in addition to the terminal, sfo b.a.r.t. train shut down.ot of people stranded, no word when international travelers will be allowed inside. >> such a mess. >>> remarkable rescue thanks to special border collie. >> real life lassie story. >> reporter: it's like a scene from tv show. "lassie" aired on cbs three seasons, one dog could be ready to take on the role. >> think of lassie and timmy in the well. >> reporter: but not a brown collie, lacey. black and white border collie named saul, helped save his owner's life. 53-year-old man fell off cliff in tahoe national forest. >> reported he had fallen 70 feet, broken ribs and hip. >> calling on his cell phone? >> called 911 on cell phone. >> reporter: but the call dropped, search and rescue contacted the friend and pointed them to his campsite. >> only accessible on foot. thought they could hear a voice, couldn't determine where it was coming from. spread out to search. >> reporter: unexpected helper joined the search. >> saul came running at them. way they described it, jumping up and down, sp

here's a live look at sfo.n flight delays or cancellation. ryan curry is live at the airport with what you can expect this weekend. ryan: good morning. it is a foggy start to the day at sfo. we are going to be expecting some delays. we will also mention it is extremely crowded morning at sfo. we do know there is going to be a lot of people coming to the airport this weekend to travel for the fourth of july holiday. we cannot speculate the exact numbers but we have seen the tsa check more people in. that will be leading to a potential busy holiday weekend, the busiest since before covid. abc news is reporting many airports have already canceled a lot of flights last weekend and that was not even a holiday. this weekend will be a headache for a lot of travelers right here at sfo and across the nation. if anyone is going to be traveling today, expected to be crowded. lines will be long and the airlines themselves they are expecting staffing shortages and other problems. those have caused cancellations and delays a

going from antioch in sfo, and the other way we will keep you posted on when this might be resolved. back to the south way here at santa clara county health officials are urging people in the south bay to wear masks due to rising covid cases , including in some outdoor settings. more than 1000 new daily infections are being reported now. the hospitalization rate has also jumped significantly in the past month with 233 covid patients, the highest since january. health officials recommend masking indoors and outdoors in large gatherings, where people in close contact with each other the new omicron said variant b a five making its mark is the most dominant and most contagious so far, pushing the daily average of new cases over 130,000 for the first time since february. most health officials agree. we are now in 1/6 covid surge with case is thought to be severely undercounted as people relying more and more on at home tests. attorney says it hopes to have to omicron specific vaccine candidates ready for the fall, one designed specifically to target b, a five and the cdc is now consideri

. >> police say one man stabbed another man just before 05:00am at sfo. it happened in terminal threes baggage area just past the starbucks near carousel. for what led up to this is is what our investigators are looking to confirm. we have a lot of surveillance video that we're having to analyze and that is all part of the investigation. the victim works for clear at the airport. police say he was transported to a local hospital and is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect 48 year-old samuel day was arrested and booked on attempted murder charges. witnesses told police day is homeless. but at this point, police have not confirmed that. it's very disconcerting passengers traveling through sfo, we're concerned as a traveler is as a person. whew, lights, people likes new experiences and things of this sort. >> that we have to worry about this is, well, it's really beyond our control. a lot of times you just to do what you can do and keep your eyes open and hope you're not in the middle of something. >> sfo is headed share of trouble th

. >> that's been happening at sfo kron four's. dan kerman is at the airport live tonight and has more. dan, this is really troubling. >> absolutely troubling. o we should mention that this happened on the a public side of security meeting. this was in the baggage claim area where anybody can walk right in no security protocols there. you can just walk right in. you can take part to get in there. so there's only such a level of security where it is open to the public today. looked like it was a turning into a situation where somebody is life was put at risk >> more trouble at sfo this time a stabbing in the baggage area in terminal 3. it happened just past the starbucks near baggage carousel for shortly before 05:00am. i don't have confirmation on as to whether this was completely random weather was unprovoked. those are aspects that we are looking into any kind of verbal altercation that may have preceded the assault is what we're going to be confirmed. the victim works for clear at the airport. police say he was transported to a

. >> some breaking news to tell you about tonight at sfo. the bart station there has been shut down because of police activity. sam trends, buses are available right now between millbrae and sfo in both directions and directions as an alternate, they will be accepting bark tickets at as the fair. we keep you updated as we are working tonight to figure out the latest has to what is going on there at the bart station at sfl. >> oakland, firefighters say a crash between a train and a rail road car injured 2 people today. it happened near 50th avenue in east oakland, stopping rail traffic in both directions. the oakland fire department, hazmat team also monitoring the situation after reports that 1200 gallon diesel tank ruptured officials say there's no threat to the public at this time. cal osha is investigating and san francisco police responded to a crash between a pickup truck and a muni bus this morning. this happening at the intersection of hate and coal, which is just >> a couple of blocks away from golden gate park. emergency medics trea

want to go live to sfo.as a stabbing. >> in the baggage claim area last we checked in with kron 4 sarah stinson. she was there. police tape, crime scene tape behind or sarah, i assume investigators were still waiting for them to start really picking through some of the evidence there. >> yeah, they there was a bag in the middle of the crime scene behind me here and they took that bag from the crime scene. so that's the only development in the last half hour. but we know that this stabbing occurred here in the terminal. 3 baggage claim. you can see the tape that's also rounding carousel for the tape is also next to a baggage claim area that's completely wide open. so very interesting that only roped off this one carousel. we're still waiting to get more information on this stabbing. all we know is it happened sometime before or near 5 o'clock this morning. police have been investigating ever since we're waiting on the information as to who was stabbed their condition and who stabbed this the interesting thing

sfo has had its share of trouble this year. a man thought to be holding a gun shot by police in january. a bomb threat led to an evacuation. this past friday and now the stabbing. >> it sure certainly thurs increase for any crime trends, especially at san francisco international airport there. these are some things that we constantly look at. police say they constantly re evaluate their staffing in deployment. >> and this case is no different. there are also continuing to search for a motive in this case. >> as far as the airport officials say safety is their top priority and they believe security protocols are working to respond resolve these most recent incidents. they say their focus now is making sure passengers know when they see something they need to say something at sfo. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> turning now to our monkeypox coverage, solano county health officials say 2 probable cases have been identified both pending confirmation from the cdc data from the cdc shows california has 356 cases of monkeypox 141 of those

we are talking about sfo.are nearly three dozen flight delays or cancellations already this morning. ryan curry is at the airport with what you can expect this weekend. ryan: good morning. it is already a very busy morning here at sfo. this morning rush, pretty crowded for as early as it is here. we are looking at a potential busy travel weekend, the busiest since before the pandemic. part of the reasoning is due to the staffing shortages at the airport. that is leading to cancellations and delays and a big headache for a lot of passengers. abc news reported thousands of flights were canceled last weekend and that was not a holiday. it is tough to speculate the exact numbers but if anyone is flying today, expect it to be very crowded. it already is. staffing shortages and other problems have caused these issues to be problems for months and with the increase in travel, it could be and the fight for this fourth of july weekend. the advice from experts, give yourself plenty of time. do not cut it close. >> you w

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a man was stabbed at sfo baggage claim this morning. officers were called to the scene around 5:00 a.m. and found a man suffering from stab wounds in terminal three baggage area, an area that can be accessed by the general public. police located and arrested a male suspect upon arrival. investigators are still trying to determine what caused this altercation. >> i don't have any confirmation as to whether this was completely random, whether it was unprovoked. those are aspects that we are looking into. >> there was no ongoing threat and no delayed flights. travellers leaving sfo explain how they deal with these incidents. >> it happens. you just have to be prepared and watch your surroundings, like i said, and just be vigilant. >> still scary, though. this latest scare for passengers comes just days after sfo's international terminal was evacuated due to a bomb threat. a man was detained after investigators found a potentially incendiary device. >>> details on a fire we brought you yesterday. now we are hearing from neighbors. people li

and some gusty winds to 32 miles per hour at sfo, but no delays being reported there. things are open and moving along. well, both in and out. >> of sfo airport. but across the country, it's a different story. got san jose and oakland looking good la they've got some thunderstorms to the scene. some delays almost two-hour delays. there in la guardia. also at the jfk, see some delays and newark all due to some weather. some thunderstorms rolling through in that location and that is slowing down some of the air travel in that part of the country along pretty well around the bay area right now. you can see the golden gate bridge, people head north and south and looking good out there. no across the bridge at this time. but that fog begin to move in. and that fog tonight, what we have a lot of drizzle last night could get even a little bit wetter overnight tonight. we'll talk about that and your holiday weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, thanks very much. another big story tonight. hate crimes are on the rise in california. there's new data f

devin, back to you. >>> this is a live look at sfo. police are letting people back into the international terminal after a bomb threat prompted evacuations last night. the airport tweeted out two hours ago it is resuming, quote, normal operations. earlier, hundreds of passengers were cqueued at the internationl terminal after a bomb threat led police to a device. police haven't given details to a suspect's identity. screenings have resumed and reopened. everything has restarted. sfo says to check with your airline before heading to the airport. >>> a multi-million dollar heist. betty yu reports a number of vendors say their life's work was gone, stolen from an armored truck. >> reporter: these one of a kind pieces are among the pricey jewels stolen out of a brinx truck. i belonged to this jeweler who doesn't want us to share his name. as much as $150 million lost in the heist. >> that's how i live. >> reporter: the san mateo event center. >> reporter: manufacture was loaded onto the truck headed for the convention center. there is not

look at sfo, pretty picture of the low cloud deck. low 70's by sfo today.s we take a look at the next few hours, 9:00, clouds at the coast. near 70 inland. low 70's around the bay by noon time with mid 80's by noon. you know it's going to be a hot day, mid and upper 90's for midland valleys. >> breaking news in mt. view, police are looking for a suspect wanted for shooting a police officer during a car stop overnight. the officer is in the hospital. is expected to make a full recovery. police say the shooting happened in downtown mountain view after midnight. the officer was conducting a stop at villa and wild cherry when a person inside the car shot at the officer. the suspect drove away from the scene before crashing and run away. right now, mountain view police say large-scale perimeter search for the suspect is underway around the downtown area. developing news, all clear at sfo after a bomb threat forced passengers to evacuate the international terminal. the international terminal is back open. san francisco police say they have cleared several areas o

here is a live look from our sfo camera.say they have cleared several areas of concern, and officers have safely removed multiple suspicious packages. this started around 8:15 last night. thousands of people had to evacuate. many people posted about it on social media. this happened on a friday night during the height of summer travel season. abc 7 went inside the airport to show people waiting, not knowing when they might take off. police say they have made no arrests, but they are talking with a man in connection with the suspicious packages. >> it has not been determined whether those items are incendiary devices that could be set off. at this time, the adult male that we detained is still speaking with us and still part of our investigation. >> when we landed and i turned on the signal on my phone, i was getting these alerts that everything was getting shut down, that was worrying. it seems mostly ok now. stephanie: if you are flying out of sfo, the airport is urging passengers to check with their airline for flight info

it's heading in the sfo and the antioch direction.ow that they are providing mutual aid for you at this hour. but again, for a lot of people that maybe need to catch a flight this morning, you might not be able to rely on that train. >> levy, all the antioch line in the concord and pleasant hill direction. >> now across the bay area and into the city about 17 minutes for your drive. so meter lights have been on for i'd say an hour and a half now. so traffic has been slowly building there at the bay bridge toll plaza. 30 minute drive a 80 to one. 0, one as you're heading across towards the peninsula and the south bay, we just had another new accident pop up right along one o one. there. open road's about 15 minutes as you're traveling up towards middle part of 2, 80 82, no major issues or delays. the air and leave with a look at doubling down to fremont 15 minutes. traffic also moving at the limit. now we're talking about traffic with john. how's the weather looking over well, definitely another day with a lot of right here right now.

a stabbing at sfo. and that's one of the stories that we've been covering. and sarah has more information from the baggage claim area. sarah, guess you found out quite a bit since our last chat with you. >> that's right. we just we just confirmed with the san san francisco police department that a man in his 40's has been arrested, suspected of stabbing another man right here in terminal 3 baggage claim here at care. so for you can see all of the crime tape is gone. it been able to clear the scene. they're still just sanitizing parts of this crime scene that had, you know, some blood on it. they want to make sure is sanitized for those coming into care, sell for. we have confirmed that that man arrested has has been rest of suspected of stabbing another man this morning around 4.55, that man has been taken to hospital with stab wounds, expected to be okay. police did not specify the charges against the man suspected of stabbing the and they just said that they're talking with him. but some of the witnes

we're live at sfo with a look at how things are flowing so far. plus: >> this is an all hands on deck situation because of the fire risk that we're under right now. >> a special team deployed in the south bay this fourth of july to track down anyone setting off illegal fireworks. also: >> this is a twin pandemic that they're experiencing. >> an alarming report revealing a significant rise in height crimes against the asian-american community. local leaders in san francisco are now joining forces to find solutions. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thanks for being with us on this friday. >> we told you earlier this week about a report that showed an alarming spike in hate crimes against asian-americans. today officials gathered in san francisco to address the bigger question, how do we make it stop? christy smith shows us the latest plans. >> reporter: they came to chinatown and talked about community efforts that are working and also talked about new efforts underway to improve the response to hate. the numbers are startling. h

for now, back to you. >>> this is a live look at sfo. police are letting people back in the international terminal after a bomb threat prompted evacuations last night. the airport tweeted out a couple hours ago that it's resuming, quote, normal operations. last night, hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate the terminal. police found what they thought might be a bomb. they did arrest one person but, so far this morning, no detail on his identity. check-in counters and security counters are back open. bart and the tram are back up and garages are open. there could be flight delays, so sfo says it is best to check your flight before going to the airport. >>> a jewelry show that was supposed to tr f area tniwas disrupted by a multi-million dollar heist along the way. kpix 5's betsy yu reports v vendors say their life's work is gone, stolen from an armored truck. >> reporter: these one of a kind pieces are among the pricey jewels stolen out of a brunks truck in la county. they belong to this jeweler who asked us not to share his name.

we're live this morning at sfo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news.g today. emergency repairs continue on a stretch of highway 101 in sausalito. two of the four lanes shut down from the robin williams tunnel to the rodeo avenue off ramp. it's early in the morning, so drivers shouldn't encounter a lot of delays. at least right now, caltrans warns, though delays could be as long as a good hour during busy times of the day cruise are replacing a damaged drainage system. and they are also repaving part of that road. 101 will fully reopened at seven o'clock tomorrow morning. well, there is chilling new evidence in the search for a missing woman from contra costa county. a crumpled up letter could hold the key to the whereabouts of alexis game. she is the 24 year old oakley woman who has been missing since late january. that letter contained handwritten directions by gabes ex boyfriend marshall jones, the main suspect in her disappearance. that letter has led authorities to a small rural town of pioneer. in california's amador county. it's been the hardest,

they say he was not a traveler out of sfo. something that did not faze tim robinson, who traveled here from d.c.. >> keep an eye on our personal possessions, keep her eyes open. reporter: the sfo bart station serves the connector from the airport into the city. it works both ways. it also provides fast, easy access for bart writers into the airport, something that can create security challenges. >> anyone can walk off the street and be in this area. reporter: this is the second stabbing sfo since june, when a 33-year-old with a machete injured several people. police shot and killed a transient near this bart station. >> if staffing is an issue, or needs to be addressed, so we can make this area safer, than those are steps we are willing to take. reporter: clear, the security vendor, released a statement saying we are working closely with all appropriate law enforcement and airport security officials investigating this matter. the safety and well-being of our employees is a top priority. the suspect was arrested and the victim

this did not impact flights coming and going out of sfo. as you can see the terminal is back open down here it baggage claim four and five, people are coming about and waiting for their backs. >>> a lot of activity there. thanks so much for the latest. more breaking news just coming in, firefighters responded to a fire at the hoover dam. video posted to twitter by woman who was touring the dam appears to show some type of small explosion. we are working to verify the video. the city says crews on the scene have already put out the fire. it is unclear what caused the fire, or if there are any injuries. we will of course continue to try to get updates on the story and bring them to you. >>> the search is on for the suspect who killed a man and injured two others in a shooting at a livermore bowling alley. officers are looking for this man, they say he is an convicted felon with a violent history and he knew the victims he shot saturday night, say police. the memorial outside of the bowling alley continues to grow , business back open. those w

a frightening morning at sfo when a man walked in and stabbed an employee.tody tonight. there are questions about airport safety after a trio of recent attacks. here is scott budman. >> reporter: a fan is the only reminder of the attack. it is drying a blood stain when someone walked into sfo and stabbed and airport employee. >> officers arrived on scene and located an adult, male victim suffering from stab wounds. >> man, i don't know what to say. that's serious. they should have more officers here. >> reporter: officers say a mannified as 48-year-old samuel douglas day walked into the baggage claim area at 5:00 a.m. multiple witnesses say the suspect is believed to be homeless. sfpd has not confirmed that for us so far. travelers and employees here say they are shaken up by what happened. >> yes, it's a little alarming. glad everything has been taken care of prior to us landing here for sure. >> it takes a lot for me to get scared being at work, but this man needs to do something otherwise everything is going to go -- pardon my french, everything is going

live at sfo, ryan curry, abc 7 news.an suspected of stealing items from a store at the stanford shopping center. police say when they got to lulu lemon, they arrested four people for theft, range in age from 16 to 22. officers recovered 300 total items valued at more than $38,000. police are still looking for a fifth man. you can see him here in this surveillance. if you see him, you're asked to contact palo alto police. you might remember this viral video from last june. a man who was arrested and sentenced to 16 months in prison and then recently released. well, he's just been arrested again, accused of doing the exact same thing. john romero was arrested for shoplifting at a san francisco cvs this time. police say he's stolen up to $15,000 worth of merchandise from that store alone. watch as employees shows you what police say romero was trying to take when he got arrested. >> all of this. >> in one day? >> yes. >> how many times has he come? >> two or three times day. i've seen him in here twice and i hard he comes i

they need to say something at sfo. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> if you plan on heading to the bay area beach, be careful. the national weather service says there's a high risk of deadly rip currents and strong sneaker waves right now. the advisories in place through tomorrow. so if you do go, they suggest staying far from the water because the waves could knock you down and drag you away and also to never turn your back to the ocean. >> we are monitoring a wildfire. in the yuba county. it is called the are winding their and the winding fire. it is forcing evacuations near collins lake. also the community of oregon house at least 182 acres have burned. this is about 20% contained. cal fire says 3 buildings have been damaged. >> things have been going well. the fire held very well within our containment lines. last night, i said we had a couple of smokes that we're into your near the head of the fire and obviously along the fire perimeter and along houses. that's what we're trying to concentrate on. so we're trying to get

there are 11 canceled flights and 32 delays at sfo.nyone catching a flight this holiday weekend is being urged to contact their airline before heading off to the airport. hello alto police are investigating a case of racist graffiti at a city park comes as the state is now seen an alarming rise in the number of hate crimes ktvu mark sehr reports. party park in palo alto crescent park neighborhood is a quiet place for kids to play and for adults to get some exercise . police say they received a call thursday night that a play structure had been vandalized by graffiti with racial epithets directed at the black community . city crews quickly cleaned up the graffiti. but the news of the incident was unsettling to those who use the park. yeah, i mean, i haven't seen those graffiti right personally, so, but it definitely is concerning . yeah, it's just really disgusting and makes a person really upset that this can happen, according to a report released by attorney general rob bonta, the number of hate crimes reported statewide is up 32% bet

let's get right to abc 7 news reporter tara campbell who is live at sfo terra. latest yeah, alma we've been sent over to domestic departures to make sure we're not getting in the way of the investigation bart is also not making any stops at sfo right now and as you can see it is quite quiet behind me here, but a much different story at the international terminal at around 8:15 sfpd here at the airport got word of a bomb threat and shortly after we're able to locate what they're calling a suspicious package with a possible explosive. ice travelers in the international terminal terminal worry evacuated out of an abundance of caution many posted about it to social media causing quite some chaos, especially on a friday night during the height of summer travel season. we spoke with one passenger arriving from toronto. i was getting my information from like just looking it up on my phone. i wasn't actually getting any official thing from the airport or from the airliner or anything. so yeah, i wasn't sure what was happening at all. and i think everybody was the same i

get out towards sfo air temperature wise, 55 half moon bay. to the low sixties in concord and in brentwood 60 degrees now in redwood city, backing through san jose later today, with the drizzly start, we will turn partly cloudy. sixties beaches 60 seventies coming around the central bay seventies and reaching the low eighties away from the bay. we'll talk more about this fourth of july forecast and whether or not you'll be able to see tonight's fireworks. that's coming up a little bit later in this newscast, but meanwhile this set it back on over to dave. alright, roberta. thank you. time is four. oh, one investigation continues by the napa county sheriff's office into another drowning in lake berryessa in the same part of the lake, where a teenager drowned last week. both drownings occurred in the area known as oak shore's on the west side of the lake. the latest drowning happened yesterday afternoon when the sheriff's office says 35 year old marcy a. oh perez of san pablo swam out to bring his son back to shore. but perez slipped under water

let's get right to abc 7 news reporter tara campbell who is live at sfo terra.'ve been sent over to domestic departures to make sure we're not getting in the way of the investigation bart is also not making any stops at sfo right now and as you can see it is quite quiet behind me here, but a much different story at the international terminal at around 8:15 sfpd here at the airport got word of a bomb threat and shortly after we're able to locate what they're calling a suspicious package with a possible explosive. ice travelers in the international terminal terminal worry evacuated out of an man pd about it to social media causing quite some chaos, especially on a friday night during the height of summer travel season. we spoke with one passenger arriving from toronto. i was getting my information from like just looking it up on my phone. i wasn't actually getting any official thing from the airport or from the airliner or anything. so yeah, i wasn't sure what was happening at all. and i think everybody was the same in that regard. now sfpd does say they have a ma

. >> another problem at sfo.ay, the airport was evacuated because of a bomb threat. >> that comes after a series of issues with homeless people at the airport. >> tucked between a baggage carousel and starbucks, one of the first stops for travelers landing in san francisco after security, crime scene tape and cleanup crews mopping up after an employee working for the airport security vendor clear was attacked with a knife. >> this area of the airport is not screened for security measures. >> although they could not confirm, police say they have witness reports of the suspect in his 40's being on housed and they say he was not a traveler out of sfo. something that did not faze tim robinson who traveled here from d.c. >> we keep an eye on her personal possessions and keep a small perimeter around us and keep our eyes open. >> the sfo bart station serves as a key connector from the airport into the city but it works both ways. it also provides fast, easy access for riders into the airport, something that can create

at sfo, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. we've got smooth sailing here. we have travel expert kelly with trip actions. we're smiling, you're smiling. we have no problems in the bay area. why are things so good right now? >> you know, we're over here on the west coast. we're not really dealing with some of the summer storms that have hitting the east coast and led to a lot of the summer delays we're seeing or have at least contributed to those. >> all right, give me some pro tips. you're the expert here. what options do people have if you do run into trouble. granted, leaving the bay area, a lot of people are going to the midwest or east coast. >> yeah, you know, scott hit the nail on the head. if you're flying this weekend avoid peak travel days. a friday departure, a sunday return for the holiday weekend, you'll want to avoid the day after if you're looking to avoid crowds. if you're flying, try to fly on the first flight out in the morning. that will help negate any delays that pile up. get out early, make sure that you have plenty of time. i'd also try

the stabbing at sfo that happened in the baggage claim area. we have some more information now.eadline don't hear every day across 4 sarah stinson joining us live from the airport with the latest. sara? >> a man stabbed here at baggage claim in the terminal. 3 area. they're still cleaning up the scene here. kind of breaking it down and making sure it is sanitary for those who will be using this care self or in the coming hours. you can see it's starting to become like business as usual at the starbucks reopening here. the man stabbed has been taken to hospital. he's expected to be ok now. the call came in about this stabbing just before 5 this morning. officers found a man with stab wounds and helped him until paramedics taken to the hospital is non life threatening injuries. officers were able to locate a man. they detained him and police say he's quote related to the investigation. it doesn't seem as though any arrests have been made just yet. the scene is secured, but they're about to break it down. the tape is coming off in this area and they're starting to get this area bac

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flights from sfo to frankfurt and munich are now canceled. staff says they are just not being paid enough. >>> twitter is making major cuts in several global markets including right here in san francisco. according to bloomberg a company sent out an email saying corporate space in key markets will be reduced. in the bay area a few floors. there are reports the company is not moving forward with plans to open an office in oakland. twitter says the jobs are will not be affected and they are leaning more to remote working. >>> if you are on the campus of san jose state university you may smell something rotten. it's just the so-called corpse flower which is now blooming. some compare the flour to the fragrance of rind meat. the bloom will remain open for around 24-36 hours. this is the first time a corpse flower has bloomed at the greenhouse. >> you can see it is kind of starting to open up. there was the one in santa cruz, the one in huntington beach library. >> i wonder how far out you can smell it? >> i don't want to find out. >> i would like

usually get some fog at sfo.talking about some delays, partly cloudy skies, westerly wind there. still 70 degrees outside. no delays at sfo can say that for the rest of the country. in fact, if you're traveling across looking at some delays now, laguardia airport also into chicago. sunlight the laser things are opening clear again, that big storm system moving across the country's midsection that's causing some air conditions, obviously. but all around the bay area. tomorrow, we're going to very good air quality outside is we've got that nice, fresh ocean air that will continue to sweep on shore. you'll see it here. all the clouds rolling in overnight tonight even into the central valley. patchy drizzle again showing up around the bay area, especially along the coastline. little swirl begins to move in as we head in toward thursday and friday. and that's going to be enough to ramp up that marine layer, keep it around. i think a little bit less, though, as we head in toward friday and over the weekend, temperature

i saw a wind gust as high as 40 miles per hour at sfo.ping the bay in the 60's and 70's to san jose at 78. 84 at san ramon. 76 in napa. 88 in nevada. it all has to do with the winds. a little bit faster in santa rosa and napa. 34 to 33 from san francisco at sfo. if you're heading out on the water at 9:00 and those breezes will continue. 33 relating strike so far. a lot of cloud cover along the coast. that is going to be moving in at a little bit faster clip. expect temperatures to feel nicer this evening. on our way down to upper 50's. average high in san jose is 81. 73 to 81 on the peninsula. spot on for downtown san francisco. average high is 66. santa rosa, average high, 83. 70 twees. average ghs . as you look at livermore, average high is 88. those 90's again tomorrow inland. we drop down to 88 degrees for friday. we get back to more accurate -- more average temperatures monday and tuesday. kind of a stagnant pattern. you will see the least amount of temperature changes the next seven days. >> neither elon musk nor twitter is totally

the reported sfo, oakland or san jose. if you're headed that way, have of the monterey bay. we've got some patchy fog in the morning. temperatures a little cool as you make your way along the honore, about 60 degrees 60 also in carmel, a little sunshine in carmel valley, almost 70 degrees, southern california enjoying some sunshine and temperatures there. 79 degrees in los angeles. 87 in pasadena, 72 degrees in long beach and the high country. we've got plenty of sunshine coming your way. 87 degrees in truckee, beautiful. 85 in south lake tahoe and a hot 98 degrees in reno. if you do plan on sticking around in the high country, those temperatures staying very nice throughout the weekend. public a warm up just a little bit and other than a couple passing clouds in the afternoon. you've got sunshine all day long. temperatures around the bay area got a wide variety as we head toward this weekend. cooler fog will keep the numbers in the 50's and 60's coast side. some of the valley's almost 90 degrees on saturday afternoon. thanks, lawrence. coming up, a major fear company is sel

. >>> and parking headaches at sfo. the new warning from the airport. >>> but first, independent truckers bracing for a new state law that could put them out of business and make the supply chain problems even worse. good evening. i'm sara donchey. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. the u.s. supreme court declined to hear a challenge to the state's gig worker bill, throwing a wrench in the trucking industry that increasingly relies on independent truckers. ab-5 known as the gig worker bill was passed back in 2019. the state law reclassifies independent contractors as employees. but until now, a lawsuit presented any impact on the trucking industry. >> so that suit claimed that the law would devastate the industry. john ramos talked to independent truckers and business owners who say the impact could be disastrous. >> reporter: ab 5 was intended to give transport workers more protections. but for truckers who own and operate their own rigs, it may be the end of the road, and that's going to affect all of us. on thursday, the u.s.

no major delay service in service on the antioch line and sfo airport.connection is offering bus bridges between concord and pleasant hill. you can use bus bridges such as 11, 14 and 15. seek alternate transportation in the meantime. if you're taking the freeways on highway 4 it is busy westbound out of pittsburg to bay point due to a crash around willow pass. keep that in mind. the rest of the morning commute headed toward 242 down to 680 looks a lot better. we'll keep a close eye and keep you updated on that and the b.a.r.t. delays throughout the morning. jocelyn? >> thank you, g. >>> happening today the house of representatives is set to vote on a bill that would from tect same-sex and interracial marriages, coming in the wake of the supreme court justice overturning roe v. wade. clarence thomas suggested the court should reconsider decisions including those regarding same-sex marriage. advocates say a bill is the only way to ensure the conservative supreme court doesn't up-end marriage equality. >> what we've learned from the 50 years' worth of prece

no delays reported at sfo. oakland or san jose has been some talk before seeing a delay from sfo with the fog. and that's somewhat unusual. but see plenty of fog in the monterey bay. if you're headed there, not much in the way of clearing 59 degrees in carmel, 59 degrees in monterey about 63 in santa cruz, southern california. the temperatures pretty comfortable for this time of year. you've got 70's along the coastline, starting out with some fog, then clearing about 82 degrees and sunny in los angeles downtown by the afternoon and the high country watch out. we've had that monsoon popping up in the afternoon hours. and so you start out the day fairly clear. and then in the afternoon, see some of these thunderstorms building up. it is going to be hot up there. temperatures will be running up in the 90's across the high country and you make your way to reno and carson city are talking triple digits out there. all right. stick around for the weekend. i think there will be more of a monsoon specials we get into s

no delays at sfo. the winds, a little gusty in spots. so we're seeing some winds right to the san bruno gap. there of 28, even some 30 mile an hour. plus, winds gusting right there at sfo, oakland and san jose. right now you've got some clouds begin to roll in but looking good temperatures there in the 50's early on this evening. we have some thunderstorms, laguardia also in jfk that was causing some major delays there that has since gone away. and the airlines have opened up for the most part, some slight delays still jfk, but otherwise looking pretty good right now across much of the nation. all right. let's get you good way forecast as you head into the monterey bay. we're going to see some fog low clouds in the morning lan on some drizzle coast side early on by the afternoon. not much clearing up toward the beaches. it will be a great day in carmel. 59 degrees there. moderator looking great conditions as well. same of 7 grove, little more sunshine, further inland southern california. you've got some patchy fog early on, really comfor

fly sfo dot com is one source for flight tracking and other information. what airline operations are slowly work offering at jfk airport in new york city after bomb scare there. thousands of people were evacuated from an entire terminal this morning after the initial report of a threat. all the roads to and from that terminal were also temporarily shut down. authorities said the security incident was cleared about an hour later. the court authority says that scare happened because of an unattended bag. many passengers endured long lines to get back into the terminal. pilots with american airlines are trying to get extra pay for the inconvenience they experienced from a recent glitch in the company's computer system . glitch allowed pilots to drop thousands of july assignments overnight on saturday, which american later reinstated. pilots with american airlines say time off in the summer is hard to come by and have picketed recently against grueling schedules, something they want to dress in a new contract. alright jackets required as we go into the fourth

nbc bay area is live at sfo where the kids finally touch down just a few hours ago. they must be ecstatic especially their parents just to have them back home. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of smiles as they were coming through the international terminal here at sfo. as soon as they left that airport they boarded some buses that took them down to saratoga. >>> with luggage and musical instrument cases in tow, dozens of saratoga high school students finally walked out of the last airport of their european band tour. students and parents are relieved to be back in the u.s. >> it's exhausting. and it was a beautiful trip. we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i was a lot more happy that i could be back before september. and before school started again, so i could actually have the finishing of the rest of my summer break. >> reporter: they're the final group of students to get back home after a tour of classic concert halls in europe, but their trip hit a major snag when lufthansa canceled their flight from prague to frankfurt. preventing them from making their connecti

a live look at sfo. now you can see planes are still taking off and landing tonight, but obviously major delays for so many. our website nbcbayarea.com will be your latest source for updates. >>> the victim is a director of a non-profit organization. the suspect two homeless men. it happened around this morning at 11:00 on mcallister street on the steps of the community center. the spokesperson for the community center says that the director, james spagnola, asked two homeless men to move away from the front steps. he says the men then beat spagnola with a wooden plank. he's recovering in the hospital tonight. there's a gofundme page, which is what you're looking at that has been set up right now. officers did arrest one man, they're still looking for a second. the reverend amos brown is weighing in tonight. he says that the homeless situation in the city is simply out of control and dangerous. >> just because you have a house, it doesn't give you a license to cause pain, injury, and unsafe conditions fo

taking a live look at sfo where luckily flights were not impacted today. this happened just before 5:00 this morning in the baggage claim area of terminal 3. and that is an area that is accessible to people just walking off the street. >> as to whether this was completely random, unprovoked. any verbal altercation that may have preceded the assault is what we're going to be confirming. >> the person who did the stabbing was taken into custody. so far police have only said that is a man in his 40s. and while it does raise some questions about security and unscreened areas of the airport, some passengers we spoke with didn't seem too concerned. >> quite honestly, it's so common anymore that we kind of prepare for it and do the best with what the situation is. >> since this is an airport, you can imagine there is plenty of security footage available to police that is all part of the investigation. ryan? >> thank you, anne. and this latest security scare for passengers comes days after sfo's international terminal was evacuated due to a bomb threat. on friday

i'm christina were don't brooks jarocz want to get straight to this breaking news story on sfo. ktvu elissa harrington just arrived there and alyssa just gave you some new information about what happened. so what can you tell us? that's right. police confirmed that officers here did receive reports of a bomb threat at around 8 15 tonight, they say when that happened, officers on scene located a suspicious package and deemed that item possibly incendiary. now they say that they evacuated the international terminal out of an abundance of caution. people have been posting video on social media of travelers outside the airport with their suitcases trying to figure out how to get a ride out of the area because what happened is when officers found that suspicious package they made sure that bart service was suspended also ubers and people coming to pick up family members were not allowed to go to the international terminal again. that area completely closed. in fact, tonight we are here at the domestic terminal this area. still open and this is where people are being dropped off to tr

at sfo, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> visitors to lake merritt will see extra safety measures. shutting down roads marked in y no stretches to prevent traffic jams due to people double or triple parking. grizzly hills, peak boulevard and drive shut down as well to reduce the risk of fires. >>> something we could all use more of these days, random acts of kindness. >> what one man is doing in castro valley, fixing up and giving bicycles to people who couldn't afford them. >> katie nielsen introduces us to the owner of bad business model bikes. >> reporter: a labor of love, how this all started for billy bradford. >> like to work in the garage on bikes. >> reporter: first passion, restoring classic bicycles. >> it's beautiful, vintage bike, it's a joy to ride. >> reporter: realized it was the process he loved. done with one restoration, would give away to make room for another. >> spending money on the bikes and parts, this is a terrible business model. >> reporter: how it was born out of his garage. >> community of people that want to help and another community that need bikes.

but his sfo experience has been problem free. coming out here. made it and i told my wife i said, we're gonna be lucky to make it home on the on on time, you know, but as of right now we're on schedule. sfo's duty manager says they're smooth operations are partly due to efficiency changes made in preparation for a resurgence in travel. they've reconfigured some cues and worked with t s a on scheduling, so they've made adjustments as far as starting opening the security checkpoints at different times, which has been really helpful. increasing the canine presents the checkpoint operations and that has allowed us to get people through quicker, so the aircraft they're not waiting on passengers like it's some other airports. the recently updated website fly sfo dot com is one source for flight tracking and other information. while airport officials recommend arriving three hours early for international flights and two hours for domestic one traveler headed to seattle took that advice a bit further after hearing news of recent problems , actually right