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rob and starting today, no covid shot, no shots at the bar.dreds of bars in san francisco will require either a proof of vaccination. >> or a negative covid-19 test from customers. bar owners say they're doing this to protect their employees and their families. however, bars will allow people without a vaccine card or a test for salt to sit outside. it is up to each bar on how we will ask customers for proof that could mean seeing a physical or digital copy of your vaccine record. >> developing now israel is about to become the first country with the western covid-19 vaccines to offer a booster shot. israel's prime minister announced that the country would offer a 3rd shot to people over 60 who have already been vaccinated. that decision came at a time of rising infections and concerns of the vaccine's efficacy dwindles over time. but it's not yet proven if that 3rd dose helps. >> exposed to covid. well, you better get tested. the cdc now says anyone who has potentially been exposed should get tested even if they're fully vaccinated this new g

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. >>> tonight, from the tokyo olympics, where team usa is off to a strong start. american swimmers with their best first day ever, winning six medals in 80 minutes. in gymnastics, the u.s. women's advance but not without some challenges. >>> and the basketball shocker. the american men losing for the first time in 17 years. >>> two of the world's best golfers pulling out of the games after testing positive for covid. and the new rule about mask wearing after these americans hugged on the podium. >>> back in the u.s., some hospitals seeing more patients now than in previous covid surges. and the revolution from dr. fauci that the mask guidelines for the vaccinated could change. >>> the congressional investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol starts this week. another republican now on board. >>> the homes destroyed by fast-moving wildfires. 85 now burning in the west. >>> heroic strength. a mother and child trapped under a car. the policemen who lifted it up to save them. >>> and tokyo, one on one with the americans. the first ever to medal in the new

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let's start with meteorologist rob mayeda.rob. >> the changes we will see in the weather tomorrow, happening right now in southern california. right on schedule, as the computer models had suggested. the monsoon moisture is now moving through southern california. returns here offshore. that fast forward another 12 hours from now, will begin to approach the bay area from the south. during the day tomorrow. and you can see the band, the showers approaching. as we head through the evening. so this will be occurring higher up in the atmosphere. down closer to ground level. things will be quite dry. so it means the initial thunderstorms could be providing some lightning, but not a lot of rain. so red-flag warnings from santa barbara, all the way up to the bay area. locally, getting started at 5:00 tomorrow evening, through 5:00 on monday. in addition to that, temperatures, still, quite hot inland. we will see 90s inland with low humidity. locally-breezy conditions around where those thunderstorms could form, as we head towards tomo

start by sunday. we start to feel a lot hotter. >> and also start to feel a little bit muggy as we get some monsoonal moisture that works its way back into the picture could actually result in an isolated thunderstorm or 2 come late sunday into early monday. so keep your eyes out for that later on in this forecast. as for today, though, we're still staying relatively on the moderate side of things. we are going to be seeing temperatures a little bit warmer today, but still fairly comfortable for most of us low cloud cover sitting over the east bay right here. you're berkeley hills cam. yeah. it's not showing much. that's because this low cloudy blankets routing the east bay hills, half moon bay nevado santa rosa and livermore each of these facilities do have visibility falling below a mile in one spot or another. so just be mindful of this is you do make your way into work this morning. 50's for your current temps with oakland at 58 dublin, alameda conquered and pittsburgh right now starting things of

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it's a gray start. we have areas of fog and patchy drizzle as we start off the day.esterday and the last few days. looking at temperatures in the 50's to about 60 degrees as we start off the tuesday. as we head through the afternoon clearing inland. that sunshine for you inland and the mid to upper 70's to round the bay partly sunny. highs in the 6o's, 62 in san francisco, 67 oaklandw. that fog along the coast in the upper 50's. that ocean breeze kicking backn. westerly winds 20 to 30 miles an hour along the coast and around the bay. temperatures will be slightly cooler for today. we will talk more about that warm up in just a few minutes. i know you are tracking a crash on 580. >>> yeah. it is been out there for quite some time. it's eastbound 580 right through pleasanton. a vehicle went down the side of the road. you have fire crews. tow crews have been called out. it's not blocking any lanes. as far as delays it's pretty minimal. if they close a lane to get the westd isa mmyou know getting conblin intengasyou work east of there all ligh from trac pass t mount hous

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there was also a fire to that was started in a building on 42nd avenue and telegraph in oakland. >> started about 3 o'clock this morning fully. enveloping that building. nobody hurt. but fireworks were also heard in the area right before the fire was discovered. in the south bay fire crews are echoing the same message about not continuing to set off fireworks today. this year's drought. >> has put the risk of wildfires extremely high and get caught with illegal fireworks, too. don't forget, could land you. a costly find. we have kron 4 s taylor with more on that warning now from san jose fire. >> san jose. firefighters want you to remember this image with extremely dry conditions. the risks of starting a fire are much higher number in a drought. right now we're seeing very dry conditions out in our foothills and along our freeways. so, you know, we know that all it takes is one spark from an illegal firework to start a fire that greatly impacts our communities air with the san jose fire department hopes they don't see a repeat of last year. last year in 2020. you know, for various reasons a

i will start off with that. for now because it's mainly over the water on the far northwest coast. there's another band of rain to the south. we will watch that closely over the course of the morning. it doesn't look like a significant concern. the main issue is the marine layer which isn't nearly as bad as its been over the last few days. the system has broken up this aspect though it's patchy. fog advisory on the golden gate bridge. we aren't seeing it nearly as bad as yesterday. temperatures around 60 and for daytime highs we will be up in mid-90s. that is different. that's about 67 degrees warmer

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

start out and we're right now at 62 degrees.ill be a warm day as we're still going to see those high clouds moving by and feel a little bit more humidity. we'll talk about cooler weather in our midweek forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> a look out here at the bay bridge. the volume starts to build a little more slowing around that ben for treasure island. you may see the metering lights turned on, we will over the next half hour. when exactly, we'll take a look at that toll plaza and how that is coming up. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:43. we're four days away from the return of the gilroy garlic festival. it won't be the same because of the pandemic. instead, the traditional event which usually draws tens of thousands of people, this year you can get your food through a drive-in. the drive-through festival runs for the next two weekends. you may recall organizers still haven't been able to hold a typical festival since the deadly shooting there in 2019. organizers had hoped to bring back the full event last year, but then the

the edd said starting today folks claiming benefits should start looking for work in order to maintain their eligibility. the federal government allowed states to suspend the mandatory job search requirement, but now that california is reopening, the suspension ends. edd is also reminding clients it has resources and training opportunities to help people find a job that's right for them. they also suggest folks check out cal jobs, a free virtual job center. >>> the mass covid vaccination site atmosey center officially shuts down on wednesday. there is no demand for large sites anymore. that has cities and counties focusing on smaller, more strategic ways to get the vaccine to people who still may want it. >>> happening tomorrow, parking enforcement resumes in san mateo. last july enforcement went back into effect in the downtown business area after being suspended during the pandemic. now as the county moves forward the city has decided to put commercial parking enforcement back in place. all parking meters and lots will be back in operation as well as commercial parking and loading zo

after two long minutes the baby started to spit up and started crying. deputy said that he is lucky he got there just in the nick of time. >> do you feel a lot of pressure in that situation? >> i do. this past year i have been dealing a lot of similar calls and it wasn't a good outcome. i was there too late or, you know, it was reported too late. >> the deputy was able to reunite with the baby a few weeks later. the grateful family calling him their hero. >> is he a hero. >> for life. >> that will be a connection for life. >>> the time is 5:56. >> in the next half hour, we are staying on top of that breaking news. a possible break-in the case of the missing runner in the east bay hills. what one bay area family heard that sent volunteers rushing. >>> and a live look outside before we head to break from our mark hopkins camera. giving you a live need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bount

it's a cloudy start in downtown san jose and it's a cloudy start in san francisco with that drizzle asrops on our live mark hopkins hotel camera. we are starting our day with gray skies, low clouds, areas of fog and drizzle. upper 70s to low to mid 80s inland, mid up toker 60s. >> triple digits? >> i was acting like i didn't see that. >> the first time i am not looking forward to the weekend on a monday. >> welcome back mary. >> we missed you so much. >> love you ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning" on this monday, july 5th, 2021 holiday. i'm gayle king. that's jericka duncan and the guys are off. let's go. >> breaking overnight a controlled demolition takes down what's left of the condo tower that partially collapsed in florida. how a potentially dangerous tropical storm is affecting the search for any sign of survivors. >> tenens of millilions of amers celelebrate thee fourth ofof ju without papandemic restririctio but with the delta variant spreading, we'll ask dr. ashish jha where we stand in the night. >>> jeff bezos steps down as ceo of ama

it started around 9:00 this morning. the fire burned nearly 130 acres and is contained but crews are staying on scene making sure hot spots don't flare up. vasco road is still closed. this is why. take a look at the new video from inside the car driving through the smoke coming from the fire. it just envelopes the car. you can't see anything out of the front windshield as the smoke gets hazier and more orange. we showed you the scene as breaking news at 11:00 last night, flames shooting out of a home and embers flying across a neighborhood starting other fires. fireworks are believed to be the cause. >> reporter: fencing is up today in antioch after a fire burned this house near downtown. robin anderson lives here but wasn't home last night when the fire started. she hurried back as soon as she heard. >> it ruined my house and everything i own. it's out on my front lawn for what? i don't even understand why they're doing it. >> reporter: in dry, breezy conditions neighbors say fireworks were being set off in the neighbor

of course, you know, any spark could start something. so you just want to be really careful regardless of the fact that we are fortunate to have that marine layer you can see it. certainly streak alive. look at oakland, you see those clouds kind of hazy conditions out there. temperatures have certainly rolled back this evening. 56 right now in san francisco and berkeley, about 59 in oakland, were about 60 in fairfield, 61 conquered 61 of mountain view. that's what the highest never on the map wind has calmed down from where it was this afternoon, so little delta breeze and fairfield and it is that onshore flow that is helping to bring the marine layer in yet again tonight but again kind of ramp down. we'll see that wind pick up again in the afternoon tomorrow and then start to ramp down again as we get into the evening kind of the typical summer patterns. so tonight temperatures around the bay with low clouds and patchy drizzle. we're looking out for low fifties and some of our valley's like santa rosa and napa and out of the coast in th

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it starts to back up by sunday morning. the eastern half of the bay area will start to see some smoke in the atmosphere on sunday. it is more noticeable as we head into monday. otis winds arrows. we're looking 10,000 feet in the atmosphere. there will be offshore flow there. at ground level, the winds will be onshore. is a complicated setup. onshore wind will help set up the air quality. once in the smoke is on the upper levels all it takes is for gravity to pull toward ground level, where we have to deal with it. we look at the air-quality aircraft for the bay area into early next week in a few minutes. >>> now to the coronavirus. starting next week, san mateo county will require everyone entering county facilities to wear a mask. we are in redwood city with why the county changed course. >> reporter: in san mateo county, 89% of residents over the age of 12 are vaccinated, according to the health department. with covid cases on the rise, county leaders said they had to do something. to mask, or not to mask? that has been t

since the start of the pandemic. the agency is reminding folks to make sure that you get to the airport early, make sure there are no banned items inside of your bag and most importantly, don't forget your mask. 3 fully vaccinated members of the texas house currently in washington, dc as they protest voting rights a bill for voting rights that they say would limit voting rights in texas have now tested positive for covid-19 the state's house democratic caucus reporting the news today. the first positive test coming last night when a member informed the caucus that they had the virus members staff all took a rapid test which came back negative but 2 additional fully-vaccinated members of the texas house all who are democrats reported those positive results today. the names of those 3 lawmakers so far have not yet been released. >> the tokyo olympics are just 6 days away and as thousands of athletes from around the world are funneling into tokyo there some dreaded news that kind of figured was going to happen. but we w

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for starting us off. have a good weekend, everyone. >>> coming up, if telling the truth were an olympic sport, would our elected officials even set their sights on bronze? six months into a new presidency a huge agenda at stake, a pandemic that won't go away. the stakes couldn't be higher as we'll discuss with our next guest. >>> and later, about that pandemic, about our current spike among the unvaccinated, an er doctor friend of ours standing by to share his out rage about preventable deaths going on. all of it as "the 11th hour" just getting under way on a friday night where in washington it's more like the red, white and blue house cheering on team usa tonight. ering on team usa tonight. the same. experience, thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $379 a month for 36 months. experience amazing. washed your hands a lot today? probably like 40 times. hands feel dry? like sandpaper. introducing new dove handwash, with

what would you like to start with. >> yeah. you know what? let's start with the bad news. those covid numbers are trending in the wrong direction. today. 3300 cases. they're seeing all time high cases. yesterday they broke a record 3800 cases in tokyo today. they extended their state of emergency and extra weeks and now it's still the end of august. august 31st. now olympic organizers are saying they're keeping their cases within the olympic bubble low. so they say they are not contributing to the cases in tokyo right now. we learned today 27 game related cases in terms of olympic personnel today, 3 of them athletes. and in total 220 game related cases. so low right now an olympic organizers hope that it stays that way because certainly no one wants to be spreading covid-19, especially to the japanese residents or to the athletes who were looking forward to competing all right. i know that you're nearing and of quarantine as a reporter. so i'm wondering if you feel and the other reporters feel the same way like you want to go out because of the covid situation. yeah. you k

but it is a relatively mild start to this day. gradual clearing continues by noontime that will set us up for partly to mostly sunny skies around that time and then increase sunshine even more. so towards the afternoon 60's near the coast 70's 80's by the bay and 90's for inland areas. again, reyna john, thank you so much for that. we're actively given a close eye on your thursday morning commute. >> from the east bay into the city can do that in under 11 minutes for your drive times that things are looking great. there. no major hot spots the south bay and do see report of a fire northbound to 80 on saratoga avenue in san jose doesn't look like it's causing much of a delay. looks like. it's one of the bush is right near the highway there. we'll keep a close eye on that heading across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 13 minutes. no issues for you at this hour. and let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute. as you have a rich man under 9 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more on that and a look at the

fox two starts now.gavin newsom has issued a state of emergency tonight as wildfires torched the northern part of the state. good evening. i'm andre senior. christina is off the order covers alpine county where the tamarack fire is burning, along with plumas butte and less in counties where the fly in dixie fires are burning to ktvu deborah villalon is live in sonoma county tonight with how crews from all over california are helping deb. all andre sonoma county knows what it's like to need help enduring several devastating wildfires in rec

it speaks to the terror of starting your medical career and all the more so when you are starting in the midst of a crisis. what i was kind of amazed by is how the doctors i was speaking with started to assimilate into the work and embrace it and to a certain extent feel confident in the role of the work that they were doing. i think part of what helped with that is treating covid was novel for people at every level of the medical field no matter how much experience you had a so in some cases within a few weeks of work someone starting out as a medical turned dr. could have the same level of knowledge of care is the most experienced doctors on the ward and that fostered a certain kind of confidence. similarly, there was a collaborative and cooperative i heard about in the hospitals. hospitals that asked for volunteers and one of the first people to sign up was the dean of the medical school and you had people who were surgeons changing bedpans, so there was a collaborative experience working together and recognizing one another's contributions and i think that fostered a kind of hope

they start to budget, they start to plan based on getting that additional revenue.hen what? >> this is why it's so important that we do extend it so families can plan and have that certainty. right now because of the american rescue plan, families started getting checks yesterday. those checks will continue through december, but they will get the rest of the credit when they file their 2021 taxes next year. but we need to keep it going so that families can plan, so that they can make sure that they are able to provide for their children. i'm the chair of the new democrat coalition where 95 members of the -- of house democrats who are working hard, one of our top priorities is making the child tax credit expansion permanent, so we have strong support. secretary yellen also just mentioned how she thought it was important that we make this a permanent benefit. as you said earlier, i asked the president earlier this year if he supported making it permanent. this is -- this really is an historic time that we got this benefit expanded in the american rescue plan. we need

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it will lead to a cooler start to the week. so, as our temperatures head towards tomorrow morning, unlike this morning where we had the 70s and 80s in the hills, for most of the lower level elevations now, 50s and low 60s. cooler start to the day and cooler finish expected for tomorrow. we're looking at upper 70s around san jose. for the most part inland areas tomorrow should be in the 80s. antioch toward fairfield and vallejo near 90 degrees. 60s and 70s now bayside. it turns chilly from half moon bay to daly city. san francisco you're not seeing much of the talk of heat all week long. the north bay seeing the 70s moving forward. air quality might be a little bit of an issue as we begin to see a change in the upper level wind pattern. you can see the fog on the coast. if you look closely, look at those north winds down the coast. there's a chance some of that upper level smoke will start to drop down the coast as we head through tomorrow and also into tuesday. you might notice hazy skies for the morning. notice the color codin

it started in october to 2017. so it's been 3 years since that inside and when it begun, the mother because government rely on military companies from russia was they want to defeated. that is glenda mother because military got an external force as well could. how could you expand on the grievances among the community in cub delgado? good movie and populations. the sales manager lies from the central government in my grievances in india. but i think they have been coming up more clearly over the last 3 years. we the discovery of the not for recalls as in that reader. so the read on sales marginalized from the senate, but they don't think they government taken them seriously until recently. and there was because none of the building to initiate some development projects. but there feel a bit address. yeah. grievances, equally with discovery of the night before as the in the regions. so of course when you have these guys coming up to contain those grievances. all right. gilbert gala, thank you very much for your time

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and so when all the trouble started, they started causing violence, too. and if you were on the wrong side of that color line, you were going to get it. but at the same time elaine, arkansas, was as i said a massacre. and the lynching in aliceville, mississippi, was horrific. >> you know, i would say it's even more specific. i think we miss a lot when we use a white-black binary because in the case of east st. louis which happens a little bit earlier, but also we see it in chicago, white women are just as involved. and they're just as violent. and they're just as engaged in making -- leaving their stamp in this white-black battle. and so if we look at these riots through the lens of gender, my students get very uncomfortable. that's not lady-like. i thought these girls were in jazz clubs getting lit. but, no, they are very involved. women are very, very powerful in the klan and other white supremacist organizations. i mean, the klan isn't the worst really. it just isn't. my favorite is the national association for the advancement of white people, which is

it starts tomorrow. for most of the bay it through sunday before lake, mendocino and solano counties keep that warning through monday. that's going to create a high to very high heat risk as we head through those days. right now you can see the fan has been turned down on our free air-conditioning. only wind in it double digits is 12 miles per hour in fairfield. you can see looking at san rafael there, it's mostly cloudy. a little bit of fog north of there. we'll talk about when we come back. first i want to give you the temperatures. you can see some 100s already in antioch, fairfield. a lot of 80s and 90s inland. 70s and 80s around the bay. 60s at the coast. most of us above average today and even hotter weather on the way. make sure you check out our temperatures any time on your tv, our realtime temperature tracker lets you see the current temps in c7 bay area connected tv app. download the app now. just search abc7 bay area. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> now to the emerging threat of the delta var

they started doing work. then, the local associated press -- and we have been quiet about this because i did not want to raise expectations that we were going to find anything. i wanted to see if we could get close. the local associated press in tulsa, she caught wind of the story and wrote a story about in 1999. the words mass graves were like a neon sign in the story became national. 60 minutes comes, journalist from japan's, sweden, switzerland, all come to do stories about the race massacre. unfortunately, our effort got caught up in the politics of the day. so, we were shut down. shut down first by the race right commission and then we were shut down by the city. obviously we were crushed and disappointed by all of that. i put away my files. i river thinking someday, somebody will want to look at this. i don't know whether it will be in my lifetime or not. but i moved on to other things. and there are people, people who kept the flag flying. we need to find these graves and these people. for 20 years, an

starting to build now, if you people are starting to arrive.ngland flags and green shirts, and 60,000, almost, going to be here in the stadium behind me for the game tonight, they are going to slowly start arriving at the afternoon goes on and the atmosphere, as you say, is going to keep building right here on wembley way. you seen the pictures, haven�*t we, over the last few weeks, all of the england games here at wembley, wembley way has been absolutely packed, so the sounds of three lions, it also sweet caroline will be getting louder and louder as the afternoon wears on, it will be taking place behind me at eight o�*clock british time at wembley stadium. what about the game? it goes very close, isn�*t it? stadium. what about the game? it goes very close, isn't it?— goes very close, isn't it? people had their predictions, _ goes very close, isn't it? people had their predictions, but - goes very close, isn't it? people had their predictions, but very l had their predictions, but very difficult to put the sides apart, really. they both have v

international travelers can enter starting september 7th. foreigners were banned from canada for nearly 16 months. >>> the state is opening up and san francisco hopes that tourists will start pouring in, but many have been greeted with broken glass and stolen goods as crime runs rampant in city streets. city leaders off-line is a district attorney perceived as soft on crime showed up today to talk about a plan to fight back, and kpix 5's andria borba is here with the story. >> hi, brian. we are talking about a spike in crime, particularly those car break-ins and robberies that we have seen in touristy districts around san francisco. today the mayor and the police chief announced plans to combat that. >> the chief and i have been having some very tough conversations. >> reporter: fronof atows ing g mayor lond breeand police chief william scott announced a plan to combat crime, putting 26 more bicycle and foot troll officers in touristy areas. >> that you will not get away with committing these horrible act in our city. >> reporter: specifical

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i will start off with that. it's good for now because it's mainly over the water on the far northwest coast. there's another band of rain to the south. we will watch that closely over the course of the morning. it doesn't look like a significant concern. the main issue is the marine layer which isn't nearly as bad as its been over the last few days. the system has broken up this aspect though it's patchy. fog advisory on the golden gate bridge. we aren't seeing it nearly as bad as yesterday. temperatures around 60 and for daytime highs we will be up in mid-90s. that is different. that's about 67 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. if you are inland, plenty of sun and mid-90s. >>> taking a look at the roadways if you are up have ake it's the usual stuff. that's the good news. that your travel time from 205 toward 680. you can see the brake lights around the tracy area, exiting off 205. keep that in mind. looks like the extent toward north flynn. you know both directions looking good. if you are going south we a

we are starting off the day with gray skies.you are going out the door, grab that jacket because we are looking at temperatures in the 50's. the south bay, good morning to you. downtown san jose and currently cloudy skies at 59 in san jose. san francisco and for oakland dealing with drizzle in the low to mid50's as we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon with that strong ocean breeze kicking in for us. daytime highs will be below average for this time of year. refreshing compared to the heat over the weekend. looking at mostly cloudy skies with that afternoon sea breeze and oakland 63. mid-70s for san jose and concord. highs about five to nine degrees below average. talk about how long this on shore flow will last. let's check in with gianna and how are the roadways out there? >>> not bad. if you are hitting the roadways so far so good. you can see traffic moving nicely. we haven't had any issues out of the east bay, emoryville area across the upper deck into san francisco. traffic moving at the limit as you head

, cool start to the week. all of this changes, especially by friday and next degrees on t next saturday and sunday. chang coming up in 12 minutes. >> rob, thanks very much. >>> we have a complete guide for you to all 4th of july events in the bay area. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on 4th of july events on the trending bar at the top of the page. depending where you are, it's not too late to make plans. >>> striking a reverent and hopeful tone, the president addressed the nation this 4th of july calling on all americans to fight for what's important.life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the right to equal justice under the law. the right to vote and have that vote counted. the right -- [ applause ] the right to breathe clean air, drink cleanhe president also ca getting vaccinated the most patriotic thing you can do. he recognized those grieving because of the pandemic and he thanked front line workers. >>> the vice president spent her holiday thanking los angeles firefighters. she posted the pictures of s

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we are starting to see the brake lights builthe bay bridge getting busy which indicates we are starting to see things getting crowded. if you are getting ready to head out the door and take that bay bridge commute out of the east bay expect a few brake lights. we will let you know when they are officially on this morning. san mateo bridge getting crowded. westbound 92 at the high-rise. there's a broken down vehicle blocking the lane. tow crews called out to the scene. the tow truck going out to retrieve that broken down vehicle. busy westbound as they work toward 101. >>> any minute now cal tran is set to evict a homeless camp in marin that's been growing through the pandemic. >> justin andrew is live near downtown san rafael with more. >> there are dozens of who live in camp. one of them right here. she is joining us live. cal tran is expected to be here any minute. how are you feeling? this is your home this is your place of refugee. what do you think right now? >> i'm just a little confused because i have been dragging that tv from way back there all the way to here. then when i fina

they started buying books for congress here in philadelphia. it wasn't the library of congress as we know it today but it does begin here but a lot of the things that went to washington, d.c. are burned when washington is burned in the war of 1812. we lose a lot of those early things. that's one of the challenges with a building like this that you don't necessarily have all the things but you try to make due the best you can to give people that sense when they come in to see them of what it looked like when men like james madison or young andrew jackson were sitting in this room as members of the house of representatives. well, we are in the senate chamber here at congress hall in philadelphia. the room as you are about to see is quite a bit more grand than the roupts would have been. there is a couple of reasons for that. our roots as a nation go back to when we were british of course, the british have a parliament with two houses an upper house, the house of lord's, the lower house, the house of commons and there's definitely parallels with o

we start the warming on wednesday.really start to feel it inlandeties pop up on thursday and friday and. is where we're going. but tonight a safe fourth of july. and of course, just keep in mind. we do have a lot of dry ground out there from our lackluster range season. so do your part to keep everybody's safe tonight. guys back to you. all right, kyla. thank you. well, two men from the east bay are trying to break a 50 year old record for the time spent rocking back and forth on a teeter totter in 1971 and 18 year old chuck walker read about two hamburgers shop workers in southern california who would set a teeter totter world record by spending 168 consecutive hours on a teeter totter. a month later, he and his buddy beat the record spending 216 hours on a teeter totter in a sacramento parking lotater, walker is trying to break his own record. he and his friend mike hart, shorn are now three days into their venture at toto santos park in concord. but this time, they say, the teeter totter experience is a little diffe

wednesday morning why thank you so much for starting with us. it is 4:30. >> first we want to start with that breaking new just a major road closed in san jose. mike? >> this is horrible news. this is the closure at mck ee. it's by chinese cultural garden. a pedestrian hit and killed overnight. that's why mckee is closed. we have this closure. the investigation. a car, i believe a subaru with a smashed window. mckee is closed. there's a park there as well as a wendy's that people may frequent. you can use allen rock avenue. the rest of the commute is moving smoothly. i hope you have better news on the weather front. >> yeah. the weather is looking pretty good today. in antioch ready to head to work the temperatures starting out in mid-50s and mostly clear. a lot of sunshine today and a nice low warm up with cooler temperatures than over the weekend as we continue with the highs in the 70s and 80s. it is going to be another nice day so we'll talk more about this and the weekend forecast later. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the saga continues orr