friend. and we would just saying we just saw her two weeks ago. loved ones holding a somber vigil tonight to remember dr lily shoe. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach shoes being remembered as a beloved mother and a respected dennis in oakland. police say she was shot and killed yesterday afternoon right at the corner of fifth avenue and east 11th street in the city's little saigon neighborhood. ktvu is amber lee joins us live from the newsroom after attending tonight's vigil with the message from loved ones, amber. mike family and friends tell me they're grieving and trying to come to terms with what happened . police say there was a struggle between the thief and the victim when shots were fired. nah. everything. sorry. sadness and shock as friends and community leaders spoke at the vigil held monday evening in memory of lili xu. the event was held along fifth avenue, where the 60 year old was shot and killed sunday afternoon around two o'clock friends struggling to make sense of the senseless violence certain i was like a shock and i can't believe i said what really? lily is our very close friend. this surveillance video shows a black mercedes pulling up with shoe and her longtime partner inside and parking in the little saigon neighborhood. within seconds. this white lexus pulls up alongside them. i heard a scream and then three gunshots like 123 and immediately ran out to my window and i just saw a woman sitting right there with a man holding her neighbor brendan. pain says he ran outside to help . we did everything we could to make it as comfortable as possible. we brought towels and like 12, people called an ambulance immediately and it was just horrible source tells me she was shot twice in the back and that the thieves attempted to rob her of her purse. police say she died at the hospital. her son and friends tell me she was a beloved dentist with a popular practice at the pacific renaissance plaza in oakland, chinatown. her death has shaken the community so mad no. when we got money upset, too, so hopefully we get together. and do something to our community, very nice and very responsible. i really like it. i can't believe this news. shoe recently celebrated her birthday with friends at the ballet school she attended. they described her seen on the left as graceful, hardworking, friendly and generous, so. very kind and. very passionate. she's very passionate. about the learning everything is being remembered as loving life. she leaves behind her longtime life partner and her 32 year old son. police are looking for witnesses, including people in a white four door tesla that was seen driving along fifth avenue towards i 80 80 community members are demanding better protection and more police patrols. mike member when it comes to those police patrols. i mean, the chief was out there today, really emphasizing in that, hey, we have been putting more officers in that little saigon neighborhood. in fact, yesterday at the time of the shooting, amber, i mean, there were officers just a few blocks away , the police chief said there were officers about 4 to 5 blocks away from the shooting. but he said people don't commit crimes where they see police and that's part of the problem. more for you before i let you go just to clarify. do we know if that the shooter actually got away? with anything, uh, from mrs shoes, possession. it's unclear , but police did say it was an attempted robbery. so that leads me to believe nothing was taken, but they were not clear about that point. amberleigh live tonight and the newsroom amber. thank you. we do have new details tonight about a deadly drive by shooting in richmond this afternoon. this happened right around four o'clock this afternoon in the area of fourth street and mcdonald boulevard near nevin park. it's in the city's iron triangle. police say two men were killed and 30 year old and a 65 year old sky. foxx flew over the scene, and you can see a number of officers down below in their patrol vehicles as well as evidence markers, police say at this time, there is no word on any possible suspects. officers also responded to another homicide. just about an hour after this a mile away. they say that shooting on mcdonald avenue started as an argument and that a 35 year old was killed. richmond police are announcing an arrest in a homicide from saturday. this started as an argument as well in oakland that made its way to the city of richmond 33 year old man was shot and killed. police have identified him as jeremy griego from oakland. the suspect was arrested around 2 30 this afternoon, also in the city of oakland, attend tonight. hayward police are investigating a deadly shooting officers responded to oliver drive near his sperry in boulevard after receiving multiple 911 calls. just before 10. last night, they found a car that had crashed into parked cars with a man inside who had been shot multiple times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities are not releasing his name at this time. a second person who was also in that same vehicle was not injured. governor gavin newsom vetoed a bill today that would have allowed california cities to establish monitored injection sites. for drug users. the governor said he is not opposed to the idea, but said he had concerns about the implementation date abuse. jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland with reaction and why, the bill's author says the governor is mistaken on this one. jenna mike, the mayor here in oakland, as well as the mayor in san francisco both issued statements saying that they are disappointed and governor newsom's decision. meantime state senator scott wiener of san francisco who authored the bill, said he believes the city should move forward anyway without the governor's support. senate bill 57 would have allowed city to create pilot programs for supervised injection sites where people would be allowed to use illegal drugs in a facility supervised by trained staff. on monday, governor gavin newsom rejected the bill, he said in a statement quote the unlimited number of injection sites that the bill would authorize facilities which could exist well into the later part of this decade could induce a world of unintended consequences. nuisance veto came as a shock to supporters of sb 57. it's absolutely tragic. state senator scott wiener of san francisco was the author of the bill francisco two people a day are dying of drug overdoses to a day francisco earlier this year glide st anthony's and other organizations opened a mock injection site to show the community how a facility would be used and supervised. supporters say other pilot programs in oakland and los angeles were also in the works based on programs already in use new york city implemented these a year ago. they have been so successful that mayor adams in new york city who's a law and order? mayor mayor adams wants them to go 24 hours because they've been so successful in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. there is support for injection sites, many people out here that are homeless and being okay then. um and same time they can get help if they want to get into treatment and get into treatment. i walk through the tenderloin district every day to work and a lot of times i see all see people on the ground and then i'll see. paramedics have to check on them to see you know if they're still breathing or not. the san francisco police officers association backed governor newsom's decision monday, issuing a statement that read, in part quote. these locations would have allowed sanctioned drug dens and attracted more drug dealers to these neighborhoods, creating misery and chaos for the residents and businesses forced to be next to these sites. opponents also say the focus and funds should be for drug enforcement and treatment. treatment programs were forced to drugs. that's the hardest thing. and today, governor, newsom said that he remains open to the idea. he has asked his health secretary to meet with city and county officials to come up with a minimum standards and some best practices for perhaps a more limited pilot program. like a lot of talk about governor newsom one in a higher profile, maybe even reaching for a higher office. i don't know if you've spoken to any political analysts out there over the last few weeks, but does that come into play here on certain controversial decisions that he's making now? or maybe even in the future? well it certainly does raise that question. you know, a lot of people had been expecting him to sign onto this . he had been a supporter in the past, and certainly this is a controversial topic that has gained national attention. so there is that question out there as to whether it might have been somewhat politically motivated. in that way. jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland, jenna. thank you. san francisco mayor london breed did express disappointment in today's veto in a series of tweets, the mayor said in part overdose prevention programs, saves lives and help connect people to treatment and services . we will keep working with our community partners to find a way forward, and we will also continue to advocate to the federal government about this critical public health response , doctor anthony fauci is leaving the federal government after more than 50 years. he became a household name during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. he has helped guide the u. s response to hiv, sars, ebola and anthrax . fauci who is 81 said he will end his tenure as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases in december. he said he's not retiring, though, but plans to pursue the next phase of his career. in a letter he thanked those who he's worked with for decades, he wrote thanks to the power of science and investments in research and innovation, the world has been able to fight deadly diseases and help save lives around the globe. i am proud to have been part of this important work and look forward to helping to continue to do so in the future, attend some berkeley starbucks employees voted to unionize starbucks workers united california says the workers voted 12 to 6 to make the shadow gavin newsom starbucks or union shop. about guns just a week after a starbucks in san francisco's castro district became the first in the city to unionize. there are also locations in santa cruz that have unionized all told workers at 16 starbucks locations in california have voted to be part of the union development tonight in the case of a missing teenager from the lake tahoe area, the sheriff's department said today a body recovered from a car in a reservoir yesterday is likely that of 16 year old kylie rodney. box news. molly line has tonight's update officials on monday said the body found inside a car submerged into northern california reservoir over the weekend is more than likely that of 16 year old kylie rodney, who has been missing for more than two weeks. we believe it is our missing person over the weekend volunteers with the diving group adventures with purpose discovered kylie's car upside down in processor reservoir not far from where she was last seen. a body was inside , but it's not yet been identified, detected an object underwater. i was able to then confirm that it was, in fact, a vehicle in roughly 14 ft of water. and only 55 ft. offshore kylie was last seen on august 6th when she attended a large party at a campground near lake tahoe. she texted her mom saying she was heading home and then disappeared. multiple law enforcement agencies, including the fbi, along with teams of volunteers have been searching for the teen since despite locating kylie's car. the investigation into exactly what happened remains ongoing. the fbi has offered up assistance and are going to be helping to conduct investigation regarding the vehicle itself. family releasing a statement monday evening saying in part quote, will we accept this sadness cast under death shadow, the rising sun shines light upon us reminding us not to mourn our loss. but to celebrate kylie's spirit and the gift that we all received in knowing her and autopsy for the body is slated for tuesday. officials say final results could take up to six weeks relied fox news the family of a man shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy is calling for an independent investigation into his death. coming up tonight's rally where family members said he was trying to surrender when he was shot. okay looking at temperatures the next few days, we'll head into the five day forecast that shows you what you can expect the rest of the weekend into the weekend. and a delay in court for the man accused of killing a palo alto teenager 40 years ago why the suspect could not appear in large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. as of a mexican immigrant killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputies last month held a protest in santa rosa. today they're calling for justice and accountability. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us. now she's live outside the sheriff's office with more alyssa. the group also came out here to honor the life of david palace. chavez who they say was going through a hard time when he was killed, and they say he just needed some help. please. family members and supporters of david pelleas chavez rallied in front of the sonoma county sheriff's office monday afternoon. they were there to protest his death and called for an independent investigation. the 36 year old was killed by deputies during a chase near geyserville last month now body cam video provided in the critical incident. report shows deputies chasing chavez on foot after getting reports of a man trespassing and trying to break windows, they say chavez stole and crashed a truck and was armed with a hammer until er video shows him pick up a rock. as if to throw it. one deputy deploys his taser while another opens fire. we are falling for justice and to once again called the attention to the criminalization and brutalization of communities of color activist accused the department of providing heavily edited video. they say chavez was trying to surrender, not throw a rock that life was taken in a fit of violence unnecessarily by people who are tasked to protect us. his brothers spoke at the protest alongside a translator when we saw the video we saw that he was scared. peligro he was not a danger. to the level of having to take his life. my brother was going through a difficult time. you look in judah and what he needed was held in an email. misty would with the sheriff's office said the public will have the chance to review all body cam video. but this will take at least a couple of weeks because there are several hours to go through, she wrote as part of our commitment to transparency, we released a critical incident video to share the facts of this incident, using body worn camera and dispatch audio recordings. this video presents the facts and easily digestible manner for the public to understand. what happened? we're not gonna stop until we get justice. chavez's family said they also plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit reporting live in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and alyssa. what about the deputy or deputies involved? are they on leave right now? they both have been put on leave. that's correct. and santa rosa police and the d a s office are conducting their own investigations. alright elissa harrington in santa rosa for us tonight. thank you. the santa cruz county sheriff's office today released the names of the people who were killed when two small planes collided at the watson ville airport. it happened thursday afternoon while they were trying to land at the airport, authorities say 75 year old carl kruppa 67 year old nanette platt kruppa, both of winton in merced county, and 32 year old stuart common sin of santa cruz were all killed the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating the crash. we have an update now on a 40 year old sunnyvale murder case, gary ramirez, who was arrested earlier this month. was extradited to the bay area from his home state of hawaii over the weekend this afternoon, just as he was said to go before a judge for his arraignment, his lawyer announced he had a medical condition and could not appear. prosecutors say ramirez kidnapped 15 year old karen stitt from a sunnyvale bus stop in 1982 and then sexually assaulted her and murdered her. they say dna evidence found on the victim was linked to ramirez , california farm workers who are marching to the state capital have about 50 more miles to go. oh no, no, no, no. united farm workers posted video to twitter today showing marchers outside lodi farmworkers hope participating in a 335 mile march to sacramento will convince governor newsom to sign a bill that would allow farm workers to vote by mail in union elections in march comes 56 years after cesar chavez is historic march to sacramento. all right, a little bit of a roller coaster of temperatures. the last few days, we were very hot on saturday cooler on sunday warmer today and then a little bit cooler tomorrow. so temperatures today came up about 10 to 15 degrees over what they were yesterday. up to 100 degrees in santa rosa. still shy of that 107 back on saturday in fairfield, but warmed up today. temperatures tomorrow, going to cool down a couple of degrees, not a big cool down, but these numbers will end up most of these mid upper nineties will end up in the mid nineties, santa rosa will drop down, probably in the low nineties 94 95 something like that. so the fog is back at the coast kind of interesting fog footprint there, isn't it with the fog sitting right at the kind of you know, south tower end. fog is not that deep right now. the marine layers pretty shallow, but it's starting to deepen out again, which indicates it will be slightly cooler tomorrow, but it's not going to be this big. um cool down. it's just going to be subtle. now the fog is going to be in a lot of bay area counties tomorrow morning as it does stretch out, so we'll be seeing fog all the way into concord and out towards livermore and walnut creek. these are the current temperatures. see the sea breeze where it is and where it's going to go. and then you can see we're running well ahead of where we were last night at this time, so tomorrow going to be just a little bit cooler, more fog. when you wake up, you're gonna have fog and all. almost all nine bay area counties. mild start upper fifties low sixties to your day and then mostly sunny throughout the rest of the day with highs. little cooler than today. pretty pleasant day . we'll see you back here at the full forecast. just a few minutes. all right. we'll see you then. bill thank you. still ahead tonight, a large explosion leads to the discovery of an illegal hash oil lab in santa rosa in a home there, also a business hit by several bullets after a drive by shooting in menlo park. why police say they believe it was a targeted attack and a new scam is targeting college students heading back to school in new york that warning for incoming freshmen. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. and led to the arrest of a man who was manufacturing hash oil in his garage. fire department says firefighters responded to the home on the 1000 block of russell avenue just around 10 o'clock last night and found the garage door blown open. investigators say the explosion was caused by an illegal butane hash oil lab found in the garage. the explosion was so big it actually shifted the garage several feet off the foundation . no one was hurt, including two children who live at the home. the suspect, 22 year old cameron lanzini, was arrested on child endangerment, causing a fire and manufacturing a controlled substance. some workers in menlo park are shaken up tonight after a drive by shooting step bullets flying into their office building. it's an unusual crime for the city, and now police are asking for the public's help. ktvu jesse gary has more now from menlo park. menlo park. police believe a drive by shooting sunday was not random, but rather a targeted attack. something the police chief says is rare for this city. very alarming for us very unusual in general and menlo park is very infrequent that we get shooting incidents of this type. investigators say the violence took place around 1 30 in the afternoon. four people were sitting in a car in a parking lot near the menlo park caltrain station when shots were fired from a passing car. the noise startled area convenience store workers. somebody hit my glasses there, because very you know too much out, but the after then i saw some police. they're responding, officers say one of four passengers was hit. he was rushed to an area hospital with non life threatening injuries. this was an isolated incident and that the suspects immediately fled after the incident. and so we don't believe that there's any immediate danger in the area. chief don norris says his officers use of proactive policing has led to numbers of illegal firearms being seized. 17 years, 7 11 owners should tell, patel says the most she's had to deal with is theft and one hold up. a drive by shooting is a frightful first. it was really shocked because it never happened before and knowing the city. it's all this pain. you don't have any violence over. yeah never, ever always worry about this, because sometimes you know some bad persons, so you know there will be the gunshot that is scared. plus detectives are canvassing video from area security cameras to come up with vehicle and suspect descriptions. as soon as we have some more descriptive information will put that out. park police asked anyone with information about this crime to give them a call in menlo park. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news cyber security experts on high alert as a dangerous ransomware is threatening private computer networks coming up the warning for bay area companies. plus the coolest festival i've been to and i'm so happy to be here in person south, a film festival is back after the break. we're going to hear from writers and directors and attendees about the films that san jose sina quest and despite some big box office films this year, major movie chains are struggling to stay afloat. the company that could soon be filing for bankruptcy. also ahead, getting some despite getting some nice defense, the a's struggled tonight on the offensive end. our joe fonzi will run it all down for us later in sports. yawn festivals in the bay area is happening in san jose sina quest is showcasing a variety of films and documentaries. documentaries from filmmakers all across the country. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live now at the california theater, where it's all being held lamonica. you know, it's not a coincidence that cynic west has held here in silicon valley because this is where tech meets filmmaking and film makers from all walks of life or able to tell their stories, so not a lot of people recognize that there's so much technology that goes into the media that we consume whether that's film, whether that's photos, so we like to honor the people who who got that technology to us in the first place. the request. film festival showcases dozens of films each year, including short films, features documentaries, comedies and dramas. director tom wang presented a film monday based on its own chinese american family called dealing with dad in this business, um, to tell these stories i was an actor before. and i realized that there were no roles for me. and so i realized if you want to tell you stories that make those stories ourselves well, it's an all asian asian cast. and that's why we came because there's not a lot of those. they're starting to be more but we wanted to come and support them. request says its mission is to display the creativity of innovation and art through film. it gives budding filmmakers a chance to bring their own unique voice to a new viewing audience. you're really trying to find yourself right and you really have limited resources. you can really only make a short film. so that's what i've been doing with my work. filmmakers from across the country are presenting films about people from all over the world quest was once voted usa today's best film festival and won screenwriter says the film fest is the exposure. independent filmmakers need tell the stories that are real to you that you can really speak to. that means something to you because those are what are authentic. and those are the stories that the world wants to hear. because you're the only one who can make them. listen the quest film festival will be in san jose until friday, august 26th, and if you'd like more information about screening times and tickets, you can go to cynic west dot org julie great event happening in the south bay lamonica. thank you. amc stock plunged today after rivals in a world warned it was considering filing for bankruptcy. amc's new preferred share class also hit the market, which analysts say contributed to the drop. shares of the theater chain were down nearly 42% today that's on top of a loss of more than 26% last week, amc s new preferred share class, called ap units creates a new way for the company to raise money warning for college students in new york state officials say scammers are targeting incoming freshmen and returning student agents for their personal information. some of the scams include promises of a scholarship, free tuition or a job offer. other scams involve apartment rentals and credit cards. they want your information. students need to be very much aware. you know that looks too good to be true. it probably is, um you know, you can check better business bureau that has to do with scholarships . go to your university experts say, never reveal your personal information. unless you're absolutely sure about the identity of the person you're speaking with. that means no address. no social security number and no credit card number. a warning tonight from the fbi about dangerous ransomware that crashes computer networks. this is a growing threat to many companies and private agencies. ktvu is tom baker spoke with two of the country's top cyber security agencies about the increasing rests facing many government and corporate computer networks. i and the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency urgently advises all bay area companies about increasing ransomware cyber attacks known as zeppelin. the warning is aimed at all industries, but in particular one beset with dealing with covid and monkey pox, somewhere has been particularly interested in targeting the health care industry. attackers are looking for cash cows that have weak cybersecurity. they're kind of cyberport, but they're you know, financially rich if you will, zeppelin ransomware can both hide or steal a victim's data, rendering it useless. often the criminals demand bitcoin payments of thousands to more than a million dollars. victim company can get us involved soon enough that we can do a good job of doing, you know, black chain analysis and tracking where those funds go, even if they go through, uh, money laundering services called mixers or templars once ransom is actually paid. the victims expect promised codes to restore their data. there is no honor amongst thieves. when victim companies pay the ransom only one out of every four times do they get the key and unlocks all of their data? ziplines creators have now begun leasing their ransom alert to other cybercriminals who might have other incentives such as terrorism, financial destabilization or out and out anarchy they can sell, potentially sell that data to other hackers to say, hey, we made, you know a million dollars off this organization. will sell this to you for an x amount and since attackers often bounce their crimes through legitimate servers and computers worldwide available, destructive counterattacks are risky. we could potentially damage unwitting victims devices. the only real solution get most nations to act in their own self interest through a geneva like cyberspace convention that can give us more surgical precision to make sure that we're only disrupting the criminals themselves on ktvu .com. we've posted a link to federal tools businesses can use to help themselves. tom vacar ktvu, fox two new san francisco police are searching for the person who shot and killed an innocent bystander. this happened 2 30 yesterday morning. on 19th and mission streets. nearby businesses tell us the intersection is disputed territory between rival gangs and that a fight broke out just before the shooting. witnesses say that the man who died had been driving his truck and collecting bottles to recycle as the bars in that area closed for the night. businesses have surveillance video of the incident but said they do not want to release it at this time. video can be extremely important . you know, it helps us with obviously, uh, identification of a subject first and foremost, but later on, it's a it's a big help in in prosecution if and when we get to that stage of the investigation, police say two other people were hurt in the shooting. so far, no arrests have been made. coming up at 11 , a mobile app that can help save lives is launching in the bay area, the type of support it will provide to a person experiencing a medical emergency. and the temperatures did warm up today about 10 to 15 degrees in the warmest spots, but then we trend down tomorrow with sort of a subtle week ahead . i'll have the five day forecast coming up and google now reporting one of the largest covid-19 outbreaks in the state , the company's campuses that are seeing a spike in cases. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. from the prior quarter. revenue was up 8% when compared to the same time last year. the san jose based company blamed the strong revenue miss in the second quarter in part on the u. s. dollar shares fell as much as 9% in extended trading today after zoom scale back its full year forecast for earnings and revenue and on wall street. there was a big selloff today, stocks tumbled over renewed worries about inflation and rising interest rates. the dow fell 643 point or nearly 2. nasdaq was down 323 points and the s and p finished the day down. 90 points. tech companies and retailers saw some of the biggest losses. tesla ceo elon musk has made another move. an attempt to pull out of buying twitter must cast subpoenaed former twitter ceo jack dorsey as part of an effort to back out of his $44 billion agreement to acquire the company that dorsey helped found. musk wants out because he claims twitter failed to provide adequate information about the number of fake twitter accounts, among other for reasons. twitter and musk are headed for an october trial in delaware. that should determine whether twitter can force the billionaire to go through with the acquisition google offices in the los angeles area experiencing a major covid outbreak, health officials say 300 google employees are infected with the virus. that's currently the largest outbreak for any employer. in l. a county health officials say google's play a vista office recorded 135 cases with another 145 cases recorded at google's offices in venice. google reportedly has 2000 employees in the l. a area . royal caribbean has updated its covid-19 protocols to allow more unvaccinated people to sail on their ships beginning september 5th all travelers, regardless of vaccination status, can take cruises from los angeles. galveston's texas and new orleans and those who wish to set sail in europe can board a ship from a european homeport. unvaccinated passengers will have to test on board before setting sail. the government wants passengers to be compensated when their flight is delayed or canceled. this is nearly 9000 flights were delayed over the weekend in a letter to airline secretary of transportation pete buddha judges asking airlines to include at the very least, meal vouchers for delays of three hours or more and offer a hotel. all room for passengers. you must wait overnight because of a delay or cancelation. looking at the list of the worst airports for delays and cancelations for out of the top 10 4 delays are in florida. unlike other places in the country, florida is a very attractive destination for travelers. and so when you have that much demand on the airspace , certainly the faa has their hands full in terms of coming up with new ways and new ideas of handling that increased traffic . department of transportation also plans to release an interactive dashboard before labor day weekend. it will show travelers what each airline offers when it comes to delays and cancelations. quality advisory in the bay area tomorrow of more on that coming up, there's a nice live look out at the bay bridge and the city by the bay in the distance here, we're also going to check in with chief meteorologist bill marnie's going with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the 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the new data showing faint rings around jupiter, too tiny. tunes and other unexpected details. a lot of detailed structure from clouds and storm systems, exciting data that will help shed light on the mysteries of our solar system's largest planet. in the background. we saw these galaxies, which we don't really work on ourselves. but the fact that you see galaxies sort of in the background where you take a picture of jupiter. that's quite stunning. i think the nasa website also credits citizen scientist judy schmidt of modesto, who assembled the images from the james webb space telescope. they don't come like this straight from the telescope . there's a lot of image processing that comes into play . the telescope captures the images with infrared light filters, which make it invisible to the human eye. so images were artificially colored with blue, white, green, yellow and orange to make the feature stand out. the blur from the rotating planet also had to be removed to get the images and tiny details the big image that you see of jupiter. only jupiter is made up of many individual pieces. she made a mosaic of 32 different, uh, pieces. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. attend smoke from the sixth river's fire up to our north and trinity county could possibly affect our air quality . tomorrow. you could see some pays over mount diablo tonight that smoke may drift into the bay area, prompting that advisory have little haze and you may or may not even smell the smoke with that we swing it over to chief meteorologist bill martin. what do you think bill about tomorrow? we'll kind of like what you said you were talking about in the break. but this is gonna be up higher. so we probably won't like in the sunset. you saw a little bit of that amount by mount diablo should stay pretty high on the atmos. sure there's north. northwest winds will bring it down the coast, though, but we've got a pretty good breeze going so again, i think it will be a higher up. i don't suspect unless you ultra sensitive will cause much of a problem. that's why it's not a spare the air day. it's an air quality advisory. that's just your quality district saying, hey, you may notice this. they're not horribly worried either. 100 degrees today in santa rosa. those temperatures came up yesterday cooled down today. it came up tomorrow cools down again and then we kind of ride that. that mild pattern right into the weekend when the weekend we're going to see temperatures in the hot spots just in the low nineties. so again a great pattern. if you're like me, and you're concerned as all heck about fire danger, right? i mean, it's always high, but these patterns have been really, um, very helpful in terms of concerns for that. there's beautiful shot. that's san francisco. obviously that's the bay bridge. that's the fog kind of shallow right because we're looking down on the fog bank. from sutro tower, so it's well below. you know, 1000 ft. it should stretch out tonight you'll see that in the model temperatures right now are running warmer than they were last night. but by tomorrow morning, we should start off cooler. if we're talking about that dallas area. this was the storm that went through 24 hours ago. this is how it kind of wound down over 15 to 18 19 inches of rain. lots of flooding there. that system has moved east of them for us. we've got this system up here, which is starting to look more like fall. it's not fall, but it's certainly a little stuff going on the illusion islands, but for us, it's just dry and mild or warmed mild right into the bay area weekend. overnight low forecast. this is what i wanted to get to this is the fog footprint for tomorrow morning, so yeah, i'm pretty much all nine bay area counties are going to have some form of father. low clouds. of course that starts off a little bit cooler. it also does a number on air quality, too, because we're gonna have a have a nice breeze tonight that's continuing out in the delta and so that cleans out the atmosphere and gets us ready for another day. tomorrow and tomorrow. the fog burns back. the afternoon ends up a lot like today but slightly cooler. so instead of the 100 we saw today in santa rosa. we're going to see 94 in santa rosa somewhere about there. 87 napa tomorrow 89 in san rafael and then 94 annex still warm day. still a nice day . just not as hot as it was today or on saturday. we do trend that way. as far as temperatures go, there's tomorrow and then wednesday, thursday and friday that top tier number represents. declining temperature patterns, so that's pretty good stuff, especially for the bay area weekend. we're getting closer to fall around here. i'll see you back here at 11. all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. well it's been a while since we've seen rain or snow in the mountains. but sierra ski resorts are already getting ready today. vail resorts announced its operating plans for the upcoming season. colquitt is hoping to open on december 2nd and heavenly resort and north star are targeting to open on november 18th. earlier today we spoke with the vice president of heavenly ski resort who says he doesn't anticipate any delays in the opening dates , especially with snow making technology. certainly mother nature sometimes plays a role, but we're pretty consistent over the last many years around opening right before thanksgiving, so we feel pretty good about it. technology has gotten better and we're able to make snow and kind of shorter windows of time over the last few years, and when mother nature doesn't help us with the natural stuff. uh we're just certainly grateful to have the large snow making systems that we have. the resort say they plan to close in april, depending on the conditions this year, coming up in sports 49ers finally healthy and feeling very good. joe fonzi has more on his quest to be a force on the niners defensive line this season. then on the 11 o'clock news, the white house is stepping up its response to the monkeypox outbreak, and now thousands of vaccine doses are heading to the bay area. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. is happening tonight in sports after winning their second preseason game on saturday, the 49ers were back on the practice field today in santa clara. the game and minnesota was a homecoming for trey lance, but he did not suit up was back running the offense today and is expected to get some reps in the 49ers final practice game on thursday in houston, one of the players who has impressed in camp this summer as a guy who the 49ers thought enough of two make him their number one draft pick two years ago, ken law was taken 14th overall in 2020, but until this season has never been completely healthy plate was just four games last year before requiring the surgery, rehab transformed his body's expected to make a big impact on the defensive line this season in la, like most players, has also found a good part of his improvement is simply learning how things work in an nfl system. when you coming into a new league and learning all types of nuances of the game. it's a lot getting thrown at you. kind of forget about like, just playing football. like just having fun, you know, so i feel like i'm finally getting back to having fun and, you know, just really. just being a kid again. you know now that i'm not in any pain, so ever since the 49ers cut him loose after the 2020 season. nick mullens has been looking for a home as of today. he has another new one. mullins has been in camp with the raiders in saw significant time in their first two preseason games today was traded to minnesota for a conditional seventh round draft pick in 2024 mullins made 16 starts with the 49ers as a backup when jimmy garoppolo was injured. in 2018 and 20 he spent last season with the cleveland browns. and here's another familiar face robert saleh in his second year as head coach of the jets. would we normally care about the jets and falcons in the preseason? no unless there is a crazy place to show you the falcons philippe franks sacked by bradley and i, and nine not only makes the tackle forces a fumble, then picks the ball up himself and returns it for a touchdown. and that will help your defensive stat sheet. the former 49ers defensive coordinator could hardly contain himself. the jets win 24 16, something they hope can translate into the regular season where they want all of four games last season. well you would have to be a very hardcore baseball fan to decide you're going to the coliseum tonight to see the a's host of miami marlins a season low crowd of 2630 decided to do that. it's about making an impression for the future for members of these teams. charles leblanc homers for miami in the second inning off the a's mauler. that's number two on the year for the marlins rookie nick allen trying to make a case for himself in the eighties and nice defensive play by alan here to retire, ma'am, he's joey wendell wendell. and another rookie pitcher edward cabrera, trying to impress cabrera makes a langoliers one of his seventh strikeout victims. cabrera allowed just two hits and eight show that innings. the marlins blank the a's three to nothing, and it is time to officially be on. aaron judge watch judge blasted this opposite field shot tonight off the mets. max scherzer. that's number 47 on the air for judge. he has 39 games to pass his career high of 52. he's got a shot at roger maris's yankee record of 61. yankees had lost 14 of their last 18 games before winning this 1 42, and this might be the official offseason for nba players, but they're seemingly never really away from the court. draymond green was taking part in a camps run by legendary nba trainer rico hines greens intensity has never been questioned. he had some well aimed words, some of them we can't say for the kids in the camp who didn't feel we're working as hard as they could have. we can talk like that. we want but at the end of the day play a role in yes, it's too team that can do they want to do. 13 of them. to play a role. they want to do today. everybody else got to roll. so you're gonna need to master your role as you're gonna get up. he did understand the gist of that if you could get it through the beeps, alright, check this out time on a monday night, two on nobody out for the rangers tonight in minnesota, nathaniel . low reps are shot grabbed by the twins joe miranda first steps on first to retire corey seager for double play, then throws to second where shortstop carlos correa makes a nice buddy getting marcus semien. that's minnesota's second triple play of the season. twins were 221 winners. and we always have our eyes out for stars of the future. this is a high school game between rosewood high and goldsboro, north carolina and north johnson. rosewood will win 21 thanks to this cake by the cougars. hector gutierrez? yes keep your eye on the way to get out of my way. that's in my elevation getting it to him. absolutely yeah. all right. thank you. and next at 11 spoke to said that they would take advantage of it. maybe start small. i have one or two in order for us to see what happens . reaction pouring in tonight over governor newsom's decision to veto a controversial bill that would have legalized supervised injection sites for users of illegal drugs. 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now governor newsom strikes down legislation that would have legalized the sites in san francisco and oakland. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener supporters say the sites would help drug addicts recover. opponents argue it normalizes illegal behavior. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live in the newsroom with the governor's reasoning, janna julian, my governor, newsom says that he does remain open to the idea, but he had concerns about the bill being too broad without enough detailed planning. supporters of the bill say the governor is wrong and rejecting the plan that can save lives and improve public safety. senate bill 57 would have allowed city to create pilot programs for supervised injection sites where people would be allowed to use illegal drugs in a facility supervised by trained staff. on monday, governor gavin newsom rejected the bill, he said in a statement quote the unlimited number of injection sites that the bill would authorize facilities which could exist well into the later 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