i am sharon katsuda. >>> we'll be watching that, sharon.er continue as we go into the weekend. >> how is traffic flowing? >> everywhere is pretty good. san marcus, still a blocking lane. i put the arrow there. you will get a slow down. tough drive right now for concord and walnut creek as well. >> that's going to do it for us on tuesday morning. we'll leave you with a live look of the bay bridge, we'll have a cut-in coming up at 7:25. make it a terrific tuesday. as we like to call it around here. >> hopefully the traffic is terrific. >> well, there you go. for somebody out there. thanks so much for joining us. the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. extreme weather coast to coast. severe storms pound the northeast overnight flooding roads and forcing evacuations. while out west, record high temperatures scorching millions. >> it's too hot. it's too hot. >> prompting new wildfire fears and calls for people to simply stay inside. al has everything you need to know. >>> covid questions. with cases on the rise and some hospitals once again

sharon davies. — monday! thank you very much indeed. sharon davies, speaking _ monday!peaking to us - monday! thank you very much indeed. sharon davies, speaking to us from i sharon davies, speaking to us from the aquatic centre. senior ministers are meeting to discuss whether to expand the scheme which allows fully vaccinated key workers in england to avoid self isolation by taking daily covid tests instead. staff working in the food supply chain, in front line emergency services, and in transport and freight are already included — and ministers could add other workers to the list, or boost the numbers for existing sectors. theo leggett reports. the test and trace system and the covid app were meant to help control the spread of the coronavirus. but for businesses and other organisations, the so—called pingdemic has become a nightmare of staff shortages. last week, the government took action to protect food supplies. it said workers at some 500 sites involved in food production and distribution would be able to avoid isolation if they got pinged, and could take daily t

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". >> thanks so much, sharon. >>ow, parents are getting a better timeline on when kids 12 and under may be eligible to receive the covid vaccine. an fda leader says vaccines could receive emergency use authorization in early to mid-winter. the fda then hopes to move quickly to full approval. both moderna and pfizer launched trials for this age group in march. the former cdc director explains more to the "today" show. >> what the fda is saying is because this is less severe in young children, we want to see six months of safety data so that we can say to parents, and as a pediatrician i can say to my patients, they've done due diligence. >> results are expected sometime in september, then the fda will need to review them. in the united states more than 4 million children have been diagnosed with covid. >>> we'll continue our coverage online. head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus for the very latest on the number of cases across the state and here in the bay area. we have all of the information you need to keep moving you

sharon: i think those are concerning numbers. i think they are numbers that speak not just to vocal -- local but international movements. i guess i would say the distinction between the exodus in 1997, which tends to be more financially stable and prominent , hng kong citizens leaving for five years or so cannot afford a passport and have that certainty that they can come back in hong kong and it will be stable again. the picture of the type is middle class, midcareer, people with young children, and i think those types of people will find themselves permanently displaced. this is not just a checkpoint for them in which they will receive a foreign passport but maybe they will find there is a timeline that their predecessors who have had to leave hong kong have dealt with. anchor: thank you for joining us. juliette: thank you for your time. lecture of media law at the university of hong kong. we bring you voices from all sides of the discussion over the future of hong kong. let's head to new york to get the first word news. vonnie

sharon?cus, we're seeing a busy morning with a food delivery person and the gym is open we can see through the windows at this google building. this is a big step as google prepares to require most workers to return to the workforce office at least three days a week starting in september. for now google won't require workers to be vaccinated but those who provide proof can remove their mask in the office. the company says unvaccinated employees or those who don't provide verification will need to wear a mask and get a weekly covid test. the offices won't have capacity limits or require social distancing and google plans to gradually bring back signature perks like free food. in may google ceo tweeted he expects 60% to come into the office a few days a week. 20% to switch to work in a new office location and 20% to be fully remote. apple is also planning for employees to return to work in september in person despite some complaints saying they would like to work from home. out here live we saw

sharon, thanks very much for being with us.ere not mandatory. you think they should be? >> um, yes, i -- i had been offered a job. and right now, in our sag actor situation, jobs on the set, it's not mandatory vaccination. and with the networks and the stre streaming services, there's not mandatory vaccination. there is certain pods are vaccinated, and there is covid tests on a certain kind of regularity. and that was good, when that was all there was. we were trying our best, and people were doing their best to fight this. um, and i salute that effort, of course. but we're looking at a different situation, now. and we have more intelligence and more understanding, now. um, and i have worked in the infectious-disease arena for all of my adult life, as you know. i work understand hiv-aids community with amfar and with elton and many organizations. >> you helped raise a lot of money for hiv-aids and other -- other -- other infectious diseases. >> and it's been so fruitful. and i've learned so much, as a -- as a frontline worker.

>> what we would do is what sharon said. i think you would have mask choice. a mask should be able to wear a mask and those that don't feel comfortable should not. so that's key there. you could still have basic mitigations, keeping the spacing that most schools can in california. you can encourage hand washing, stay home if you're sick, not feeling well. basic mitigation strategies that don't impede on education and don't require masking. todd: sharon, we have focused on the nuts and bolts of this issue, this controversy thus far in this segment. i want to get to the emotionalling being a parent. how tough it is to watch your kids and other kids, quite frankly, have to go through this? >> it's awful. it's absolutely heart-breaking and to hear such flippant things being put forward, like saying that masking is simple and effective and doesn't interfere with an in-person education, we know that simply is not true and that's why i founded let them breathe and so many parents have joined so quickly. we have over 10,000 members involved and it's just growing every

>> i would first want always. >> i just out to mister eisert on one or mister sharon. i'm not sure who's. >> is a shopping. >> digital is easier to a digital actual is related to his use and each case on the locking. >> is that's okay, the barriers and fiction will make it easier to keep up with all the assets and what do we should be. >> for us to be resourcing the process. we need to increase our workforce not only capabilities. on law enforcement side are more we have a great team of computer science scientists, falsely these two and watching houses facing but we need to keep pace with you and grow into the international locations. a strong presence because this is a transnational column. media our processes to modernize and long is trading movement relates these currencies also needs a lot of our leaders are task tforces throughout the globe. >> mister eisert with the describable hsi agent the seizure of millions of dollars currency on terrorists including isis if your wife? >> is using i say, there's a lot information that we had. those initial leads focus on is v

sharon katsuda is live in san jose and tracking it all.changing quickly. >> there sure is, cierra and laura. i went to the shopping mall this weekend and saw more people following the new recommendation wearing their masks indoors again. in alameda county, it will be required again to wear masks indoors at the courthouse. many of the courtrooms and jury selection rooms around the bay area don't have windows to allow fresh air from outside. the state will allow counties to decide whether to require masks indoors again due to the rise in delta variant cases. los angeles county last week announced the indoor mask mandate would begin again. it went into effect over the weekend but the l.a. county sheriff won't enforce it because it goes against, he says, science and the cdc guidelines which is wear a mask indoors if you're unvaccinated but optional if fully vaccinated. masks are still mandatory at certain locations such as public transit, schools and health offices. so right now, still a bay area recommendation by most counties. starting at co

public money let's start with sharon calling from han ov>> let's start with sharon, calling from pennsylvania. sharon, good morning. >> yes, thank you. many others view this entire thing has extreme human hubris. ego, this project certainly requires resources, fuel -- they pollute. the so-called emissions may involve things like mining at the moon. and idea brought out by newt gingrich of all people long ago. it also serves to distract the population from urgent problems and certainly talk among them is climate crisis. this is all immature, egocentric wasteful polluting. and i know frankness, i'm not a religious fanatic, but all of this is godless. thank. you >> what is your response there, john? >> well, clearly this is an act of hubris. human ambition. pride, to go and explore other worlds. whether it's a good thing or bad thing i think is the wrong thing to be doing, sharon. and cta certainly, we divert an opinion on that. others see it mining and the moon, yes. the resources from the moon will help undertake this project in the long term. is the moon pristine wilderness? or a resource for

all right, sharon, thank you. if you do know o eraordinary community service, nominate them for a jefferson award. just go to our web page, kpix.com/hero, and click on the nominations tab. >>> all right, take a look, it's pretty fair to say this place has gone to the dogs. an art gallery in hong kong is catering to our four-legged friends. the owner praises the exhibit's unique artwork. the gallery offers a paws-on experience as well. >> maybe look at art or making art together with your pet can definitely benefit to your mental health. >> experts say building new hes with bonwith your als bsolutel f yo beugh,king tm. 's a littlm,specially in if you don't want your dog, your dog will, i guarantee, look at you like you're the most boring person on earth. i would risk it, especially because things are cooler at this hour than they were yesterday. and this is one of the rea why. you see behind me this big layer of low clouds as spied from the sales force tower camera. means there's a good deal of fog and low clouds o

reporting in mountain view, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> sharon, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic. a big question a lot of people are asking about these days. is there a covid vaccine booster shot in our future? the cdc and the fda say americans who are fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot at this time. a third dose of the vaccine can offer protection against the highly contagious delta variant. >>> firefighters started their day busy today battling a fire at a vacant restaurant. this is video of crews putting water on those flames. it started about 2:30 this morning across the street from bevmo headquarters and just down the street from six flags hurricane harbor. still no word on the cause of that fire. >>> family and friends are now joining in the search for the long-distance runner. phillip crychak disappeared. crews last night launched infrared imaging. he was doing his typical 6 to 10-mile run saturday when temperatures were extreme and he never returned to his car. >> his phone was left in the car with his i.d., which is apparently normal for him because he'

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nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live in san jose. hi, sharon. >> reporter: hi, cierra and laura. this is another major announcement, this time from pediatricians as schools prepare for in-person learning this fall. the american academy of pediatrics says since children under 12 are still ineligible to be vaccinated, the masks will help students return to school in person and prevent the spread of the delta variant. meantime, alameda county has implemented a mask mandate again at the courthouse starting today. so plan to wear a mask there whether you're vaccinated or not. san jose city hall is also set to open to the public soon. city hall will follow cdc guidelines, which is no masks required if you're fully vaccinated and wear a mask if you haven't been vaccinated. residents say it is frustrating to follow all the changes. >> one of the city libraries here in town, he demanded that we mask up. i said, well, i have immunization card. he said, no, you're going to have to mask up. >> but he and most people we talked to say they're willing to make that sacrifice still again just to

sharon cat sue ta is live where that investigation is still active. sharon? >> marcus, you can see the crime scene unit behind me an right now we saw investigators come out and check out a trash dumpster nearby. investigators have been out here all morning. police say around 1:00 this morning they responded to call of a shooting. when they got to the apartment complex on flora vista avenue they found one victim had been shot and the suspect had fled the scene. investigators searched for evidence near a gray pick-up truck. no word on a motive for the shooting. neighbors were shocked to hear what happenedht. >> pretty scary. [ inaudible ] i would say [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: all morning long neighbors walking or jogging by looked curiously at the police activity down the parking lot here. now the name of the victim has not yet been released. reporting live in santa clara i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, a violent week in oakland continues. police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting on bancroft avenue. saying th

rob and sharon are professional actors.about it... in march last year, we were on tour with the international and uk tour of mamma mia. myself and rob were lucky enough to be playing the lead roles opposite each other in the show, and we were living with a suitcase, a car, the dog, out on the road with nearly two or three years' work lined up. when the work stopped, they re—evaluated their lives and have settled in rural lincolnshire, where life is very different from the west end. it's kind of like night and day. metropolitan city, where you can meet a thousand strangers a minute and, in louth, they know what i've ordered at the co—op before i pay for it. we've done some workshops in schools and classes. i've got some students here now as well. it's hard to try and find silver linings, i think, over the last year. it's been really difficult but i think louth and this house is definitely one of them for us. rachel has run an estate agent in the area for decades. they are thinking about their health more. about their mental

epperson joins us now with more hi, sharon >> i miss you, leslie.thank you. the number of certified financial planners reached an all-time high at the end of last year with more than 88,000 cfp professionals industry wide. yet only 23% were female and 2.5% were latino and under 2% were black carla harris says the first step in attracting a broader set of talent is to start early >> if youec pose people early on during college as a summer intern, as a spring break intern and get them exposed to this business you will heighten the appetite for more people of color to go into this space and you can start to build a pipeline that way. >> her company, like many others, are recruiting interns and early career professionals from historically black colleges and universities tim jaron at northwestern mutual says his firm is encouraging younger employees to take on leadership roles to make an impact in their communities. >> leadership development is a big part of it mentoring, development is an apprentice-oriented business and weave started to see more tracti

sharon, good morning. >> caller: yes, thank you. many of us view this entire thing as extreme human hubris, ego. these projects certainly require resources, fuel, they pollute. the so-called missions may involve things like mining the moon an idea brought out by the -- by newt gingrich of all people long ago and it also serves to distract the population from urgent problems. certainly top among them is climate crisis. so all of this too many of us is immature ego centric wasteful polluting and outrageous. i am not a religious fanatic, but all of this is godless. thank you. >> what's your response there, john? >> well, i mean, clearly this is an act of hubris, of human ambition, of human pride to go and explore other worlds. whether that's a good thing or a bad thing, well-meaning people can disagree. sharon thinks it's the wrong thing to be doing and she's certainly entitled to her opinion on that. others see it as part of creating a future that has optimism associated with it. mining the moon, yes, the resources the moon will help

ah hello and bar for sharon london. these are the top stories on al jazeera to new z as civil society groups have warned president case said not to extend the emergency measures very imposed just 24 hours ago. the groups including the countries powerful labor union, have called on the president to establish a roadmap out of the present crisis. on sunday, said, backed by the army, sacked the prime minister and froze parliament leading to clashes in the capital between his supporters and opponents.

where sharon works it looked beautiful.ng in japan town. >> 60s, pretty comfortable. >> it was like 50s last week. it is warming up all over the place. >> yeah, nice in san francisco. a window of sunshine today. as we continue through this weekend we will see the fog mixed in and hotter temperatures as well. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast. out here in walnut creek lots of blue sky and it is warmer. right now 89 degrees and notice as we head through the next couple of hours temperatures will be heating up 94 by 3:00 p.m. and we're holding on to the heat here for quite a bit tonight. even at 6 and 7:00 in the 80s and then the 70s through 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. it's this hot area of high pressure over the desert southwest, now, normally this would be good enough to bring us widespread heat across the bay area, but thankfully, yes, thankfully, we have that fog pattern that will stay at the coastline this weekend and that will keep everybody from getting too hot. that saturday morning forecast we will start off with

sharon katsuda is live this morning, and this shines a light on the mask debate ahead of the new schoolght. a lot of districts will be watching this case. the student's name is not disclosed in the lawsuit is set to become a senior here at palo alto high school here in the fall. his father enrolled his son in the program, and when the student did not wear a mask the first day of summer school he was sent to the office. the mask makes him unable to pronounce words correctly because of a disability. we have not confirmed with the district the details on this case. meantime, school districts statewide are trying to determine how to deal with these types of cases come fall. the state this week said all students, even those vaccinated wear masks indoors but is allowing districts to decide how to implement the plan. no social distancing will be required when the schools reopen this fall. i am sharon katsuda, today in the bay. >>> we are in the final stretch to get children over 12 vaccinated before schools reopen. it takes five weeks for full vaccination with the pfizer vaccine, the only one

they've gotten used to being at home, sharon. >> reporter: that's right, laura.you can't blame them for wanting to roll out bed and skip the commute. it looks like it will get busier out here because many companies are expecting them to come back to the office. this is a big step as google prepares to require most workers to return to the office at least three days a week starting in september. for now google won't require workers to be vaccinated but those who provide proof can remove their mask in the office. the company says unvaccinated employees or those who don't provide verification will need to wear a mask in the office and get a weekly covid test. the offices won't have capacity limits or require social distancing and google plans to gradually bring back signature perks like free food. in may google ceo tweeted he expects workers to come in a few days a week, 20% in a new office location and 20% to be fully remote. a microsoft survey of 30,000 workers found 73% of them say they want to keep remote work options. >> we call this the hybrid paradox. people

sharon katsuda talked to people who live in that area this morning to see, they've got to cooperate. >> reporter: that's right, laura. neighbors here are very friendly. they're spreading the word and they're taking these measures very seriously. they're aware of the restrictions now in place that prohibit wasting water, which includes runoff on sidewalks and streets, also washing cars with a hose that does not have an automatic shutoff valve. you can't water your lawn during and after rain between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., and more than three days a week. restaurants are also prohibited from giving customers water unless they ask for it. neighbors say they've heard water districts could raise costs so they're conserving now. >> i remember getting a letter in the mail saying that there's possible increases, but it was more for infrastructure. but, i mean, i get it, but at the same time we're using less water, try not to charge us as much. >> well, shoot, we're going to lose it anyway so might as well just let it go. >> reporter: 82-year-old larry tells me his backyard looks the same an

all right, sharon, thanks. we did hear about wanda because, well, someone told us about her. if you'd like to jefferson award go, to our website, kpix.com/hero, and click on the nominations tab. >>> now to the drought emergency. the future of millions of waterfowl that visit the sacramento valley each fall could be up in the air if dry conditions continue. the drought has many worried about what will happen to what is known as the pacific flyway. rice fields of the sacramento valley provide a home to nearly 230 wildlife species, including 60% of the fall and winter diet for the ducks and geese in the s exo flood only a quarter of the fields this fall, the less water, the more the birds will concentrate, potentially spreading disease. >> it'll be things like avian botulism and different toxins. when birds are that sick, they're very intensive. they get paralyzed. so we have to feed them, medicate them. we have to make little donuts they sit in because they can't hold themselves up. >> the rice commission, ag groups, water groups and conservation groups are asking the legislatu

sharon was sleeping when the tower crumbled.naged to climb through the rubble in the pitch black with her dog and make it out alive. thank you so much for your time. i've really been looking forward to talking to you about your incredible survival story. but i just want to start with how you're doing today. i mean, it's been a week since you managed to survive this. 145 of your neighbors are still missing, unbelievably, today. how are you holding up emotionally? >> yesterday and today were not good days. i started to become very angry and very just very jittery. i think it's starting to take a toll on me. i'm very tired. i don't sleep very well at night. the more i hear about the structural problems and the comments from the engineers, i think i become angry every day. >> how could you not be? i'm angry on your behalf. all of us who didn't even live there knowing for how long some of these problems were flagged. were you aware that there were significant problems with your building when you were living there? >> there were conve

it seems a socialist paradise of sharon sharon like is what young brits of pining for? that's if a new poll is believed, it says a whopping 70 percent of respondents have that heart set on living under social government. they apparently hold capitalism, responsible for climate change on not being able to get on the property, not on the report or things. it gives an interesting glimpse into the potential future. it is a preview of what would be the mainstream opinion in britain to morrow. these results show that millennial socialism is not just social media hype. this is a long term shift in attitudes which is not going to go away on its own supporters of the markets economy needs accept that challenge and rise to it rather than dismiss it or pretend it's not happening. not long ago. millennials with the i don't know, generation apathetic and totally uninterested. but in recent years the u. k. has seen movements like black, like climate change and violence against women. not only supported by young people, but let by them to another cause is getting traction among the yo

nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live in walnut creek. a lot of bay area counties are now closely watching what's going on down in l.a. county. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. and we're hearing that a big announcement will come very soon that involves several bay area counties. and of course we'll let you know when that happens. you can see today many people in the bay area already complying with the state guidelines that basically says businesses can decide whether customers must wear a mask indoors. or if you're fully vaccinated it's optional. if you aren't vaccinated please wear a mask indoors. one sign that we saw at a children's store said out of respect for the children, all customers must -- who are three and up, must wear a mask, p.s., even if you're vaccinated and please don't try to argue with us, we're doing our best. because of the rise in covid cases and delta variant, los angeles county has reinstated the mask mandate for indoor customers. it's a step bay area residents we talked to say they're willing to do to keep busin

let them breathe founder sharon mcewen.cted the governor's office and have not heard back from them. sharon, should they require kids in the fall to wear masks in the classroom there? >> as parents, we're seeing our kids suffer behind those masks. they're at low risk for covid and those at higher risk have had the opportunity to be vaccinated. so at this point, we wish they could help withmental health. we've been advocating everywhere i can. i've spoken at the school board meetings, board of supervisor meetings asking for mask choice. the only way to move forward is to sue to let them breathe and to be able to see our children's smiles again. >> sandra: what are your expectations going in this filing this lawsuit against the governor there? >> it is shocking and crazy to me as a parent we're taking this on. we're hopeful. i was part of the school reopening lawsuit that was successful in reopening our schools. we're working with the same legal team and we're asking for an emergency temporary restraining order. we know if th

doctor sharon george _ if we don't act drastically. don't act drastically. doctor sharon george from keele - if we don't act drastically. doctor - sharon george from keele university thank you very much for your time today. let mejust thank you very much for your time today. let me just tell you that later on i will be talking to a farmer in arbroath about how changes in climate change are affecting what she does. let me read out some of your comments about the state of the uk climate report from the met office. one says as a young person it is scary to have the responsibility to reverse the adverse effects of climate change. it makes me worry about raising children in such extremes. my contribution to help the environment is my vegan diet. another says i would like to see less houses being built. more protected green spaces. what do i do she asks? lots of small changes, she buys seagrass to help offset my carbon emissions. and this from david, climate change, i'm putting the lights off, not having my fire pit burning. washing hands mo

thanks so much for sharing your expertise with my guest. talked to sharon george senior lecturer and environmental sustainability in green technology t case keel university. thanks so much. no, no. the news, no entry with other covered health pass. that's the new law that's been approved by the french parliament. civil, restrict access to crowded public areas and travel. comes to local authorities, say that the country struggling with a full waive pandemic. 125000 cases have been registered in just the last few days . so the dubious key takes us through how the public is reacting to these controversial measures in a few days time. if you don't have a house pass, you simply won't be able to do this. yeah, she was on a not regulation is already in for a cultural institutions that will not be extended to the venue to the new law also requires all health care workers to be vaccinated against koby. 9 team is pe suspension without pe, president macro and says she refused to be a no q lated. all selfish, prove what is your freedom worth? if you say to me, i don't want to be vaccinated, but

sharon: that's right. so, opec producers finally clenched on a deal to bring back 400,000 barrels a day until all of its output as -- has been revived. so some producers like uae, saudi arabia, and russia will have higher baselines starting may, 2022. and although the baseline that the uae got didn't meet its initial request, it is much higher than what it currently has. so i think they finally agreed and made a deal, and as a result, oil prices are following this morning. it means that the truce between the saudi's and uae, it gives a clear picture about the saudi oil minister was just telling us. it gives us a clearer picture of what the supply will look like going forward, and it also reduces the inflationary pressure that higher oil prices bring globally. so that is the good part. and it reduces the risk of potential price wars that everybody was talking about, that might be happening with the breakdown of the talks. rishaad: is that the main takeaway? what our top analysts making of this? is it, the d

for "the news" i'm sharon epperson >> sharon, thanks.0,000. the 14-year-old from louisiana, the first african-american winner of the scripps spelling bee. >> m-u-r-r-a-y-a >> that is correct >> but zaila's talent doesn't stop there her rÉsumÉ also includes three guinness world records for dribbling and juggling basketballs. she's only in the ninth grade but has big plans. >> going to harvard to play basketball and maybe to the wnba or overseas or something before i go into my next thing of working at nasa or something like that or being a basketball coach. >> the teen prodigy said it was all due to her family's support, a lot of hard work and a lubl of luck >>> 50 seconds left on the race to the finish. the cdc says fully vaccinated stunts do not need to wear masks in the classrooms in fall. only kids 12 and up are even eligible to get a shot right now. unvaccinated students still need to wear a mask and the cdc still recommends three feet distancing when possible. >>> president biden signing a sweeping executive order designed to crackd

reporting live in walnut creek, sharon ka sued au, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> parents getting a better timeline on when kids 12 and under will be eligible to receive the covid vaccine. they say it could receive emergency use authorization in early to mid-winter. the fda hopes to move quickly then to full approval. both moderna and pfizer are launching trials for this age group in march. the former cdc director explaining more to the "today" show. >> what the fda is saying because it is less severe in young children we want to see six months of safety data so we can say to parents, and as a pediatrician i can say to my patients, they've done due diligence. >> results are expected sometime in september. then the fda will need to review them. in the u.s. more than 4 million children have been diagnosed with covid. >>> from the bay area's three major cities homicides over the first half of the year are 36% higher than last year. now, here are the numbers from "the chronicle." they're showing the homicides in oakland, san jose and san francisco. this is within the first six

his mother sharon was devastated. don and sienna, then 11 years old, took road trip to california to spend christmas with her. when the festivities were over -- >> i didn't want him to go. >> don who was now working at an agency that served the developmentally disaged, told his mom he had a meeting he couldn't miss. >> so i went outside with him. hugged and kissed and got everything in the car. >> after an 11-hour drive, they arrived home in albuquerque. when where sienna found a new bicycle under the tree. but don needed to drop her off with her mom. she didn't hear from him. she call her dad's co-worker. >> she said i can't get ahold of my dad. and i said, you know, honey, let me try your dad. don't worry. he's fine. >> valerie called, text, no answer. she and a co-worker went to his home. >> i think i was starting to get anxious. a part of me knew something really wasn't right. we parked in his driveway. >> what did you do? >> we got out. when i knocked on the door, the door gave a little bit. >> so the front door

in front of the cameras as the can film festival draws to a close in the south of france. actress sharon stone and jury chief spike lee announced the biggest prize. the calendar went to, to 10 by the french director juliet the call. know about a young serial killer festival was making him come back after the pandemic force, the cancellation of last year's movie industry extravaganza. and a quick reminder, the top story we're following for you. a master clean up operation is underway and western regions of germany hit by severe flooding. the country remains on alert after downpours of rain, all in the south and east. of course, watching the news line from berlin coming up next it's reporter and dw investigative, to look into the kidnapping of a serious human rights activists. don't forget, you can get more news information around the clock on our website at w dot com leg spicer. case for lunch with the news. what secrets why behind was the discover new adventures in 360 degree and explore fascinating world herridge inside the w world. heritage 3 get the now.

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. >> live in santa clara of what residents are facing there, sharon katsuda. >> reporter: good morninge city council will vote on these drought plans that are effective immediately. here are the restrictions will be patrolled. no waste water, prohibited washing paved areas or washing cars with a hose that does not have an automatic shut off valve. you can water your lawn between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and more than three days a week. restaurants are prohibited to give customers water unless they ask for it. the truck tapped into the hydrant meters now. they have to cut back on this service. the water truck delivers the sin yards. the city is considering having those vineyards getting water from the sanitation district. next week the city of napa will discuss more ways on how residents can cut back on water use. you can check us all out on nbcbayarea.com, where we let you know in different areas in the bay area how you should cut back on water use. reporting live, i am sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >>> effort finding a long distance runner who's missing in the east bay. bob redel

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ah, hello and barbara sharon london. these are the top stories on out of the route. at least 25 people have died in severe flooding in china as a central who non province have the heavier strained fall in generations rescue teams work through the night to help subway passengers get to safety and downtown gym. jo, when a subway line flooded 200000 people have been evacuated, and more rains are forecast in the space of just 3 days. the city received as much rain as it normally gets in a year.

. >> sharon joins us live.hen service will resume. >> reporter: the devastating shooting understandably shutdown light-rail for several weeks. today the vta is expected to announce light-rail will resume later this month, about two months after the shooting occurred in may. the agency was short staffed as employees tried to process and heal after the tragic mass shooting. commuters have been taking the bus or found other ways to commute meantime. on may 26th, a vta employee killed nine colleagues at the rail yard. investigators still trying to determine what led up to the massacre and trying to find ways to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again. today's possible announcement would certainly be welcome news for thousands of commuters that use light-rail. back to you. >> sharon, thank you. >>> and then in santa clara, investigators are investigating a shooting. one person was shot at the boardwalk apartments. the truck surrounded by evidence markers appears to be at the center of the investigation, and

sharon will talk about this at 5:30. >> exactly. thank you, scott. >>> also new this morning, twitter rolling out the ability to change who can reply to the tweets after you posted them. limited could limit the replies. with this update you can change who can reply after the fact which may help cut down on harassment. the feature will be able on ios and android devices as well as on the web. >>> trending this morning. it is national mac n cheese day and someone challenged kraft to come up with something cool. >> how about this? mac n cheese flavored ice cream? not so much. not alone with that. pints go on sale today. some of the grocery stores are set to sell the brand by the pint. i want to know what you think. would you try it? my thing is if you buy it i'll try it but other than that no. >> wait! last hour you said you would buy it. >> that was because i was buying it for your kids. >> okay. >> but i haven't seen them so -- >> i don't know that i would love it. i would love this, though. i love tacos. this is a dream job if you l

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sharon, thank you, it's good to see you. what was today's january 6 committee hearing all about, we will discuss it with a republican that pelosi's throug off the panel, and even hand ou some awards for best rheumatic performances. stay there. >> pelosi january 6 committee held its first hearing today, and because of her actions leading up to today, the whole thing turned into in the eyes o many nothing more than performance art. as they show has reiterated tim and again, all criminal activit at the capitol that day should be prosecuted and punished, there was a lot of violence tha day, but it was not a terrorist attack, it wasn't 9/11, it wasn't the worst thing that eve happened to america, and it wasn't it insurrection. there is also something else happening, transparent attempt by democrats to drag this all out ahead of 2020 to, they know they're going to lose big and they're trying not too. but their casting their political opponents as the enemies of the state. so the theatrics were intended to produce an emotional reac