the welcome minister across the boulevard in san peter little bell. here we discuss somebody on this exchange gear. as a mark we had a, an election in the u. k. it was widely expected that labor would do very well. it did very well. but if you scratched just a little bit into the numbers here, it's not the kind of big free but um, obviously labor is claiming. and of course, the other center of a sudden you're of, and the united sega, this is the way it's gotta be done, okay. but if you go to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th layers of the numbers, it's not there victory, that it appears to be. apartment is small and it's because we have this outdated, draconian, and frankly, a weird voting system in the u. k, which we call for us post opposed. and this particular system allowed labor to win by quite a huge majority, but actually only took 34 percent of the entire vote. so um, you know, it, it, it's, it's outdated, it hasn't worked right on time, but it creates these cooks. so in this particular time, i come and get a kiss, thomas, sorry, got to actually list those in

san jose. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> looks like everybody had fun there. well that event in san jose, just one of many across the bay area. a 4th of july picnic in san mateo brought a big crowd out to beresford park, the county republican party gathering for independence day. attendees were encouraged to bring their families to enjoy some music, food and camaraderie. those who took part told us they hope that the country can find some common ground. despite political differences. >> we are not each other's enemies. we are all one country. let's remember that on this day, especially that america is still free, that we still have a democracy and we should be very proud of that and that we could have hope for the future. >> and anna jane kramer, who is running for congress, said that she hopes that americans won't be so polarized. >> but instead will work together going forward. >> and in san francisco, it was a little slice of americana at the lake street 4th of july parade. this parade has been going on in glen park for 20 years now. the festive mini parade

hundreds of people here to enjoy this fireworks show for the very first time in east san jose. >> christina lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. monica. thank you. >> well, now we go to the east bay and the 4th of july parade in fremont brought some big crowds downtown. people lining the route today dressed in red, white and blue as floats made their way from the fremont library to the civic center. firefighters and police officers were standing by to make sure everyone stayed safe in the extreme heat. parade goers say they have been looking forward to this celebration despite the scorching temperatures. >> it's been a while since we had a really big parade dowdy, happy 4th of july to everybody. stay safe and let's enjoy this parade. >> the event here in fremont was put on by volunteers, funded by community partnerships as partnerships sponsorships, excuse me, as well as donations. >> well, thousands of people gathered at the washington monument in washington, d.c. earlier this evening to watch a fireworks show. the crowds came early, with people of all ages stopping by. to catch a glimpse of this sho

san jose, one each month until october in a different location. so if you'd like more information about that, just go to eventbrite.com and you'll find it. >> christina lamonica peters in san jose tonight. lamonica. thank you. the summer heat is continuing this week with temperatures expected to rise just take a look at tonight's sunset. officials have issued an air quality advisory for tomorrow. smoke from wildfires in northern california is expected to impact the bay area. we'll bring in chief meteorologist bill martin now bill, some air quality concerns and also that heat for our region. >> yeah, you know, so definitely this sounds a little orange fires in the north of us coming in or smoke coming in from those fires. mainly the most likely the shelley fire up around trinity alps area. the smoke though is a higher elevation. if you're smelling it, you're breathing it, but most of it's up there pretty good. but there still is an air quality advisory. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week with temperatures getting up into the low one hundreds and the hot spots. but around the bay we've got this cool setup, which is a continuance of this sort of onshore flow.

our south bay reporter lamonica peters in san jose, where the plan is facing some pushback. >> robert howarth says he's been living in this encampment near cherry avenue in san jose for the last six months, but he's been without permanent housing for eight years after losing his job. >> i get a place to live immediately if i have the money, you know, to $2,000 a month, it's way beyond my budget. on thursday, governor newsom issued an executive order that allows agencies to clear encampments on state property. >> the move comes a month after a supreme court ruling that allows cities more authority to prohibit people from living on the streets. san jose mayor matt mehan says he supports the orde, but believes it will take a multifaceted effort to get people housed. >> i think it starts with low barrier solutions such as homeless shelters, interim housing units, safe parking, safe sleeping sites. but we certainly also need mental health and addiction treatment centers, mehan says. >> san jose will also start clearing encampments, but building more permanent affordable housing also needs

the event is a powerful testament to the resilience and spirit of the san diego lgbtq community. mr. peters: san diego pride started in 1974 with an unsanctioned march. since then it's grown into one of the city's largest most cherished events. the center piece is a parade through hillcrest, the vibrant neighborhood that serves as san diego's lgbtq hub, which i am proud to represent. its streets adorned with pride flags, reflect the tireless work of people who refuse to be muted and marginalized. i want to take this opportunity to celebrate the achievements of the community in san diego and beyond and reaffirm my commitment to ensuring that everyone can live authentically and without fear of discrimination. together let's celebrate our diversity and recognize that love knows no boundaries. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. tho

mike. >> lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. lamonica. thank you for that. president biden tonight remains in delaware recovering from covid. the president's physician, physician doctor said today that the president completed his 10th dose of paxlovid this morning. the white house says his symptoms are almost all gone. the president is scheduled to return to washington, d.c, tomorrow and is expected to make a national address sometime this week to expand on his reasoning for not seeking reelection. >> a bipartisan group of congressional members meantime touring the site in butler, pennsylvania, where a gunman tried to assassinate former president donald trump. many came looking for answers. they went on to the grounds where that campaign rally was held, including going up on the roof of the building where the gunman shot and wounded. the former president, also killed one spectator and injured two others. now republican eli crane, a former navy seal sniper, said he immediately noticed the water tower, the highest point in the area. crane says he does not unde

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose, where there is concern about a cut rauma services. lamonica >> community members told me that they did plan to meet with executives at regional, but the meeting was rescheduled. council member peter ortiz says that this trauma center is going to stay open, but it won't function like a full service trauma center, and that's just not good enough, is it? >> what we asked for? no, no, what we want. are the full services restored? >> advocates and community members rallied just outside of regional medical center on wednesday. the group says the trauma center there will remain open, but it's been downgraded to a place where patients are simply stabilized, then transported to other hospitals. >> when my mother, my own mother suffered a heart attack, right, it was the trauma center here at regional medical center that makes sure that she survived to live another day. >> the trauma and stemi centers at regional were scheduled to be closed in mid-august. pushback from the community and support from local leaders led to a restruct

house near bernal heights park, where vance lived while he worked for a san francisco venture capital firm owned by paypal co-founder peter thiel. vance also helped set up trump's san francisco fundraiser last month at the house of silicon valley billionaire david saxe. vance's wife, usha, resigned from a san francisco law firm yesterday after trump announced his running mate. the focus on vance as trump's running mate has been a key part of the republican national convention, so far. earlier today, on our midday live show, i spoke with san jose state political science professor, doctor melinda jackson about vance as the vp pick. >> it definitely shows us that trump is doubling down on his message. he didn't pick a vice president running mate who is different from him. he picked someone who's very similar. younger, has a different background, right? comes out of the rust belt region. so those things may help, but really the issue positions and the message and the tone, the demeanor is, is all trump. so vance may, present an example of a convert, right? someone who was initially skeptical and critical of trump, but who has

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose with more on how bay area donors here are responding to the big news, lamonica. >> mike. the people i spoke with today say there's a lot of excitement in democratic circles after harris announced that she'd run for president. and because of that, they believe there's a lot of money that will be raised here in the bay area and across the country to now have another possibility of america's first female president. >> there's a whole group of folks in america for whom that is what they have been waiting for. >> with the endorsement of president biden on sunday, vice president kamala harris announced she will campaign to be the next president of the united states. she, the people, is an oakland based national support group for women of color in politics, and founder amy allison says silicon valley has a history of donating to candidates like harris. >> it's good to understand the role of the bay area in terms of funding national elections when it comes to particularly women and women of color. bay area donors have funded cong

lamonica peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you.lara county has more than 20 cooling centers open this week. those centers do include the campbell community center, milpitas library, and the santa clara senior center. vta by the way, also offering up free rides to and from those cooling centers through friday. >> here we go again. the second heat wave. it has arrived. the neighborhoods that will be adversely affected. the bay area forecast is up next and business is anything but red hot in some places where people are staying indoors in the face of extreme heat, where the cash registers aren't ringing as often, and how store owners are dealing with the downturn. >> also, a new approach to fighting sideshows. the group of bay area agencies all coming together to fight the ongoing issue. hawk road. not far from shoreline drive. if you're not familiar with that area, it's right along the alameda beach. a number of police officers at the scene. as you can see, the crime scene tape is up. we've also seen at least one ambulance in this ar

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in downtown san jose with the story.a >> mike, 650 people are working without a contract right now, and they say what they earn today is not enough to survive in the bay area. and they don't want to have to work multiple jobs just to make ends meet. just outside of the san jose mcenery convention center, hundreds of hotel workers gathered tuesday to bring attention to their labor dispute with major downtown hotels. ramil malvar says he's worked in san jose's hospitality industry for over 30 years, and has worked two hotel jobs for the last 20 years. >> it's a struggle because i'm living in the house and then my rent is too high, you know, in here, our rent is too expensive and at the same time the grocery, the milk, everything is just too expensive. and i'm a single dad. >> the rally was organized by unite here local 19, which represents more than 8500 workers in northern california. the union says the collective bargaining agreement with hilton, hyatt and marriott in downtown san jose expired on june 30th. >> so effecti

we spoke to doctor peter chin hong uc san francisco infectious diseases expert about how the symptoms of covid could impact people considered more vulnerable to do to age and wellness. i'm not too worried. for ground that it will go to the icu. all you have a prolonged. >> schofield, get reading to you. but of course, every time someone gets covid, particularly somebody who was you do worry that it may be a slower recovery process. and, you know, may not be back on its feet immediately. >> news comes as the democratic national committee is pushing back its virtual roll call vote to nominate president biden ahead of the convention. that's right. the move buys democrat some time as they struggled get on the same page about the 81 year-old president. meantime, southern california congressman and u.s. senate candidate adam schiff, he's calling on president biden to drop his reelection bid. in a statement shift is citing his quote, serious concern to the president's can beat former president trump in november. he praised biden's record as president and his lifetime of service, but says it'

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters, live at san jose mineta international airport with more from officials. lamonica >> garcia, health officials say it's pretty easy to contract measles because it's airborne, so they want to let people know that they may be at risk if they were on that southwest airlines flight last week, they didn't know about the measles. >> so thanks for telling me. >> travelers at san jose mineta international airport say they were surprised to hear that a passenger on southwest airlines may have put other travelers at risk. last tuesday, santa clara county's public health department announced that an out of state traveler was diagnosed with a highly contagious measles virus. >> there were three exposures that we've listed on july 1st and july 2nd. the first exposure was at a starbucks. the second one was at a restaurant in julye exposure was at the san jose airport and the second in the morning. >> the starbucks is located in los gatos on blossom hill road, and taqueria los pericos is on water street in santa cruz. health officials also say the passenger was

the republican vp nominee spent a couple of years in san francisco working alongside well-known venture capitalist peter thiel and marc anderson, as well as tech executives like eric schmidt of google and steve case of aol. vance's wife, osha chilukuri vance, also has ties to san francisco, up until today, she was actually a corporate litigator at munger, tolles and olson, which has offices in san francisco as well as los angeles and washington, d.c. let's take a live look now in milwaukee at the republican national convention. you see the arena there just after 11 p.m. milwaukee time. we'll be following the week's events throughout the week until this ends on thursday. we'll be covering it in prime time here on nbc. up next, laci peterson's mother has something to say about scott peterson's bid for a new trial. her message to the court today. also good news for patelco customers they can now access their money after hackers breached the bank's system. we're back in a moment. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that fog is back for tomorrow morning. i'll show you the impact to our temperatures l loren

san jose to chicago. joining us now is doctor peter chin-hong, infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor, thanks for being with us. why the measles warning here? let's start with that. aren't most people vaccinated? why is there such a concern, the concern raj because the number of cases in the united states is going up dramatically. we have a lot more at this time of the year, actually, more than all of last year. and the number of unvaccinated individuals is increasing in the us over time. so that leaves a lot of people vulnerable to measles and more importantly, the people who are most vulnerable are not protected by the people. with strong immunity. sure. so we talked about this person went to a starbucks, a local taqueria, but also a southwest flight. is that the most concerning for you to be with someone in measles on that southwest flight or any flight? yes. the most concerning thing is if you are under vaccinated or unvaccinated, for people who are vaccinated, there's really nothing to worry about. but, you know, if people are in contact, they should definitely contact the

lamonica peters in san jose and lamonica, you just heard from the mayor about the death of a homeless person due to these extreme temperatures. >> i did, heather, the temperatures that we've been experiencing in the bay area have been record breaking in some places, and especially if you're unsheltered, that can be very dangerous. and life threatening. the temperatures have been soaring in the triple digits, and they're expected to remain that way until the middle of next week. now, san jose's mayor told me tonight that, the person died because of heat. he posted that on social media. he said that the city is getting water out to encampments and information about cooling centers. i also talked to unhoused response group, a homeless advocacy agency, about the condition of unhoused people in this heat. take a listen. he gave us a human being in our community died an unnecessary death because they didn't have anywhere else to be. >> i think that's tragic. it's avoidable. it's depressing. and it should push us all to do better, should demand that we treat this homelessness crisis like a t

lamonica peters in san jose, where lamonica not everyone was inside cranking the ac. >> yeah, that's right. you know, the taste of india festival is still going on. and earlier today, people told me that they'd rather be outdoors than indoors because sometimes it's hotter indoors. so they decided to come on out and take advantage of this hotter than usual weather. >> i'm not a big fan of warm weather, but i'm a big fan of indian food. >> the taste of india festival in san jose's plaza de cesar chavez offered entertainment, jewelry and clothing booths and food vendors. hundreds of people came out to the festival sunday afternoon. despite the heat. >> it is really hot out here, but i mean, it brings us back to our roots. i mean, i'm indian, i'm sick. so it's so nice to be here looking for shopping and eating some yummy food. >> i grew up in ghana, so i'm kind of used to heat. i've lived in different places, so heat is fine. it's not humid, so which is good. it's kind of more like a dry heat. >> the heat advisory and excessive heat warnings will remain in effect until wednesday, and abo

that's 2 from san diego area. scott peterslso called for the president to back out and they should also note that there's going to be another conference call tomorrow something that's called the new dems coalition. this is a group of moderate mainstream democrats in the house of representatives." recall tomorrow and 13 of those members are members who have called for the president to step out. >> martha: thank you. breaking news on this. pretty much by the hour former congressman from a high-end tim ryan was 1 of the first cats to call for a change saying its time to rip the band-aid off and replace president biden with the vice president kamala harris. ode to have you with us. thank you for joining us today. i'm curious what you think about whether or not we would be seeing this. we looked all the polls a little while ago about some of these replacements kamala harris, gretchen whitmer. gavin newsom. they are all premention the same range against former president trump as joe biden's. if biden were comfortably ahead would we

its biggest block parties tonight, attracting a few thousand people to san pedro square in the downtown area. >> as ktvu lamonica peterorts tonight, block parties are a part of a campaign to bring people downtown in support of those small businesses. >> make it twice as nice as temperatures heat up across the bay area this weekend, people in san jose are heading outdoors to events like the block party held at san pedro square on thursday. >> honestly, it's summer and we just wanted to see, like the local businesses in the shops and honestly to support them. it's great. one vendor at the square offered up large, stylish sun hats to help people create as much shade as possible from the sun. you can literally put these on your hat. >> you go for it. they'll come over all the way around. i do recommend hitting them with a light iron so you can get the poles out. >> the urban vibrancy institute, in partnership with the city, has promoted the block party series since last year. organizers say some vendors now occupy storefronts as part of the moments program with san jose's downtown association. >> the whole purpose of this

new at ten ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live in san jose and lamonica, senior citizens andthe homeless really affected the most here. >> that's right mike. advocates say that the back to back heat waves and dwindling food sources are impacting unhoused people. and the elderly. the most people don't have clothes because, you know, you've sweated through your clothes, and it's not like everyone just goes to the laundromat, >> people are thirsty, just beat down, unbearable. >> sometimes i mean, but right now, in this dusk, dawn, it's cool. when the sun comes out. it's crazy. >> with another heat wave impacting the bay area until the end of the week, homeless advocates like sean cartwright with unhoused response group say it's getting harder and harder for people to escape the heat when you're out there, particularly in areas that are resource deserts, like the south side, there isn't relief. >> there isn't like a cooling center over there. it's much, much hotter over there. it's more like a desert. >> cartwright says santa clara county is providing water and cooling supplies f

san francisco. after graduating from yale in 2013. he worked as a venture capitalist with ties to former paypal ceo and republican donor. peter thiel. now we spoke with the chair of the san francisco republican party, john dennis, who called vance the perfect complement to mr trump, giving him clout within the bay area tech community. >>>know him. i'm sure they respect him. he was successful in the industry. so now he gets the chance to come back to those folks and say, hey, you know, we know each other and maybe they won't support it. but don't disappoint. me. and i think that you never tell is a step in the right direction. >gianna>van. advance, married his wife you show while they lived here in san francisco. she resigned from her role as a corporate litigator. at a city firm just minutes after her husband was announced as trump's vp pick now, in a statement, the firm said she was an excellent lawyer and colleague and wished her well what we are expecting advance to formally accept the republican vice presidential nomination in a speech tomorrow night at the rnc. will eventually face off in a debate with current vice president kam

san jose, one each month until october in a different location. if you'd like more information about that, just go to eventbrite.com. lamonica petersfox two news. >> great to know. lamonica. thank you very much. and let's stay with that theme and head on out to the san jose area, where was pretty mild this week until today when it topped off all the way up to 95 degrees. and keep in mind, the average high temperature in san jose this time of the year is 82 tomorrow, pretty close to spot on averages, and then additional cooling takes place on sunday. let's traverse on over and jog on over to san francisco where so far today we've topped off at 75 degrees. it looks like, for the most part, these temperatures. let's forget those right there. they haven't been updated yet. climatology reports have been very slow to come in during the summer days, but right now it's 81 degrees in oakland, 70 in san francisco. how about 82 degrees? boy, a wonderful evening in progress along the peninsula. but the winds have been kicking up triple digits, 101 in walnut creek at topped off so far today. about 103 in livermore and 105 in santa rosa. it's ac

lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11. the san francisco fire department is sharing video of a rescue today at marshall's beach that's just north of baker beach. the fire department responded around 7:00 tonight after reports that someone was unconscious and in critical condition. a rescue tech on board the chp helicopter provided paramedic care before the person was lifted up, and then transported to a hospital. authorities say this was a team effort. >> this was initially a search and rescue of multiple san francisco fire department rescue technicians who were looking for this individual. while we were looking for this individual, we also had the helicopter from the california highway patrol in route. >> although the hiker's injuries were described as serious, they are considered not life threatening. >> well, the bay area heat wave is hitting the east bay especially hard this week, and one of the hottest cities is concord, where temperatures topped 100 degrees today. ktvu betty yu reports on how people there tried their best to

he worked for several years in san francisco at a venture capital firm owned by peter thiel, who co-founded paypal. his wife, usha, worked at a san francisco law firm until today, taking part in cases defending the university of california and the walt disney company. >> california has the largest delegation at the republican national convention. this is video of the moment the leader announced all 169 delegates for trump. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan spoke with several rnc delegates today and has their take on the day's events. suzanne ama and dan, bay area delegates to the republican national convention, say they are ecstatic about donald trump accepting the party nomination. >> now they believe trump's vp pick will truly turn things around for the country. the republican national convention is underway and delegates say they are pumped. >> the energy is just absolutely palpable. >> john dennis, the chairman of the san francisco republican party, was there for one of the biggest announcements of the convention. >> donald trump just announced a jd vance junior senator for ohio as h

peter: joe biden. frank:s whenid in san was for latino americans. she ma regard to th basketball championship and she was savaged in some corners for the sloppy and supposedly insulting these vathere was no real insult and in most of these situations shegain we live in a society where there is grievance entrepreneurs who take any opportunity to say see society is being just as bad as i tell you it is society hasd real work to do but when we vilify it and declare five-alarm fire's to, we causes and that is the context in which i mentioned jill biden. peter: i am going to read a tweet and i want you to tell me if you know who it is from. so disgusting to watch twitter so-called trending where so many trends are about me and never a good one. they look for anything they can find, bake possible, and blow itried to make it a trend. really ridiculous. illegal. and of course very that could be manyounds a lot like donald trump. peter: it was. ed to him in your book, maybe it was in my grievance. frank: i would deserve that crown. i refer him as grudge made

peter thiel here in san francisco had worked here for a little while moved on there.he wrote this this book that you just mentioned that give you read it, you know anything about it turned into a netflix film at one point. >> yeah, i mean, it was about his background growing and growing up poor i think and i ohio and kentucky, i i haven't read it. i've heard i've heard people like that. you know, >> it just it spoke of a philosophy that he is now pretty much rejected. and one of the interesting things about this is everything king. is there going to be any attempt to bring some balance to the ticket? that's why you have all this late flurry about nikki haley being in the mix actually there was lhat was real. i know that there's some of the newsroom. there's there's wagering going but i think that that to vance was always going trump always wants certainty he wants someone is going to be part of his echo chamber. so is that going to diverge? and i think i think vance was part of that. addition during the trial and in new york city, he was front and center. i'm doing th

yourcreen visit ktvu.com/schly dri to learn more and help out and donate san pedro square in downtown. that's ktvu. lamonica petersorts block parties are part of a campaign to bring people downtown and support all sorts of small businesses. over to you twice as nice as temperatures heat up across the bay area this weekend, people in san jose are heading outdoors to events like the block party held at san pedro square on thursday. >> honestly, it's summer and we just wanted to see, like the local businesses in the shops and honestly to support them. >> it's great. one vendor at the square offered up large, stylish sun hats to help people create as much shade as possible from the sun. >> you can literally put these on your hat. you go for it. they'll come over all the way around. i do recommend hitting them with a light iron so you can get the poles out. >> the urban vibrancy institute, in partnership with the city, has promoted the block party series since last year. organizers say some vendors now occupy storefronts as part of the moments program with san jose's downtown association. >> the whole purpose of this,

san francisco bay area and worked as an executive at circuit therapeutics. that's a biotechnology company. he lived near bernal heights park in 2016 and worked for a venture capital firm owned by paypal co-founder peterel. thiel gave $15 million to support vance's senate campaign. vance flew to san francisco last month to attend a private fundraiser for donald trump with two dozen tech and crypto investors and executives now watch it all right here. as it happens, live coverage of the republican national convention continues tonight at 7:00 here on abc seven. >> late this afternoon, we learned president biden tested positive for covid. an announcement was made at the latino civil rights conference in las vegas. >> the president has been at many events. as we all know and uh. he just tested positive for covid. >> the president was scheduled to speak at the group's conference tonight. the 81 year old has been on the campaign trail talking at conferences this week. his doctor says he had a runny nose, a cough, but his symptoms are mild. this is video of the president leaving las vegas. he is now on paxlovid and will be self-isolating at his home in delaware this is the third time in two years the presid

peter: michael from san francisco, did thomas and david hume and david human in the scottish enlightenment have an influence on thomas payne and his age of reason resembles book three of hobbs leviathan? richard: there is a lot we don't know about what thomas payne read. i think many sophisticated readers of his work have spotted shadows and influences of other political theorists and scientists. david hume being an obvious to chronological contemporary. also british in origin. i think hume was scottish. we don't have tom paine's reading diary. we don't have his grade school teachers leaving a summer reading list so we do not know what he read in what order or what he made of it. it has been up to sophisticated scholars to try to parse those details but certainly he had a grammar school education back in england that equipped him with not just literacy skills but a voracious intellectual curiosity. peter: speaking of back in england at what point did you find yourself interested in the american society? [laughter] richard: i grew up in england not ever being taught anything about the ameri

ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in downtown san jose tonight, with more from some ofe restaurants that are participating this week. lamonica >> claudine. this is the 16th year for san jose's restaurant week, and 40 restaurants are serving up dishes from all over the world. so we stopped by a few to see what they're offering up. >> and i just figured that with all these great deals, it's like a good time to try out something new for once. >> with chef specials, pre-fixed menus, and food and drink pairings on the menu, restaurants in downtown san jose are inviting their regulars and new customers to have a taste. gyu-kaku japanese barbecue has been in san pedro square for two and a half years, and says the decor and cuisine are unique but still familiar. >> the recommendations are definitely our garlic noodles. we make everything in a stone bowl and it's cooked directly onto the grill and our beef sukiyaki, so it's like our version of, fried rice. >> we've been to a different location for this place, but i didn't even know it was here, we walked by a couple of, weeks ag

you know, we're robbing peter to pay paul in san francisco. >> leon melendez abc seven news still ahead seven mornings a big weekend at comic con. >> marvel taking center stage and the familiar face returning to the mcu. and we'll take you outside here for a live look atop our roof camera. you see all those runners who have taken off from the start line for the san francisco marathon on their 26 mile journey. we wish them luck ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪ ♪ come on ♪ find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer. [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. choice hotel

peter lindholm is a professor of emergency medicine at uc san diego. >> i think it is important for thesthe emergency response systems and the uc health system to know if we have a lot of drowning-related accidents coming in. it's something that the healthcare system needs to handle. gustavo: lindholm co-authored the study with anna lussier, a phd and medical student in san diego. she became interested in migrant injuries during a rotation at a trauma surgery unit where she saw a lot of injuries from people who fell from the border wall, and wondered whether anyone tried to swim instead. >> drowning during migration is one of the leading causes of death during migration around the world, especially around the mediterranean area. and there hasn't been a lot of scientific investigation into that. so i'm hopeful the work that we do can lay a framework for other researchers and other people who care about this sue. gustavo: both researchers called this a preliminary study. they would like to analyze more data on drownings and rescues from both sides of the border. >> i think that we are sti

peter chin. hong next. tonight. there new masking recommendation in san francisco. you have the department of public health posting on social media. >> advising folks to wear masks in crowded indoor spaces. according to the latest data, there are currently 33 people hospitalized in the city with covid. >> so here to talk about the latest recommendation is an infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong, welcome to the program. a doctor, what masks are back. >> there so much covid out there? it's mainly because many people it's going to be very disruptive to travel to that. found the ring in to that wedding and to some as you alluded to, it's not going to be so easy sailing. it's going to result in hospitalization and in some cases, death, unfortunately, still in 2024. >> it feels to me like a lot of people have kind of moved with their lives i think i mean, i tend to think that. i'll ask you, is it a concern of yours that if you keep? doing these masking recommendations, i don't know for years to come that when the health department really needs people to pay a

you know, we're robbing peter to pay paul in san francisco. >> lyanne melendez, abc seven news. >> well ahead this morning, a big weekend at comic con, marvel taking center stage. and that familiar face returning to the mcu. and we'll take you outside for a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. and if you look closely, you see all those thousands of runners making their way through their 26 mile journey ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ que rico ♪ ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got the soul i've got the soul ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years. introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock gua

peter: what were you doing at san francisco state university?: i was there to deliver a message. i was speaking, one of the student led chapters invited me to be there. it was a turning point chapter. to speak to the students and some community members wanted to come. the message i was intending to share was very simple. it was a message speaking to the importance of maintaining the integrity of sports, specifically women's sports. and the easiest way to maintain integrity is by keeping men out of our sports. that is what i was there to do. nothing hateful, nothing even opinionated. i was there to share my real life, lived experience and competing against a male, changing in a locker room with a male, the silencing that we face former universities, that is what i was there to speak to before being not just shouted down, i mean physically attacked. peter: and you recount that incident in your new book "swimming against the tide: fighting for common sense in a world that has lost its mind." before we get into more of the book, when did you start s

san francisco. he spent years as a venture capitalist working for billionaire peter thiel before founding his own firmen vance eventually ran for senate in 2022, thiel donated $15 million to his campaign. vance, who is now the youngest person to sit on top of a main party ticket in over 160 year, has certainly not always supported former president trump. in 2016 he suggested trump might be america's hitler, called him cultural heroin, and referred to him as noxious. vance also said he believed the women who accused trump of sexual assault. >> and at the end of the day do you believe donald trump who always tells the truth -- just kidding -- or do you believe that woman on that tape? i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. >> vance made a switch, changing up his tune on trump. >> i was wrong about him. we need to win and we need to win big. >> here is what vance said about san francisco when he did this 201660 minutes interview. >> this presumption that the only people who live here are people forced to live here, and that's just not true. people are here because they care about their communities and

you know, we're robbing peter to pay paul in san francisco. >> leon melendez, abc seven news. >> all right, let's check on conditions outside with lisa. >> good morning. good morning. watching the sunshine come out around the bay area from our exploratorium camera. it is certainly brightening up a lot of cloud cover. still left, but temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. thank goodness, because it was only 70 in livermore going for the low 80s today. stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> tired of watching your electric bills climb higher every year? >> fed up with paying into the pockets of profit hungry energy giants like pg and e, it's time to take a stand and fire pg and e. imagine slashing your monthly bills and claiming your energy independence with semper solaris. it's not just a dream, it's reality. we're more than just a solar company. we're your local veteran owned partners in energy efficiency, bringing military precision, honesty and integrity to every job. semper solaris is the number one residential solar plus battery installer in the u.s, and ow

san francisco environments biodiversity coordinator peter brastow convenes and runs the monthly meetings, and we have staff who attend and contribute to the discussion and information sharing. the port just put out their own biodiversity guidelines that also follow san francisco environment's guidance and mandate 50% native plants on all port projects, public works design projects such as pelican park, which is part of the trans bay block three park and streetscape improvements project, features a native habitat meadow at the heart of the project and uses 80% native plants and trees and our sunset boulevard biodiversity master plan and its pilot block, implemented by san francisco public works with great collaboration from the california native plant society, boasts new plants that are 100% california native plants. all right. building traditionally has been very carbon intensive. concrete and steel, which are ubiquitous in modern day construction, are significant drivers of greenhouse gas emissions, specifically, carbon dioxide. and those emissions further supercharge our climate change

ktvu lamonica peters, joining us now live tonight in san jose, where city leaders there say it will takean just clearing encampments to solve the homelessness crisis. lamonica >> heather mehan says that because this order applies to state owned property clearing encampments from the freeways and underpasses will help in the effort to get people off the street. >> well, you find this dirt when you get back, so they clean everything. >> robert howarth says he's been living in this encampment near cherry avenue in san jose for the last six months, but he's been without permanent housing for eight years. after losing his job. >> i get a place to live immediately if i have the money, you know, to $2,000 a month is way beyond my budget. >> on thursday, governor newsom issued an executive order that allows agencies to clear encampments on state property. the move comes a month after a supreme court ruling that allows cities more authority to prohibit people from living on the streets. san jose mayor matt mehan says he supports the order, but believes it will take a multifaceted effort to get pe

traumatismo del centro mÉdico regional en san josÉ, con el cierre de eliminar hacerse cirugÍa emergencias, atenciÓn a problemas cardiacos y derrame cerebral aconsejar peteroy se anunciÓ que habrÍa un cambio de planes que ya no se realizarÍa el cierre si habrÍan civetta ciertas limitaciones significa prÁcticamente el mismo problema, se mantienen la a la de trauma, se tendrÁ que llamar por telÉfono si hay emergencia se atenderÁn pacientes de derrame cerebral pero no gran neurocirujano si se necesita una operaciÓn el paciente tendrÁ que ser trasladado a otro hospital, sistema de complicaciones cardÍacas estarÁ trabajando de 9:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.. histÓricamente el este de san josÉ un Área predominada mente hispana,largo peto describe el nÚmero de paciente que llega es mÍnimo. >> y ofrecen el 2% por una vida es una vida, saddam: por ahora el colectivo celebra que su activismo haya resultado un cambio esperan mÁs manifestaciones para revertirlo completamente y la comunidad el este de san josÉ pueda tener la atenciÓn mÉdica que merece y puede hacer la defensa ante una emergencia >> hagamos presencia, hagamos ese cambio lo podemos hacer. saddam: una interrupciÓ

san jose's food scene. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more from some of the restaurants that are participating. >> and i just figured that with all these great deals, it's like a good time to try out something new for once with chef specials, pre-fixed menus and food and drink pairings on the menu. >> restaurants in downtown san jose are inviting their regulars and new customers to have a taste. gyu-kaku japanese barbecue has been in san pedro square for two and a half years, and says the decor and cuisine are unique but still familiar. >> the recommendations are definitely our garlic noodles. we make everything in a stone bowl and it's cooked directly onto the grill and our beef sukiyaki, so it's like our version of fried rice. >> we've been to a different location for this place, but i didn't even know it was here, we walked by a couple of, weeks ago, and then i saw that it was on the list in its 16th year, 40 restaurants are participating in the annual dine downtown san jose week, including the farmers union district and the city fish. >> hella good burger serves burgers and fries, and staff