rising from the area moment ago, we saw some active orange flame. cruz very much attacking this fire. because, as you know, we're in the middle of a very hot week here in the far inland parts of the bay area will stay on top of this story and bring you more information about this breaking news. a fire burning now in some brush in fairfield. meanwhile in san francisco, officers are examining surveillance video after one person was killed and another was injured on a shooting on immunity. bus happened yesterday afternoon just before 3 30 when the bus was near velasco and santos streets west of highway one. oh, one. investigators at this point aren't releasing much information at all about either victim won't say how many passengers were on board the bus at the time. minibusses do have cameras on board, though, and police are looking at that footage to see if there were any signs of trouble before the shooting. officers are asking anyone who saw heard anything to contact the san francisco police department. do it. dude. san francisco city attorney david chu and former city attorney louise rennie have filed separate lawsuits against federal government. they are taking action to save laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center from closing for good. the pending shutdown of the city run nursing home as upset a number of supporters. nine patients forced to transfer have died shortly after moving since the process began back in may two is asking the government to exert compassion and some comments sense. forever 150 years, laguna honda has provided critical skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for our most vulnerable residents. as the last safety net for our seniors are family members with severe disabilities, those who can't take care of themselves. choose says the federal agency that funds the hospital chose a random date. september the 13th to stop more than $200 million in funding, the chronicle reported. an agency officials said the timing can be revisited in a july interview, and just a short time ago, we learned the united states is set to declare monkeypox. public health emergency to bolster federal response to the growing outbreak today in san francisco. there will be no walk up vaccine shots from monkey pox at sf general. that's because the current supply of shots is just about gone. health officials say. you already had an appointment today you will be seen. the clinic has given more than 2000 vaccinations since monday. and it's expecting to get nearly 11,000 more. but there's no firm schedule and when those doses will arrive, state senate for me to committee on monkey pox and the committee will hold its first oversight hearing that will happen tuesday was state and local health officials and experts expected to answer questions. san francisco state senator scott wiener is the committee chair and says the committee that the state's response to the outbreak is effective and has the necessary funding. so far, there are five confirmed cases of monkeypox and children across the country and total. there are 6600 cases in the united states . 826 of those are right here in california, the only states without confirmed cases are montana. wyoming now to new information about a man arrested for shooting several people with a pellet gun in san jose and campbell 38 year old nicholas montoya is facing assault charges linked to seven different pellet gun shootings between april and june and all of the shootings. police say the victims were targeted and hit with high velocity projectiles believed to be pellets from an air rifle. the victims ranged from a nine year old to a 56 year old all but what are female? police say he stalked his victims before the shootings. these were not childish pranks with a low powered weapon. these were deliberate sniper attacks on innocent victims, including a nine year old, a 15, year old and several other young women and young men in this area. i am incredibly proud. for the men and women. which led to the conclusion. of this series of crimes and i am thankful. that we were able to capture the suspect. before more victims were harmed. and possibly killed i feel for all the families of the victims. i was heartbroken to hear that there was another young girl who was shot the same day and hear her injuries. you know that the pellet mr hart by one inch, fractured a rib and collapsed her lung. that's it's very saddening to hear this news. in several cases, doctors, doctors decided it was too risky to remove the pellets from the victims. these victims allowed to live with the pellets in their bodies for the rest of their lives that they don't dislodge on their own. police are investigating a stabbing on board a train near the south hayward station. just after eight o'clock last night. one man was hurt and is expected to survive. bart shut down that station for almost two hours as police searched for the attacker. officials aren't saying if they found anyone they do say they recovered a knife that may have been used in the attack. we're getting a look at people's park in berkeley. now after a day and night of protest against cows plan to build student housing at the historic park, ktvu magus shows us the situation there. now there's no sign of police construction crews or protesters anymore at people's park. what remains is a barricade that protesters made using the fallen tree limbs of the construction crews down yesterday in an attempt to slow the construction project. workers from uc berkeley came out early this morning to cut down the bolts that held me eight ft. high fence panels together the fencing panels meant to keep protesters out of the park or found ripped from their bolts discarded on the streets and sidewalks. construction equipment was found with shattered windows and anti police graffiti. one woman and her 18 year old son came to the protest yesterday and pointed out the tree of the family had planted many years ago. they said. it's devastating to see the trees in the park being cleared away, but there is a very old trees. here and to see them all being crushed down around us was devastating. it was like i was screaming. i was crying, you know at the gates roots, and that's what these trees are. these are roots, a university spokesperson said staff have helped move 46 on housed people living at the park to a nearby motel and open a drop in services help center but plan is to build more than 1000 units of affordable student housing at the park and preserve more than 60% of the park's revitalized green space when the project it's completed. there's a plan to create a memorial to the parks passed to honor its historic significance during the civil rights movement, a university representatives said . there is a plan in place if protesters continue today. reporting in berkeley emma goss , ktvu fox two news. fire crews are heading to the california oregon state line as that mckinney fire continues to burn out of control. new numbers from cal fire show the firebird 1100 more acres overnight total more than 91 square miles have burned since that fire started just six days ago. containment still a 10% 4. people have died and more than 100 homes and businesses. have been destroyed, most of them in the small community of klamath river. people who had to evacuate her now trying to process the loss of their homes, their personal items and for some their pets. i think you're in shock first. and then second , you don't try to think about stuff because you know you might get emotional. but when i buried the cat yesterday, one of our cats it was a little emotional. you know, these are animals. you feel sorry for him. there's no sense in it. but i've never seen such a wasteland. there was no birds. there's nothing nothing firefighters are concerned that warmer weather and low humidity will keep fueling that fire. as california's wildfire season begins to ramp up the state is seen a shortage of federal firefighters, according to the chronicle. the state has seen its lowest level of federal firefighters and years it's down some 25% that's about 1300 fewer firefighters. then they had last year. officials attribute the loss of the firefighters to the states. i cost of living entry level wages for forest service. firefighters is only $15 an hour , which barely keeps up with california's minimum wage and has less than what firefighters can make working for the cal fire agency. and we have new information about napa county about a deadly outbreak of legionnaire's disease. napa county officials say. sample taken from the cooling tower, the embassy suites hotel in napa came back positive for legionnaires. there has been one death linked to the disease. three others are still hospitalized, including one person who is currently on a ventilator. eight others who have been diagnosed with the disease have recovered. no one diagnosed with legionnaires ever stayed at that hotel, but they do live in the area nearby. you know, we understand that this information is concerning and we're working really hard to get the answers that we need to ensure community safety and we are working systematically to mitigate the spread of disease by working with our team to disinfect the sites were the legionella bacteria could possibly grow. the doctor says it's common for there to be more than one source of the county will continue to take samples from other water sources. the city of san francisco is getting ready to welcome more than 75,000 people to this year's outside lands festival at golden gate park. the event kicks off tomorrow runs through sunday, says the headlines on friday tomorrow, then green day performs on saturday and post. malone closes out the main stage on sunday. san francisco mayor london breed just wrapped up a news conference on this a short time ago. show. yes they have great performers.ood time , and it keeps a smile on your face. and this year you don't have to mask up. you don't have to provide proof of vaccine. you don't have to do some of the things you did in the past. but let's be clear. covid is still out there we have a monkey pox outbreak a declaration of emergency and that's still out there, so we want to make sure that people are safe in this environment. this is the first time since the start of the pandemic, the festival returns to its normal summer timeline last year was held at the end of october. tickets are still available online people are being urged to take public transportation. until they come here at due time. cdc expected to ease its covid-19 recommendations in the coming days. what the new recommendations could include, and what it would mean for students heading back to the classroom plus here in eastern kentucky. the debris is lined on main streets all over there is more rain on the way, not what they need at all. i'm robert ray in neon, kentucky with the details coming right up. at a very of weather. another hot day inland. today those temperatures expected to reach the nineties, but some cooling as we head towards the weekend, and we'll have more on your fore for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. killed by a caltrain happened around eight o'clock this morning at the santa clara station. trains were stopped during the investigation. this marks caltrain eight fatality of the year. and more rain is in the forecast for eastern kentucky today, one week after historic rainfall caused the worst flooding in that area is seen in decades. fox weather correspondent robert ray has more now out of kentucky. well you let it out, destroyed everything we had. it's been a week since record levels of rain fell across appalachia, causing massive flooding throughout the region. the hardest hit state, kentucky, where rescue missions are starting to wind down the death toll holding steady at 37 , the main concern at this point , the devastating heatwave that's been baking much of the country for the past few days, with temperatures climbing as folks assess the damage to their homes and businesses. it is very, very hot pies are ranging in the nineties there going to be combined with the humid air mass, and it's going to make it feel much hotter, making matters even worse about 5000 customers are still without power in eastern kentucky. appreciate your work cooling centers are now being open to minimize any heat related illnesses and as the recovery process ramps up officials are promising state and federal resources to help these communities rebuild devastations. there's houses that are torn up and that not even on their foundations anymore. hundreds of people who lost their homes are still in temporary shelters, supplies like food, water and baby formula now pouring into the area and folks who came out to help their neighbors say they're in it for the long haul. there are people who have lost everything and being able to help has just really. it's just really helped me. this heat wave is expected to fuel thunderstorms coming in to eastern kentucky later today, but the good news is it will not cause flash flooding like a week ago. in neon, kentucky. robert ray ktvu, fox two news. or whether here in the bay area's the opposite of that, right? pretty good out there. very mild, nice blue skies. we were wishing for a little rain mark. nice to have just some normal rainfall around here. but it looks like yeah, we're kind of a quiet weather pattern, in fact, a cooling trend that begins tomorrow across the northern california so that would be kind of the change in the short term. you heard about the rain developing redeveloping that portions of kentucky. in fact, that's happening right now, as we take a closer look at the radar, and it looks like those showers that developing with it with the help of the afternoon heating, so we're watching out for that activity throughout the day for us, though we have the other extreme. the dried update. map map gets updated every thursday. and here is today's version, as you can see, and most areas in severe drought, extreme drought or even that dark red exceptional drought showing up on this map so that we have right now and no real rainfall or forecast and you would not really expect that this time of year. here is a satellite the radar now yesterday we had some pretty some pretty heavy downpours in the sierra flash flooding near the tamarack fire zone from last year and they have a flash flood watch posted for today, with some more showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, in fact, will come in closer right now and show you talk about that. the flood flood watches does include lake tahoe's south lake tahoe. and out towards portions of nevada as well. that's in effect for today, now right now, based on some fog out there, but you'll notice, some clearing out towards portions of the coastline has taken a look at the surf camera out toward the ocean beach and actually see some little hints of some some sunshine showing up so some partly cloudy skies for the coast for today, take a look at the numbers right now. san francisco 65 santa rosa 76 some eighties out toward concord, walnut creek and san jose 83 degrees. here's a live camera looking out towards sfo this afternoon with some blue sky up above, but still some lingering cloud cover, but that could break up over the next few hours with the partly cloudy conditions so that the overall weather pattern not moving around too much. we still have this area of low pressure offshore this area of high pressure inland. you can see it kind of sets up a corridor that moisture moving in from the south of monsoonal moisture. so that's what we have in place for today, and this will generate once again. some more thunderstorms in the sierra for us, partly cloudy for the coast. some hot temperatures inland. that same area of low pressure offshore wants to adrift closer to our coastline tomorrow, and this will send temperatures down and not moving around too much this weekend. so here's the breakdown for today. in fact, most areas today should be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. especially the coast and right around the bay. you can see san francisco downtown, getting close to 70 degrees santa rosa 86 last hot day inland. we're thinking some low to mid nineties this afternoon toward fairfield and antioch in san jose 87. the winds do pick up this afternoon from around 15 to 25. miles an hour. here is look ahead. your five day forecast. you will see temperatures begin at the beginning to cool off in your friday forecast and pretty much the same story into the weekend . the slight cool down for both saturday and sunday with the sun cloud mixed, so at least we're not talking about any major heat in the forecast and looks like temperatures kind of on the mild to warm side this weekend. and into next week. trial of an american basketball star detained in russia. comes to conclusion. i'm amy, kellogg and milan. i'll have all the nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your 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intent did not conspire or plan. commit to trying. prosecutors arguing she deliberately packed cannabis oil in her luggage grinder and her attorneys say she accidentally packed the vape cartridges and only uses cannabis for medical purposes. phoenix mercury star has been detained in russia for nearly six months. us officials say they're working to secure the release of griner and former marine paul whelan, who is currently serving a 16 year sentence on spying charges goinn between both sidesrussians to al , russian officials have said any exchange could only happen after the judicial process is finished. but some argue drawn out negotiations could have a negative impact on russian athletes. russian athletes who have worked their whole entire lives. ah! to become great at their craft. it's in jeopardy right now, i would say with the international community, moscow has warned us officials not to make any public statements about the case, arguing that that would show disrespect for russian law in milan, amy kellogg ktvu fox two news. u s. justice department has charged for louisville, kentucky police officers that were involved in the deadly briana taylor ray was civil rights violations and announcing the charges this morning, attorney general america, garland said federal officials share but cannot fully understand the grief felt by taylor's family. taylor was shot to death by louisville officers who had knocked on her door while executing a search warrant. some state lawmakers will begin a two day meeting in napa with tech industry representatives at a resort there in order to attend ticket prices for the tech company started $10,000 go up to 35,000e event. critics say the tech companies that can afford to attend get the chance to talk with lawmakers who later this month are set to vote on bills to regulate social media. several bay area lawmakers are set to attend the meeting, including silicon valley, assemblyman evan low, we should have statement saying, in part, some may mischaracterize this as a one sided conversation. but this is about policymakers partnering with the innovation economy on how to make california a state that supports growth for future generations to come. the cdc is expected to ease its covid-19 recommendations in the coming days, and that does include schools as well. that's according to cnn, which says the updated recommendations are expected to ease quarantine recommendations for people that have been exposed to the virus. cdc could also remove a recommendation at students exposed covid-19 take regular tests and stay inside their classroom. and cnn says the cdc will no longer recommend staying at least six ft away from other people as a protective measure still to come at noon, california's three year long drought taking its toll will take a look at lake shasta and how the low water level there is having an impact here in the bay area, plus 15 years is a hard milestone. um we don't have any answers. we haven't i had 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wishes they only got 3. it's called math people. french toast sticks starting at $2.00 are back at jack in the box. noontime san francisco police are examining surveillance video after one person was killed and another was hurt in a shooting on immunity bus this happened yesterday afternoon just before 3 30. the bus was near velasco and santos streets west of highway one. oh one unit isn't saying how many passengers were on board at the time. minibusses you have cameras on board, and police are looking at that footage to see if there were any signs of trouble before the shooting. they're also asking anyone who saw heard anything to call san francisco police. san francisco city attorney david shoe and former city attorney louise rennie or taking legal action in hopes of saving the city run nursing home. separate lawsuits have been filed against the federal government to keep laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center from closing for good. depending shutdown has upset many supporters since the process began in may. nine patients died shortly after being forced to transfer, the chronicle reported . a federal agency officials said the timing can be revisited in july two is asking the government to exert compassion and common sense. the united states is set to declare a public health emergency as monkeypox cases continue to rise nationwide. the emergency would bolster the federal response to the outbreak, which is already infected more than 6600 americans. the declaration comes as the biden ministrations has faced criticism over the pace of vaccine availability for monkeypox clinics in major cities such as new york and san francisco, so they haven't received enough of the two dose vaccine to meet demand. some have had to stop offering that second dose to ensure supply of first doses. the family of vallejo, father of four who was shot and killed while walking to the store 15 years ago, is pleading for help and bringing his killer to justice. ktvu is amber lee spoke with the victim's sister, who describes the pain of the past. cold cases are hard. um everybody forgets about the victims and the families, but we don't have that luxury. allen jr visits her brother, daniel carvers, gravesite at skyview memorial lawn in valais ho. the pain of the loss always present 15 years is a hard milestone. we don't have any answers. we haven't had a lot of cooperation with anybody on august 8th 2007 around nine p.m. allen says her brother was walking on, i'd or a street from his home to a convenience store. along the way . the 33 year old got into an altercation with someone and that person came back in a car chase carver down and shot him twice. we don't know we don't we don't know why. we don't know how many people were in the car. alan tells me her brother managed to make it to the porch of a home to ask for help. he died as he was being airlifted to a hospital. it'll tons of witnesses out. it was the summer night the sun doesn't go down. until late, but never a word. nobody said anything helpful. carver was an electrician and an avid oakland a's fan. but allen says most of all, he was a loving hands on father. this is video of him during the annual family visit to a christmas tree farm leaves behind four children ages 2 to 15 at the time, their names are engraved on his tombstone. all of his kids deserve to know why they had to grow up without a dad. as long as we don't know what happened as long as there is no day in court. i'm just gonna i'm just going to keep asking if you know someone can come and just keep his name out there. the case is now with the solano county d. a s office. the cold case investigator tells me there isn't much to go on, but he is re processing physical evidence . the family is asking anyone with information to contact solano county crime stoppers and burly ktvu. fox two news, the police chief in the city of richmond, is apologizing to its city after a video shows a police officer beating a d u. i suspect dozens of times and the video we're about to show you maybe difficult to watch. but that is the body cam video from back in april. it shows officer eric smith jr repeatedly using a taser to beat. soul mendoza jr. police say mendoza ran away from the officer after a car chase, but he stopped and that's when investigators say officer smith taste the suspect and then beat it more than three dozen times. it's clear in the video that this this suspect is not appear to be resisting in the video officer. smith's actions are unacceptable. his behavior deviated from our training and will not be tolerated. eric smith has been fired. he's been charged with assault with a deadly weapon. and the contra costa d a has also charged the former officer with enhancements for causing great bodily injury police pursuit on the peninsula ended with in l police called out to third avenue around three o'clock in the morning after patrolling the area for quite a while they spotted the suspect's vehicle and when police tried to pull it over, they say the driver took off. there was a chase in the vehicle crashed after losing a wheel and hitting a patrol car. police say the three people inside ran off, officers say one of them kicked an officer in the face while trying to climb over a fence and officer was able to detain one of the suspected thieves. the other two have not been found just yet. police say owners need to be aware of catalytic converter thefts across the bay area. catalytic converter theft is one of those things that comes in waves right now we're experiencing a big wave of it. we encourage our community members to remember that if they can install cameras , those workers good crime deterrent if you have certain model vehicles, especially like the toyota prius. we're asking people, you know, get a number etched into it. i mean, that can be helpful. police say they found six catalytic converters, burglary tools and drug paraphernalia inside that suspect's vehicle. new at noon, former san francisco district attorney chase bodine announced today he won't be running for re election this year. bodine was recalled from office in june on twitter, he said after years of campaigning, he is choosing to put his family first and will not be running for re election this year in the special district attorney election. all this month. we're focusing on california's drought and the dire situation at our state's largest reservoir lake shasta. it provides water not only the farmers in the central valley but also several regional bay area water systems like shasta's 10 miles outside of redding, ktvu. esmark's air shows us how the drought is taking a toll on the lake's water level. this year were 124 ft. down. which is a significant loss of a lot of storage. no matter where you look at, like shasta, you can see the dramatic bathtub ring bright orange soil, contrasting with the blue water and the green tree line. it is a visual reminder of the severity of california's drought and one not seen on a day to day basis in places like the bay area, but for those who work and live in like shasta, it serves as a daily warning the past three years. it's been really, really dreadful to see every these days having zero rainfall throughout the once don bader manages the northern california region for the u. s bureau of reclamation, which controls the water supply flowing downstream. we spoke to him standing on top of shasta dam. why are we that below? well we just went through the worst three years consecutive years for lack of rainfall. first three years of drought we've had up here since the stems from a belt. right now, like shasta is about 124 ft below its maximum level and take a look at this. this is an original construction tower from one this dam was built in the 19 forties. it begins to be visible when the lake drops about 90 ft. below its maximum level. everybody starts to feel the pinch when they start realizing that they're not going to get the normal amount of water that they normally do. unlike other reservoirs that depend on snow runoff about 90% of the water flowing into lake shasta comes directly from pure rainfall. the ongoing drought means farmers in the central valley have now been cut back to just 18% of the water they would get in a normal year. less water also means less electricity is generated from the five massive generator turbans at the base of the dam, and some, like water must be held back so it can be sent down the sacramento river seen here at the sundial bridge and reading so that migrating salmon can survive. the drought is also impacting tourism, a key driver of the local economy. we're standing underneath the lake. does this bring the drought home for you? absolutely fathomable to be this deep in the water that i used to believe. you know, it was so high, christopher fairmont from pittsburgh and his friends from the bay area have come out houseboating here for the past decade, they say seeing is believing for those that don't leave the bay area. they're not going to see this. at the holiday harbor marina workers must actually pushed the docks out into the receding lake in order to keep their business running. normally we're back up in our cove, but due to local low lake levels, we do move our docs out. it takes about two weeks to move them out. and what is happening here at lake shasta also directly impacts water policy in the bay area, such as watering restrictions and drought surcharges on your bill conservation. is a new way of life. santa clara valley water district board chair john varela says the district imports about 40% of its water from outside sources, one of them being like shasta. dependent on water that we import, which is less than we've received in the past because of the drought, but there is a bright side shasta can fill up after just one good year of rainfall. it was last completely full in 2019, and despite some adjustments, the lake is still open to all. we've rebounded from this from this before and here on the lake, even though it's down. there's tons of water out here for people to recreation and risky and vacation, the main message from the locals here conserve water if you can. if you can serve water. it helps all of california just like shasta reporting from lake shasta. mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. in our series on the california drought continues all month long as we examine its impact and the community response. you can also turn the ktvu .com slash drought for even more reporting. several democratic california lawmakers are asking governor newsom to withdraw his plan for an underground tunnel that would send water from northern california down to southern. they all represent district in the delta called the proposed 45 mile long tunnel, a misguided multi billion dollar boondoggle that won't create any new water for california. they also say the project would devastate delta communities and the ecosystem. they say the state should make recycling conservation and a new water storage system. top priorities still to come here at noon, democrats moving closer to passing a massive tax and spending bill in the senate how that bill is aimed at reducing inflation here in the united states. and a barrier weather looks like another hot day inland, but a cooling trend around the corner and we'll have more does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. la la la la la. mr. clean magic eraser: for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze, and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house. try mr. clean magic eraser: for a deep down clean. down by almost 100 points has spent almost the entire session in the red s and p is down very slightly. nasdaq has ever so slightly on the plus side now, not a new data that shows the difference in cost between renting and buying a home in the bay area keeps growing. the financial services company, moody's analytics reports. san jose and san francisco have the widest price to rent ratio in the country. in san francisco. the average home costs almost 60 times more than the cost of renting on an annual basis. oakland san jose, oxnard and anaheim joined san francisco, california cities with the worst owned to rent costs this week, surprising and resounding victory for abortion rights, and kansas could have national implications for the midterms. ktvu political reporter greg lee explains. abortion rights supporters in kansas celebrated as voters rejected an initiative to remove abortion protections from the state constitution, a resounding victory for the pro abortion side margin of nearly 20% points in a state former president trump won by nearly 15 points, people actually went to the polls, they checked the box on the abortion question, and they left everything else empty. so that tells us something about the motivating quality of this question, saying it was a state political science professor donna crane is talking about the historic primary turnout about 50. compared to the 36 that was predicted. conservative kansas the first test for abortion rights after the supreme court struck down robie wade coalition of voters across the political spectrum came together today and voted no. they voted no to protect their neighbors, and they voted no on changing the constitution. the question of a woman's right to choose has very deep appeal nationwide, not just in blue states or purple states but also in the darkest red states. the result not deterring antifa. or shin groups. this setback is not going to stop us. our resolve has never been stronger. a pro life america writing the stakes for the pro life movement in the upcoming midterm elections could not be higher and there will be many more factors in play. it is critical that pro life candidates go on offense. the focus now shifts to november as democrats find hope in the kansas results amid strong headwinds of inflation and the president's low approval ratings , kansas sent a powerful signal. this fall, the american people will vote to preserve and protect the right and refused to let them be ripped away by politicians. republicans say voters will have other issues on their mind. the national republican congressional committee writing the economic mess democrats created by ignoring their own economists, and saddling americans with record high prices is the number one issue and every competitive district. four states have abortion rights explicitly on the november ballot. california michigan, vermont and kentucky. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. democrats need one more vote in the senate to pass this spending bill, they say, will help lower costs for consumers. they are hoping for a legislative win before recess, but it's unclear right now they can get their whole party on board. lauren blanchard is up on capitol hill with the very latest okay. alright democrats are moving closer to passing a massive tax and spending bill in the senate. it's aimed at reducing inflation , lowering prescription costs and beefing up climate and energy funding. very confident. i mean, this is a bill now that's being hailed by unexpected quarters, but like a similar bill before it, one democratic senator stands in the way. this time. it's arizona's kirsten sinema, who has not committed to a yes vote. she reportedly wants changes to the reconciler. the ation bill, including more money for drought and water security in the southwest, and believes closing a corporate tax loophole could hurt employees at the same time that she wants more spending on her priorities. be asking us to lose on the revenue side. that's the wrong direction to be heading in. the bill was negotiated between the last democratic senator to hold up a spending bill joe manchin and leader chuck schumer. their hope is to get it across the finish line before they leave for august recess. right now they're waiting for the senate parliamentarian to decide if the bill can be passed with or without republican support, continue to push more dollars into an economy like this, where we already have an inflationary problem. problem it's going to push real wages down even more, which is going to be felt by consumers. the white house supports the inflation reduction act. president biden is hosting a roundtable to explain it to business leaders in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news. straight back to our bay area. whether mark tamayo we have some good son right here behind us on the oakland estuary? yes starting to see the sunshine break out across more parts of the bay area compared to earlier this week, even out towards the coast seen little bit of some sunshine out toward ocean beach. so today, looking pretty good. it's still another hot day in lynn. here is kind of the breakdown for today as you can see kind of the headline more sun for today. temperatures ranging from the sixties to the nineties. the winds do pick up this afternoon could be breezy. you would expect by mid to late afternoon winds could be around 20. 25 miles an hour. here's a satellite. you can see all the fog hanging out towards the coast and also once again out toward the sierra. some thunderstorms could redevelop this afternoon that some pretty good downpours yesterday and another flood watch posted for today, right on through this evening, so this does include closer to lake tahoe closer to mammoth as well. so the flash flood watch in place throughout the evening hours, with some more thunderstorms that could develop over the next few hours. here's a satellite though we've been watching that persistent fog bank, but it's kind of losing its grip here near portions of the coastline from san francisco's ocean beach down towards the parts of the state mateo county coastline, but here you can pick out still some fog for the marine headlands as well. so not 100% in the clear, but that fog layer is beginning to break up and as it does break up, we are seeing temperatures warm up coast side. sixties out toward half moon bay right now, seventies up in the north bay, eighties england and these warm temperatures right now in the eighties low nineties were expecting some mid nineties later on today, here's our live camera looking out toward sfo with some blue sky up above, but you can still see some lingering fog patches on the left portion of your screen, so still not completely in the clear just yet, and we could still have partly cloudy skies. for the coast this afternoon, so it's kind of a lot happening. we've been talking about this area of high pressure heating up portions of northern california. the circulation around that high is setting up that southerly flow. we also kind of have that to contributing here in this area of low pressure that southerly flow, so with that that tropical moisture has been approaching the bay area source of instability. that's why it has been feeling so humid this week, but still with that pattern in place. looks like cool temperatures for the coast , mainly in the sixties to with some hot numbers inland, but everybody cools off a bit tomorrow as this guy comes on board for your friday and temperature is not moving around too much this weekend. so it looks like today's kind of like the last hot day in linville, bringing some relief beginning tomorrow and then into the weekend as well forecast ties this afternoon san francisco getting close to the 70 degree mark, i think we'll probably bump up that livermore temperature. probably approaching the mid nineties. later on today, 95 maybe 96 san jose in the upper eighties and a bunch of eighties up in the north paper, santa rosa and in napa, so here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. you will notice temperatures cooling off a bit in your friday outlook and then that trend will continue into the weekend with some clouds in the morning. partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours and looks like this pattern bull up actually persist into next week. so one more hot day today that some relief moves in by tomorrow and into the weekend. thank you, mark, come at noon, the sports world continues to ensure the life of legendary announcer vin scully the tribute during last night's giants and dodgers game at kate tom baker tells us the company bought closed up shop and abandoned bikes across the city. michael mobility is taken over. that's why i'm excited for you to be a part of our ball team and to share your vision with the world. coral gables, florida based bike share company boughten are you saying bolt? has apparently bolted from richmond, california, leaving a lot of bikes behind without batteries. nobody really knows what happened to both. uh obviously, they're you know, they've ghosted us all all includes richmond, virginia, greater rolling up virginia. portland oregon and the vermont said he's a burlington, south burlington and winooski also has a presence in st augustine, florida and durham, north carolina, but they have yet to get back to us growing in popularity, so you know people want people like this and, um particularly, you know, we have these box around all of our transportation hubs. richmond mayor tom but says he spoke to the company that sold the system to bolt. and it will assist all the cities and getting the system secured and help set it up with a new operator with a bunch of blocks and a bunch of infrastructure, but i'm confident we'll get it back together and be back in business . there's no indication that, um , that richmond has fumbled the ball in any way. john goodwin of the metropolitan transportation commission says that richmond was one of three grants. made to local governments to support bike sharing, including ones in the north bay and the east bay group, comprised of. sonoma and marin county's, um, also contracted with bolt, but that operations had not begun and that no payments had been made from that. grant freemont. the third grand t contacted with hopper, which continues to run the bike share program there. try as we did neither the company nor its executives could be reached. tom vacar ktvu fox two news expect to learn more about elon musk's efforts to pull out of his planned purchase of twitter. by tomorrow night, a judge ruled. musk's response to twitter's lawsuit must be made public by friday at the latest, we could find out details sooner , though of twitter returnees complete their review today. twitter is suing to try to force the tesla ceo to go through with the $44 billion deal. that trial is expected to begin in october . giants are open to prevent a dodger sweep at oracle this nigs game. the giants honored legendary dodge vin scully, who died at the age of 94 on monday. the entire giants family extends its condolences to the los angeles dodgers, family, friends and fans have been scully broadcasting giant for more than 70 years. giants held a moment of silence and played a video tribute. scully's last telecast as a dodger announcer was actually a giant dodger game back in 2016, and that at oracle, part two football back tonight. it is the hall of fame game. raiders fans will get their first chance to see their new team they're taking on the jacksonville jaguars in an exhibition game in canton, ohio . it's a homecoming of sorts for new raeder, head coach from the patriots, josh mcdaniels. he played high school football in ohio. he hasn't announced whether stars derek carr and that new wide receiver davante adams will play. it's doubtful, though several jaguar starters are also sitting out this first preseason game. some legendary bay area football players will be enshrined in pro football's hall of fame and canton on saturday that includes defensive lineman bryan young played 14 strong seasons with 49ers won a super bowl was selected for pro bowl teams he is in and retire greater wide receiver, the late cliff branch and defensive lineman richard seymour will also be inducted along with super bowl winning coach 85 year old #### for meals. who grew up in the north bay in calistoga. you can get into national parks and recreation areas for free. today it's one of the national park service is free entry days. this means there are no entry fees for national historic sites, parks and much more here in the bay area near woods, most of the parking reservations for snap very quickly. there was still some space, though on the shuttles to the park entrance. today, the smell of final cakes and deep fried oreos will fill the air up in santa rosa. it's the start of the sonoma county fair back to full size this year. last year's event was scaled back because of the pandemic. it was called a summer fun fest. attractions include carnival rides, livestock concerts, including stevo jerry , who was the lead singer of journey from 1998 to 2006 little journey and some summer fun. check it out. i want to thank you folks for joining us at noon time, we'll be back tomorrow morning, but we got four o'clock show coming up here shortly. have a good day, everybody want? tips for making a simple butant? define one pot dinner. >> people say, i need a recipe, but you don't. >> you can turn this into a mexican dish. >> and transforming it with spices. it's a beauty. >> i don't like it, i love it. >> plus, it's a top chef reunion on the good dish. that's. >> welcome to the good dish, today's show is personal for me because my two worlds are colliding in a way that has never happened before. i top chef family is joining my good dish family. it's in our full of food and fun as we celebrate top chef over

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