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an official from s in througdiscipnary action and thl. looked into. oakland police department is putting extra patrol officers downtown this weekend. they are focusing on areas with the bars clubs and restaurants. in a segment between broadway between 17th and 19th will be closed to traffic. this comes after a violent weekend in oakland. they they saw a violent string of murders and shootings. governor newsom has vetoed a bill. from nonprofits that had ties to the january 6 attack on the capital. capital. a national volition group tied to the attack of oath oath keepers has tacked branch keepers. extremist groups like this should be investigated through the judial pss. 100 people came to san francisco francisco city hall today. to sd in solidarity with protesters in in iran after the death of the 22-year-old woman in prison. demonstrators held signs and waved flags and chanted support of women's rights in iran. the fbi is teaming up with oakland police. to investigate a deadly shooting yesterday. during an attempted robbery of a brinks armored truck.

we'll tak more about that coming up in thl forecast. > >> a city leader is calling fore help to bolster the police force. >> we need all the assistance tt we can get. if i need to call the state department or the national guard, that's what i have to do. >> he told us he has reached out out to the chp, sheriff's office, and even bart elise to organize a more coordinated response to crime in places whee jurisdictions may cross. these are areas like international bo, which is also a state highway. g highway. during a news conferene the oakland pretty chief said te department is understaffed, but the next academy class is set to set to graduate next month with others lined up behind them. the behind them. the extra help cannot come soon enough for ress and business owners in the little saigon neighborhood. new surveillance shows these smashing the way into several businesses. that included a hain and laundromat. business owners tell us they are fighting for an from police. >> we call, but their response s so late. were going to try to pt more security, more cameras, that's all we can do. >

we talked with thl for two hours and could not find find parking. cool temperatures in the 70s. low 70s it ocean beach. big crowds even at this hour. we also have seen the ocean rescue team making sure pe are staying safe. >> the breeze must feel amazingd to where you were earlier. > >> let's get a check of the power situation. there is a possibility of rolling blackouts. right now you're looking at demand. we are currey at 48,739 megawatts. the current megawatts. the current demand right now, far exceeding her pag her passing the forecasted peak of 48,580. that was supposed ton at 5:45 today. there are outaged the bay area, including thousands of customers. that is due to equipment failure and other issues. > >> a new brushfire. these are live pictures from near the comy of hemet. that fire burning along the ridge line. there are some homes in the area. authoris ordered evacuations already. > >> triple digit temperatures are temperatures are proving to be deadly for the dairies. >> we spoke with an owner who ig for the hottest day of the year. year. >> reporter: hank calls it,

were trying to negotiate legislation in order for the federal government to be able to negotiate down thl prices of life saving down, he got in the way of that. jamie mccleod-skinner defeated this long term incumbent and running in the general election in oregon. >> we'd love you to join the conversation. phone lines, democrats 2,027,488,000 and special line for working families party members. (202)748-8003 is that number and maurice is with us till the bottom of the hour. if president bind decides to run for a second term, would you like to see him challenged in the democratic primary? >> well, so far there hasn't been any challenges that emerged and frankly what i'm focused on today is building the united front against what -- this is not hyperbole, what to me is u.s. fascism. i'm actually really heartened that president biden took such a strong stance against what he called the moderate republican party. >> talking about the philadelphia speech -- >> yeah, absolutely. because there really is a stark choice in this country and this is a important historical juncture for everybody listen

you can see live coverage of thl for queen elizabeth the second n monday starting at 2:30 a.m.. we we will show that right here on kpix5. and then this is a lifek at the beautiful grace cathedral in san francisco. if you were not able to get up early to watch the live broadcast, the cathedral will hold a rebroadcast starting at 10:00 a. 10:00 a.m.. > >> kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 c

>> reporter: >> reporter: home gardens coulde could become a promising approach to food security as thl population is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050. a renewed sense of urgency as food prices soar and inflation has people struggling to make ends meet. today, they are harvesting the backyards of four different houses, including this one, owned by jeanette and gary. >> it's too much for us to keep up with. >> reporter: for molly, it's about helping those in need while connecting with nature. pe nature. people get into finding their spot. the final tally, a harvest of 750 pounds. the fruits of her labor. all of it going to food banks in the area. the area. kpix 5. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'd ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight as a heat wave threatens california's power grid, more than 57 million americans are under excessive heat warnings and advisories. an unpredictable wildfire threatens homes as more people evacuate. cbs' carter evans is there as firefighters battle the blaze around the clock. >> reporter: lots of hot spots on this fire right now. this o

kpix 5 5 reporter lauren tom spoke with one firefighter leading thl the critical effort to get to her counterparts overseas. >> what i see every day feels like work to me sometime. >> reporter: >> reporter: when sentences go firefighter heather guerin saw the destruction in ukraine as it it continues to face war against against russia, the first thought was how can she help? >> even if it is all across the, we are a family. i understand what they do. i don't understand understand what it is to do that that in a war, but i can only imagine. >> reporter: in true firefighter firefighter spirit, beer and quickly sprang into action by standing up a firefighter for united fire service women. >> they sent us a very specific ask letter, saying, we thank yor you for the thought of agreement, but firefighting equipment is not what we need right now. >> the fire chief in kharkiv, ukraine, ask specifically for passenger vans to navigate streets that have been bombed. >> they are trying to get theire their people to search and rescue buildings that have been collapsed, and all these peoplet people

. >> reporter: on friday former p white house counsel pat cipolloe is expected to appear before thl grand jury investigating januar. >> the first doses of pfizer's new covid booster shot are arrig at sites nationwide hours after the cdc signed off on them. at least five bay area counties say coun sll e rsuntil the whcod be as soon as next week. the bivalent booster targets the dot omicron subvariants as well as the original strain. kids as young as 12 will be eligible for for the new pfizer shot. a similar update from moderna will moderna will be available to adults only. > >> still ahead tonight, as the t deepens, a major water storage t in the south bay is running into into resistance, why opponents say it will hurt the environment the environment as well as cons' wallets. > >> i think this gives teachers hope. >> tonight one bay area school t found a solution to its teacher shortage, the program allowing educators to focus on their home home room instead of housing. > >> whether you're traveling by r or by plane, holiday travel heas could be much worse than usual this year. we'll expla

issues and there's a situation where for instance the a s over 55, are ty ever going to come back into thl work force?k they got a lot of money during the pandemic and american savings have never been so high. economists say there's about another year left to spend theip savings and a lot of oldersavi people will have sort of woken up and smelled the roses and thought, well, you know, what's the point of working and i can just shrink my out goes a bit and tighten the belt and there's another phenomena that thes st pandemic brought forward and parents staying home withth children andei activists with ms and dads in the school boarde se meeting and saw what their children were being taught and some decided maybe we should tighten our belts and we cans to afford to have one parent working. >> yes, that's so interesting. and that's why -- that's all the connections that you made and it's brilliant, miranda. it's in terms of welfare payments and social costs and the fact you've got marriage breaking down and all of that stuff is connected here and as you say it's the social stuff in the air and

rather than evacuate london, thl kingon and queen stayed in solidarity with those living through thsoet the royall family would visit locations falocathat had been bombed in tt and was in some way sharing in their suffering and in their sacrifice. it helped bond the british people to the royal family further. >> like a many children in the commonwealth, elizabethan herwe sister margaret were evacuated and sent to windsoresentr castl. >> whiting was a very, very dim it. plumbing and only comforts of home, pretty sparse. and of course she had very early on and obligation to do workk th that would support the war efforts brickwork's in a show of public support, princess t elizabeth, a teenager gaveee her first radio address as part of the bbc children's hour.ctly she spoke directly to children t separated from theirhe families. >> my sister, margaret rose and i, feel so much for you as we f know from experience what it means to be away from those we love most of all. >> she was mainly speaking to the children of britain. reassuring them that all would yet be well.l ju just as she would do

. >> if you would like to read thl letter to the justice departmen, it is posted on our website kpix.com. > >> we have another update in ca. starting today, unvaccinated ste workers will no longer be requid to take weekly covid tests. this covid tests. this reflects federal health guidance. vaccinn is still required for health workers, longterm care lion> here safrancisco city hall decked out in blue and white to celebrate anniversary of the south and central american independence from spain. that celebration started much earlier much earlier in the day. crowds gathered and draped themselves in green, white, and red. they'e honoring mexican independence day and hispanic heritage monthr the first time in decades, consl general of mexico gave a shout. >> mexicana! >> for the first time in decade, consul general of mexico gave the shout from the balcony of san francisco city hall with mayor london breed nearby. >> the contributions and sense f pride that stems from our latino our latino community, san francs history and heritage is rooted in that. and specifically the land where we stand wa

. >> it's less a concern about thl amount of electricity and more about the where and when that the charginge west of lake te has exploded across nearly 64,00 acres. that's an area more than twice the size of san francisco, containment on the fallen, has fallen from 25% to 20%. homes, businesses, vital infrastructurs are under threat this morning including nearby hydro electric dam. >> our largest power house is ay i would say in pretty imminent danger now. as of this morning, the fire was about a mile from that power house. we are very concerned about beyond just immediate impacts hark are longterm impacts going to be. >> five hydro electric power pl, two reservoirs, seven dams are under threat. so are thousands f homes. > >> more than 11,000 people haven ordered out but a pocket of abot 90 homeowners in placer are standing their ground including one man who says the local wildlife depends on him. >> if you spend enough time, yoe attached. i had to be sure i see see him in a panic mode, you can cahas destroyed more than 60 buildings so far. > >> in our red and gold report, t on the tight en

we are seeing thl getting pushed our way.lling it into the upper levels. down here at the grounh the streamlined show the onshord onshore wind where it would matter most. that is what we would actually be breathing in d pushing most of it inland. we o not get rid of all of it. theres there is a lineup that this wile moderate air quality for the net few days. pay close attention.e have an air quality advisory because of this. daytime highsn the low to middle 80s, that is 0 degree difference from where yoe two days ago, the same story over here, maybe even more withs in the mid-80s. you're looking t about 25 degrees drop from wheru are two days ago. along the bayshore 75 in alameda. san raphael at 80, and upper 70s in napa, low 80s in santa rosa. temperatures still in the 90s for mendocino and lake county. that is the leftor the leftover of tropical storm y still spinning off the coast. still throwing rain in southern. southern california. here at hoe if you look at the big picture where does the rain for the next next two days

it always gets cooler into thl season and that is because the jet stream is starting to lower. lower. this is the first system pushing in from the gulf of alaska that will cool us off significantly. it is bringing in in a trough of low pressure keeping us cool but the winds are a little bit gustier. with that in mind, let's take a look at those winds. that will continue to be the trend for us. when sustained from 25 miles an an hour even up to 30. as we extend into the afternoon, let's let's take a quick look. regarding our air quality index, index, it is still sitting at a moderate section. other places,n places, green. that onshore flow flow will start clearing up a lt a lot and that smoke will contie to push off to the east. we are keeping a close eye on the air y air quality. seasonably cool conditions for us. just in the n jose area, the hottest we are getting is 80s. even as we exted we extend all the way down into false toledo, upper 60s and low 70s. a beautiful day for us and it is going to be a repeat. partly cloudy skies will stick . stick around. we are also dealing

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if you have got the word warning in it, that is thl the national weather service's y service's way ofen. it is a near certainty. here is your heads up. you should make plans for it now. start planning ahead for those days sunday, monday and tuesday. if you in the bay a heat advisory t wording is a bit softer and the advisory is telling you the risks are still there. the confidence in them definitely occurring as not as high. you should have a heads up the possibility is there. en is there. even in the bay the temperatures are still going to be warm. so south bay these numbers are for today. not that bad. there is a lot of 80s on here. palo alto 88. fremont 84n jose will hit 90 today. it will be hot for those inland east bay valleys. there is danville at 95. dublin hits 93. back along the bay shore we are rigt are right around 80 for much ofe of the east bay and then it is still upper 60s. you will be around 95, 96 in santa rosa. it will be in the low 100s for mendocino and lake county to day. let's get into the 7-day forecast in and watch how this will change. so if we look at san fra

in in our heartsit speaks to thl influence and impact the queen has had.not only there in the uk as you spoke to those two individuals visiting their today. also the last hour as we spoke to the woman from brazil as well, far reaching impact. and her death has had and that math, bradley let's talk about what we are learning now this hour about the funeral and the days leading up to the funeral as well. -- the queen also at westminster in the four days leading up to that. what can we expect from that? >> there is a lot of moving parts coming up here, yasmin the one thing that you mentioned the day of the funeral, that was something we morales already knew. and the last few hours, that was confirmed. that is obviously a big piece of information, has a lot of practical impact for lot of people who live here. it will determine when there is a bank holiday essentially, when people will be going back to work. when the period of mourning and sufficiently. and so these are important details. they are also so essential to the pageantry that really is with the royal

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congress or the foreign affairs committee twheld two hearings as a way to add a tightly evacuation and thl senate foreign relations committee held a hearing on the humanitarian crisis in february of this year. since then there have been no hearings and perhaps speaking from the politics of the ewithdrawal they didn't mention it in the state of the union address. if a 20 year war is -- it should be mentioned in the state of the union. senator tammy duckworth -- i think it's a welcome move and needs to have more public hearings on u.s. involvement there. one of the reasons i say this is because it's important for the american public to hold u.s. policymakers and military leaders who misled the american public on the war's progress column to its conceptions and misperceptions on afghanistan's reconstruction and the rapid corruption in the country as well. the u.s. government has or than $2 trillion on the war in afghanistan in addition to the thousands of u.s. servicemembers and tens of thousands of civilians as well. thens biden it mezrich is serios about creating a human focus it needs to c