by the weekend. we could have someone hundreds inland then. maybe tropical clouds coming in. today we start off with low clouds and livermore has even reported clouds pick that's a good push on the fog. warming begins today. breezy but not as witty as yesterday. more sunshine and temperatures will bump up after yesterday's call them. 50s and 60s this morning. still an onshore breeze for most but not nearly as windy as it states that we had best of 35 miles per hour. fog in morning and son in the afternoon. temperatures are bumping up. i want to show you that the bay bridge is crowded as you might expect for this time of the morning. it is backed up for a 10-15 minute delay. it may start clearing up. i can see signs that some of the reps are clearing so that could be good news. no problems on the san mateo bridge as you drive this morning through the area. if you're driving in the silken valley, northbound 280 traffic looks good as you drive up to highway 17. no problems on 101 or 85 either. let's look live at wilmington, delaware pick this is where joe biden and kamala harris will make their first appearance together today is the democratic presidential ticket. quiet now but things will change in the coming hours. we are reporting live with the new reaction to this historic announcement. >> reporter: this morning, kamala harris and joe biden both tweeted out their first campaign ad. >> first welcome is the answer yes? >> the answer is absolutely yes. >> reporter: at 11 am, the new running mates will meet for their first public speech since the announcement. they will talk about working together, restoring the nation and their fight for working families. and tonight they will go to a grassroots fundraiser. biden's choice made history. harris is the first black woman and first person of indian descent to be nominated for national office by a major party. the two clashed in the primary but she became a strong supporter of biden after she dropped out of the race in december. one analyst talked about the impact the vice president to pick has on the democratic party and future politics. >> this pick is consequential for joe biden and democrats but for the future of the democratic party and it impacts 2022 and impacts were nancy pelosi her future and impacts down the ballot and the future of the democratic party. >> reporter: while harris is criticized for her record as california attorney general and district attorney in some cisco, some analysts say she will bring energy to the campaign and feels to suburban women and black voters. president trump tweeted this morning that the quote suburban house wife will be voting for him. vice president mike pence said he looks forward to meeting harris in the only vice presidential debate. that will happen on october 7 in salt lake city. here in the bay area, senator harris is well known. she was born in oakland. her parents are immigrants. her mother from india and her father from jamaica. she went to howard university and to study political science and economics. then she was awarded a law degree at uc hastings law school that she was the first prosecutor in almeda county and then in san francisco before being elected in san francisco in 2003, then in 2010 became california's attorney general. in 2017 she was elected a u.s. senator and now she becomes the first californian on a major party ticket since ronald reagan. some bay area african- american voters say while they're happy to say woman of color as a vp candidate, they say joe biden and kamala harris should not take the black vote for granted. at oakland's lake merritt, some were happy about joe biden selecting kamala harris. but others say harris has not done enough to help communities of color fight for criminal justice reform and racial equality. >> i found it laughable. it looks like pandering. it looks like let me just grab someone black. >> i really like kamala harris and i think she is solid. she's a fighter. she has been a prosecutor. we love her here in california. the voters say they want to see the policies from the biden/harris campaign dealing with the racial disparity in the country. joe biden currently holds a double-digit lead in the polls over president trump. a university poll was released just before biden and s kamala harris as his running mate. it showed 51% of registered voters say they support biden. 41% say they support president trump. 4% of trump say they support third party candidates. another 4% onside. harris's senate seat will be up for grabs if biden and harassment. governor newsom will have to choose someone to serve the rest of harris is tempered she was elected to the u.s. senate in 2016 after barbara boxer retired. harris's term ends in the year 2022. morrey action and news on the choice of harris as a running mate coming up throughout mornings on them too. you can also find more political coverage anytime on the ktvu news at. president trump said the united states is getting closer to getting a coronavirus vaccine pick the president said the government has an agreement with moderna, the biotech company, to make and deliver 100 million doses of its vaccine. moderna announced two weeks ago that it started phase 3 trials of an experimental vaccine drug. >> we are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vaccine candidates to ensure rapid delivery. the motor is ready to go and they are ready to deliver a vaccine. to americans as soon as one is fully approved by the fda. frontline workers are expected to be first in line to get that vaccine. the head of moderna expects there will be more people who want a vaccine that there are available doses for many months after the fda approves. along with moderna, astrazeneca and pfizer also have vaccine candidates in phase 3 trials. medical experts say the vaccine is being developed very fast. but a uc berkeley expert on infectious diseases says that many treatments promised can be eliminated during pastry because the final trials are looking for the two possible ways a vaccine can be hazardous. >> having a vaccine work and puts us in danger of putting something into people's bodies that could harm them. worldwide, there are more than 160 vaccines in various stages of development. 40 of them are in human trials already. the experts say it is possible a few will eventually prove to work well. dr. schwartzberg believes that having a treatment for covid-19 is the first step in controlling the virus. today, is the first day school in santa clara county's largest school district. san jose unified schools will have a full day of school through distance learning only. that includes teachers being allowed to work from home. the district had originally required teachers to be in their classrooms. in east bay, the san leandro school district is delaying the start of the school year for a few more days but today was supposed to be the first of school but that has been put off until monday so teachers and staff can have three full days of training for distance learning is also gives school more time to get computers and internet hotspots to students that need them. in the north bay, marin county officials said the plan to apply for a waiver from the state so schools could potentially reopen. the county health officer said the early schools could be up and running again would be september 8. for now, school districts in burke county are also starting with distance one programs. we have resources online on ktvu.com. we are altogether navigating these first few weeks of distance learning only. how are you and the boys doing? >> i will take. it takes two full-time parents to get those two little boys to get to do the right zoom class at the right time and turn on the thing at google classroom. a whole new education, unlike when you and i were in fifth and sixth grade. >> maybe steve can give us good weather. maybe that will help. it has been cool and not too hot. is going to start warming up. today will be too bad but inland temps will jump up the fog is there but already starting to decrease a little bit over the sierra nevada, not as widespread thunderstorm activity. temperatures, which could off essay, will be bumping up today. 70s and 80s. 60s on the temperatures. sfo is 61 now. kenwood down to 51 pick kelsey bill at 55 degrees. cloverdale at 58. low clouds would get chewed up sooner today and temperatures will make the move up. they will go up and continue to got. we could even be harder in the low 100s for some unless high clouds come in there are signs of tropical clouds that will make an appearance tomorrow. as we head into sunday monday, we actually will cloud up. hot and humid is not something we like. i get a lot of complaints about this. but hot and humid it will be on sunday and monday work not seen any rain yet, but keep an eye on thunderstorms. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s for the temperatures. temperatures on the way up. should you delay going to the dentist for a routine trip to the pandemic? coming up, we would tell but new guidelines from the world health organization. plus, a sigh of relief for renters in the south bay, at least for now. a rent moratorium is extended. the new deadlines and the requirements for tenants who face being evicted. what qucbec. developing story in shreveport, louisiana. an active shooter situation at a hospital. at least one person has been hurt took police say one man shot another man in the hospital. that shooter is somewhere in the hospital. the person who was shot is expected to be okay. we will bring you the latest from shreveport, louisiana as soon as we get it in. an update from northeastern scotland. a developing story of this. a train derailment this morning. the latest word is at least two people may have died including the train engineer. 12 people were on the train pick six passengers and six crew members per the region has been hit by thunderstorms and flooding as well. there is reports in the rail industry where sky news is reporting they suspect this was caused by a landslide. again, and out-of-control situation. the prime minister of the u.k. calls it a very serious incident. a 27-year-old man has been booked in the san mateo county jail this morning on charges of a 62-year-old woman. police say they tracked down and arrested al honda lavera yesterday evening. authority said the woman was heading home after work last week when she was beaten unconscious at a bus stop investigators say they attend the fate him through surveillance video and a distinctive sweatshirt and bicycle that he left at the scene. >> a case we don't see very often especially as we mentioned a complete stranger attacking another stranger in public like this in such a savage way. authorities described lavera as a transit has been arrested for sex crimes before. police are now raising money to help the woman who was attacked think she suffered severe brain trauma and could take a year to recover. renters in santa clara county can breathe easier. they got a break. supervisors of the county voted to expand the protections for people facing eviction because of the pandemic. the rent moratorium that took effect in march was due to run out this month. now it is extended by one month through the end of september. what keeps going through my mind is the simple fact that we can't expect people to pay what they don't have. it is absolutely critical that we use every tool that we have in identifying every tool that is potentially available to us. to do as much as we can to support tenants. >> the only cure that is going to happen is people going back to work. and there has to be tolerance and understanding from landlords and tenants. that moratorium does require the tenant to pay back the accumulated rent within one year. yesterday was major problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. what's the issue tracking today for traffic? >> today it is better. the bay bridge does have a backup but not as severe as it was yesterday. and it is already beginning to clear out a little bit. we do have some slowing but it is already starting to get better. i expect by a 8:00 for it to be gone and there will be much less traffic. if you want to use the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge, those commutes have been pretty good. no major problems in the south bay. we have had some crashes but they have not caused huge delays in the commute. it's a cloudy for most forecasts. some high tropical clouds might be making a move over the next couple of days. but not today. once the fog burns off, you can say low cloud deck. the wind is not nearly as strong as it is today. still breezy. bonus terms of the mounds will pick up and there might be an increase in that as more of the tropical cloud cover comes in. yesterday was nights with gilroy at 85. cloverdale 84. san jose 79 and san rafael 78 degrees. 50s and 60s on the temps now. 63 and carter in san jose. east bay in the low 60s. clayton at 55 degrees. martinez at 59. fog will get wiped out northwest to southeast. the cloud cover to the south is something to watch not forward, but going through the next couple of days we will keep an eye on that. a cooler pattern from yesterday is being replaced by the desert southwest high which will build in and could bring us toasty temperatures inland friday and saturday. inland temperatures are reversing course. they will warm up and can get hot heading into the weekend. tropical clouds are something we have to watch though. millions of parents are working from home due to the pandemic. now toy company fisher-price is getting children to play along. next, stay-at-home toys that let children mimic their parents. google is unveiling a new tool for people to learn how it works after the break. glenn campbell requested by jeannie smith i think she is a glen campbell fan. thank you. and i am not sure what year this was but it has a lot of views on youtube. send me a song. facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag ktvu. google is rolling out an earthquake warning system on android phones starting in california. most smart phones are equipped to detect tremors if the phone is set up to send a signal to google. the company said with several hundred reports coming in, it can determine the epicenter and estimate the magnitude. >> is an earth gate starts to propagate, the phones close to the epicenter feel the shaking is send a signal to the google earthquake detection server. we aggregate data from many phones to determine if an earthquake is happening and how big it is. a magnitude 4.5 or stronger earthquake would trigger an audio alert and take action messages. google says that even a few seconds notice can make a big difference allowing someone to say get off a ladder or move away from a dangerous object that could fall. fisher-price is making it easier for children to mimic their parents who are working from home due to the pandemic. it's introducing the my home office set. toy laptop, smartphone, headset and kuppich appeared also what is called the cutest chef set that features and apron, tongs and a chewable oven mitt. also a baby bicep set with protein shakes and barbells. the world health organization is telling people to put up routine visits to the dentist including claims. the organization said that dentists and hygienists are at a higher average risk of being infected with covid-19 and passing it along to their patients. because they are in close contact with patients mouths and you spray generating equipment. experts suggest waiting until the is a significant decrease in covid-19 infection rates before going in for routine care but say if a patient is in pain, he or she should contact your dentist. coming up, one of the nation's largest egg producers is being accused of price gouging customers. details on the lawsuit and allegations that customers in new york were targeted. also, a creative way to help students and parents at some school campuses that remain closed. coming up, details on the east bay company that is offering private schooling and child care services. now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. infant essay, thousands of students will start school today. we will take a look at how teachers will be leaving the class for distance learning. plus, a history making choice for a potential vice president. how president trump is reacting to joe biden selection of california senator kamala harris as his running mate. from ktvu fox 2news. thank you for joining us. welcome. let's talk about some changes and weather pick we are already beginning to feel. we like it when it is my. check back in on saturday where it will be a different story. you will not be happy, probably. not only hotter but maybe humid with tropical clouds coming in. that is weights looking as we head toward friday and saturday when inland amateurs could be back to the 100s. not today. fog is in place. but it will retreat soon. still cloudy for most locations though. a lot of low clouds are in place. some sunshine but a lot of cloud cover but a decent breeze. more of a northerly breeze will take over to date. fog in the morning and sunshine in the name. number tomorrow though. temperatures will pick up in the afternoon. but today 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. a little bit above. good morning pick right now, we want to look at one of the bridges right away. i have good news about the bay bridge. unlike yesterday when we had issues, today the bay bridge is beginning to get much better much faster. we have a backup but it is better than it was before. looking at the san mateo bridge, it looks okay with no major issues. 7:31 am. a homicide on the campus of ucsf parnassus is being investigated this morning and the third is way up. they want to identify this man. he is seen in surveillance videos. investigators said the suspect and the victim were arguing yesterday morning in the lobby of the ambulatory care center on irving street. that victim later left the building and then collapsed on the sidewalk. a nurse arriving for work tried to revive them but he later died in the emergency room. the suspect was seen leaving the building. they don't know where he is but they're asking for help to track him down. today, most teachers in san jose public schools will be in classrooms for the first day of the school year. those classrooms though, will be empty. tell us about it. >> reporter: it is part of the plan for the start of the school year in san jose unified school just. most teachers there will be teaching for their classrooms but there won't be any students there pick the students will be logging into their laptops at home. san jose unified, like just about every other bay area public school district, is starting the school year with all remote learning. the majority of san jose teachers will be teaching distance learning curriculum from one of the districts 41 schools instead of their homes. many teachers expressed concerns about that policy. they said even the students were not in their classrooms, they would still have to be around other adults on school campuses and that poses a health and safety risk. is today the school district reach an agreement with the teachers union to allow educators to teach from home if they want to. still a majority of them with teach from empty classrooms today. san jose unified is one of the largest school districts in the bay area with 28,000 students. in the past week, the district had to disturb tens of thousands of chromebook's and hotspots for students to use to login into their schoolwork at home. that first day of online instruction starts to date. a new kind of childcare programs are happening in the bay area. a place where children can take part in distance learning in a structured environment. the programs are a substitute for schools to help working parents while campuses are close . they allowed under california daycare guidance as long as they obey the required maximum of 12 students per group. in contra costa canty discussed youth sports program is creating a full day learning can't pick after emailing parents asking how they can help. >> i got more responses to that email than i have ever received. parents borderline in panic of how we need someone to watch our kids that we don't know how we would do this virtual distance learning. in san jose, action day primary plus will look after students from 7:30 am until 5:30 pm for $1400 per month. with 12 students per classroom, they already have 250 enrolled. you can now be fined for not wearing a mask while in public in santa clara county. this is a magnanimous vote allows civil penalties for businesses and individuals who about health orders on social distancing orifice comings. individuals can be find between 100 and $500 and businesses can be fined up to $5000. in the north bay, sonoma county officials say they have been flooded with calls reporting health order violations after setting up a new reporting hotline. the press democrat reports that one third of the calls were about potential violations from local businesses. another third were for individuals not wearing masks. the rest were deemed not valid. so far no citations have been issued. the measure approved last week sets fines as high as $500 for individuals and $10,000 for businesses. senator kamala harris is joe biden's democratic presidential running mate and becomes the fourth woman to appear on a major u.s. political party ticket. she is following geraldine ferraro as a democratic vice president presidential candidate in 94. republican candidate sarah palin in 2008. and then hillary clinton four years ago and senator harris is the first woman of color. senator harris selection as biden's running mate renewed the debate over gender politics with women from both the left and the right talking about her identity as a woman and a person of color will affect the election. >> that is a non-issue. i think more people focused on what is this ticket going to deliver for them. >> the policy matters and this is where voters and organizers coming. we must push and hold our elected officials, women and people of color, accountable to our committees. >> women are 51% of the population. we do not hold that the 1% of elected offices. it is our time to run for these offices and to win these offices and to lead our country. political analyst pointing at another historic first. if joe biden wins the presidency in their democrats keep control the house, the next two people in line for the presidency would be two women. kamala harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. one person who is benefiting from joe biden's running mate pick is actress maya rudolph. you remember her from saturday night live. she often goes back to that show to play kamala harris. when she found out about this luncheon yesterday, while in part of a panel discussion with other comedians. >> biden chose kamala. that just came to pick. that weekly penalties that maya rudolph would soon be very busy on saturday night live. maia said she loves any chance to go back to her old stomping grounds. when asked about by the choice, president trump said that, lie harris was his number one pick for the democratic ticket. >> lucy has you were set. she did pour in the primaries. i was a little surprised that he picked her. i've been watching her for a long time and i was a little surprised that she was extraordinarily nasty to judge kavanaugh, now justice kevin a. she was nasty to a level that was a horrible thing the way she was. the way she treated now justice kavanaugh. i will forget that soon. the president also said he has been watching harris for a long time. he contributed a total $6000 to kamala harris's campaign when she was running for state attorney general. vice president mike pence called the selection of senator harris a takeover by the radical left. he said he looks forward to meeting harris and their one and only debate on october 7 in salt lake city. major newspapers are covering the historic selection of harris. today's edition of the new york times describes her as a political warrior and said the pic is seen as safe but energizing. today's san francisco chronicle has comprehensive coverage that includes at a look at who will fill her senate seat if she becomes vice president. coming up, we're talking live with the senior political writer about the biden/harris ticket. and you will have plenty to talk about. they are making their first appearance together today. and steve has a lot of talk about for our wednesday weather. we are getting there. we had a done yesterday and today starting off cool with fog everything pointing toward a good warm-up here. or so on friday and saturday were in the temperatures could be very warm. also a lot of tropical clouds coming in. today we will start with a fog first with thunderstorms over the mountains got pushed out of the tahoe area. they will pick up again later today but more so over the weekend. the city is 67. another day where it's close to average. 50s and 60s on the temps. pretty mild here as water temperatures and said the bear very warm. a lot of lows are being held up. i was are on the way up after that dip yesterday when it was very nice. it will start to warm up but more so heading into thursday and for sure friday. heat advisory for inland areas as we head toward the weekend for some 100 degree temperatures. a lot of tropical cloud cover as it is working its way north. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s coming back after a dip to the 80s yesterday. traumatic some customers are being told to pay extra without much warning. crime rates striking across the country. which crimes are happening more often in several major cities and how bay area leaders are working to prevent violence. many parents are worried about how the school year will unfold so we are offering help in our school survival guide. we will show you how educators are rethinking recess when students need a break from classes online. reinventing. it's what small businesses do. with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet from the nation's largest gig-speed network. work safer, with all your connected devices automatically protected by securityedge. and work anywhere, with comcast business at home, our new business-grade internet solution for remote workers. whatever your business needs, comcast business has the solutions to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. call or go online to find out more. disappointment at stanford and you see berkeley that sports in the pac-12 conference won't start until at least january. however the school support canceling fall sports including football because of concerns about covid-19. the heads of all 12 universities voted for the cancellation for the first time since the conference was added more than a century ago. >> we just did not feel at this point in time that moving to competitions for student athletes with the right thing to do. each school may lose $50 million in lost ticket sales and tv revenues. the pac-12 is hoping to have fall sports in the springtime pick winter sports like basketball has already started canceling games. the national football league taking extra precautions to slow the spread of covid-19 on the field. one of those ways is a mouth shield developed by a california company. it is designed to fit inside the facemask of a helmet. it provides spatial coverage to help reduce the transmission of big respiratory droplets during play in games and in practices. this is an updated version of the prototype that was released in june. the former chief operating officer of pinterest filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against that san francisco- based company. in her lawsuit, the 54 year old said she was not included in meetings and paid less than men and fired for complaining about sexist treatment. facebook is expanding its ban on face hate speech. facebook is also increasing the removal of misinformation about covid-19. facebook said is has removed seven men post about fake cures or preventative measures. tesla, salesforce and zoom. three big names in the bay area are topping the lists of stocks to watch on wall street this morning pick pam, joining us with a look at today's dollars and cents. good morning. salesforce has cashed in on its investment of zoom and it was quite an investment. lester the san francisco-based company purchased $100 million of zoom based in san jose. salesforce so that steak for a $600 million profit. when the bell rang this morning, tesla stock gained nearly 8% pick tesla announced a stock split to make it more available to younger investors. tesla was lit five four one. right now that stock trading at $1482 per share. still pricey for a lot of people. looking live at the big board, a good across the board after some losses yesterday. the s&p 500 once again testing its record high pick it up 1 1/4% up to 3376. 3393 is the record height that it is looking for. dow jones up one percentage point at more than 250 points. one of the country's largest egg producers is being sued accused of price gouging during the pandemic. new york attorney general filed the lawsuit yesterday claiming hillandale farms illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit. she claims in march and april, the company made $4 million from increases in prices of eggs. executives denied the accusation think the price of eggs can be volatile. don't be surprised if the price you pay for a restaurant, meal or a personal service is more than it was a few months ago. dentist, hair salons and restaurant owners are adding what is frequently listed as a covid-19 surcharge on two bills . business owners say that it helps cover the costs of extra cleaning measures, personal protective equipment and other increased costs of doing business during a pandemic. two thirds of people surveyed by finance buzz say that is fair and some cases but many say it's not fair if customers don't know ahead of time. >> 38% of respondents were not told about a surcharge until after they made a purchase or made a reservation. so, there is definitely, maybe a lack of communication or being transparent from the business owner perspective. the finance buzz survey found that discharge an average of $30 extra, restaurants average about 9 1/2%. a new survey also shows most hourly workers will try to get some job if congress does not extend that $600 federal unemployment benefit. the poll was conducted by a san francisco-based online employment company. 61% of those surveyed say they will try to go back to work. one third of them apply for unemployment in the last month. but only 17% of them received benefits. many of them say that if they do try to go back to work, their biggest concern is child care. what to do with their children especially since most are at home with distance-learning. let's check on the mornings bay area traffic. tracking a very different commute then yesterday. better than it was yesterday which is good. we are looking at a commute that looks very good at the bay bridge. you can see for yourself. it is getting much better driving up to the bridge. things are beginning to get nice and quiet at the toll plaza. we are also looking at the other bridges. san mateo bridge it looks all right. the golden gate bridge looks very good if you're driving there. and no problems this morning if you're driving to san jose on northbound 280. i have not seen any of the slow traffic but there goes the train. like clockwork. here is steve now. mostly cloudy over san jose. usually it is sunshine or clouds. today they have clouds. it will burn back but a fog bank has pushed inland. after today though it will be very shallow and not much of an impact going forward. high- pressure will be building in." then yesterday and temperatures are said to make a move up today. the warming begins today. low clouds not nearly as windy as yesterday. still a breeze but more of a northwest later. 50s and 60s. san carlos at 63. menlo park at 62. 59 oakland. most lows are running pretty good. warmer weather will kick in as we see the fog disappear sooner than yesterday. it will warm up heading into thursday. writing saturday will be hot inland and could be around 101. tropical moisture is moving in. that's something we will watch going forward over the next couple of days. upper 80s and 90s in the inland areas. a lot of high clods making it hot and humid. that's what it will be like for the weekend. a berry a bay area police chief jumping into action to help make an arrest. coming up, what happened and why a carjacking suspect did not realize who spotted him. plus, a 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in bend, oregon. it's being turned into an airbnb rental. celebrating the store's 20th year. inside, there is a sofa bed, decor from the 1990s, a big tv with a vcr. the space is available for reservations in september took the booking starts monday and of course, guests are encouraged to make it a blockbuster night. a waiter in the east bay is still in shock this morning after getting a tip for $1000. it happened at lucille smokehouse barbecue in the sun valley mall in concorde over the weekend. brian murphy from pitts berg raised that tip money online through a challenge on benbow to help other workers during the pandemic. after he had his dinner, he surprised his server, peter murray, with the giant tip of a lifetime. >> we raised $1000. >> i cannot believe that there's people out there in this world that of this generous and want to help people. >> the minute we told him that, he got taken back and kind of paced back and forth like he couldn't believe what was going on. and that was the icing on the cake. and the giving did not stop there. murphy raised a $1400. he tip the restaurants host $400. marine mammal center in sausalito say it seeing more and more seals and sea lions becoming entangled in fishing gear and in plastic trash. the center said it treated eight animal since june 1 including endangered guadalupe first seals. the young seals are most often found entangled around the head and body which can lead to slow starvation. two seal pups were released back in the wild after six weeks of rehabilitation. we are getting a look at the world's first albino i'll get to hedging captivity. two albino alligators in orlando are proud of for hatchlings. they use an incubator for the eggs to hatch. a historic pick as joe biden slugs california senator kamala harris as his running mate. what this means for the democratic party and its push for the white house. plus, bay area voters weigh in on senator harris as a vice presidential candidate. why they say the black vote should not be taken for granted. and inching closer to a coronavirus vaccine right here in the united states. the agreement that could help make millions of doses available and who will get it first. ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 it is wednesday, august 12. a very busy morning and a very cool morning once again as we start this day. it is getting warmer and warmer with everyday. let's bring in steve. i don't want to look at the weekend already, but i know it will be warm. warm and humid. that is not something we usually set. but this happens in august. we can get moisture coming up from the remains of tropical systems and everything is pointing in that direction. it might be a double whammy. it is cool this morning but that fog won't last as long as yesterday. plus, the breeze has been cut in half. so 50s and low 60s although san jose is at 64 degrees. 85 in santa rosa. yesterday was a cool day. and now temperatures will be jumping appear today. the fog is there but is going to get chewed up and then we will have more sunshine with temperatures on the way up over the next few days. warned that, coming up. we have not had anything severe even though we had crashes that cleared out-of-the- way today. they have not caused a big backup. let's talk about the richmond bridge. traffic here is moving along okay if you're driving into san rafael. also, the morning commute looks okay if you're driving over the bay bridge. it has cleared up rather nicely with no major problems. let's go back to the headlines. we will start with new video just in that shows california senator kamala harris leaving her dc condominium building on this her first full day as joe biden's running mate. later today, the two will appear at a campaign event for the first time as the democratic ticket. we have more on what is an historic announcement. >> reporter: that's right. there are a lot of first today pit the first time kamala harris and joe biden make a public appearance since the announcement. and the first out of their campaign. >> first of all, is the answer yes? >> the answer is absolutely yes. i am ready to work. >> reporter: at about 1 pm, the new running mates will meet for the first public speech in delaware. they will talk about working together, restoring the nation and their fight for working respect tonight, they will go to a grassroots fundraiser. biden's choice made history. harris is the first black woman in first person of indian descent to be nominated for a national office by a major party. the two last in the primaries but harris became a strong supporter of the former vp after she dropped out of the race in december. some analysts say she will bring energy to the campaign and she appeals to suburban women and black voters. president trump to do this morning the quote suburban house wife will be voting for him. one analyst we spoke to talk about the impacts of the vice presidential pick for future politics. >> this pick is usually consequently not only for joe biden and democrats but for the future of the democratic party pit has impacts for nancy pelosi and her future and impacts down the ballot and into the future of the democratic hardy. vice president mike pence says he looks forward to meeting her for the vice presidential debate in salt lake city. senator harris does have deep bay area rates. the sender was born in the city of oakland. her mother came from india and her father from jamaica. harris study political science as was economics at howard university in washington dc. then earned a law degree at uc hastings law school in berkeley. she started as a prosecutor in the space in alameda county and then in san francisco before being elected the da of seven cisco in 2003. and then california attorney general in 2010. she became a u.s. senator if use ago in 2017 and is the first californian to appear on a major party ticket since ronald reagan. some bay area african-american voters do say that while they are happy to see a woman of color as a vice president candidate, they say joe biden and kamala harris should not be taking the black vote for granted. at oakland lake merritt, some were happy yesterday about biden choosing harris while others say harris has not done enough to help communities of color fight for criminal justice reform and racial equality. >> i found it laughable. it looks like pandering. it looks like, let me just grab somebody black. >> i really like kamala harris pick i think she is solid and she's a fighter. she has been a prosecutor. we love her here in california. the voters we spoke to say they want to see policies from the biden harris ticket to address the racial disparity in the country. joe biden currently holds a double-digit lead over president trump in a new national poll. the monmouth university poll released just before biden announce harris as his running mate shows 50 1% of registered voters say they support biden 41% say they support the president. 4% of them support third-party candidates. if joe biden and harris when in november, harasses senate seat will be up for grabs. governor newsom will have to appoint someone to the remainder of her term. her term ends in 2022. we got confirmation when biden and harris will appear together today for the first time is running mates. it will be at about 12:50 pm our time to 70. near biden's hometown in wilmington, delaware. we will carry it for you in our noon newscast life. we will stream it for you live@ktvu.com and our mobile news app. president trump said the united states is now moving closer to getting a coronavirus vexing. yesterday, the president said the government has an agreement with biotech company moderna to manufacture and deliver 100 million doses of its vexing. moderna announced two weeks ago that it started based three trial of their experimental vexing. >> we are investing in the development and manufacture of the top six vexing candidates to ensure rapid delivery. the militaries ready to go and ready to deliver a vaccine to americans as soon as one is fully approved by the fda. frontline workers are expected to be the first in line for the vexing. the ceo of moderna say he expects more people will be wanting a vaccine that there actually are available doses. for many months after fda approval. in addition to moderna, pfizer also has vexing candidates in phase 3 tries. medical experts say the vaccines are being developing at astonishing speed. an expert on infectious diseases say many treatment showing process can be eliminated in the pastry because the final trials are looking for the two possible ways a vaccine can be hazardous. >> to make the vexing work, and puts us in danger of putting something into people's bodies that could harm them. >> worldwide there are more than 160 vaccines in different stages of development. 40 of them are in human trials already. medical experts that it is possible if you will eventually prove to work well dr. schwartzberg who you heard from, said he believes having a treatment for covid-19 infections is the first step in controlling virus. today, the first day of school for students in santa clara county's largest school district. san jose unified will have a full day through distance learning only. that includes teachers being allowed to work from home. the district had originally required teachers to be in the classrooms. truck as well, as children have back to school, lots of resources to help you online in our back to school survival guide on the ktvu.com website. good help for parents and students as we navigate the first few weeks of distance learning only. back to steve. it seems like it's one of those days where we could have a wide range of temperatures. that's correct. today is a transition date to what looks to be a pretty hot and humid pattern. there is two things people don't like. a lot of wind and that is humidity. express in august and september vexing tropical clouds, and is nothing new this time of year. august into september is the window. the fog is there but won't last as long. thunderstorms in this area for a couple of days. they will pick up again over the next couple of days as tropical moisture moves in coming going south to north. low clouds and still some fog. not as windy as yesterday. 50s and 60s on most temps. i think you see a bigger jump on inland temperatures today as a high in the four corners bills back in. the dip in the jet stream yesterday a lot cooler weather to kick in. tuesday was a cool stay by far. it does look hot coming up. there could be some 104 is coming in for the weekend. just depends on how much clad cover moves in. today, we will start the process for warming up inland with 60s and 70s now. upper 80s and 90s inland this afternoon. the question is how much cloud cover will we get. we will know more by friday and saturday. coming up, the debate on whether to delay going to the dentist for a cleaning during this pandemic. the new guidelines out from the world health organization. also, prime rates are spiking across the country. which crimes are happening in several major cities. and how bay area leaders want to prevent violence going forward. new information out of louisiana. police are currently searching for a 41-year-old man who they say opened fire at a hospital in shreveport. officers say they are looking for daniel cole. at this point they do not know if he is still in the hospital. the shooting did happen at 5:30 am local time. one person was shot and the victim is being treated for non- life-threatening injuries. hostage negotiators are on scene and we will keep you updated on this sorry threat the morning. in another developing story overseas, three people have now died in a train derailment in northeast scotland. one of the dead is believed to be the train engineer took there were 12 people on board. six passengers and six crew members. the region has been hit by thunderstorms and flooding and according to one local news report, a landslide was probably to blame for this derailment. u.k. prime minister is calling it a very serious incident. the man behind the cbs media empire has died at the age of 97. sumner redstone led a group of investors to purchase viacom back in 1987 which expanded into the acquisition of cbs, mtv and other media brands. earlier in his life he was a clerk at the california court of appeals in san francisco and taught law at the university of sepsis, appeared at the time of his death he owned 80% of cbs shares valued at $5 billion. sumner redstone was unusual. a 27-year-old man has been booked into the san mateo county jail on torches of ripping a 62-year-old woman. police say they tracked down and arrested alejandra laura yesterday afternoon. one woman was heading home after work last week and was beaten unconscious at a bus stop. they identified him through surveillance video with a distinctive sweatshirt and bicycle he left at the scene. >> it is a case we don't see very often especially as we mentioned a complete stranger attacking another stranger out in public like this in such a savage weight. authorities described him as a transit who has been arrested before for six months police are raising money to the minimum victim whose minimum wage job supports a household with two children and an elderly north. the woman has severe brain trauma. police in cities nationwide say they're seeing a spike in crime and violence during the covid-19 pandemic. the newark time reports across 20 major cities the murder rate at the end of june was on average 37% higher than it was at the end of may. police said in austin, centering, nashville and denver those are cities that have seen dramatic spikes in homicides. gun violence is also on the rise in oakland. police say five people were fatally shot in oakland over the past six days. let's check on the bay area highways. let's start up with the east bay commute. we are looking at a very improved bay bridge toll plaza. yesterday was a bad day and today it has cleared out and i like to see it with traffic moving along nicely through this area. there have been no major issues. we are also looking at the richmond bridge, that has cleared up. and the san mateo bridge traffic looks good here and so does 280. most commutes have cleared up. a nice ending for this morning's commute. i think this our would be easy barring anything that happens. let's talk to steve as we talk about today's weather. today's weather starts off cloudy for most if not for all but for many. another pretty good push on the fog bank but it won't last as long as yesterday with temperatures coming up yesterday. they are not listening. they are reversing course and starting to warm up. thunderstorms over the sierra got pushed out of the tahoe area but still close enough. they will pick up again in intensity over the next couple of days as we get tropical clouds in a good, then you state. 70s and 80s but today is 70s 80s and 90s. livermore will jump up to 92. 50s and 60s on temps now. san jose at 64.58 in the city. there is plenty of fog but is going to get chewed up with a northwest breeze later this morning and into the salmon. today will be warmer and nice but we will start a warm-up and then it kicks in on thursday, friday and saturday. the one caveat is how much tropical cloud cover will move in from the remains of a tropical storm. there will be some timing on that but very difficult to guess. it looked like some is on the way. the question is when and if it arrives on friday or saturday. hot and human over the next couple of days. a new study suggest vaping may be linked to a greater chance of contracting covid-19 coming up, we will look at a study from stanford university. and millions of parents are working from home. now toy company fisher-price is helping children play along. coming up, the new stay-at-home toys that help 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distance learning. also a rising star in politics, what analysts say kamala harris brings to the presidential race and what her selection could mean to black women outside of politics. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. thank you for joining us. mike and i are lucky enough to have grown up in the bay air. mike, you worked in cities is where that had high humidity. we are about to see it here but what is your thought on how humidity is when it comes to weather? >> i landed in topeka, kansas in august 2000 and i told myself that my next job would be west of topeka and sure enough i mentally made it to the southwest there was dryer heat. but my goodness, i was not a fan of humidity. but now we may get some humidity later this week. a little hint for us. yes. humidity with houston. but we won't get that bad. but for us to get an increase admittedly with the fog but it is cool. it's when it is 95 or 100 degrees when you get higher clouds coming in that that makes a huge difference. that looks like what will happen over the next couple days. not today though. it will start thursday and then take us into the weekend. low clouds that will burn off soon. winds will be a factor but it will pick up later today. 50s and 60s with fog burning off. 60s for many already. we are running a little warmer than we were 24 hours ago. we will look for fog to burn off sooner with lots of sunshine and that higher cloud deck coming in tomorrow night and maybe into the weekend that could play into our weather with humidity along with some warm inland temperatures high today's will be 60s, 70s and 80s and back into the nights for some. so far pretty quiet. we are looking at oakland now and right now we have traffic moving well in and out of downtown oakland. it does look very good if you're driving there north and southbound on 880. no major issues driving through the area. traffic continues to look very good work also at the bay bridge, we have recovered with the traffic coming to san francisco. let's go back to the headlines. a historic moment in u.s. history pick a woman of color on a major political ticket work joe biden has picked senator kamala harris as his running mate and that is fueling a surge of emotion across the nation. joining me now to talk about this is vanessa williams, washington post reporter. i am sitting at home last night watching the coverage and icy members of congress describing having tears in there i when i heard about the announcement. senator harris announced the presidency here in the eight area there was a motion there but this emotion, can you describe how different it is? >> based on the people we have been talking to over the past day since this was announced, there is just people being ecstatic. i talked to dr. cole who was the first black female president of spelman college. she said she was literally jumping for joy. she talked about how this resonated all the way back for generations of all the struggle that black women have gone through in the country biting both racism, sexism and that this was just a wonderful moment and they were basking in it. >> reporter: as we start the new academic year, i think about all the children in grade school and high school and college and especially for those black women who are now out of cult and maybe trying to launch their own business. what does this moment mean, even though there has not been a full victory yet, for this biden harris ticket. what does this mean seeing kamala harris on this democratic ticket for those women outside of politics, you think? >> i think for women outside of politics, it is again, another milestone. another as one woman who i interviewed a few weeks ago for a story about this described it, another dent in that cemented ceiling. she talked about how for black women, again, women of color who have to contend with both racism and sexism, it can be so much harder to break through. i think women will look at this and say, i too can be whatever you want to be and do whatever i want to do and pursue my dreams. and that it works out. like you said, we have to see how it turns out in the end. but certainly it is an incredible moment because she is one of only two black women who have ever been elected to the u.s. senate. there has yet been a black woman elected governor. this is a big moment and will resonate for women outside of politics who have dreams and aspirations and who are looking for role models. >> reporter: you know, if there is a victory on this ticket, there is that debate about biden picking a safe bet. that this was a safe choice. some can argue yes but some could argue no. you are putting a woman of color on a national ticket. a woman from california let alone, who grew up in the bay area and was born in oakland. is this a safe bet or not? >> no. no safe bets in politics at all. i do think that it is a moment of affirmation. it does recognize that black women are really the backbone of the democratic party. they consistently, particularly in national elections, have consistently supported democratic and progressive candidates. in the 2016 campaign, at least 94 present of black women supported hillary clinton. a slight majority of black women supported donald trump., so it is not safe in that sense. i do think in the sense that it does give impetus and a reason for a lot of black women who felt like their contributions to the party have not been recognized. it does give them a reason to get out and vote. so, i think in that sense, you know, maybe one could argue that it is a choice that will motivate that very important part of the base in a way that might not have happened had he gone in a different direction. >> reporter: three moment have been on the national ticket prior to this one. and they went zero-three and that those elections. we will have to see what happens with another woman on a major party ticket. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. one person who is benefiting from joe biden's pick is maya rudolph. the saturday night live alum frequently returns to the show to play senator harris. she found out about the news when she was in a panel discussion with other comedians. >> biden chose,. >> he did? did that just come through? this could literally be not more perfect timing. i was literally segueing into this next with a question. they teased that maya rudolph would be very busy soon. she said she loves any chance to return to her old something grounds is what she likes. a homicide on the ucsf nss campus. an attacker is shown on surveillance videos. investigators say the attacker and victim were arguing yesterday morning in the lobby of the ambulatory care center on a retreat. after the competition, the victim left the building and collapse on the rock. a nurse arriving for work tried to revive him. he died in the er. the attacker was last seen leaving the building. today, in the subway, the start of a new school year for the san jose unified school district while students will not be in the classroom to start their work, most of the teachers will be pick. a new kind of first day of school. the plan for san jose unified school just, like all bay area school district right now, is to start everything from home. all distance-learning. most of the districts 1200 teachers was to be going to campuses and their classrooms to lead that online instruction. take a listen. >> welcome to the first day of school. >> reporter: the first day of online distance learning school. teachers are welcome back for this new and unusual school year. we spoke to a parent who thought it was a good idea for most teachers to do remote instruction from their respective classrooms. she described the frustration many working parents are feeling right now having to manage the bulk of their children's education and school work for them at home. >> it's hard i have a special needs student who needs probably more help than other students. and it's been hard because i have to go to work and it is just tough. >> up until yesterday most of san jose unified educators were being required to teach from their empty classrooms instead of their homes with just a few exceptions and many teachers raised health and safety concerns on having to share campuses with other adults. yesterday the school district reach an agreement with the san jose teacher union to allow teachers to teach from home if they want to. and they are also allowed to bring underage children with them to classrooms while they are working. at least one teacher told us this morning that she actually preferred doing online distance learning instruction from her classroom because she said her wi-fi connection at home just is not reliable. a new kind of childcare program is popping up around the bear providing a place where children can participate in distance-learning in a structured environment that the programs are a substitute for school to help working parents while school campuses are) they are loved under the state's daycare guidance as long as they adhere to the required maximum of 12 students per group. in contra costa county, the skyhawks youth sports program is creating a new full date learning camp after emailing parents to ask how they can help. let's talk about the weather. not often we can use this phrase but soon steve, it's not the heat, it's the humidity. here in the bay area. took some might be saying that by friday and saturday. because there is higher clouds coming in not today but i think by tomorrow afternoon into friday. inland temperatures will be bumping up and that's going to give us not only hotter temperatures but an increase in the humidity and it has been my experience that we don't handle that well here west southwest breeze at 50s and 60s for the temperatures now. bug is there but getting wiped out. the system that drop down yesterday gave us a big cooldown. but that's it. the cooler air yesterday is on its way up in the high in the four corners is building in but has not had tropical clouds with it. this time it looks like there will be some starting to filter in from the remains of tropical storm elia. 60s, 70s and 80s and some low 90s popping appeared warmer today and it might last into the weekend but early next week along with the heat and some higher clouds. many parents worried about how the school year will unfold. we are offering up tips in our school survival guide. stu to come, we are showing you how educators are rethinking recess when students need a break from online classes. also ahead, new surcharge for some bills and not just restaurants but some restaurants are now being told to pay without much warning. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million 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sold that stake for a $600 million profit. getting out of that one right now before that hit. shares in uber are down after the ceo warned that the writer will most likely have to shut down temporarily at least, if it is forced to classify its drivers as employees. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange this morning, much better day than yesterday. stocks are up for the most part . apple, microsoft and a lot of technology stocks leading a come back and they are part of the dow jones and the nasdaq index this month with the nasdaq back above $11,000 up 2% with the s&p 500 up 1 1/3. the dow jones up 250 points almost this morning. one of the country's largest egg producers is being sued accused of price gouging during the pandemic. new york's attorney general filed the lawsuit yesterday claiming hillandale farms illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit. the company made for men dollars in march and april form an increase and prices. a deserves deny accusation saying the price of eggs can be volatile. many business owners say they had no choice to raise prices. dentist, hair salons and restaurant owners are adding what is frequently listed as a covid-19 surcharge on to the bill. business owners say it helps cover some of the cost of extra cleaning measures, ppe, and other costs that are up because of the pandemic. two thirds of people surveyed by finance buzz say that is fair and in some or all cases but not if the customers don't know had had time. >> 38% of response were not told about a surcharge until after they made a purchase or made a reservation. there is definitely may be a lack of communication or being transparent from the business owner perspective. finance buzz found dentist charge an average of $30 and restaurants an average of nine and half%. a new survey shows most hourly workers would try to get some job if congress does not extend the $600 federal unemployment benefit. the poll was conducted by a san francisco online employment company. 61% of those surveyed say they will try to go back to work. one third of them applied for unemployment in the last month but only 17% received benefits. in that survey, most of the people say they will try to get a job but their biggest concern is childcare and what to do with their children since they are home distance learning. it is now a 50 him. let's look at the weather there, there are some changes ahead. i will say so. we had a nice quote on yesterday. temperatures were below average and then they didn't stay there very long. they will still be okay for many today but by tomorrow, most locations will be jumping up and lynn looks really hot as we head toward front and center. especially static. it all depends on how much cloud cover we get in. either way it will be a warm- up. yesterday was cooler. most below average. today we are near average to above. they were more in the low 90s. 50s and 60s on the temperature to near 70 up in lakeport. 64 in san jose. 60 and travis. but there is a breeze but not nearly as strong as yesterday work and you can see the fog is burning off as we get more of a northwest reason. we will move up in temperatures today and then it will really start to jump up starting on thursday with high clouds and mid-level clouds coming in from the remains of a tropical storm. will we get enough clouds to take the temperatures down enough? humidity will go up though. today will be bad but it will start tomorrow as we get cloud cover in. the weekend looks hot friday and coming into saturday especially if we don't get cloud cover. coming up, combining a passion for cooking and cycling pics to to come, we will introduce you to a bay area chef who's helping more children get access to bikes through a new pop-up event. also, first aid bay area police chief jumps into action and helps make an arrest. why a car jacking suspect emails who spun him in action. and you can have your morning headlines delivered right to by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email and sign up for this daily service. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting every day. we need to provide revenues now, to solve the problems we know are coming. . the police chief describing how he jumped into action to catch a car thief suspect. he was on his way to buy coffee and saw a man knock over an older woman on the ground, grabbed her car keys and tried to start the car. the man couldn't start the car and ran away. the police chief followed him and called for back up to make an arrest. >> it feels good to go out and do police work when you're in my role and you're attending a bunch of meetings. i'm happy i can do my part. >> 20-year old aaron sexton of oakland arrested on suspicion of attempted car jacking. due in court tomorrow. the woman knocked to the ground was not seriously hurt. a server at an east bay restaurant still in shock after a customer tipped him $1,000 at lucile's smoke house barbecue in the sun valley mall over the weekend. brian murphy from pittsburgh raised the tip money online through a venmo challenge to help workers during the pandemic. after dinner he surprised his server with a tip of a lifetime. >> we raised $1,000. today. 50. >> i can't believe there's people out there in this world that are generous and want to help people. >> the minute we told him he got taken back and paced back and forth like he couldn't believe what was going on. that was the icing on the cake. >> the giving did not stop there. murphy raised a total of $1,400 and tipped the host $400. somber ri healthcare workers have new ppe this morning thanks to a give away event hand out at a drive-thru pick up at oracle park in san francisco yesterday. the supplies provided to small and medium size medical practices and included n-95 surgical masks as well as gowns, gloves and face shields. >> it's so critical to have the ppe so that we can safely take care of patients and have proper access to care. so that they can avoid being seen in the emergency rooms. >> the distribution event one of several provided by partnership between the state, california medical association and local medical societies. the free ppe distributed at cal expo in sacramento. the hit 90s sitcom that launched will smith 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