a really the 3 f, it's charity, it's fuel and it's fertilizer. those 3 things are in jeopardy. in addition to the humanitarian crisis is going on in ukraine and in russia. and so i think that from a sectoral perspective, a policy perspective on how you dress from security, i don't think us government is going to stand in the way of getting any kind of resolution on the food security shortages out there. i do think that it's important to keep in mind and separate these things b

thank you, sal.eball players in san jose are headed to the little league world series this summer, and ktvu is lamonica. peters tells us about these amazing young players who have overcome physical challenges. to excel on the field. cambrian park challenger literally baseball team began 12 years ago. now they're preparing to play in the most highly anticipated event of the season. the little league world series. this is a huge deal. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. a dream come true. um there are challenger teams all over the world. and um cambrian park was selected to play, so i'm very honored to have this opportunity and to share it with our players. cambrian parks challenger division helps boys and girls with special needs between the ages of five and 18 play baseball team was invited to play two years ago, but the games were postponed due to the pandemic. now parents like derek maravilla and his son, riley, get to have an experience they never dreamed was possible. you know, this program

thank you, sal . we're learning much more about the berkeley high school students alleged plan to carry out a mass shooting in a bombing on their campus. ktvu is a mannequin town. i tells us many students and teachers didn't show up for that last day of class after learning about the plot. it's pretty scary that like someone like in the halls, like walking next to us could be capable of that on the final day of the school year at berkeley high, all anyone could talk about was the threat of a school shooting and bombing by one of their peers. if somebody didn't say anything like who knows what could have happened, and that's just like a really scary thought to have, police and the school district announced wednesday. a 16 year old student had been arrested monday. after a tip to police led to a search of his home eight days earlier in his residence. we found parts to an assault rifle parts to an explosive but not the completed items. byron white with berkeley pd says the threat was credible , but they

thank you, sal. we do begin with that breaking news from contra costa county, the sheriff's department has ordered mandatory evacuations due to a fast moving grassfire there in pittsburgh. it was reported shortly before two o'clock this morning in the area of jacqueline drive near west leland road. want to take you now live to the scene you can see. there are neighborhood evacuations, the contra costa county sheriff's office is there. knocking on doors, probably at this point, ordering people to leave right now. anyone who needs help leaving their home should call 911 if you need any assistance. stay with us here on mornings onto for updates on this breaking news. this fire again in the pittsburgh area of contra costa county story today, time is for old to another big story. the warriors, and this morning we're going to fly back here to the bay area as the nba champions two extra passengers larry and bill that's hilario ryan championship trophy and the bill russell nba finals most valuable player awa

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anyway, thank you, sal., i want to say a few words, very briefly, about the january 6th hearings that were highlighted last night. the insurrection on january 6th is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history. a brutal assault on our democracy, a brutal attack on law enforcement, some losing their lives, and we heard about it last night again. it's important the american people understand what truly happened and to understand that the same forces that led january 6th remain at work today. it's about our democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy. i know it sounds corny to say it. we're all raised in school, democracy, every generation has to protect it. i have to admit to you, i never thought that it was going to be this straightforward a challenge before. the rule of law matters in democracies, and we're seeing how the battle for the soul of america has been far from won. but together, we can unite, democrat and republican, and allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of our democracy.