engagements and commitments to the states of the middle east, the people of the middle east. there are a lot of issues we did not have a chance to touch on today and we would love to have another opportunity to talk about some of the other things on people's minds. but we are delighted to have had this opportunity and delighted to have an old friend and colleague representing the great state of new jersey in congress and we look forward to continuing the conversation with you later. rep. malinowski: next, president biden eating with attorney general merrick garland along with lawmakers and officials to discuss efforts to reduce gun violence. then, legal experts testify before the house committee on the elections clause and regulating elections. after that, senator patrick lee on his $3.7 billion supplemental spending bill to address the needs brought on by the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol and the global pandemic. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of goven

i guess east teen. right. but received her first dose of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine while it may not be the ideal way to celebrate a birthday. she couldn't wait to get vaccinated. chip yost has that story for us. >> and we've >> getting a covid vaccine shot is not the most traditional way to spend one's 12th birthday. but for sydney, hogue of tustin. this is exactly where she wanted to be. and exactly what she wanted to be doing. >> i just wanted to get it first chance that i could so that i don't carry on to anyone and i we can help stop this pandemic. >> she wasn't the only 12 year-old at this whole vaccine clinic in twins cooper and brody mueller just turned 12 yesterday was idea. was this for you guys to get vaccinated today. >> well, they're getting their shots. those who still have not are apparently becoming harder to convince a new poll by the associated press norc center for public affairs research says of those still unvaccinated 45% said they definitely will not get a vaccination shot. and 35% said

one east bay of acid. a program is focusing on educating the community about the vaccine and helping people sign up to get the shot focuses in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. one of the areas that has been hardest hit by covid kron four's tale of a sack explains. >> a community vaccine effort in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is now extended due to the rising concerns of the delta variant. there are about 40 ambassadors in the district 5 days a week and they're going door to door educating residents about the vaccine and reducing barriers to get the shot. however, they now face more challenges as we get deeper into this pandemic. part is art. >> is that they are trying to come beings. >> people with don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned. well, their efforts have helped many more people make an

to the east. that will keep the moisture and associated thunder storms and potential of lightening to the east. starting tuesday. san francisco stays cool with the fog and misty sky. inland areas kind of hot tomorrow. lose the chance of seeing thunder. red flag warnings for the hills. should expire 5:00. or earlier. we'll hope for that. trend cooler through the week and maybe more monsoon moisture next weekend. we'll watch that. >> stay tuned. >> coming up the road to tokyo goes through the bay area. an olympian who trained with a legendary coach in the south bay. >>> as we gear up for the games in tokyo. it's important to note so many dreams began or got a leg up right here in the bay area. among those who trained here on the way to tokyo, judo athlete. the legendary program into his journey. >> it's a room where dreams are made. or put to rest. sweat and sacrifice are a necessity of the journey. in the middle of the university, a training ground. the dojo for the legendary program. among those w

at another hospital in east l.a. says the median age of her covid patients is 34. >>> the city of brentwood in contra costa county has also seen a spike in covid cases and hospitalizations, so starting monday, anyone entering or working in city buildings must wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. in san francisco, if you want to get out and enjoy a drink at a bar, you now need to covid shot first. the san francisco bar alliance, which represents more than 300 bars, needs you to provide proof of vaccination or a negative covid test if you want to drink inside. it's part of a citywide effort to protect staff and customers. >> not knowing what's safe and what's not anymore, because you just don't know enough about the delta variant. so i don't want to take it home to my kid. i don't want any of our customers to take it home to our kids. >> if you have a customer come in, you're dealing with one bartender, but this one bartender is dealing with 200 customers in a shift and we are getting sick. >> most owners say

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keep watch over there. >> in the east bay. the california high patrol now investigating a fatal shooting along highway 4 that killed one person and injured a second. >> the driver who died was a 24 year-old woman. a kid was in the front passenger seat in stable condition now and an infant who was in the backseat was not hurt. >> kron four's camila barco reporting. now the shooting on this particular stretch of highway 4 unfortunately is not uncommon. >> i drive on highway almost every day and the traffic is always very heavy. i avoided as much as i can. it's always been a negative experience. contra, costa county residents. a highway for is notorious for traffic jams and car crashes. >> over the last few months. it's turned into a killing ground. saturday evening bullets struck this black toyota camry and shattered the windows. >> the vehicle crashed into a metal guardrail. >> at the top of the port. chicago offering. >> the shooter killed one person wounded another and fled the scene and surprise witness price. i think that w

this is a few blocks east of 880. firefighters are trying to protect buildings on the sides of the original building. they were having to pull out deciding to fight this fire from a distance

the hottest spots, east of mt. diablo, 108 in fairfield and antioch, 110 degrees in brentwood but around today low 70s, san francisco, upper 70s to around 84 the east bay, upper 90 to 100 degrees for most of the northbay, until you had even farther north to northern sonoma and napa county, inland mendocino and lake county well over 100 degrees and the fire danger is going to be elevated. the number is halfway up our fire danger index scale but all the yellow shaded in the tate trouble spots especially solano county -- temperatures back off slightly sunday but it's still going to be hot inland. we are close to normal already by monday and then right around normal tuesday through the rest of next week so it's a heat wave but it's not going to last forever. we'll have an update on the temperatures we expect for tomorrow and any updates for the second half of the week and. hopefully cools down a little faster coming up at 11:00. >>> still to come, the critically endangered sea turtle that now has about 100 new reasons

the heat retreating a little farther awaiting the east and southeast. temperatures are going to stay on the cooler side through the end of the work week and just a little baby warm-up in store as we head into the weekend. right now from the top of the mark hopkins hotel there is cloud cover and fog, even a little bit of drizzle on the camera lens. ground level, not much of that region just yet but that's going to change later on tonight. temperatures are cool, 55 downtown, that spot but just 60 degrees in oakland, not much one for the east bay. mid-60s for santa rosa, low 70s liver morant in concord, the warmest spots on the map, just a dramatic change from where we were 48 hours ago. it is a bit easy out there, still hot inland. temperatures up to 100 degrees, contrast between their hot temperatures and the cool weather around the bay area helps to get the onshore breeze to really kick in as you get a little further into the delta. we are getting some 30-plus mile an hour wind gusts indicated by all those brighter colors in contra costa and solano coun

drought monitor ma'am, the north and east bay are covered in maroon. the color that categorizes the color no one wants to be in, exceptional drought. >> when someone has a glass. water and they knock it down the sink before they leave. i get upset. no. you could have water a plant! >> reporter: matt with the east bay park district says that spells death for species already on the brink of extinction. >> we're concerned that they are not able to complete their full breeding cycle. >> reporter: it is common for ponlds to dry up in the bay area but this year he said they dried up much earlier, kicking off a domino effect for coyotes scouring for food. >> the rodent population decreased significantly. that's what they depend on. if they're not finding it in our area, they're moving on. >> reporter: emeven grazing cattle have run out of water. >> we had to remove them earlier. it wasn't healthy for the cows to remain on the land. >> reporter: the 1-2 punch of the drought is also killing off 1,500 acres of trees in the east bay regional park district. he sai

i am the director of the middle east program here at the wilson center. welcome to our event this morning, the gaza cease-fire, what's next? we have a distinguished panel this morning to discuss the latest developments on the israeli-palestinian arena and the biden policy, particularly after the cease-fire that followed violence that took the lives of more than 200 palestinians, including 66 children. we are glad to welcome the president and ceo of the wilson center to introduce our panel. we also welcome acting assistant secretary joey hood and the ambassador of egypt to the united states to discuss egypt's role in brokering the negotiation as well as a member of the washington institute to discuss his views after his most recent trip to israel and the west bank. and then ambassador james jeffrey will discussed the strategic implications of the conflict. >> thank you, marissa. welcome to the wilson center. i am mark green and i have the honor of leading our remarkable team of scholars and analysts. congress chartered the wilson center five decades ago to

our role in the plaza east rehab program. as folks may remember, our office brought a loan quest to our citywide affordable housing loan committee for rehab money and services funds. when we were last in front of this committee, we explained our role going forward, which is to monitor the construction and the financing and the performance of the team on that loan. so we have -- pardon me while i find my text. so in essence, the team has submitted their first pay application for the construction work, which kicked off at the end of may. we just received the pay application at the end of last week, and we're reviewing it right now. but essentially 12% of the repair work has been completed. that means 12% of the budget and 12% of the scope. 25 units are complete. 59 units are partially complete. of the units that were completed, 14 were already vacant and those are being used for in-house relocations. there has not been any overnight relocations off-site as of this date. the project continues to be on schedule and on budget. as

inland east bay, warming up to the 90s friday into saturday. north bay, cooler as we head through next week and upper 50s low 60s along the coast. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> if you are headed to altamont pass we are tracking a lot of brake lights west bound out of tracy, starting at mount house. you see all the red on censors to about north flynn as we get to 580. wind advisory is still in effect for altamont pass. that was issued by chp overnight. be cautious if in a high profile vehicle. 37 minutes from 205 towards 680. a live automatic at 880, near colosseum, traffic is looking great. no delays. south of there, i am getting first reports of a crash south bound 880 on the off ramp, looks like it may be blocking the road way. a little bit fog this morning but overall a 19 minute ride from highway 37 down to the golden gate bridge. a pretty easy ride if headed into san francisco out of marin. bay bridge toll plaza, they have not officially turned on metering lights but we are starting to see this back up out of the east

the high pressure moving to the east. that will keep us in the heat for one more day and will keep stirring the storms toward the sierra instead of us. a little bit of heat hanging around morgan hill and gilroy. 82 to 88 across the south bay. 7040 83 on the peninsula. low to mid 60s along the coast with 65 to 70 for downtown and south san francisco. going to the game tonight? astros in town. how will the giants treat the astros? it will be interesting to know. down to 57. north bay is look at 77 of vallejo. 101 in cloverdale. along the east bay, 72 in berkeley up to 84 in castro valley. as we go inland, 98 in brentwood. back in the mid-50s to mid 60s tonight. near 90 inland. mid to upper 70s around the bay and low to mid 60s at the coast. an extended period of average weather. >>> so, emergency officials and eastern is of an essay that timing was everything when they had tornadoes touch down earlier. many lives could have been lost. take a look at this extraordinary damage. twisters tore apart this car dealership. powerfu

east bound, heads up. there is a vehicle fire on the right shoulder as you approach toll plaza area. that may cause brake lights east bound heading into the oakland area. west bound richmond san rafael bridge is sluggish near the toll plaza. 20 minute ride highway 4 to the maze. >> thanks so much. thanks darren. thanks gianna. before we say good-bye. >> let's go to concord where a local man is looking to break an unusual record he first set 50 years ago. this is chuck harper and his buddy mike, working to break a record for the longest nonstop teeter totter session. >> he is trying to break the record he made when he was 18 ú they went nine days. so far, they have made it five days. good luck to them. >> they look comfortable. >> but it's going to be hot. hopefully they have some water. there it is. >> maybe that's coffee. >> might be something else. >> or something else. >> i think you need a little bit more to get through. >> that is true. fun. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this mo

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what's happening in the middle east? how that is that there is forgotten sec of value that is happening in the largest traditional economy sectors. so take, for example, a business like open source. where did all of those ads that used to appear in 64 page printed newspapers in the middle east go. and the ad that is related to the rest of that you are selling a car or guarantee going to apartment or looking for somebody to hire or offering any kind of suggest. all of those ad has shifted to open source. so all of those, you know, 1000000000 dollar evaluations have shifted to online businesses with the lack of open tool cleaning the way not even that, but those businesses are getting closer to that transaction. so though they started by, you know, selling advertising space, they're now making a costs on the transaction itself, which means that even going to be bigger than that, you know, they're basically parallel business models in that traditionally economy. the same is happening, for example, in the automotive sector,

and even to reach consensus in d, u the same middle east issue. so it is as long as you is not one country, but the combination of 27 at the state. sure. well, it also remain like this, that not in all foreign policy issues you easily can reach very brilliant consensus or, or you can push forward the very brilliant ideas where there you like the position of your member states. this is really strong so that they feel look at the middle east then. yes, it last, it already dick gates and dick gates, but it's not only the europe and union also, no other country came out with the solution which, which really can be helpful. so that, that's why disease really sensitive and complex and problematic issue. you talk about progress in the west mulkins with, with all the disruptions spreading inside be you. is there any point in pushing ahead with enlargement plans there? don't you have enough problems without importing feuds and organized crime and the drug and people trafficking and smuggling from the west. mulkins, they don't seem to be making a lot of pro

in the east bay. new measures are now being taken to prevent sideshows in oakland. kron 4 says it dunes brings us the details there. >> one less intersection for illegal sideshows. that is what the city of oakland hopes will be the result of installing these raised pavement markers called bots diet at the intersection of 35th avenue and macarthur was your car your parents cannot fly cow. >> discourage the sideshow activity. secondly at a reduced speed. >> oakland city councilmember noel guile says, but are among several side chilled the tournaments in the works for oakland city streets here at the major >> we're going to try you know what and then again, the other one that we're looking at like like they have in europe or even in mexico and major intersections. they have the roundabout ride that you've got to slow down to go around to get to the next why that particular intersection because of side shows that happened there. previously. you know, one, it was a sideshow, but then 35th as a downhill. >> coming from way up in the hills right up on highway 30 and then w

your way in london to the east bay and even south bay as well. antioch, though, because you're near the triple digits today only going to cool down to 69 degrees. so yeah, flirting with 70's for your overnight lows. temperatures tomorrow, though some really but not really going to feel it mid-nineties as opposed to the mid to upper 90's. we're currently in right now for warmest inland valleys, low 90's for santa rosa and nevado. but we're going to hold steady right along the coast and east bay shoreline with mid 60's to mid 70's. thanks to that sea breeze and also that marine layer that's been pretty stubborn for the last couple of days. but we are tracking, though, everyone cooling down just in time for this weekend with seasonal weather heading our way and no threat of thunderstorms. just seen. so also a plus back to you caught the next couple days. thanks to it's time for a break. here. but at 3.45 we will. >> go to tokyo to take this live look there right now. american star simone biles has withdrawn from the individual all around competition

. >> if only it made its way into the east bay, which it's not doing, not quite yet. saturday and sunday we expect a cool change. and we do look at the fog, because that's about all we can see from the top of the mark hopkins. numbers today reflect the fact it's cool at the shoreline but warm inland. right now, concord's got 88. san francisco it's just 60. pacifica managed only 57 degrees for a high today. and we're going to be looking for things to cool off for everybody by saturday. in the meantime, it is still 10 degrees above average inhe way,t what's keeping us where we are -- that high pressure over nebraska, over the midwest. and we're on the westerly edge of that, east coast is on the easterly edge, and we're all fairly warm with that strong high keeping hot spots hot. but low pressure begins to move down to from the gulf, and as the low approaches, the marine layer will deepen. by the time we get to the weekend, numbers come down inland, cooler than they were. the effects of that high with a monsoonal flow from south to north. and they got a few thunder bumpe

also in the east home depot is being targeted by shoplifters. investigators say in some cases these load up shopping carts and tools. a walk right out the door forces the has that story. >> you can add people in hercules to the growing list of retailers experiencing arrests shoplifting crimes here in the bay area. we've had 3. >> deaths that have been reported to us just in the last couple of weeks about 15 deaths there since the first of the year. >> hercules police investigators are cross referencing with other bay area. law enforcement searching for possible suspects who may be connected to similar crimes and sometimes it will will recognize that person is someone that we have dealt with. but it's very white ranged. >> and they often move around particular that these >> different things are happening particularly home people sometimes think they will still the item directly putting under a coat just putting the cart and walk out with it has happened near the day. get young men a little bit of the courts and went out emergency exit in their ca

as you make your way into the east bay shoreline and mid 70's for antioch. so we are tracking quite a difference in temperatures from half moon bay and antioch more than 20 degrees right there. but overnight lows tonight widespread mid to upper 50's with tomorrow's daytime highs cooling down even for inland valleys in the low 80's for conquered and livermore. some 2 to 5 degrees below average downtown san francisco and oakland seasonable in the mid 60's to low 70's, cooling down even more by tuesday of this upcoming week. bst take a look at the warming trend. it's going to be the hot, dry weather next weekend that i'm going to keep an eye on triple digit heat. dale. in the forecast. we could break records 5 to 15 degrees above average summer. certainly arriving. yeah, it's hot across the board member. thank you. in national news, president biden, the first lady and the vice president are hitting the road this weekend for the administration's america's back together tour. >> it's a celebration of progress in the fight against the coronavirus every nolan has d

to the east. that will keep the moisture and associated thunder storms and potential of lightening to the east. starting tuesday. san francisco stays cool with the fog and misty sky. inland areas kind of hot tomorrow. lose the chance of seeing thunder. red flag warnings for the hills. should expire 5:00. or earlier. we'll hope for that. trend cooler through the week and maybe more monsoon moisture next weekend. we'll watch that. >> stay tuned. >> coming up the road to tokyo goes through the bay area. an olympian who trained with a legendary coach in the south bay. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. >>> as we gear up for the games in tokyo.

so the wins pushing the smoke away from us, our east. that i will say this, as we look to our smoke concentration forecast, by the end of the weekend into next week we could see a shifting wind direction, out of the east, and pushing into our area. so as we look to monday, there is the possibility of smoke pushing into the bay area. of course we'll monitor that very closely for you. back to you. >>> new at noon, governor newsom was down in l.a. today to address the efforts being made to put a stop to retail crime theft. >> state of california has no police department, it has the california highway patrol. that does not negate our responsibility and our role to work with local law enforcement, to work with local das, to work with local elected officials to address the issue of violence and organize in a strategic and regional basis, our efforts. that's exactly what this legislation will afford us the right to. >> this all comes as the state has seen a recent spike in organized retail crime. we've seen incidents like this again and again,

that's the east bay valleys. the way to think of this is 680 and 580, all the communities along those two corridors from in between concord and livermore. that's really where the priority is. it's going to be hot in the north bay. look at santa rosa, not even colored on the map. excessive heat warning applies to mountains, not santa rosa. this is a heat advisory. not as bad as excessive heat warning but it will be hot enough that you need to take this seriously. let's look at where the worst is. concord. for the past couple days it hasn't been bad. it was 86 wednesday. yesterday we warmed up to 98. let's fill in the days. today 104. saturday is the peak, going up to 108. sunday is better but still in excessive heat warning. it doesn't expire until sunday night. then monday, all the way back down to the upper 80s. that's the least pleasant looking forecast we are going to see. a lot of communities in and around concord have to consider that's the way it is going to go. if we look at san jose, numbers are better. m

we go to the east bay now, the east shore freeway and the headlights headed towards the mcarthur maze in the westbound direction. it is busy but still moving at the limit. as we reach the toll plaza, we have reports of an accident involving a big rig at the toll gates. it is not affecting the flow of traffic here. no metering lights yet. heerg a look at the drive times, had hercules into san francisco, just under 25 minutes. a nice ride for friday morning. not light over the altamonte pass. west 580 after 205 split, accident, one hour commute westbound 580 from tracey what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he g

also inland east bay north bay and low to mid 60s along the coast. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a new jersey teen going viral for her literal bird's eye view. >> this is nuts. she got a little more than she bargained for on the top of a roller coaster. she went face to face with a seagull. celebrating the 14th birthday they decided to go, why not? a seagull smacked right into her. you see it happen there. she just flung it off. the girls now have a birthday they'll never forget. >> it was really light. i didn't really feel it. don't be afraid of them. i am just happy it didn't poop on me. >> she was not hurt. no word on the condition of the seagull but it looked like he was flapping its wings at the end. >> she handled that well. >> she did. >>> thank you for joining us. we wish you a weekend free >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning" on this friday, that's anthony mason. that's vlad duthiers. tony dokoupil on baby leave. let's go. new covid hot spots are popping up in places where many people still refuse to g

it is clear skies if you get east of the east bay hills. and if you are the immediate bay it is gray and san jose you're caught in between, gray to start but plenty of sunshine by the late morning. current temperatures right now in san francisco 57, santa rosa 52, 60 at concord and across the forecast for the daytime highs, 93 is still hot for inland locations, it's five above average. but also 5 degrees cooler from what we've had the past few days. we'll set a growing trend for the inland locations, more on that coming up. for now, gianna how is the drive? if you're headed towards the bay bridge not that bad, no metering lights, also traffic is smooth as butter. no delays out of the space to san francisco. travel time a little yellow popping up for the ride around altamonte, 30 minutes from 205 towards 680 and brake lights into the altamonte pass coming out of tracy this morning. if you are taking 880, northbound 880 before tennyson are working on a crash, south 880 before industrial they have a crash as well and over to the right shoulder

over in the east bay. a deadly weekend crime wave in oakland brings attention to the police department. the police chief says they were overwhelmed on the 4th of july. but as kron four's phillipe djegal reports community activists and city leaders say adding more cops is not the answer. >> on the 4th of july. oakland police were bogged down responding to fires a massive sideshow. >> and 7 shootings during a 15 hour period. >> they were so strapped. most fireworks related calls did not get responses silence and the city of open its is gotten to where it used to be years ago. for nearly 2 decades. a federal monitor has been installed to oversee the police department which has experienced a carousel of chiefs over the years. but recently the city council approved a 6% budget increase for the department. well, also redirecting about 18 million dollars of the mayor's initial police budget proposal to the department of violence prevention. we need to get back into the neighborhood and be able to provide services

and in the east bay. but all look at this bear, his name is t john, a black bear at the oakland zoo and this is his version of a spa day doubles in a little bit. asked to beat the heat we're just shooting this and thought it would be cute. is. >> love it. yeah. >> there's no water. it's better that than in your pool or hot tub in your backyard. we've seen those videos wears jump into as much saying no, just as cute, too. coming up in the next hour, major developments overnight as they're looking for a missing bay area runner. >> in the east say that they've switched locations. %pwe'll tell you why in a live report with sarah stinson plus the state of california changes guidance for masks in schools. we're going to sort out some of the confusion coming up in the next hour. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> from the bay area's loc

right now the fog along the east bay shoreline got everything all covered up. can see the lights too. well, the shot from u c berkeley meanwhile, the golden gate bridge. you got even some drizzle going on in some locations near the coast. so we're kind of between things right now up in the north west. there's a little frontal boundary that you can see up there. that's collection of clouds as our little. at the gulf of alaska low and it's going to actually participate in some cooling. that's next week. before we get there. yes, we got this high pressure cell that's kind of camped out on the west coast and it could provide some warming for us today. but later on maybe drive some mormon soon as we head into the weekend, upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 60's for the east bay 50's up north. 56 san francisco 63 for san jose. for comparison sake. we're pretty close to yesterday, although a little warmer inland and up to the north bay worth noting there as well. here's quick check in the current winds for you and not a lot little bit of a breeze, thocgh. we ha

in the east. bay officials say they've arrested a man for starting several fires along highway 4 and sand creek road crews were able to put the flames out quickly, but police did arrest a man after a short chase. so far, no word on the charges. he's facing. and take a look at this. a car crashed into houghton market in downtown oakland. this is the corner of webster street and 17th street. it happened around 9 o'clock last night. you can see all the glass shattered everywhere. the doorframe off its hinges staff there tells kron 4. no one was inside at the time of the crash and there's no word on what caused it. right now. oakland police do need your help finding this missing man. his name is she on joe. he's 85 years old and was last seen friday morning in oakland's chinatown. police say he does move with a walker or some kind of assistance. so if you've seen him or, you know, any information you're urged to contact oakland. police. up in the north bay. sandra fell police are searching for answers

james. >> in the east bay tri valley. water customers are being asked to conserve even more water because of the drought. so instead of the 10% voluntary cut back. people are now being asked to cut back water by 15%. the request applies to water customers in pleasanton dublin, san ramon and livermore water officials say the best way to conserve is to limit watering your lawn. and if you are going to water, do it at night or early in the morning. 6.11. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news of a couple who says that they were drug in their own home and kidnap and sexually assaulted now is able to tell their story. we're going to tell you what they say about learning to cope with their tragic events and a former student is suing an east bay school district. she says she was sexually assaulted by a teacher. and after the break, the future of the president's infrastructure plan is a little closer to passing. we'll tell you how close live from d c and at the coast today, you will actually see just a touch. more sunshine

the east bay too talking. if we have any chances of rain in the forecast and where temperatures are headed. still to come. and we're just seeing a little residual delay along one o one in 7 tail. >> because of an earlier accident. and now we're looking at your drive times as you start your thursday commute. we'll have all that when we get back. >> all right. come back. 6.15. is it was quite how our this is. the problem. i yeah. i like see that our everyday to know. everything's ok, quickly be right there kind of where the red column is right now is where we see it, but you can't make it out at all because the fog is that thick there it is a little better shot, ok. but sort of a huge shadow in the fog, relief hour. and the relief from the fog. i was driving and going on like the fog has. you know, that's ller. exactly. and we'd much rather see the fog them the smoke. so yeah, you're breathing easy this morning. as far as that goes above the fog. it's really pretty this morning. so this is what you're missing ou

east bay hills will probably get that as well. it's gray over san jose. temperatures in the low 60s. santa rosa is a cool 55. we all wake up to gray but it will burp back to the beaches by the time we get to the late morning today. we'll go to low 80s. gianna, how's the drive looking? affic alert fohighwaua this is due to an injury accident. northbound lanes are shut down until further not. so use an alternate in the meantime. we're seeing a lot of red and yellow. so traffic is definitely slow. other slow spot is that ride into the altamont pass coming out of tracy. those brake lights extend to north flynn. we'll check it in the next report. >>> i'm anne makovec. we have our eye on a couple of big investigations after a violent night in vallejo. at least one person is confirmed dead. one man was shot about 9:00 on violet drive. he was taken to the hospital. no word on any suspects and a large police presence after a shooting at around 10:30. we're hearing two people were badly hurt. that is around highway 29 and chestnut. we you a many dozens of bullet ho

of the sierra and it has had impacts as far east as the east coast. so even though are much closer to these wildfires. those winds have played a big part in keeping smoke out of our direction. speaking of the sierra chance of thunderstorms up that direction. this afternoon. we don't tap into that for the bay area, though monsoonal moisture having no impact on us. so we're going to remain dry as we work our way through the latter end of this week and eventually into the weekend. 60's 70's for your daytime highs in san francisco. it will be 60's right along the coastline and mostly 70's to 80's along the bay shore foster city ride 80 degrees, palo alto and mountain view each 83 south bay temperatures in the mid to upper 80's mostly a few low 90's right along 85 from saratoga to los gatos fremont union city in the 80's as well. well, pleasanton livermore dublin on up through walnut creek and concord solid 90's for you. oakland san leandro through richmond. all 70's. good escapes. if you need to get away from the 90's and triple digits that many of our in

there's the east bay shoteline. and even though we do have fog, at least you can make out the lighting along the east bay shoreline. so it's not that thick yet. quite a bit of a glaze, though happening at the golden gate bridge to get things off to the start. we do like this onshore wind providing this fog because that keeps temperatures down keeps the monsoon at if you know when the pun, here's the mix out of the fog by later on today at the coast. again, we might be dealing with some of those fog clouds lingering into the afternoon, although i think we'll see a little bit more sun than we did earlier this week fog returns again for tomorrow morning. and again, the typical drill. now the thunder shower action remain to the south. it looks like in southern california. a this is expected bubble up. however, as we get into the weekend and on to early next week. so we're kind of watching what the details will be on this particularly into next week. this weekend is a look like a problem but into early next week there ma

it's all well off to our east. here, most of the fog dissipated is that heat dumb has squashed the marine lar, but not quite all of it. around his ithaca, still gray skies with that fog remaining persistent. you have a better chance of breaking through to some more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, joining pretty much of videos along the coast. you can actually see in the distance, through the haze, just the very tops of those thunderstorms over the sierra. temperatures around the bay area all over the place. 65 degrees in downtown san francisco, 71 in oakland, 84 san jose, four degrees in santa rosa, warm but not out-of- control. 100 degrees in livermore and 100 to degrees in concord. those temperatures a little warmer than they were yesterday, otherwise everybody is running about where we were 24 hours ago. that won't be the case tomorrow. another jump in temperatures on the way this evening if you're heading out to the giants game as they take on the washington nationals, it looks fantastic. it's not overly breezy. t

it's a quick drive. 13 minutes out to the one o one from the east bay. and here's a check in on some of our other drive the 2.80 from san jose to cupertino under 25 minutes. and here's a few more drive times on the 4 from antioch to concord. 14 minutes. james. >> thank you very much, erica, for 33 is the time let's head the east bay where the threat of wildfires sparked by fireworks is still very much with us even though the 4th of july was yesterday because there's concerns of people may try and set those fireworks off again today. kron four's camila barco has a warning now from fire officials in orinda. >> officials are cracking down on illegal fireworks they are not allowed here in contra, costa county and in other parts of the bay area. contra, costa county fire reports 40 people have lost their homes this year alone because of a firework related incident. a parade lit up the city of orinda to celebrate the nation's birthday after covid shut down last year's festivities. >> and now we're live here where there are people and they can like take off my

anglia intensely across much of east anglia in south—east england later in the night. cloud creeping in from the north and east and for most, and at that mild if not muggy night and those that thunderstorms keep going. particularly through east anglia, south—east england, but generally the cloud to tend to dissipate to leave some sunshine and for many it is another warm day. that is all from me, goodbye. hello this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: the olympic host nationjapan has picked up its first medals, winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid self—isolation and keep working. president biden warns that the us is facing a "pandemic of the unvaccinated", as the delta variant of coronavirus spreads. now on bbc news it's time for a special programme on the f

as we look to the inland east bay. little warmer through at least the weekend and north bay as well. stayingcool with the clouds. let's check in with gianna. how is it looking for the bay bridge? >>> it's looking busy. arou 5:4teringtughonjure six have e gh oks crash. like it was just a minor fender bender over on the shoulder. not adding to the delays but it's already busy. have you brake lights at least beyond the foot of the maze and the east shore freeway approach starting to slow down. just plan for that as you head out the door. if you are taking 680 just a heads up here. we have slow and go conditions, southbound 680 between washington and mission. this is due to a crash involving a big rig. big rig toppled over. it's on the automall parkway off ramp. no the off ramp is shut down. it is a 26-foot long big rig carrying about nine tons of produce. it'll take time to clear. they will need a heavy duty tow truck. plan for that. use 880 as the alternate. just south of there you may see slowing and we have a crash nor

m it was centered east of stockton near the community of farmington, but felt across parts of the east bay. we felt it here in the ktvu newsroom, where it felt like a gentle rolling sensation, and we've also received calls from ktvu viewers who felt it in vacaville any och and grass valley again at magnitude 4.8 earthquake at 3 50. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. now back to the heat and fire danger. parts of the bay area are very dry as we head into another heat wave expected in the coming days, especially the east and north bay hills and mount diablo, which you see right there, browned out and dry, and it's the same looking towards mount hamilton, east of san jose. firefighters we've talked to say the fuels this summer are drier than they've ever seen them at this time of year. a big part of that with the lack of rain we had for two consecutive winters can interviews. tom vacar joins us live now from wildcat canyon regional park. and tom, what have you learned about those fire safety plans that berkeley is going to be implementing. they're very big and they're very regi

about 2 1/2 hours east of sacramento, east of the stockton area. the aftershocks could be felt all in the bay area and surrounding. >> that is true. when you look at who felt that where, on usgs, you see all over the bay area people reporting. even along the coast, which is further. folks felt that big in the sacramento area. so, yeah, a lot of reactions to these earthquakes that happened within one minute of each before we on ai e 4:00 again, not seeing any reports i isered it could have damaged the roadway. hopefully something that can be cleared quickly and there were no cars that were hit as the rocks came down and hopefully it is not something that will cut people off in terms of the routes, but we will keep you posted. >> as of now, no reports of injuries, but those delays are minor as of now and we will keep you abreast of any developments that come into the newsroom. >> all right, we're going to keep looking for new information for you. we do encourage you to share with us if you definitely felt it or have pictures. if you are in that area.

it's crossing over into the east bay as well as the east bay hills. take a look at the time stamp there. it's only about nine o'clock sunsets right about 8 35 these days so you can see by, uh, sunset and into the evening hours will have the clowns back, stopping it for you at midnight and even a little bit of drizzle there along the coastline and perhaps. in our hills tomorrow morning temperatures will be a relatively cool not too bad, though. 51 degrees in santa rosa anne accurate 61 along the peninsula 56 in redwood city clouds patchy drizzle breaking away to afternoon sun and temperatures a little bit cool, especially for inland cities for this time of year. take a look at livermore 10 degrees below the seasonal average. 79 expected for you there. we'll go 70 in oakland mid sixties for san francisco 84 in santa rosa and a mile 76 over san jose. i'd better look at some of these highs for tomorrow. how about 73 sam matteo for the inner east bay 82 conquered and in the north based 79 expected over san rafel temperatures will begin to heat up especiall

. >> by far the worst of the heat in the inlast inland east valley. humidity down to 12%, 99 degrees in livermore. the incredible spread of our bay area microclimates, 49 degrees the separation between that 56 in pacifica and earlier, the 105 degrees in fairfield that's now cooled, if you want to call it that, down to 103. notice the cooling. san francisco, oakland, into san jose. enough of a marine layer influence to keep most of the heat inland for the inland east bay and areas around santa cruz mountains and the hills of the north bay. same areas tomorrow, by the way, seeing those excessive heat warnings. that will continue through 11:00 sunday. so one more day of this inland heat. and we have to watch in addition to the warm temperatures and inland heat tomorrow. i do want to address the air quality. with the spare the air day today, while conditions will be a little better tomorrow, the ongoing fire story north and east may start to enter our weather picture. you can see a lot of the upper air smoke for now up to the north and east. take a look a

let me show you a time lapse now from our east bay hills camera. you can see the deep marine layer tonight as the sun was getting ready to set. it's about 2,000 feet deep and it was rolling in, a live doppler 7 now showing you pretty good push all the way into the east bay as you will notice, the gray skies, also sili just over moon bay, six miles in petaluma and eight miles in santa rosa. so be careful tomorrow morning. temperatures right now anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. our ocean temperature, about mid-50s. i want to show you a view from our camera, just gray skies in san francisco. this is good because the measurable drizzle this morning and again tomorrow morning helps to add a little more moisture to the fuels which helps to keep our fire danger down, especially when we're in an exceptional to extreme drought. low clouds, fog and patchy morning drizzle, foggy areas for the fourth ofreworkal temperatures through the holiday weekend. so really overall weather looks nice, combination of fog and sun for your fourth of july at noontime, 50s to

the valleys especially the inland east bay. down towards morgan hill it's possible to see heat advisories this time next weekend. if you like the mild temperatures enjoy. all eyes on the heat inland and potentially fire danger issues. obviously it will dry out. >> thanks. we'll be right back. >>> more than 100 fires burning across central brit irk colombia. and morning lightning strikes on the way. ten times the amount of normal striking have hit the area this summer. dozens of fires sparked as a result. the flames are expected to burn through 250,000 acres by the end of the weekend. in addition to an unprecedented heat waef the region could see more strikes in the coming days. as well as wind. they usually done see the season ramp up until late july. ahead of schedule for sure. hayward reopening city hall this week. closed since last march. tuesday the building will be open part-time. monday through thursday. in person service available nine to one those days. members will be required to mask inside. and practice social distan