tories out to walnut creek, one of the hottest spots today. people they're doing what they can to stay cool. but first, let's go to steve paulson. he has the latest on how long the hot temperatures will be around today, not the entire weekend. today is the main day by sunday will drop 2025 degrees, but today yes. most locations will be on the warm side pretty fast. already livermore 66 still palo alto redwood city park around 58 59. but santa rosa and the city are already 64. so it will be some like it hot and today's your day now inland temps tomorrow still be pretty warm, but they're cooling will begin. there's a teeny bit of fog around point reyes north. it'll be hot for most, though, so we're looking for eighties nineties. to some of those 100, especially today. let's go back to garcia. alright steve, you've been warning us about this all week and today is going to be the hottest day of the week. we'll go out to ktvu james towards your live in walnut creek was some advice on how people there can beat the heat. james garcia. we haven't hit those triple digits just yet, but we're not far from it. now. the sun is up this morning. it's trying to get a little warmer. it still feels pretty okay out there but give it just a little bit of time. and believe me, you're definitely going to feel the heat later today. if you get by today, there's going to be some cooling relief coming up in just the next couple of days. we've seen that heat. slowly creep up over the last couple of days this week, but today is going to be that peak day of heat. and that's why the national weather service wants you to be careful, it warns the warm weather to warm temperatures can quickly become dangerous. they remind everyone never leave kids or pets in a closed car, where light, loose fitting clothing stay hydrated as hydrated as possible, drink plenty of water, and if you can try to find some shade and try to find that a c as much as possible, he will not be unique to just the east bay. santa clara city are opening a number of cooling centers this morning at several libraries. as well as the santa clara senior center all over the bay area, including even the coastal parts along the peninsula close to the ocean will feel much warmer today as well. so before you head out the door, consider what you're going to wear. you might need that light jacket when you walk out, but you're going to quickly lose it by the time you probably get out of the car to wherever you're going to today. so just make sure you are prepared. we're live this morning. walnut creek. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. alright james. thank you. times 703 firefighters on alert today because of the very high temperatures and the extremely dry conditions, firefighters near brentwood and eastern contra costa county battled a wildfire along basco road and walnut boulevard 200 acres burned near marsh creek road. came really close to homes and ranches and orchards. like so nervous and scared because i have my kid. he's five years old. my family, health, family and other neighborhood. i mean, we were like out here like shaking and like, we don't know what we're going to going on. firefighters from surrounding agencies rushing to help out cal fire sent air support the cause of that fire is being investigated. meantime pg and he is warning there may be power outages this weekend because of the heat, but they're not anticipating public safety power shutoffs. transformers need to cool down overnight and when the temperatures are so high that it does not allow for that equipment cool down. that's when we will sometimes see power outages. let's hope we can avoid it today. by the way is the bay area's first spade spare the air alert for the year. 7 to 4. let's see if people are jumping behind the wheel turning to mass transit on this spare the air day. excel is in charge of traffic. so where would you like to start? let's start at the bay bridge right now. i can show you, garcia dave, that the traffic is doing pretty well. here. there is a small backup. but it's not too severe. and i think on fridays, people have a little discretion. whether they want to go in or not. or maybe they'll go in a little bit later. salmon tail bridge looks pretty good heading out to the high rise and we haven't had a lot going on in the east bay commute have been kind of looking around for slow traffic. there is a little bit of it on highway four in bay point, but for the most part, we're off to a pretty good start. at 704. let's go right back to gaza. south. thank you. a house committee investigating the january 6th capitol hill, right, is reconvening monday they met last night in a primetime public hearing and blamed former president donald trump for what members described as an attempted coup. many of those same people have tried to whitewash what happened on january 6th. to rewrite history. call it a tourist visit. the panel consisted of nine congressional member seven democrats, two republicans, the south bay zoloft green is on the panel. it showed a new 11 minute video of the insurrection. the committee interviewed more than 1000 words. including ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr. i made it clear. i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was respect, attorney general bar. them, so i. accepted what he said was saying. the committee says former president trump had a seven point plan to try to overturn the election. it including pressuring vice president mike pence to stop the certification of votes and encouraging a mob of supporters to protest on capitol hill. carnage it was chaos that day. it was just hours of hand to hand combat. former president trump has since taken to social media criticizing the hearing. mr trump still insists there was election fraud and irregularities on a massive scale. the next hearing will come this monday and wednesday at seven a.m. the date of at least three more hearings will be announced at a later time to time 706 in los angeles today, world leaders of wrapping up the summit of the americas governor gavin newsom greeted canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the california science center in l. a. they were there as canada and california signed a joint memorandum of understanding to work together on fighting climate change. the planet is running a fever. the hearts are getting a lot hotter drives are getting drier. how do you as canada see california and the value of doing something california's consistent leadership matters, not just for the weight of the california economy and population. but it's an example of how to do things how to look at climate change. the prime minister, trudeau and government. newsom have similar political leanings both, uh favorite climate action, but there are also strong supporters of reproductive rights and tougher gun laws. according to the napa county d. a. no decision has been made yet has been made yet on whether or not to press charges in the dui arrest case of the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. paul pelosi has a court appearance set for august. 3rd the d. a. s office says it's received hundreds of angry calls about unfounded reports on social media. they claimed all charges against mr pelosi had been dropped. to the east bay now where the city of berkley is going back to holding its city council meetings virtually due to increasing covid cases, the city had returned in person meetings last month. those meetings will not be livestreamed on the city's website and via zoom while alameda county is reinstated and indoor mask mandate. the city of berkley, which has its own health department has not made that move. time is 708. let's turn now to tonight's nba finals of warriors pretty much have to win tonight, and they will have steph curry for a game that's a must win. the warriors are now down two games to one to the boston celtics. steph curry was injured. his left leg look fell on his left leg at they were going after a loose ball in game three. steph was hurt. he was howling. he didn't need an mri on the leg, but he did get a lot of rest. and says, yeah, he's gonna play tonight. about 10.5 hours of sleep. couple of dunks in the ice bucket, and that's about it for now, because i went through what i went through the in the regular season and coming back. i know exactly what it is what i got to deal with and soreness slash pain level. now yesterday, only some of the bench players working out the regulars. they took a rest. warriors head coach steve kerr wouldn't say anything about any adjustments he's making. but he said the coaching staff won't rule anything out. and the police there in boston have been warning about nba playoff ticket scams and an arrest has been made now. boston police say a 29 year old connecticut man allegedly had forged or counterfeit tickets. it was arrested near the t d garden about a half hour before game three. police also found out the suspect was wanted on an outstanding warrant. for allegedly forging admission tickets and unlicensed ticket resales. he has to go to court now. 7 10. let's get you out the door. this friday commute has had a couple of problems spots. yeah a couple of problem spots, but not that many. as a matter of fact, if you're driving into san francisco on this friday morning, i think you're gonna like what you see with just a little bit of slowing at the toll plaza. but it's not backed up as it normally is. i think a lot of people are, you know, maybe not going right now. or maybe they'll just work from home. we're not going all this is a look at the same mateo bridge that looks pretty good. the dumbarton bridge has also been very light, and we haven't seen a lot of silicon valley problems this morning. i do want to mention though that on the coast highway one. don't be surprised by this. we still have that pretty serious crash on highway one right near the tom lantos tunnel before that area used to be called devil's slide while they close devil's slide, you know that but as a tunnel there now and there's a crash. and if you're driving, let's say from montara up to pacific are you can't get through it right now. you would have to go the long way around. go up 92 up to 80, and then come in the back way. that's until further notice because of that serious crash. 7 10. let's go back to the desk. okay, sounds cold case that spanned more than 40. years finally solved coming up. we'll tell you how investigators found baby holly, who went missing after her parents were apparently murdered here at home . a group of teenagers is arrested in connection to a string of smash and grabs in the city. with leade in san francisco, a crew of teenage smash and grab thieves who have targeted retailers. they're in custody now. four teenage boys, the youngest only 14. as well as a 16 year old girl were arrested. they allegedly targeted 10 different retail stores hit some of them more than once the walgreens on columbus and north beach was hit three times in less than two weeks. san francisco businesses can't tolerate this week. we are taking risks on our own. be doing business and stuff. francisco important that we're getting people at a young age because this is the time when you can turn their life around. police say they're still searching for more suspects in connection with these smashing grab depths. faith leaders and residents of concord are urging city leaders to take steps to protect tenants. there are too many people who are just one paycheck away from homelessness. the city council is considering a measure that would create protections for tenants facing harassment from landlords during a gathering last night, advocates said a recent survey found 16% of conquer tenants reported harassment. the vast majority of them women and children. with demand protections so that families like mine stop getting this place. families are getting pushed up. buy rent increases and infections. one tenant said she was evicted after trying to organize tenants to demand better living conditions from a neglectful landlords. city council is taking up this proposal at its next meeting. that's june 14th. across the bay , palo alto police are saying a doctor is facing multiple sexual assault charges may have molested other children or sexually assaulted more women. 61 year old doctor name ham. she was arrested at his home in palo alto last december. he was charged with four felony counts of lewd acts on a child under the age of 14. the underage victims were not any of his patients. investigators say he knew them through community and family connections. police say how she is facing 1/5 charge in connection with sexually assaulting a woman who worked in his medical office in san jose. police say they think it is possible. there are more victims who may not have come forward yet. time is 7 16 state lawmakers considering legislation that would let churches build affordable housing on land that they own. according to the chronicle. the measure would make it easier for religious groups to build housing by removing local zoning restrictions. a similar bill was proposed back in 2020, but they pulled it after we ran into opposition from construction worker unions. the hope is it can pass this legislation this year. because of the housing crunch, continuing to get worse around the state. well san francisco has a new transitional housing facility for people who used to be incarcerated who used to be homelessness, homeless and for people who have mental health and substance abuse problems at the mena project facility is on mena and six streets. it's a 75 bedroom facility. it will provide services designed to aid the transition to independent living. professionals like the project should be the model for the future for helping the community and also taking care of the needs and issues being identified in both jails and in the court system. our community . um mental health staff will do whatever it takes to get people , um to wellness and recovery. this program is the best of both worlds. it brings our forensic services. and our community behavioral health together in a really new and integrated partnership. no they also plan to provide services for up to two years to those who were recently released from the san bruno jail. 7 17 of those who are behind the wheel already have there a seagoing salads a pretty good bet. yes some do. i'm sure. you know. right now we have to go right to the coast where it's a little cooler. but the traffic is not that would be highway one north bong, we have some slowing approaching crash right near the tom lantos tunnel coming out of montara on the way to pacific and by the way, going the other way. i wouldn't recommend it either. if you're leaving pacific guy you want to get back down to half moon bay. i would just recommend going over the hill and using to 80 to 92 instead really both ways until they get this crash, which is pretty serious taking care of. let's talk about the south bay right now. we have a little slowing on 101. but that's about all in that silicon valley community right now. at the bay bridge. there's a small delay here westbound at the toll plaza. 7 18. what about today's wedding? let's bring steve back in. well for most. it's going to be hot sal. there's no doubt about it, especially inland. a little bit of fog is out there. i'll show you that in just a second, very shallow, only impacting us select few, but it's a sign of things to come here going forward. so today is the hardest day santa rosa oakland conquered in san jose. those arrows are all going up from thursday's i these will be the highest today 186 1 on one and 96 santa rosa, oakland conquered in san jose. the air aloft is very warm. sonoma mountain 68, diablo is 71 ben lomond mountain 76. northwestern northerly breeze, and at the surface, there's really not much of a breeze at all. there's a little bit of fog point reyes parts of the marine coast around tomorrow's inverness. not a lot, but a teeny bit. is a sign of things to come as the water temperature are really cool, and that point raised water tap is the coldest at 49. bodega bay is closed 50 in san francisco, but we had 51. northwest mountie. ah, blow northwest at oakland north that's right above the claremont, all of italy's now northeast above the oakland zoo . little peak north side of town, north northwest, big rock north amount better alice speak , but it's not strong. i mean, 30 middle peak, but we're not seeing 50 or 60. thank goodness sevent and bay eighties upper eighties to low nineties around the bay, the nineties and one hundred's for those inland. all ready for some seventies for sun. a lot of mid sixties upper sixties nevado san rafael, already pushing the upper sixties, their conquered in livermore 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. this time, petaluma, mrs. 11 degrees nine for sfo nevado and eight for many others. nevada also nine degrees warmer. half moon bay is now plus four. strong low, though in the gulf of alaska. it won't do anything today, but it will. starting saturday afternoon evening. i think the coast cools down tomorrow. inland temps. it'll take until sunday. today will be the hottest day. there might be a little breeze. oh kicking in late today. we've kind of seen that. but that didn't stop temperatures yesterday from eighties and nineties that fog bank those very shallow now very thick down on the deck, so it won't make much of an impact unless it's right near where you are, but by sunday, everyone gets in on it. and by this time next week, it looks like another cool. oh, drops in so i get a couple of days of warmth, and then it's out of here and cooler weather spills right back in the seventies, eighties nineties and one hundred's today tomorrow, the cooling begins, it will be much cooler on son. steve thank you. you may have to pay more 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just opened. not an hour ago. we'll keep our eye on stocks for you through the rest of the morning. we'll move now to texas, where the case of a baby who was missing for more than 40 years has been solved. that baby is now 42 years old. back in 1981 baby holly's parents were found dead in a wooded area of houston. the baby was never found. recent dna testing led authorities to conclude she was left at a church in arizona. holly has been notified of the identities of her biological parents and got to meet her extended biological for the family for the first time this tuesday. they hope to meet in person soon. no one who cared for baby holly is considered a suspect in the death of her parents. police say their investigation won't be complete until they learn who took her and killed her parents time now, 7 25, there are four more suspected cases of monkeypox right here in the bay area. alameda county health, the visuals announced their first possible case in san francisco, the health department reported three more probable cases of monkeypox. health department says one of those patients recently traveled within the us the other two did not. monkeypox is usually transmitted from an infected person to another by skin to skin contact. despite the number of monkeypox cases popping up around the country, officials say the risk of becoming infected is still pretty low. so far, california's reported eight possible or confirmed cases around the country. 45 people have tested positive for the virus around the world more than 1300 have been infected. well new this morning. the white house expected to announce today that travelers coming into the u. s no longer have to take a covid test before you come into the country. these are live pictures out of the airport. now the change would take effect on sunday. right now, you have to test negative before being allowed back into the u. s and that has left a lot of travelers stranded outside the country for weeks or avoiding leaving the us all together. it is 7 26 1 teenager was killed an 18 year old was injured in an oakland drive by shooting coming up. we'll let you hear more witness describing when those shots started and being a member of one civil rights organization may be a deal breaker. if you're going to adopt a dog or cat from one southern california animal shelter. still ahead, the controversial question on the screening process that could risk your chance we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hardwood is beautiful. this vinyl is durable. and this tile? so affordable! but when it comes to everything our family needs... this one is... perfect. now this store is the real deal. at floor and decor, there's plenty of room to explore. because with everyday low pricing on quality in-stock products and on-trend styles, you can really bring your living room to life. discover floor and decor today! all over the bay area today. how long dangerous heat will stick around and when rain will be back in our forecast, and another woman coming forward, claiming abuse at the federal women's prison in dublin. what she says happened to her after she reported the abuse. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it's friday, june. 10th and weather is our big story today affecting everyone. everyone except those who live in san francisco. steve, we're going to be feeling 90 degree plus heat, aren't they just about everyone unless you're on the immediate coast? yes but san francisco, cisco could go from about 72 to about 86, depending on but there is a little bit of fog around point reyes parts of the marine code very tiny. that's it, but i think it is a sign of things to come. maybe by later tonight could get a little sea breeze coast and bay but inland you have to wait late saturday more likely sunday. so some like it hot, teeny bit of coast fog, but it'll be hot for most. we're looking for eighties nineties to a few low one hundreds. alright it's 7 30 on a friday friday light or something picking up it is friday. light out there, steve, there is mostly good traffic out there if you're driving into san francisco from the east bay, i think you're going to like what you see here at the bay bridge if you have to make your way into the office, also on the cemetery and on the dumbarton bridge. we've had some pretty decent commute. there's a live picture of the same mateo bridge. and the dumbarton bridge also looks pretty good. i do want to mention that if you're driving out of half moon bay don't go up high with one there is a crash near the tom lantos tunnel that has made traffic in that area. very slow. so if you're leaving pacific go up and use, you know, go up to 2 80 get out of the area by using 2 80 go up to 35 use to 80. or if you're driving, let's say from el granada, get over the hill on 2 80 don't go up and down highway one until they clear that crash 7 31, let's get back to the headlines. another woman has come forward claiming abuse at the federal women's prison in dublin. sheri dillon says she suffered punishment after punishment inside the prison when she told superiors about a fellow inmate being sexually abused by a male correctional office, she said she suffered retaliation. she said she lost good time served. and she was handcuffed while talking on the phone with her husband. i will never tell another inmate that they should go to the, um report anything to anyone higher up. now john kostelnik is the western region vice president for the correctional workers union, he says. well, there are several open investigations on staffers. very few investigations have been opened on managers. he says. the staffers are afraid to speak out because of retaliation. yeah agencies created this culture of blackballing people. um and we're seeing that consistently up in dublin right now, um, and it's very unfortunate. a spokesperson for the bureau of prison, says the agency can't comment on potential allegations of staff misconduct. protesters say they want the state legislature to reform the way they investigate sexual misconduct allegations against lawmakers and staff. a group named stopped sexual harassment in politics or ship demonstrated at the state capitol members are former legislative employees who say they were sexually abused at work. they're calling for public hearings to evaluate workplace conduct units that investigate misconduct claims. loopholes in the system, a complete lack of oversight and policies that are not codified and are not actually followed by leadership have led to a system that uses and abuses survivors. the senate president pro tem and assembly speaker responded, saying, we are evaluating the current process for the workplace conduct unit in order to get potential improvements in place this legislative session. everyone wants the legislature's culture to get better and will use all the tools. it takes your time. 7 30 for the congressional committee investigating the january 6th riot at the us capitol, heard it held its first public hearing. it called the attack by supporters of former president trump and attempted coup and new video of the deadly interaction was shown at that hearing. we heard first hand accounts from capitol police officers injured that day, describing the violence. that we talked to uc hastings law professor david levine about the january 6th hearing. and he says a key piece of evidence presented during the hearing testimony from former attorney general william barr. and from ivanka trump. part of the narrative has to be mr trump knew that he was peddling lies. not that he was just mistaken that he was under false impressions, but that it was an innocent mistake. he knew that these were lies, and so that they have people who are so central to his administration, including his own daughter, saying, look, i believed that this was not true. his handpicked attorney general who carried so much water for him and then later on his vice president. mint employees. professor levin also said this is just the beginning of the case. and more evidence is sure to come out as a hearings continue. the next hearing is set for monday morning. police are investigating a drive by shooting that killed a 16 year old boy and critically wounded as 18 year old cousin. witnesses say that someone in a car opened fire on the two teens as they walk near concordia park and evergreen cemetery in east oakland. distraught family members at the scene of the shooting identified the victim as 16 year old kiev's brooks of hayward. they say he was in the area visiting his grandfather when he was killed last night. witness says a car pulled up to the team. it was walking on the sidewalk on 64th avenue. this was just a child with a backpack on what i did see was like a black it looked like a two door acura. all tenant windows. it, uh, stay there for a minute and shot shot shot. and then took off. the police chief laurent armstrong, met with the victim's family said investigators say they think the shooting involved a high powered weapons. the chief is asking anyone with information on the shooting to come forward time is 7 36 san jose police arrested two people in connection with the shooting and stabbing inside of a public library. that we're told the police arrested 20 year old raul hernandez, as well as a 14 year old boy. both are charged with attempted murder. the prosecutors allege the two suspects were involved with the man being shot and stabbed at the hillview library monday afternoon about 20 people were in the library at the time. including children and staff. they were not hurt. police say that shooting is gang related. rafael police say recent gun buyback took hundreds of guns off the streets, including some ghost guns and assault weapons. more than 550 weapons were surrendered last saturday. people who turned them in received a total of $50,000 weapons included 193 handguns, 200 rifles, 149 shotguns. officials say 28 were assault weapons. seven others were illegal because they had shortened barrels are stocks and forward ghost guns, an estimated 11,000 rounds of ammunition was also turned in an animal shelter in southern california, is barring anyone who doesn't support gun control from adopting its pets. the shelter. hope pet shop in 1000 oaks has added the question. where do you stand on gun control to its standard adoption questionnaire for potential pet owners? the organization's website and the shelter's owner referenced the deadly mass shooting at 1000 oaks bar in 2018, saying the shooter had volunteered at the shelter. the owner says she put the new policy in place after the school shooting and you validate texas saying that did it for me. i had to do something . wow alright, time is 7 38. we have to go to sound. castaneda you're you're following things happening in our commutes. that's right, dave. and, gosh, you want to go right back to the peninsula, because if you're on highway one and normally, we don't have a lot to talk about here on highway one, but we have a closure of northbound highway one near the tom lantos tunnel, which is some people call it the devil's slide tunnel, but you know the area i'm talking about . well, there was a pretty serious crash there and north dont highway one is not passable right now out of montara heading to pacific. if you're driving down south, you can get as far as the tunnel and you might be able to get through, but i wouldn't recommend it. i would recommend going down the peninsula using to 80. so do what you have to do to get over there. if you have to go a long way, or maybe you can wait until things are cleared up, and hopefully that will happen when the next hour bridges backed up a little bit here at the toll plaza. it is not a typical dates a little lighter than usual. and also traffic is looking good once on the bridge. i also want to keep mentioning that this weekend is the big race at sonoma raceway. nascar is coming back, and, of course, that means there's going to be a lot of traffic over the weekend for the race to just be aware and don't get up there and be surprised by that. 7 39. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. yes sir. alright we'll get to it here. we have a hot forecast from any inland. the good news is if you don't like the hot, it won't last long. probably by tomorrow night. i think you'll notice a breeze and then by sunday the temperature will fall off the table there. wanna creek today we'll go with 100 degrees saturday 92, then sunday 78 degrees coolest of the week was monday whether the hardest will be today. then it'll start to drop big time sunday and the monday forecast highs for today for antioxidant jose santa rosa, palo alto. navarro in oakland. our all eighties nineties are low, 100. so it is june, right? that's what the calendar says. sometimes we do get hot around here. but if it's not going to last, 67 71 76, that's the temperatures aloft at sonoma mountain, mount diablo. that's very long, very warm for ben london mountain to be 76. you're over by point reyes. maybe tamales. inverness you can either see the fog or probably be in it, but that's about it, so it's not going to make much of an impact today. but by tonight tomorrow probably will because those water temps are cold. new zealand tempers are hot. all it needs is a little help and will get it from a system coming in late saturday sunday, not much of a breeze. i mean, middle peak north side of mount tamil passes north of 30. after that, it's kind of northwest. more so than, thankfully north northeast so seventies eighties over by the coast, eighties, low nineties around the bay nineties and low one hundred's for those inland already seventies for some, mainly sixties, but navarro 71 conquered 70 brentwood, 78 67, hayward, san carlos, palo alto and sunnyvale. we are running much warmer than 24 hours ago, with nevada saying come catch me if you can, plus 16 compared to yesterday at this time. paddle uma's in their mountain view it plus 11 in livermore plus 10, so it's going to be a hot one today. rain rain rain continues up in the pacific northwest, but that system will eventually dig far enough down to bump the high out of here. it won't be today, though, will start on saturday and then sweep through on sunday for a big time dropping the temps. any fog tonight or tomorrow would be right down on the deck too shallow. too much high pressure, squashing it at the basis will lift on sunday, allowing it to fly inland and by this time next week and maybe talking about another unseasonably cool system coming in, probably not any rain on that one. believe it or not, there's hints around the 21st 22nd of a stronger system will so the pattern continues. seventies eighties nineties and 100 today tomorrow. still some hot tips inland and coastal bay will start to cool down. even those well inland will drop on sunday. youtube alright, save time. 7 42. speaking of going up, bart is raising its fair prices coming up how much it will cost you to ride bar then when the increases will begin coming up in our next hour of mornings on to growing concerns about wildfires in northern california. with cal fire already has to say about wildfire season that's crews are dealing with hot, dry conditions. then brittney griner has been in a russian jail since february. russian state media say she'll be detained at least another eight days coming up on the nine we'll have a conversation with the host of fox souls, the black report. about why one american veteran who was recently released from russian prison believe she may stay there longer because of exactly who she is staying with 45 you better check this month mail for a letter from uncle sam . the irs will start sending notices a taxpayer's that you underpaid the letters called a c p. 14 about nine million typically go out every year. but since the pandemic caused the irs to stop sending other types of letters tax experts are advising us to check the mail so you don't overlook and i r s notice that normally asked for payment within 21 days. back at the opening bell that started the trading day on wall street at 6 30. our time boy stocks are sinking. us inflation hit 8.6% over the past year, the highest rating for decades, even worse than analysts expected, and the markets of responding if we can pull up those numbers on the dow again down by 24% points. not quite as bad as where we were just a few minutes ago but still losing more than 650 points s and p is down by almost 2.5% nasdaq is down by almost three. it is going to be a busy day on markets and that's why we're keeping the down numbers. they're locked for you at the bottom left of your screen and we'll check wall street throughout the morning. now the gas prices they have hit a new national average high for the 14th day in a row. triple a says the average cost for a gallon of gas nationwide is $4.99. california has the highest average of any state we're paying on average 6 42 a gallon that's $2 more in california than one year ago, specifically in the bay area, san francisco has the highest average cost at 6 62 a gallon. time is 7 46 drivers who haven't paid toll bills may be in for a big surprise when it comes to renewing your vehicle registration ktvu is tom baker explains how the state is trying to collect that money by turning over unpaid bills to the d. m v. going back 18 months to the beginning of last year, hundreds of thousands of bridge crossers had failed to pay one or more of many toll fees on the bay area's state owned bridges. that's $50 million in tolls before penalties and in the penalties and it's skyrockets to 184 million most people play by the rules. but there are some people that evidently just refused to play by the rules, if not paid a $7 toll, with penalties assessed after invoices are ignored. can rise to $22. the bay area toll authority reports almost 400,000 scofflaws. oh, between 22 $88, some 13,000 drivers have racked up bills in excess of $1600 each hence the 184 million. the problem grew back in march of 2020 when human toll takers were eliminated, and the option to pay cash at the tollgate went away in favor of invoices sent to non fast track crossers. too often unpaid. we have an obligation to collect tolls, the barrier toll authority is responsible to pay off. voter approved bonds used for bridge maintenance, seismic retrofits and voter approved transportation projects. we're still making payments on the on those bonds. those who do pay say this, even though it sounds like you know, taking the money per se, it's what you owed, so i , it seems like that would be a logical thing to do. i think it's a great idea. a lot of people are getting away with it. i mean, we have fast track with all of our cars and we tried to abide by the law, and i agree with it once the unpaid toll is transferred to the department of motor vehicles, it's either pay it all off or no registration for your car. people can pre qualify for a payment program. individuals or households can pay overtime if they meet certain low income requirements. up to 200% of the federal poverty level, which is approximately $55,000 for a family of four. bottom line. get fast track as 79% of other bridge crossers already have tom baker, ktvu fox two news is increasing its fair. starting july 1st. the barn board of directors voted to add 15 cents to the average fare artificial say ridership is it about a third of where it used to be on weekdays, about half of pre pandemic ridership on weekends? the latest rate increase had been postponed since january, and while more people are riding mass transit amid these record high gas prices overall, they've been slow to return. we're still increasing at a slower rate than we had originally projected. so it's taking us longer. um you know, obviously this is something that's affecting our financial outlook. but we're doing everything we can to encourage people to come back, including having the entire month of september 50% off our fares. part says it's seeing low ridership, in part because many more people than before are still working from home in san francisco. money ridership is bouncing back, money says last month daily boardings hit the highest level since the beginning of the pandemic. in may. money said it had an average of 408,000 weekday riders. that's 57% of may 2019 ridership. garcia times 7 50 steve paulson back some dramatic heat in parts of the bay area today will be the hottest probably so far from any good news, though. if you don't like to eat, it won't last. this is going to peek out today and then started cooling trend probably for many tomorrow and then for sure, everyone on sunday, but santa rosa oakland conquered san jose. those arrows are all up up up today. 97 to 181 to 86 conquered 96 to 1 oh one and san jose from 91 to 96 fog is out there. there's a lot out there. the problem is, it's out there. so if you're looking for it will make a move. if not tonight, tomorrow morning, so the coast and they will probably cool off tomorrow sunday. it'll come sweeping in for a drop of about 2025 degrees. those water temps continue to be also cold. 49 50 51 little bit of fog right now hanging out at point raised. that's about it, though. for now . so friday heat seventies eighties coast bay operators to near 90 and nineties and low one hundred's inland seventies for some already a lot of sixties here it will not take long to warm up unless a breeze kicks in. it's going to be probably the hottest day for us here, but by tomorrow i think there will be a pretty good breeze. but some locations are double digits warmer compared to yesterday at this time, petaluma conquered livermore in mountain view, all in that category, and others are closed. rain rain rain just continues up in seattle, portland, but we just get a few high clouds. that's it and the highest too strong and it's going to hang out for today, then start to get knocked down on saturday and getting completely blown out of the picture. bye and developing dropping system coming down alot from the gulf of alaska along the pacific northwest. any fog tonight or tomorrow would be right down on the deck or only on the immediate coast. but by sunday you don't come flying in over those hills as another system digs in, and there are signs of another one coming in next week at this time to keep some cool going, so the heat is really going on borrowed time here. but today it's all about tempts nineties and one hundred's inland seventies and eighties around the bank. cooling begins saturday and big drop on sunday day we level it off. breezy nice on monday. all right, steve. thank you time 7 52 yesterday the airline industry is getting ready for a busy summer. they've got a big dilemma to coming 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the sidewalk. it was so hot in arizona, so i switched it up a little bit wanted to be unique. for people who lived on the east coast. you know who experience colder climates, so i want to be different. so on the roof is what kind of clicked but then i realized it gets so hot in my car about a temperature gun. and it soars over 200 degrees in my car. wow and after everything he cooks, he gives it a review gives it a rating. he's 20 years old. he has more than two million followers right now, and he says his followers or his motivation for continuing to post well, if he loves sarasota, you may want to stock up. the company that makes the hot sauce is putting a pauses. the compans . they're halting manufacturing , which means they can't fulfill orders until september. they say the chili pepper shortage is severe. the papers for sarasota or sourced from farms in california, new mexico and mexico. group of low income high school seniors in san francisco are saying thank you for a scholarship program that's helping them reach some of their dreams. 16 students were honored at a ceremony in san francisco city hall. they're going to schools, including uc berkeley, san francisco state and southern university, which is the largest historically black college or university in the louisiana. at that point, it was like your you either have continuation school or get your life together. and so as you can see, i chose get your life together. honestly i didn't see myself being here due to like my community and growing up in the fillmore and all the gun violence and all the stuff that was going on. now the bridge to excellent scholarship program was launched three years ago, offering each recipient $5000 to help the students facing big obstacles in their pursuit of greater and higher education. the oakland museum problem. the oakland museum of california is being recognized as one of the top museums in the country. the museum received the 2022 national medal for museum and library service for outstanding contributions to the community. it was nominated by oakland congresswoman barbara lee, who said the museum has done a great job retelling the cultural history. of okla. it is 7 58 get ready for roads to be packed in the north bay. because nascar is back. it's sonoma raceway, and today is the beginning of the three day toyota save mart 3 50 race weekend. now they expect to attract about 50,000. nascar fans is sonoma. some of the drivers this year include daniel suarez, michael mcdowell and kurt busch, who says the road course makes this a great race. yeah that's one of those fun weekends where we race on the oval circuits so much in nascar that when we have road courses i always treated like a weekend off, you know, like it was fun to go up and down the hills shift gears. and of course, it's an important race. of course you want to get that trophy and the whole atmosphere around sonoma. uh, you know, it's a different vibe. now if you do want to go out there, and the tickets cost $40 for adults , children under the age of 12 get in for free. getting ready for hot temperatures across the bay area. we're live in the east bay with what to expect in your neighborhood and just how long this dangerous heat is going to last, plus new testimony and new video of the deadly january 6th . capitol hill riot why the house committee argues former president donald trump is to blame for the attack. and the golden state warriors getting ready for game four of the nba finals tonight against the boston celtics, the latest on dubs star steph curry's injury and if he'll be on the court tonight. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two welcome the mornings onto himself. castaneda good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's friday , june 10th, and it's going to be a hot one. temperatures already ticking up in many inland areas. of course, we said a reporter james stories out to the east bay. we have live team coverage for you. james is out in walnut creek is people are already doing what they can to try to stay cool, but first we're going to start with meteorologist steve paulson with just how long these hot temperatures are sticking around, steve. about a day and a half. by sunday, they'll all be gone. but today it's all about heat. some of that fog on the coast made a little bit of a push. but now it's retreating as you might imagine, although i do think it will be back late tonight, tomorrow for a cool down for some on the coast in bay, but it won't help anybody today. inland temperatures will warm up pretty fast here. some like it hot. yes you do some doing if you do just a teeny bit of coast fog, most of it looks like it's gone hot for most temperatures that might be a late seabreeze over by the coast but will still end up with eighties nineties. to one hundred's. alright, let's go back to garcia. steve paulson. thank you. you have been warning us about this all week. and here we are. today, the hottest day of the week. ktvu james tours live out in walnut creek, where a lot of people are making plans on how to make it through this extremely hot weather day, james. garcia has been warned the last couple of days, no matter where you've been around the bay area, but today is going to be that peak. dan you see it now the sun is out. the temperatures are getting up there this morning. we're live here from the diablo hills golf club. that's not too far from heather farms where we spent most of the morning today. and folks here saying that even early this morning i felt pretty hot. petite off at six o'clock, and it was really it's already really humid and already getting pretty pretty good going for this morning, so i gotta get cleaned up for work. the heat? yeah my worries really. after nine holes, it's crazy. yeah you're gonna be sweaty today. if you're outside if you do get by today, a cooling relief is on the way. but today, boy is gonna be the day several areas could be in the triple digits when it comes to temperatures. that's why the national weather service wants you to be careful, it warns the warm temperatures can quickly become dangerous. they remind everyone to never leave kids or pets in a closed car. make sure you wear light, loose fitting clothing to stay comfortable. stay hydrated as much as possible. you have to drink plenty of water for that. and if you can stay in the shade and stay in the a c as much as possible. for some, they say, 100 degrees is just way too hot. usually just stay inside. we don't really go out. we avoid the heat. we don't like to get in the sun, really? heat will not be unique to just the east bay today. santa clara city officials down south are opening a number of cooling centers at several libraries as well as the santa clara senior center all over the bay area, even in the peninsula. those coastal parts close to the ocean will also feel much warmer today. so before you head out the door, you're probably past that time we're having a jacket is going to be handy, so just dress comfortably. you're gonna need it today to stay prepared. we're live this morning. walnut creek . i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. firefighters across the bay area in northern california are on high alert today amid soon to be triple digit temperatures and extremely dry conditions. cruz just battled a wildfire that broke out along bosco road and walnut boulevard near brentwood and eastern contra costa county. this fire burned about 200 acres in the area of marsh creek road . it came close to homes, ranches and orchards. like so nervous and scared because i have my kid. he's five years old. my. my family and other neighborhood. i mean, we were like out here like shaking and like, we don't know what we're going to going on. firefighters from and number of agencies surrounded the area and responded. cal fire brought an air support. the fire is being investigated. now pgd is warning about possible power outages this weekend. because the heat can threaten transformers utility says that it does not anticipate any public safety power shutoffs this weekend. transformers need to cool down overnight and when the temperatures are so high that it does not allow for that equipment cool down. that's when we will sometimes see power outages. today is the bay area's first spare the air alert of the year. time now is 804, and we are now talking about the traffic. i do want to mention that we've had some slowing here at the bay bridge. it's not unusual, but it's getting better. today is the day that a lot of people just don't go in the morning. i just want to warn you that if you're up here for the toyota safe, mark 3 50. you will see a lot of traffic over the weekend in the area of 1, 21 and 37. don't let that be a surprise as you look at that same mateo bridge, you can tell that things are really beginning to take shape. take shape here in the bay area commute that. silicon valley commute has a little bit of slowing on how we want to one and that's about all if you're driving on the peninsula, one thing i do want to mention is i would still avoid using how we want up to pacifica because of a crash near the tom lantos tunnel. if you want to get out of half moon bay don't go up the coast used 92 to 2 80. instead. time now is 805 house committee investigating the january 6th capitol hill ride will convene on monday. they met last night in a primetime public hearing, blaming former president donald trump for what members described as an attempted coup. many of those same people have tried to whitewash what happened on january 6th to rewrite history. call it a tourist visit. the panel consisted of nine congressional member seven democrats, two republicans, the south bay zone. lofgren is on the panel. it showed a new 11 minute video of the insurrection . the committee interviewed more than 1000 witnesses, including ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr. i made it clear. i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was respect to attorney general bar. them, so s saying. the committee says former president trump had a seven point plan to overturn the election. it included pressuring vice president mike pence to stop the certification of the vote and encouraging a mob of supporters to protest on capitol hill. carnage it was chaos that day. it was just hours of hand to hand combat. former president trump has since taken to social media criticizing the hearing. he still insists there was election fraud and irregularities on a massive scale. let's look ahead now. the next hearing will come this monday and wednesday at seven a.m. the dates of at least three more hearings are to be announced at a later time. time now is 807 world leaders are wrapping up the summit of the americas in los angeles today. governor gavin newsom greeted canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the california science center in los angeles yesterday. they were on hand as canada and california signed a joint memorandum of understanding to collaborate on fighting climate change. the planet is running a fever. the hearts are getting a lot hotter drives are getting drier. how do you as canada see california and the value of doing something california's consistent leadership matters, not just for the weight of the california economy and population. but it's an example of how to do things how to look at climate change. the agreement includes sharing information on many topics. both california and canada have committed to conserving 30% of land and waters by 2030. 808 now, according to the napa county d. a no decision has been made yet about charges and the dui arrest case of paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. pelosi has a court appearance set for august. 3rd the d. a. s office says it's received hundreds of angry calls about unfounded reports on social media. that all charges against mr pelosi have been dropped berkeley now where that city is going back to holding at city council meetings virtually due to an increase in covid cases, the city had returned to letting people attend those meetings in person just last month. the meetings will be streamed on the city's website and through zoom. alameda county has reinstated an indoor mask mandate. but the city of berkley has its own health department and has not made that move. the warriors and the celtics play tonight in game four of the nba finals in boston as the warriors try to even up the series before coming back to the bay area through four game five. ktvu joe fonzi is in boston with the latest details, including whether or not steph curry will play tonight. the warriors decided not to practice a little more than 12 hours after they were largely outmuscled by the celtics in game three of the series. they were available to the media to discuss the playoff dynamic of seeing the same faces potentially for seven straight games. are you playing as a team? more, you know, underplays more, you know, the tennessee's the more you started dislike the other team. so uh, you know, that's what makes the playoffs fun. each game series been physically each game has been back and forth. and you know we punched him in the mouth. game two. they came in purchasing the mouth game. 31 of the warriors, who got punched the most is their biggest star. when steph curry got caught up in this fourth quarter scrum, it brought back memories of a similar play against the celtics late in the regular season. so question number one about game four. curry's health status. i'm gonna play solid solano right now what i did in the regular season. i knew it right away like something was severely wrong. i knew i was hurt, but it was not as bad and i could kind of, you know, gauge whether i should stay out there and not doing any more damage, and then that's why i'm very confident playing. keep it keep it moving. in addition to curry status for game for the warriors will need a vintage draymond green. green fouled out of game three and is the first to say he needs to be better. we didn't approach the game with the right for us that we needed to and that starts with me excited to areas where the warriors need to improve in game four, that's defense and turnovers. draymond green will be instrumental in improving in both of those areas of the warrior game in boston, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. police in boston and the boston area have been warning about nba playoff tickets, games and now there has been an arrest, police say, a 29 year old connecticut men allegedly in possession of forged or counterfeit tickets. was arrested near the td garden about an hour before the game before game three officers also learned the suspect was wanted on an outstanding warrant for forging admission tickets and unlicensed ticket resale. we're coming cold case, spending more than 40 years is solved. how investigators found baby holly, who went missing after her parents were apparently murdered. and a group of teens arrested in connection to a string of smash and grab robberies in san francisco, with city leaders say about the arrests. we have to take another peek at stocks here because the dow jones has been deep in the red since the bell rang. we're now seeing that it's down by more than two and a quarter percent losing about 740 points. of course, a lot of people reacting to the new inflation figures out just this morning, even worse than analysts expected. showing the biggest yearly increase since december of 1981 s and p is down here by almost 2.5% points and the nasdaq continues to be the biggest loser. it's down by almost 3.5% again. the session is early, but we're going to keep those numbers for you on the screen, and we will pop in on stocks throughout mornings on two time now. 8 15, a crew of teenage smashing graph thieves who have targeted san francisco retailers are in custody this morning. 14 age boys, the youngest just 14, along with a 16 year old girl were arrested. the teens allegedly targeted 10 different retail stores, hitting some more than once the walgreens and columbus in north beach was hit three times in less than two weeks. san francisco businesses can't tolerate this week. we are taking risks on our own be doins important thatthis is the time n turn their life around. they arr more suspects in connection with the smashing graft thefts. leaders and residents of concord are urging city leaders to protect tenants. there are too many people who are just one paycheck away from homelessness. the city council is considering a measure that would create protections for tenants facing harassment from landlords during this gathering last night, advocates said a recent survey found, 16% of concord tenants reported harassment. the vast majority of them women and children. with demand protections so that families like mine stop getting this place. families are getting pushed up. buy rent increases and infections. one tenant said she was evicted after trying to organize tenants to demand better living conditions from a neglectful landlord. the city council will take up this proposal at its next meeting, june 14th. palo alto police are now saying that the doctor is facing multiple sexual assault charges may have molested other children or sexually assaulted more women. 61 year old doctor name. hashmi was arrested at his home in palo alto last december. he was charged with four felony counts of lewd acts on a child under the age of 14. investigators say the underage victims were not as patients. they say he knew them through community and family connections. police say hashmi is facing 1/5 charge in connection with the sexual assault of a woman who worked in his medical office in san jose. police say they think it's possible there are more victims who have not yet come forward. state law, bankers are considering legislation that would allow churches to build affordable housing on land they own. according to the chronicle . the measure would make it easier for religious groups to build housing by removing local zoning restrictions. similar bill was proposed in 2020 but was pulled after it hit opposition from construction worker unions. the hope is that it can pass this legislative year as the housing crunch continues to get worse across the state. let's take a quick look now at what we have with the roads, you will see that it's still light out there for this hour. but there is one problem i keep going back to and that would be off the peninsula on highway one. if you're leaving el granada or half moon bay. you should go another way because of a serious crash near the tom lantos tunnel, the best way to get out of pacific as either to go up north or head south. but don't use how we won through the montara area near the tunnel because of that wreck. we've been looking at the silicon valley that commute looks pretty good. and if you're driving to the bay bridge top plaza, things have cleared out just a reminder this weekend. is the toyota safe. mark 3 50 in sonoma. it's on sunday and one of the things we want to mention this traffic. it's really busy throughout that day on 37 near 1 21. 8 18. what about the weekend forecast? let's bring steve back in south. thank you. this will be the hottest day and sunday will be the coolest over the next three. and there will be a big difference between now andat creek. today is 100 degrees the air aloft out creek0 degrees. sonoma mountains 70 ben lomond mountain, a toasty 77. they all have a northwestern northerly breeze. so that's some very warm air aloft. fog is out there. the keywordt there and mf appearance around point raised in a sense, pushback. straight out from the san martel coast. it's there, but it's not going to make any impact today. tomorrow it will, though levels of water temps went down. bodega bay is now 49 again. point raises. 49 san francisco buoy 51. you get nineties and one hundred's inland water temps that cold. there's a big fog bank and all our near future, but it won't be today. seventies eighties coast, eighties low nineties bay and upper nineties and low one hundred's for many inland we are already in the seventies. for many brentwood says we're 83. they will be about 103 or so one of four did it, but 75 conquered livermore, 71, san jose, sunnyvale, palo alto san carlos. the city is already in their nevado center. this is warm for this time. nevada one observation there is 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. i don't know. i'm gonna have to double check that, but double digits warmer for petaluma napa airport conquered . oakland airport, hayward, san jose and livermore. that's it. that's a hot start. that system in the pacific northwest is not giving any relief as far as rain goes to seattle and portland, but for us it does nothing except in sending a few high clouds. today, though, it will be hot nineties and 100 for many inlandsystem will dig in along the coast by sunday and temperatures drop like they've got rock tied to it. now the fog bank will be very shallow tonight tomorrow, but by sunday those bases will lift and it will fly over the coastal hills, along with a onshore wind. next friday. next friday, there'll be another low drop again to keep kind of a cool pattern going so the warm temps hot tips only last for a couple of days. in this pattern years past, they've lasted weeks. not this time, around seventies eighties nineties and one hundred's a little cooling saturday, a lot of cooling on sunday. steve thank you coming up the cost to renew your car registration may have some extra fees added on the pre pandemic practice that's back and means some people have to pay hundreds, even thousands more. and for more suspected cases of monkeypox right here in the bay area, the county that has just reported its first case. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. texas where the case of a missing baby has been solved. that baby is now 42 years old. back in 1981. the bodies of the parents of baby holly were found in a wooded area in houston. the baby was missing. recent dna testing led authorities to discover that baby holly was left at a church in arizona. holly has been notified of the identities of her biological parents and got to meet her extended biological for the family for the first time this tuesday. they hope to meet in person soon. no one who cared for baby holly is considered a suspect in the death of her parents. police say their investigation won't be complete until they figure out who took her and killed her parents. there are four more suspected cases of monkeypox here in the bay area. elevator county has announced its first possible case in san francisco. the department of public health reported three additional probable cases of monkeypox. the health department says one of those patients recently traveled within the us, while the other two did not. monkey pox is usually transmitted from an infected person to another by skin to skin contact. despite monkeypox cases popping up across the country, officials say the risk of getting infected remains low. so far, california has reported a possible or confirmed cases. nationally 45. people in the us have tested positive for the virus globally , more than 1300 have been infected. new this morning. the white house is expected to announce today that travelers coming into the united states no longer have to take a covid test before entering the country. the change would go into effect sunday. currently you have to test negative before being allowed back into the country has left many travelers stranded outside for weeks or avoiding leaving the united states altogether. the white house says it plans to ramp up covid vaccines for children under the age of five as soon as they're authorized. an fda panel will meet tuesday and wednesday to review the data for fighter and moderna's vaccine for children under that age. the biden administration says that the f d a and c d c authorized the doses vaccinations could start as soon as june. 21st. we've been getting ready to launch a comprehensive effort to help america's youngest kids get protected. that means working with state and local health departments. it means working with america's pediatricians and family doctors. the administration is making 10 million doses initially available with millions more in the following weeks. white house says it hopes to make the shots available at public health clinics, community health centers, pharmacies, pop up clinics and children's museums. time now is 8 26 1 of the most popular breakfast cereals is being blamed for upset stomachs. some consumers are complaining about getting sick after eating cheerios. complaints are similar to those against the cereal. lucky charms, and both brands are produced by general mills. the company says food safety is a top priority and every consumer complaint is taken very seriously. the company says it is investigating. one teenager killed an 18 year old injured in a drive by shooting in oakland. coming up we hear from a witness who describes the moment shots rang out, also tying gun control to pet adoption. for people who want to adopt a dog or cat have to make their views clear. with claims of abuse at the federal women's prison in dublin . what she says happened after she reported the abuse and how officials respond, then growing concerns about wildfires in northern california with cal fire already says about this wildfire season as hot, dry conditions are worsening. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on 2 30 on a friday. thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian sal castaneda. today is friday, june 10th. let's get right to the weather because we're having a heat up today. and steve paulson says it's going to be really hot inland. or jumping up fast. you two were up a good 10 degrees compared to yesterday at this time, and there's already 70 showing up. conquered his 75, which is 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. eight o'clock in the morning. santa rosa 70 livermore, 70 to san jose 71. it won't take long. where's that fog? it's out to sea. it has no chance today tomorrow. it does and for sure, on sunday, but not today. eighties nineties and low one hundred's it'll be out one. let's head back to south now. alright and just a quick look at what we have out there on the roads. i want to mention that debate bridges completely cleared out. which is nice if you're getting on the roads right now, you will see the traffic is moving along very nicely throughout the bay area. that's the bay bridge is i mentioned you can also see that the same mateo bridge looks pretty good. and so does the dumbarton bridge is still have some slow traffic getting out of montara for pacifica because of an earlier crash tom lantos tunnel right now, it would avoid using that. and if you want to get out of half moon bay, go 92 to 2 80 instead. time now, 8 31 , another woman has come forward with claims of abuse at the federal women's prison in dublin , sheri dillon says it was punishment for her inside the prison. when she says when she told superiors about a fellow inmate being sexually abused by a male correctional officer. she was retaliated against, she says. she lost good time served and was handcuffed while talking to her husband on the phone. i will never tell another inmate that they should go to the, um report anything to anyone higher up. john kostelnik is the western region vice president for correctional workers union, he says. while there are a number of open investigations on staffers, very few investigations have been opened on managers. he says staffers are afraid to speak out because they retaliatory culture still exist today. yeah agencies created this culture of blackballing people. um and we're seeing that consistently up in dublin right now, um, and it's very unfortunate. a spokesperson for the bureau of prison says the agency cannot comment on potential allegations of staff misconduct. protesters say they want the state legislature to reform the way it investigates sexual misconduct allegations against lawmakers and staff. a group named stop sexual harassment in politics or shift demonstrated at the state capitol members of former legislative employees who say they were sexually abused at work. they're calling for public hearings to evaluate the workplace conduct unit that investigates misconduct claims. loopholes in the system, a complete lack of oversight and policies that are not codified and are not actually followed by leadership have led to a system that uses and abuses survivors. the senate president pro tem and assembly speaker issued response quote. we're evaluating the current process for the workplace conduct unit in order to get potentially improvements in place this legislative session. everyone wants to legislatures culture to get better and will use all the tools it takes congressional committee investigating the january 6th right at the us capitol held its first public hearing. calling the attack by supporters of the former president trump from president trump and attempted coup. new video of the deadly insurrection was shown at the hearing, and we heard first hand accounts from capitol police officers who were injured that day, describing the violence. we spoke to uc hastings law professor david levine about the january 6th hearing. and he says a key piece of evidence presented during the hearing was testimony for former attorney general william barr and ivanka trump. part of the narrative has to be mr trump knew that he was peddling lies. not that he was just mistaken that he was under false impressions, but that it was an innocent mistake. he knew that these were lies, and so that they have people who are so central to his administration, including his own daughter, saying, look, i believed that this was not true. his handpicked attorney general who carried so much water for him and then later on his vice president. mint employees. professional levin goes on to say this is just the beginning of the case and more evidence and sure to come out as the hearings continue. the next one is scheduled for monday morning. we'll move now to oakland, where police are investigating a drive by shooting that killed a 16 year old boy and critically wounded as 18 year old cousin. when it is say someone in a car opened fire on the two teens as they walk near concordia park and evergreen cemetery in east oakland. distraught family members arrived at the scene of the deadly shooting and identified the victim as 16 year old kiev's brooks of hayward. he was in the area visiting his grandfather when he was killed last night. a witness has a car pulled up to the teens. they were walking on the sidewalk there at 64th avenue. this was just a child with a backpack on what i did see was like a black it looked like a two door acura. all tenant windows. it, uh, stay there for a minute and shot shot shot. and then took off. the police chief laurent armstrong, met with the victim's family said. according to investigators , the shooting involved a high powered weapon. the chief is asking anyone with information on the shooting to come forward. time now is 8 35 police say they have arrested two people in connection with the shooting and stabbing inside of public library in san jose. we're told police arrested 20 year old raul hernandez yesterday as well as a 14 year old boy. both of them have been charged with attempted murder. prosecutors allege the two suspects were involved with the men being shot and stabbed at the hillview library on monday afternoon about 20 people were inside the library at the time, including children and staff. they were not hurt. police said they believed the shooting is gang related. rafael police say a recent gun buyback took hundreds of guns off the streets, including some ghost guns and assault weapons. more than 550 weapons were surrendered last saturday. people who turn them in received a total of $50,000 in all the weapons included 193 handguns, 200 rifles, 149 shotguns, officials say 28 result weapons . seven others were illegal due to shortened barrels are stocks forward ghost guns? an estimated 11,000 rounds of ammunition was also turned in and an animal shelter in southern california, says only people who support gun control will be able to adopt its pets. the shelter. hope pet shop in 1000 oaks is added the question. where do you stand on gun control to its standard adoption interview for potential pet owners on the organization's website, the shelter's owner references the deadly mass shooting at 1000 oaks bar in 2018. saying the shooter had volunteered at the shelter. the owner says she put the new policy in place after the school shooting in uvalde, texas. would have temperatures across the western u. s. has concerned about wildfires just beyond here in northern california, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says so far at 1.9 million acres have burned in wildfires this year and in the u. s that's more than double the average for this point of the year. but most of that is in texas, arizona and new mexico. so far in california, our numbers are actually down from last year and from the average but that's just a false sense of security because what we've seen over the last few years as soon as we get that hot, dry weather, fire activity increases and that's what we're really expecting. as we get into these hotter, drier months and obviously with the expected weather this weekend, the potential for fire really increases cal fire says early season numbers don't predict how the rest of the summer may go. they say more preparation now to protect homes can lessen the odds of a devastating fire. later come two o'clock this afternoon. steve paulson, you know, fire crews are going to have to be ready. we have to prepare ourselves as well. for that extreme heat. i would agree with that. thank goodness. there's not a strong north northeast wind. you know, that would be the double whammy. we don't have that in place, but it will be hot enough here. i ironically, what's interesting is seattle is looking for highs in the sixties and four days of often on rain. it just doesn't stop up there, but we it's our turn to get warm to hot and guess what? it's happening pretty rapidly here. attempts were going to jump up pretty fast. we're already running good 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. this time so santa rosa will go 100 degrees downtown oakland, 88 conquered 102 and san jose 96. although i don't think far away maybe east san jose, you might find 98 to 99 degrees. the air aloft is very warm. sonoma mountain, 72. diablo 70 and ben lomond man is 77 that's really warm in the santa cruz mountains. fog is trying, but it's running into too much resistance. i made a little appearance at point reyes and then poof like that. it was gone. it's straight off the san mateo coast. no factor today, maybe a late breeze for some, but water terms have actually cooled off database back down to 49 point raised 49. that's really cold water and you get nineties and one hundred's inland. all you need is a little help and guess what? that's the help right there. just system after system plowing into seattle and portland. they're sending out information about how much rain they've had for june. that system is strong enough to eventually bump that high out of here. it'll start on saturday and continues sunday. but today seventies eighties anywhere near the water. nineties to one hundreds. if you're anywhere inland seventies for many already take your pick, or even some low eighties showing up here in temperatures , as you might imagine, are running considerably warmer than 24 hours ago. 11 for livermore hayward's in their oakland san jose. conquered his plus. 13 napa plus 10 9 santa rosa pelham one observation there, nevado, says 18. that's probably a little extreme. but even even across the state and down in the southern california desert, it's smoking already. 91 las vegas 93 phoenix that's hard for flagstaff 75 truck. he's already 54 in two hours. 58 was sacramento at 76. that's the spirit sacrament today, though high pressure says you shall not pass. but by tonight and tomorrow a little bit of that fall go creep back. but today it's all about sunshine and hot temps tomorrow. i think we get a sea breeze and sunday those temps drop big time. good 2025 degrees. any fog light tonight. tomorrow we'll be right down on the deck. but that system digging in from the north will help elevate sunday sunday night into monday, seventies eighties nineties and then little bit few steps more inland, you'll find one hundred's for many on local occasions. some cooling begins saturday inland will still be hot. everyone cools down sunday youtube steve. thank you. i'm so excited for this a week from today. our next zip trip takes us to union city. we are hitting the road to introduce you to the best restaurants, the people making a big difference in their community and will try to stump you in our next round of zip trip trivia. we are live for the entire night. this friday. we'll be right near the east plaza fountain, also the union city pyramid. so union city our second zip trip of the summer. we are on the road through late august. take a look at the schedule on your screen after union city will find you. indonesia santa clara pacifica, dublin and we wrap things up in martinez. put these dates on your calendar. so we hope you join us in person. when we come to your city exciting, alright. masker is coming this weekend to sonoma and coming up on mornings on tuesday nine. we're going to be talking or taking a sneak peek into the sonoma raceway in the activities there and we'll be talking with the general manager about the economic impact this race has on sonoma county, also barred is raising its prices coming up how much more you will have to spend and when the price increase takes effect. he may want to check from the i. r s or the i. r s will start sending notices to taxpayers who they say underpaid . this letter is called c p 14. about nine million typically go out each year. but since the pandemic caused the irs to stop sending other types of letters, tax experts are advising americans to check their mail so they don't overlook. iris notices, which typically require payment within 21 days. taking a peek at the opening bell at the smiles and cheers here, but then things quickly went south at another rough day. us inflation hit 8.6% over the past year. that's the highest rate in four decades. the fed is meeting next week, and most economists expect the central bank to raise its main borrowing rate. by another half point. we see the markets reacting at this point, the dow jones is down by two and a third down by more than 750 points. it's a two and three quarters lost. i'm seeing over on the s and p. nasdaq is still the lowest of all losing almost 3.5% points. gas prices have reached a new national high for the 14th day in a row. according to triple a. the average cost for a gallon of gas nationwide is now $4.99 a gallon. california has the highest average of any state 6 42 were paying $2 more for gas than we were this time last year in our state in the bay area, san francisco has the highest average cost 6 62 a gallon. the airline industry is preparing for a busy summer, but it may have hit a snag even before the summer season begins. the ongoing pilot shortage means that airlines are cutting back service to smaller regional cities. it's estimated that by next year the airline industry will be short. some 12,000 pilots, the airline that has airlines, canceling flights to and from smaller airports, and instead focussing on routes to larger cities. we have no commercial service at all. and in williamsport, we lost our service in september. the nearest airport is about an hour and 10 minutes away, but they've been impacted also by activities. united airlines said recently it has grounded 150 of their orbits regional jets, and they say they don't expect things to improve anytime soon. over the next few years, at least and earlier this year. southwest says it's cutting 20,000 summer flights. drivers who haven't paid their toll bills may be in for a big surprise when they go to renew their vehicle registrations. ktvu tom baker explains how the state is working to collect that money by turning over those bills to the dmv. going back 18 months to the beginning of last year, hundredshave failed to pay one or more offees on the be penalties and in the penalties and it's skyrockets to 184 million most people play by the rules. but there are some people that evidently just refused to play by the rules, if not paid a $7 toll, with penalties assessed after invoices are ignored. can rise to $22. the bay area toll authority reports almost 400,000 scofflaws. oh between 22 $88, some 13,000 drivers have racked up bills in excess of $1600 each hence the 184 million. the problem grew back in march of 2020 when human toll takers were eliminated, and the option to pay cash at the tollgate went away in favor of invoices sent to non fast track crossers. too often unpaid. we have an obligation to collect tolls. the barrier toll authority is responsible to pay off voter and voter approvedd for b transportation projects bonds. y say this, even though it sounds like it's you know, taking the money per se, it's what you owed , so i, it seems like that would be a logical thing to do. i think it's a great idea. a lot of people are getting away with it. i mean, we have fast track with all of our cars and we tried to abide by the law, and i agree with it once the unpaid toll is transferred to the department of motor vehicles, it's either pay it all off or no registration for your car. people can pre qualify for a payment program. individuals or households can pay overtime if they meet certain low income requirements. up to 200% of the federal poverty level, which is approximately $55,000 for a family of four. bottom line. get fast track has 79% of other bridge crossers already have tom baker, ktvu fox two news. leaders at the bart police department say they're working to fill more than two dozen openings. the police chief at alvarez told the bar board of directors his department wants to hire 26 officers to fill vacant positions on the force with more than 200 sworn officers. the chief says the problem isn't that officers are quitting, but rather they're losing senior officers to retirement very quickly. our goal is to fill all 26 vacancies that we currently have today. and once we do that, we have our general managers commitment to open up more positions to continue to grow our department. part is offering a $15,000 bonus to aid in recruitment, starting pay for bart police officer $79,000 a year is announcing a fare increase starting july 1st . the bart board of directors voted to add 15 cents to the average fare. bart officials say ridership is about 30 to 40% of what it used to be on weekdays and about 50% on weekends. the latest rate increase had been postponed since january, and despite record breaking gas prices writers have still been slow to return. we're still increasing at a slower rate than we had originally projected, so it's taking us longer. um you know, obviously this is something that's affecting our financial outlook. what we're doing everything we can to encourage people to come back, including having the entire month of september 50% off art fairs. part, says another issue affecting leadership is more people staying at home to work. however in san francisco, money, munich says. last month daily boardings hit the highest level since the pandemic began in may . munis on average 408,000 weekday riders. that's 57% of 2019 may ridership and now it's time for the commute. i want to show you that some of these commutered up and others are getting there. if you're driving out to the east bay, you will see the traffic is going to be good on all the bridges. still looking at some slow traffic on the peninsula on how we won getting out of montara for pacific because on earlier crash right near the tom lantos tunnel, i would still avoid that area if i were you. and if you're going to the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks pretty good. we haven't had a lot going on there. in fact, that can bring that up and show you the traffic is completely cleared out. just remember that friday afternoon is usually don't match friday mornings when it comes to the intensity and people are leaving town on friday afternoons typically 8 52. it's going to be a hot day. let's bring steve back in. it is indeed sour already warming up. i mean fast temperatures, a good 10 degrees warmer than yesterday . at this time. everywhere you go today will be warm to hot friday heat co seventies eighties. even near santa cruz. santa cruz might hit 90 degrees . if you're closer into town here and then other locations. stinson beach about 82 degrees half of the base, 70 seventies and eighties around the bay eighties nineties inland nineties, too. low one hundreds. i mean, we're already in the seventies for just about everyone in a few, even low eighties, and i mea the seventies, so it won't take long. so we're running forward to 18 degrees warmer, more likely 10 to 11 13 concords plus 13 san jose plus 10 11 more plus 11. let's take a look around there and see what we can find. santa cruz capital only 61 right now. although san martin is already 70, south san jose sixts cool. 57 pg 60 caramel 62, but monterey's already 70, but it will be nice, sunny night. enjoy while you can, because i think the fog comes roaring back as we had towards saturday for parts of the coast here. 76 sacramento already 81 in bakersfield, 91. las vegas pass springs, phoenix already 93. it'll be really hot in the desert 1 15 or so maybe the system, though, is just sending in band after band of rain for seattle in portland's we're not expecting that not today, but we are expecting that system system after today to start digging southward and as it does that one hears the fog bank and opened the door to mother nature's a c and it will come flying in on sunday might even see some on saturday saturday afternoon evening as fog bank will be very shallow, thick near the coast, but it will start to lift on sunday. seventies eighties nineties and some of those hundreds again today tomorrow, though, a little bit of cooling coast in bay. everyone gets out on a big time dropping those temps sunday youtube. steve thank you. so many americans are struggling with soaring prices will show you to this morning's news on inflation to do something but first find out what tiktok is doing to help you put down your phone and prevent users from getting addicted. we will explain later after the will explain later after the break. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. keep millions of people engaged and on its app. social media giant tiktok says it's rolling out a new feature on screen time to help prevent users from getting addicted. it includes two new controls for monitoring and managing screen time. the app is also adding a new digital well being guide to its safety center. users can also schedule screen time breaks that they want to cut down on their daily use. fans of cirrus, you may want to stock up the company says the hot sauce. it's putting its hot sauce manufacturing on pause. because of a chili pepper shortage. the company says it's halting the manufacturing because it cannot fulfill orders until september, and they say that's because of a chili pepper shortage, which is quote severe . the peppers for siragusa are sourced from farms and california, new mexico and mexico. a scholarship program in san francisco is helping a group of low income high school seniors achieve their dreams. 16 students were honored at the ceremony of san francisco city n university, the largest historically black college or univer at that point, it was like your you either have continuation school or get your life together. and so as you can see, i chose get your life together. honestly i didn't see myself being here due to like my community and growing up in the fillmore and with all the gun violence and all the stuff that was going on. the bridge to excellent scholarship program was launched three years ago. it offers each recipient $5000 to help students facing great obstacles in their pursuit of higher education. the oakland museum of california is being honored for being one of the top museums in the country. the museum was awarded the 2022 national medal for museum and library service for outstanding contributions to the community. the oakland museum of california , was nominated by oakland congresswoman barbara lee. she says the museum does a great job retelling the cultural history of oakland this weekend. 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt will be on display in golden gate park. the display in robin williams meadow was the largest ever in san francisco and opening ceremony at 9 30 tomorrow will a performance by members glide memorial church choir and remarks by leaders from the aids movement. the closing ceremony on sunday is at four and will feature the san francisco gay men's chorus. triple digit temperatures have arrived in the bay area, which parts of the bay will be the hottest where you can go today to cool off and the fire danger in the inland areas, plus carnage. it was chaos that day. it was just hours of hand to hand combat. the first public session of the january 6th committee hearings brought new video and information. on a day that shocked so many diving into the evidence laid out by lawmakers and what comes next. and nascar is here for the weekend. we're live from sonoma raceway this morning where preparations and events are happening all weekend long for nascar's big toyota safe, mark 3

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