everyone san francisco 40. niners wrapping update eight of training camp and head coach kyle shanahan, telling reporters. there's a clear line between intensity and brawling. by all accounts. today's practice was drama free. but on tuesday, shanahan had to stop practice twice because guys threw punches. one of those fights we understand between a couple of stars linebacker fred warner and receiver brandon aiyuk. shanahan's been asked about it a couple times this week, but he made it clear again. he likes intensity. he likes guys pushing each other to be their best. but he won't put up with guys throwing haymakers and risking injury to themselves or their teammates. yeah i love the intensity of it. i don't think you have to fight to be intense. so, um, i mean, scuffles are scuffles, but, um, then they lead to other stuff that i think that's why we had a guy in a protocol because we took an unnecessary shot on someone which led to the big fight, and then we had a bunch of haymakers and stuff thrown in there, whic

put on hold during the course of the pandemic, including the search for something buried in san francisco 40 years ago. the digs has resumed. the wait list is long. we will take you behind the scenes of the search for treasure. >>> and don't forget to join us 7:00 a.m. weekdays. streaming on pluto tv, channel 397 and any platform using the free cbs news app. >>> a beloved sale as the owner is set to embark on a new chapter of life. it's been a go to bookstore for children in willow glen neighborhood. the store was owned by sisters valley lewis and monica holmes in 1979. for decades kids of all ages have gone there to check out the latest books and find a cozy spot to read. they say it's time to retire and sell the store. >> i could be here until i was 190. think think some people are afraid i might be. but i think it makes sense to exit with grace. i remember coming here for field trips when i was in elementary school. this is the go to place for books and toys. >> some long time visitors brought their children to the bookstore today. they say they he hope the legacy thrives once they sell i

there's been lots of. 1 concerns about how they're going to be traveling all the way to san 40 to is a long drive. it's about an 8 hour drive. and there is, there's been some accusations from the ukrainian government saying that shelling was ongoing around the area where the a team should be able to make it all the way to step. what do you have in that meeting with president lensky? he assured them that he was going to try to guarantee all the safety possible during that drive. he also said that he was looking forward, that to be a team would be able to convince russia to withdraw from the area to their militarize, the area in order to guarantee the safety of everyone. you know, there's been lots of concern about what's happening in that plan. the russian ministry of defense has been accusing ukrainian forces of shelling the area. some of those shells have come very, very close to where the nuclear fuel is located and even the radioactive waste and the other side. ukrainian government is saying that it is the russians who are doing to be attacked from the plant that was taking over b

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then the san francisco 40 niners are about to take on the houston texans. we're counting down to tonight's preseason finale fans should look for in the game will all watch right here on ktvu? from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto inching towards football. we are kind of warm out there. thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. august 21st. did you bring any sunshine with you will have plenty around two o'clock today. okay i'll take your word for it like i take steve's words word, but it won't be as hot good. yes, i know. i know. we had cooler weather kick in for many yesterday that will continue today. probably about the same friday before it does look even more so on the cooler side by the weekend, much bigger fog bank much stronger onshore breeze. so it looks like a cooler thursday for many, even though there were still some in the low nineties. yesterday drizzle coast and bay. we had a lot more yesterday. but now back into the sixties seventies and the eighties seven o'clock in the morning. this

why the battle between the city of santa clara and san francisco 40. niners could be coming to an unusual encounter with a coyote ktvu christian captain live tonight and christian. did the runner think that katie was actually going after him, or maybe something else here. yeah that's the question here. dean carne asus. mike is an internationally known ultramarathon runner. he was taking a run along this trail here in the marin headlands when he says that coyote jumped on his back, possibly trying to get at the snack he had marin headlands areas known for its natural beauty and wildlife world renowned ultramarathon runner dean cornices knows the area well, but says his run late thursday night into friday morning was like none other had something rather terrifying happened, posting on social media moments after the incident , his lip bloodied from the fall , i got attacked by a coyote analysis says the incident came about 40 miles into a planned 150 mile run near the s c, a trailhead in the marin headlands. just as he pulled out an energy bar and began t

down five degrees in san jose. 40 mile an hour wind onshore, coming off the cool ocean water.ch has actually been running cooler the last couple of days. the golden gate bridge camera, you can see how great it is. 62 in the city. oakland 71. 82 san jose. 83 santa clara. along the embarcadero, a nice breeze blowing right now and you see blue skies. here's a look at temperatures. hotspot is the low 90's, which is not too bad. 82 in santa rosa. we are going to check out the view and as we look towards mount diablo, clear skies. the coastal fog expands into areas of morning drizzle. a sunny afternoon inland is going to get cooler this weekend. there is a trough passing to our north, which started the cooling trend. tomorrow morning, more drizzle. widespread low clouds and fog. be careful as we head into the afternoon. we will see clouds pushing back inland overnight. first thing in the morning, 50's. visibility will be poor due to fog. be careful. afternoon highs tomorrow, barely in the upper 80's around livermore and fail -- fairfield. antioch will hit 90. 84 santa rosa. 82 san r

there's november we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu. fox two news christian 40 positions for 40 teaching spots open. it seems like a really high number. did he talk about like specifically what types of incentives they're offering teachers to come. it's really hard to live on a teacher's salary obviously in the city and also was the optimistic that they would be able to fill those positions in a short amount of time. yeah he said that that they are offering those bonuses and you know one of the things that they said that they're doing is they're really aggressively trying to recruit teachers. but remember, julie, all of this. they still have to kind of wait to see what the enrollment numbers are. so i think this is kind of a shifting of moving target if you will right now, because they have to figure out where their enrollment is. and once they figure out exactly where their enrollment is, probably by the beginning of october that will give them the exact staffing levels that they need. so at that time they lock in their staff. and hopefully they'll have enough

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money for that program is going to run out by 2035 later in sports some bad news here for the san francisco 40niners and starting safety jimmie ward. joe fonzi will have the story. also, walmart has reached a streaming deal with paramount the new plan that will compete with amazon prime ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. ♪ a new chevy is the smart way to hit the open road this summer. the smart way to road trip, and seek new adventures. go a little farther this summer in a new chevy. find new get up and go. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on all 2022 silverado 1500 pickups. plus, get 2.89% financing when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to f

bad news for the san francisco 40 niners and starting safety jimmie ward.e story coming up. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. the start of the nfl regular season is just less than four weeks away. there are some roster decisions to make, but it's also about getting people healthy for opening day. one very important part of the 49ers secondary is now in doubt for the september 11th opener against the chicago bears. safety jimmie ward is the senior member of the 49ers secondary. he suffered what's being called a severe hamstring injury. in practice yesterday or didn't play in the preseason opener against the packers on friday night, shanah

the san francisco 40 niners are preparing for their preseason game this friday against the green bayckers. they took some time during a training camp. to honor a franchise legend dwight clark. yesterday was august 7th or 87, which was clark's number during his eight years with the niners. it's now been more than four years since clark died from lou gehrig's disease players on the roster state. clark's legacy lives with the 49ers even after his death. it's an honor. it's a blessing to work for the niners just because of all the rich history that you have here, not every nfl team. is in that position to have you know so many legends. clark played for the 40 niners from 1979 to 1987 . and this moment is the one that 49ers fans in the football world will never forget the moment simply known as the catch. clark connected with quarterback joe montana to score a touchdown that would send the 49ers two super bowl 16 and 1981 again. clark's number. 87 was retired by the niners back in 1988. it was another successful year for the hamachi street fair in san francisco's japantown. the two day ev

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the san francisco 40 niners repairing for their first preseason game, coming up this friday against the green bay packers, but over the weekend while they took some time during training camp to our franchise legend dwight clark yesterday was august 7th or 87 clark's number 87 during his eight years with the team. clark died four years ago from lou gehrig's disease. players say his legacy continues to not only unite the team, the fans as well. it's an honor. it's a blessing to work for the niners just because of all the rich history that you have here, not every nfl team. is in that position to have you know so many legends. clark played for the 49 years from 1979 to 1987. and this moment is the one that so many fans and really the football world will never forget the moment simply notice the catch, where he connected with quarterback joe montana to score touchdown that would send the 49ers two super bowl 16 and 1981 his number. 87 was retired by the 49ers. in 1988. well, there's a new health warning in oakland as people are being told to stay out of the water at lake merritt. health off

. >> i haven't been to san francisco since 40 years ago.te surprised to see that i could get a ticket and not even be there. michael: at first she thought it was a scam. she says she has never been on a toll bridge in her life. >> never. i certainly don't know where the san mateo hayward bridge is. michael: she went online and found the fasttrack information was real. why did she get a ticket way up in colton? >> the amount due was only seven dollars which seemed very reasonable. michael: she was surprised to hear the seven dollars only paid for one trip across the bridge. >> i'm staying here. michael: cynthia lives in a place where there are no tolls, no red lights, not even a stop sign. >> we have a little bridge that goes over the creek. michael: her town has just 430 residents, living amid hills of wheat where no one worries about fines or fees. >> i'm sorry you have to live like that. i don't think it is healthy for people. i don't think it is good for the psyche. michael: she said at the end of the day, she sits by the creek with a fi

san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 yearararararararararararararar >> goodng welcome to the august 24 meeting of the board of appeals. president rick swig will be the officer tonight and joined by jose lopez. commissioner tina chang. commissioner lemberg and john trasvina. >> >> the board's legal system and i'm jewelet board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the departments that will be presenting before the board. corey the zoning

but first tonight is the last preseason game for the san francisco 40 niners. next on the nine. we are live at levi nine. we are live at levi stadium in santa clara for here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. you know those mornings, when it takes to see transformation come to them. just a little bit extra to get ya out of bed? this might be it. wake up to the goodness of jimmy dean. game for the 49ers there on the road to face the houston texans. ktvu sema gasses live at levi stadium with more on what to expect going into the regular season, emma andre the 49ers were here at levi stadium earlier this week. practicing now there in houston, and ton

san francisco. that is nearly 40% of all the states cases. on monday, the governor declared a health emergency workout -- california. >> i think it will help a lot because san francisco can use money that is allocated to the state for discretionary emergencies. >> reporter: governor nuisances the declaration will also help establish statewide monkeypox testing and step on efforts to obtain more vaccines. today the state alerted san francisco it will receive more than 10,000 additional doses of the monkeypox vaccine. that is double what the city has received so far. no word yet on when they'll arrive. in santa clara county, there are now 55 confirmed cases of monkeypox. county health leaders say the vaccine shortage is the greatest barrier to controlling the current outbreak. responding to the governor's emergency declaration saying county of santa clara county health department welcomes any action by the state that could increase supply and distribution of monkeypox vaccination from the federal government to local jurisdictions. in san jose, m

san francisco. that is nearly 40% of all the states cases. the governor has declared a state health emergency saying it will help support the states vaccination efforts. today, the state alerted san francisco it will receive more than 10,000 additional doses of the monkeypox vaccine. that is double what the city has received so far. but no word yet on when they will arrive. ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin harnesses the emergency declaration will beef up resources to fight monkeypox. for example, allowing state-run covid clinics to be used to offer monkeypox vaccines. he says it still fall short. >> i think within the states there will be some -- probably more solid ice that we are reporting disease so we can see what is going on in terms of monkeypox in the community. but we probably won't see any appreciable benefit unless there is a national declaration of public. >> in santa clara county, there are now 55 confirmed cases of monkeypox. the health leaders say the vaccine shortage is the greatest barrier to concerning -- cont

and they got $3 million into the sf venue recovery fund. >> we have represented about 40 independent venues in san francisco. basically, all the venues closed on march 13th, 2020. we were the first to close and we will be the last to reopen and we've had all the of the overhead costs are rent, mortgage, payroll, utilities and insurance with zero revenue. so many of these venues have been burning $1,000 a day just to stay closed. >> we have a huge music history here in san francisco and the part of our cultural fab lick but it's also an economic driver. we produce $7 billion annual' here in san francisco and it's formidable. >> we've been very fortunate here. we've had the department of emergency management and ems division and using part of our building since last april and aside from being proud to i can't tell you how important to have some cost recovery coming in and income to keep the doors open. >> typically we'll have, three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everything from the teamsters and security staff and usualers, ticket takers, the folks that do ou

o alina >> 40 minutos dependiendo del modelo. >> en san francisco y en vallejo tratan de parar el robo de empleados se declaran en huelga. >> de una actualizaciÓn de la calidad del aire. >> hoy iniciÓ una huelga indefinida. se pide terminar con las esperas tan grande para las citas de terapia de salud mental. los trabajadores entraron en huelga. quÉ piden y cÓmo afecta la atenciÓn de los pacientes? tamara mÍ no nos dice lo que le comentaron los trabajadores. esta mera: mÁs de 50 manifestantes se acercaron aquÍ fuera del hospital ubicado al sur de san josÉ, cÓmo esta situaciÓn impacta a la comunidad? o alina >> estamos viendo cinco o seis pacientes extras por dÍa. >> he llamado es a contratar mÁs terapeutas. los expertos dicen que esto se debe hacer una vez por semana. >> los pacientes estÁn esperando un mes o mÁs para regresar a una cita conmigo y la salud mental es muy importante. >> nosotros contratamos 200 terapeutas. se aÑado yo que cientos de profesionales dejaron de ver pacientes y esto agrava la situaciÓn actual. >> nosotros hacemos esto para poderlos ver con mÁs frecuencia. >>

veremos cómo estará y cómo quitas la nueva semana, saludos, en san josé ha sido un lunes agradable, un fin de semana muy bueno, temperaturas en los 40de los 72 grados. entró algo de humedad que ha traído desestabilidad en la atmósfera, por lo tanto la presencia en zonas altas hacia la zona del norte, zonas de montañas, rayos, tormentas eléctricas, así que pendientes de que no se vuelva a presentar un incendio o los que están argumento hacia la zona del norte de california y oregón. está trayendo ese humo tan lejos, miren nada más con el humo superficie hacia dónde va las próximas horas. los angeles continúa, cruza la frontera, se va a baja california norte, baja california sur, eso es lo que ocasiona los incendios sin control que se mantienen precisamente por estas altas temperaturas y la sequía que hay en la región. así se ve en oregón la frontera norte de california en la calidad del aire, mala, pésima, entre el pacífico y llega el Área de la bahía y por lo tanto para nosotros se mantiene esa advertencia de que mucho cuidado las condiciones en el aire serán moderadas, es decir, no van a estar rebasando los 100 puntos pero se manti

sfo, 39. 40 four in san francisco. with gusty winds, helping coastal areas from getting too warm. going hour-by-hour. remaining gusty. winds dying down tomorrow morning. picking up again tomorrow afternoon. the coast will remain comfortable. inland areas heat up. air quality good to moderate. looking at the live picture, a little haze toward mount diablo. next couple of days looking good to moderate. by sunday as winds pick up, temperatures drop. good air quality. live views from our tower cameras. beautiful view of the fog from the emeryville camera. sunshine inland. you can see people enjoying the weather. coastal and bayside fog heating up the next two days. seasonal next week. as we check out the hour-by-hour forecast, fog over the bay starting with drizzle. fog across the coast well into the afternoon. morning temperatures, 50's, 60's for most of you. antioch, 70 degrees. 86 in san jose. it will be warm on the peninsula. 80 in palo alto. 60 five half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 71 degrees. mid 90's around sonoma, santa rosa. 78 oakland. 80 in fremont. 98 in fairfield. 9

. >> gracias, carlos, en san francisco un altercado dejo a una persona sin vida el domingo en la calle 24. hablamos con algunos testigos de lo ocurrido. >> a la 1:40>> está pasando muy seguido y no debería pasar. deben estar más vigilantes. limpiar la droga. >> por más de 40 años ha frecuentado esta zona. y habla sobre la criminalidad de la zona. >> se están peleando unos con otros y la mayoría es por droga. >> de acuerdo con esta persona que dice haber sido testigo, encontraron a la víctima que todavía no ha sido identificada y murió en la escena. >> creo que bajo un señor del bar. estaba muerto, cuando levantó su ropa estaba ensangrentada. habla de que tiene que irse y que no va a funcionar el bar. >> de acuerdo con información compartida por el bar, las cámaras de vigilancia mostraron a dos hombres adultos discutiendo cerca de la estación del tren. esto antes de que un individuo apuñalara al otro. >> tiene que haber más control, cuando voy a mi trabajo esta todo oscuro. no se sabe lo que puede pasar. >> procedieron con el levantamiento del cuerpo de la víctima. >> me da una pena por su familia. >> las autoridades dicen desconocer quién es el so

san mateo. in the past 40 minutes, the care facility came forward and gave us new details about what may have happened. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with these new developments and what they're now saying may have happened. >> reporter: yes. atria park just issued a statement confirming that three residents here apparently were served some kind of dish washing liquid instead of juice. now, we've learned that a 94-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital saturday where she later died. two other residents, who also drank the liquid, remain hospitalized. including one who is in critical condition. in a statement tonight, atria park said, when this occurred, our staff immediately contacted authorities, and the residents were transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. we are conducting our own internal investigation, and the employees involved have been suspended until this investigation concludes. we will continue working with the police and department of social services to fully review and assess the incident, after which we will take additional actions as needed. today we spotte

a 10 minute ride maze that fremont street exit san mateo bridge just under 40 minutes. as you're making your way from a 80 to one o one. the richmond, sandra fell commute just under 9 minutes andthe golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute morning right east bay congressman eric swalwell, sears and alarming voicemail that threatened his life and saying on twitter that if violent rhetoric against lawmakers, law enforcement continues, someone is going to get killed, kron four's amanda hari talk with a political analyst and has that audio of the voicemail now want to warn you before we play this, what you're about to hear is disturbing. >> falwell to work with people. but his wife's head off to kids as off. i don't give up. >> that statement was repeated over and over again during a voicemail left for former presidential candidate and congressman eric swalwell who represents part of alameda and contra costa counties. he tweeted out saying, quote, listen to this death threat against my children since the fbi search of mar-a-lago, trump, mccarthy and mag of republican

40 years but they are not talking about an earthquake. with climate change california could soon see a disastrous mega flood. to san jose with a look at the damage that it could cause. >> scientists predict in the next 40 years we will see flooding much more extreme than even what san jose expressed five years ago when parts of the city ended up under feet of water and thousands were forced to evacuate. >> we have found climate change has doubled the likelihood of a mega flood. >> ucla climate scientist co- author of research showing we may see a mega flood similar to the one in sacramento in 1862. >> a lot of flooding with widespread mudslides. particularly in areas affected by wildfires. also coastal flooding. >> the recent flooding in death valley is just a fraction of what we could expense in the future following weeks of heavy rain. in the bay area they are starting to prepare. >> looking at setback levies. the flood walls. they are set back and give the creeks more area where it would be allowed to flood. >> other solutions include elevating houses, directing floodwaters into parks and restoring wetlands. but

. >> i haven't been to san francisco, probably since 40 years ago, so it is quite surprising that i could get a ticket and not be there. michael: at first, she thought it was a scam. she has never been on a toll bridge in her life. >> never, never, never and i don't know where the san mateo-hayward bridge is. michael: she went online and found the fastrak information was real. >> the amount due is only $7, so for san francisco, i assume it is reasonable. michael: she was surprised to know that $7 was one triple across the bridge. she lives in a town where there are no tolls, no red light, not even a stop sign. >> there is a little creek. michael: residents are living amid wheat and no one worries about fines and fees. >> i'm sorry you have to live like that. i don't think it is healthy for people and i don't think it is good for the vie key. michael: she sits by the creek with a fishing poll. she left the fast city decades ago. >> i went over the bridge at 10:40 a.m. michael: she found our stories about fastrak online and we found out why she got the invoice. someone else with a washingto

may say that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge, 40 minutes, a 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula. well, if you're traveling up along one o one, starting at 85 to menlo park. 38 minutes. an uptick in traffic as you're seeing there. we had a few earlier accidents, one along 5, 18, 80 in emeryville. that's clear. 25 minute drive crockett down to the maze and another one in hayworth that is now clear. residual delays. san leandro down to milpitas just under 32 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain. our top story. fbi agents searched former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate in florida and they seized hundreds of documents. yes, sources familiar with what happened say this is all related to an investigation into whether the former president mishandled presidential records with chris wolfe. now with a closer look. >> what are they looking for and why former president donald trump says the fbi searched his palm beach, florida estate known as mara lago and had broken open a safe. my initial thoughts are that this is absolutely historic. there is no his

. >> i have not been to san francisco since probably 40 years ago.t i could get a ticket and not even be there. >> at first she thought it was a scheme. she says she has never been on a toll >> bridge in her life. >>i certainly do not know where the san mateo toll bridge is. >> she found the fast-track information was real. why did she get a ticket way up here? she was surprised to hear the seven dollars only paid for one trip across the bridge. >> i am staying here. >> she lives in a place where there are no tolls, not even a stop sign. >> we have a bridge here. >> her town is 430 residents were no one worries about fines and fees. >> i am sorry you have to live like that. i do not think it is healthy for people. she said at the end of the day she sits by the creek with a fishing pole. now the fast-track ticket was pulling her back in. >> i allegedly went over the bridge at 10:40 a.m. she found our stories about fast-track online and we found out why she got that invoice. fast-track tells us someone else with a washington plate did cross the san mat

. >> you know, in 1982 san francisco aids foundation 40 years ago this year formed in a moment of public health crisis. and it was a community of folks mainly men and their allies that have to come together in a moment resilience to fight for the access that they needed and deserved. when the federal government failed them. in response, san franciscans were abandoned to respond to the hiv epidemic and we had to fight every day to ensure that people could live and try to make it to this day where 40 years later we are able to be in a place where we may see 0 new infections. it it deserves its own story line. it is a stain on american history in a way that the government did not respond. but what is similar is this moment where there has been a lack of swift action, a lack of urgency in responding to this crisis and many of us believe that it is because of what has impacted community lgbtq+, folks, i have long been marginalized and in this moment and mookie pops has been both stigmatizing and politicized on our population. that was one of the other things i wanted to ask is about concern o

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to protect not only us, but you know the whole the whole neighborhood, the city of san jose says it's applied for a $40 million grant from one bay area to put in place a safety project along jackson avenue from barry esa avenue two story road. san jose says if it gets the grant, it will begin the design projects sometime next year. they also say they have no authority to make changes to the off ramp, so they are encouraging drivers all drivers to just slow down and to obey all traffic laws. mike 23 times. let's hope that grant comes through. all right, lamonica peters live tonight. there in san jose. thank you knew at 11 the morgue until police department is asking for the public's help solving a homicide investigators say this white nissan center was involved in a homicide on july 20th of last year. the central was last seen on that day, heading west on spring avenue in morgan hill. anyone with information about the case is asked to call more gun hill police heat in our forecast residents across the state are being urged to save energy to protect our power grid . alyssa was issued a flex alert for tom

he spent 10 of his 16 seasons with the san francisco 40 niners.test running backs to ever play in the nfl. unless vegas police they're arrested former nfl star in oakland native marshawn lynch for driving under the influence of vegas police say they pulled lynch over yesterday morning near las vegas boulevard. tmz reports, lynch was driving a black mustang with no front tire and kept driving into the curb. officers determined he was driving under the influence and arrested him. as more students return to school special education teachers in contra costa county will resume negotiations today in their demands for higher pay and smaller class sizes. the teachers will meet with mediators and the superintendent of the contra costa is county schools, teachers 125% cost of living raise and they want to keep the current class size of 6 to 8 students instead of increasing it to a dozen or more, as is proposed by the county office of education. these teachers also deal with students who have, um, behavior issues, extreme medical issues that are very severe.

and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and helmet. the dirtier you were the harder you worked. that is a cancer causeser. it -- casser. it is not -- cancer causer. there islassic everywhere. we had to reduce our exposure. we washed our gear more often, we didn't take gear where we were eating or sleeping. we started decontaminating ourselves at the fire scene after the fire was out. going back to the fire station and then taking a shower. i have taught, worked on the decontamination policy to be sure that gets through. it is not if or when. it is who is the next person. it is like a cancer sniper out there. who is going to get it next. one of the things i love about the fire department. it is always a te

first time we're seeing 40's this week, oakland and alameda at 61, san mateo and san francisco. 59, we may be a little bit cooler this morning, but temperatures this afternoon just as hot as yesterday's all update you on that. still ahead, john, thank you for that little traveling into the city this morning via the bay bridge. you're at about a 10 minute ride. >> may's to that freeman street exit is traffic continues to move on. there. san mateo bridge, 12 minutes, a 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula. if you are traveling and the south bay starting at 85 san jose up to menlo park around. 29 to 30 minutes for you. there to 18. 82 also good options to 37. no delays over there. 5, 18, 80 15 minutes. if you're taking 24 westbound wannacry to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. it's 6 o'clock. and today vice president kamala harris is in the east bay. she's >> old hometown of oakland to launch a new program. yeah, the vice there to talk more about generational funding with mayor libby schaff. the fund that they're creating is going to

velasquez appeared in court in san jose this morning. the 40 year old is accused of opening fire on harry goulart. goulart is charged with molesting a young child related to velazquez. good light stepfather was struck and injured in that shooting has been released on bail, but bail has been denied to velazquez a number of times. the next hearing in this case is set for august 29th, someone from vacaville has become solano counties. first west nile patient of the year coming up, a doctor will join us with some insights on how to protect yourself from the mosquito borne illness. also people planning to travel welcome some financial relief coming up what's driving down the price of plane tickets ? while you just may not need to travel? the weather is so gorgeous. here we are less than eight hours away from your weekend at the forecast just minutes away as the news continues, right here on ktvu on the the for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle

yesterday, get out there fully enjoy today, too. 50's for current temps, oakland at 56, san francisco. 58 degrees. 40's and fairfax, 60's and pittsburgh in alameda now be giving you the full breakdown on the holiday weekend forecast. those triple digits around the corner. still in your forecast, rain on the eve of that, well, we do have a hot spot we've been tracking. this is southbound one. 0, one at spencer avenue. >> in sausalito it an early morning fatal accident there. and so 3 lanes are still blocked. one lane is open. you can see that delays. you're traveling down south again. southbound one. 0, one just north of spencer avenue in sausalito. so there is a slight delay there. let's go ahead look at the bay bridge, though, as you're heading into the city this morning. the meteor lights just went on to just under 13 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. no major issues there. san mateo bridge a 80 to one. 0, not seen any accidents along the peninsula to slow you down. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell commute about a 11 minute ride as you travel out of richmond heading across towards s

give up and then in southern california you're also seeing really soft demand and sales are off 40% in sango which is unusual. traditionally that's been a pandemic destination >> describe this for what exactly and rising rates is a part of it the other ideas are what >> well, some housing demand was pulled forward during the pandemic and a bunch of people who are going to move, got in gear and did it, and did it in 2020 and 2021, and i don't know that activity is really that low. it's just low compared to incredible highs it's a tough comp right now. >> what about the traffic on your site? are you seeing a lot of buyer traffic and interest >> well, there it's a tale of two markets and so the buyers have come back because they're being drawn if by lower prices and it's pretty dreadful in may and june and now in july and august it's been stronger and there are so many sellers that have decided to wait this out. if they don't have to sell they're not going to sell. when we saw inventory shoot through the roof in the great financial crisis, that was under duress and these people had mortgages

the san francisco 40 niners are getting ready for their first game of the regular season, will face thet weekend at their practice field in santa clara. they're preparing for a season that tight end george kittle says will be special. i'm ready to play football. um you know, i'm definitely looking forward these practices. i think we're gonna be able to refine a lot of things focus on things that we think we could do it a really high level. um you know, as an offense, especially so just continue to work on that material. good reps as an offense. um but no, i mean the boys ready to go out and hit people that you know, aren't the niners this will be quarterback trade lance's first season as a full time starter for the niners. the niners traded several draft picks to move up and select him third overall in the 2021 draft. 58 now the oakland a's are going back on the road to begin a series against the washington nationals tomorrow night. these wrapped up their weekend series against the yankees with a 4 to 1 victory, oakland coliseum. minor league call up. adrian martinez held new york hitle

. >> san mateo bridge about 40 minutes, a 80 to one o one. richmond, sandra fell 9 minutes as you head out to richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to that holds about 20 minutes. well, governor gavin newsom unveiled a plan to build a tunnel that would actually divert rainwater from northern all the way to southern california. the project calls for a 45 mile underground tunnel. it would feed into california's main aqueduct now would have to remove 71 buildings in northern california in order to build it. some environmentalists are worried, it could hurt the population of endangered salmon. the project is expected to cost at least 60 billion dollars in crews are supposed to break ground in 2028. free money this morning. gas prices have been falling steadily in the past month and a half. >> and in california, we're seeing now are averaging now 5.61 a gallon, which is $0.13 less. then we were paying a week ago and the bay area is no different prices coming down a little bit there, too, or here, too. you can see a san francisco is still paying

over the past six years, shows that seattle okayed 10,000 new housing units, san francisco, fewer than 3000. >>> in sunnyvale, a 40-year-old cold case has been solved. a detective to dna from a crime scene to a genealogy expert. they found a match. 1982, the body of karen was found in sunnyvale near el camino riel in sunnyvale. the teenager had been and stabbed dozens of times. there was a suspect in mind. to dna ruled him out. fast forward to last week. police arrested this man at his home in maui. sunnyvale detective has been working this case for five years. a few years ago he enlisted the help of a genealogist using dna from the crime scene. they were able to narrow down the pool to four brothers. from there, they identified gary as a suspect. >> it's hard to know how many people are affected over the years. a lot of emotions come up with me, not even been associated with the family. i just spent five years of my life dedicated to this case. >> joining us, the detective with the department of sunnyvale. a nice to have you with us. 1982. i was -2 years old or you were negative two years old, what inspired you?

. >>> a treasure hunt is back on in san francisco as amateurs are legally digging through the city parks looking for something buried 40 years ago. >> we are talking about the secret. that's a book written in 1982 by author byron price with a set of mysterious poems and illustration its. laid outhcluej onthone hidden somewhere in san francisco had a lot of people looking until the pandemic. the city stopped issuing dig 20. two years later it nay have more treasure hunters than>>ilson wa hunt in san francisco. >> my first dig date was the first week of june 2020. i got to wait six, seven months. >> reporter: when darren hicks applied for a permit to dig up a san francisco city park, he had no idea he'd end up waiting 2 1/2 years, but his wait is over and he is finally probing away. >> could be up to about three feet down possibly. hoping it would be about half of that. >> reporter: the spot he has landed on portsmouth square known as the heart of chinatown, now, not to get too deep into his solution, it's largely based on some historic context of the park and several very specific visual cues in the illustration. >> i t

for doctors in hard hit areas who say so far they're not getting the resources they need. 35 40 individuals san francisco. should be vaccinated for monkey pox at this time, unfortunately , received nowhere near close to that another concern. at least five cases have been reported among children, leading to fears monkeypox could soon be spreading in schools. but doctors say that's not likely as long as parents are on the lookout for symptoms of flu like symptoms we're looking for that the rush is very characteristic pustules vesicles. you look for that characteristic rash. the cdc says. there are about 6300 confirmed cases of monkey pox in the us the most of any country. in atlanta. jonathan serrie, fox news forward down the county public health officials say they've tracked down what may be the point of origin for a deadly outbreak of legionnaire's disease. so far, one person has died and a dozen people have tested positive late today, napa county officials said. a sample taken from the cooling tower at the embassy suites hotel in the city of napa came back positive for legionnaires. that cooli

llega allí sino por el número de ellos que logra cruzar a estados unidos por asilo. 40 cruzaron de forma legal a sana comisión nacional de derechos humanos en tijuana los migrantes lograron entablar una conversación con el secretario de seguridad que aseguren hay más de 50 migrantes que dejaron el albergue por miedo >> nosotros (inaudible) con 2000 policías, tratamos estar en toda la ciudad, no podemos estar en permanencia solo en un lugar, salvo aquellos que así lo requieran estrictamente >> mientras tanto hoy las madres de familia migrantes esperan estar más tranquilos >> queremos dormir tranquilos >> en la ciudad de nueva york se están convirtiendo en refugios en las iglesias para migrantes. también se han habilitado camas para atender a los inmigrantes que siguen llegando desde texas y como respuesta a la crisis de los albergues. para los activistas es el momento de responder a la emergencia que se vive en las la ciudad espera más acción de las autoridades >> contra nuestra voluntad nos trajeron a nueva york cuando nuestro destino era florida. nos dijeron que era nueva york o era regresamos a mé

san pablo. >> heading into the city 40 minute to the fremont street exit. the meteor lights on. >> san mateo bridge, 13 minute say 80 to one o one. let's check on the richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 19 minute ride. >> time now 6, 0, one in the breaking news that we're following from overnight. oakland police are investigating a shooting. it seems show started our freeway and ended with a crash actually kron. 4. sarah stinson live at chp with the latest of sarah had at this all started when actually happened. >> witnesses at the scene. they tell us that there was a child and a woman in that car that was shot at and then crashed. but we're still waiting to hear from chp and from oakland police about the details. they have not been able to confirm anything with us or give us any detail. so let's take a look at the video because it really shows you the aftermath of what happened. and that is a car, a black car that is all banged up, smashed in and has bullet holes in the windows. the airbag