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down part of a neighborhood in the east bay. residents left in the dark for hours after hearing a terrifying noise. >> there was a bunch of screaming afterwards. two kids are some ladies were screaming, and that's about it. >> that shooting ended with one person killed. this afternoon in fremont. the area was only cleared in the last two hours. good evening. i'm cristina rendon. we are learning new details about this incident tonight. it started at around 120 this afternoon. fremont police were called to a shooting near nichols avenue and blaisdell way, not far from highway 238. there, officers found a man who had been shot. neighbors described what they heard just before police arrived. >> i just heard a gang load of gunshots just just, you know, rounding off, you know, and they kind of it was like a pause in the middle and then like, maybe

6 or 7 more, something with probably like 12, 15 shots, maybe. >> detectives say the adult man who had been shot died there at the scene. police say there is no known active threat to the community, but are asking residents to stay out of that neighborhood for hours. no arrests have been reported either. it is unclear what led up to tonight's shooting. a chase across the bay area now under investigation. it started in daly city before a woman was ultimately hit by a car in oakland. witnesses say one person was taken into custody. two others got away. new tonight ktvu joey porter spoke with those who saw all of the commotion. >> what appears to be multiple people pinned between a car and a boutique are actually just mannequins. >> honestly, it just happened so fast. >> witnesses say it started as a car chase involving daly city police, ending across the bay at fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland, around 1 p.m. on saturday. >> you're crazy. you know it's

danger. >> jennifer escobar is a hairstylist next door and was with a client when she heard the crash. >> yeah. one lady, she's screaming that screaming lady was hit by a gray lexus, right as she stepped out of the store that was hit where she was shopping on her birthday, according to a store employee. >> they hit her, and she. she went up in the air and she she fell on the floor. >> the 22 year old injured shopper was taken away by ambulance. witnesses saw a man who appeared to be in his 20s, getting out of the car and running away, while another was arrested. >> i just started like, you know, freaking out a little bit. >> an officer could be seen holding a star chase gps device. officers can shoot the device at a suspect's car, which the device sticks to. this allows officers to track the suspect without getting into a dangerous high speed chase. >> i mean, it's oakland. there's always chaos, right? >> a daly city police suv with visible front end damage was towed away from the scene. it's

not yet clear how the patrol car was damaged in the chase. daly city police were not available for comment. in oakland, joey jorda ktvu, fox two news. >> and another car crash tonight. this one across the bay in san francisco. sfpd says four people are now in the hospital after officers on patrol saw a car crashed into two other cars near van ness and mcallister, right near city hall. it happened around 730 today. citizen app footage here showing officers treating one of the two men who had been hit by the driving car, or who had been driving the car, rather. sfpd says both men are now in custod, and you can see in that video there how damaging that car crash was. car doors mangled debris littering the streets, the three victims and one of the suspects are currently hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. dozens of firearms are now off off the streets in oakland following today's gun buyback event. guns to gardens and the oakland police department hosted this event at mount zion baptist

church on 12th and willow street. people could turn in guns no questions asked, and receive up to $300,000 and a gardening tool. the guns dropped off today will be forged into more tools. opd says these events are all about public safety. >> firearms in the hands of the wrong person or wrong people could always be always be harmful to the community, community and also be very dangerous, so each firearm could have that potential. however we do have recovered some firearms today. that would be considered more of assault type weapons where the purpose of them would be to cause harm upon to other humans. >> for each gun turned in today, $5 were donated to the mount zion food pantry. a pride flag vandalized in half moon bay is being investigated tonight as a possible hate crimethe san mateo county sheriff's office says a 14 year old is accused of removing the flag on friday night from the coast pride center on main street, and the flag was damaged as a result. offials say witnesses helped deputies find the teen nearby,

ere they were cited and released to their parents. this is the third time the pride flag from coast pride center has been vandalized in the past year. investigators are looking into whether those incidents are related. a back and forth on social media between san francisco state senator scott wiener and elon musk is intensifying. musk posted this message on x, quote ab 1955, authored by apologist scott wiener and which gavin newsom just signed into law in california is a child predators dream end quote ab 1955 is a newly signed law that prevents schools from telling parents if a child identifies as transgender. wiener responded saying, quote, elon joins donald trump jr, ted cruz and marjorie taylor greene in calling me a because i think the lives of lgbtq kids have value and shouldn't be destroyed. bigots like elon have said this about gay men forever. it instigates violence. the marin county sheriff's office recovered more than 9000 illegal pills this week as a result of an internal

or international package getting intercepted. these drugs, suspected to be fake fentanyl pills, were found at a home in novato. this was after homeland security busd a package from the uk with fentanyl inside, which was headed to the same home. the street value of these pills is between 45 and $50,000. detectives also see suspected cocaine, ketamine, amphetamines, sicilian mushrooms and heroin. two people living at that home were arrested on several drug charges. the search for a missing elderly man has come to an end. san francisco police say 76 year old kelly gast, who was last seen at his home in san francisco last sunday, was found this afternoon in marin county. police are thanking the marin county sheriff's department and marin county sheriff's search and rescue team for helping in the search. the man's cause of death has not been announced. in concord, police are asking for the public's help locating this missing man. 35 year old ryan penaloza went missing at about 830 last night from a home on

lewis way, not far from the quarries in concord. investigators say the man has a distinct walk and is considered at risk because of developmental delays. penaloza is about six feet tall and was last seen wearing a blue. reno fire department t-shirt and jeans, similar to the picture here. operations at san francisco bay oakland airport getting back to normal today after that worldwide tech outage yesterday, the airport had several service and travel interruptions, with nearly 130 delayed flights and 13 cancellations this morning, lines appear to be moving along as passengers checked bags and made their way through tsa. travelers elsewhere haven't been so lucky. the tech outage has caused at least 1000 flight cancellations today. nationwide, fox's madison scarpino, has more from new york. >> some businesses back up and running today after what's believed to be one of the biggest i.t. outages in history, airlines were hit, especially hard. flight tracking website flightaware showed more than

3000 flight cancellations on friday alone. terminals piled up quickly with stranded passengers. >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. it's been a fun morning. >> microsoft is making our day great issues first arose friday when cybersecurity firm crowdstrike sent out a faulty software update that crashed computers running windows all across the world, terminals booting up to the infamous blue screen of death, making it near impossible for some businesses to function. >> hospitals and doctors offices forced to delay, divert or cancel appointments and operations entirely with nurses and staff unable to access patient health records and schedules. >> we do have wound camera phones that are iphones which were allowed to give medications on, but other than that, we don't have access to patient charts. >> crowdstrike says it is

rolling out a fix, but that it will take time. meanwhile, many asking what can be done to prevent this from happening again. >> how did we allow for one company, one entity, to control whether or not america and the rest of the world can be in business? how did this happen? >> airlines are trying to get back on schedule, but problems still persist. there's been more than a thousand flights canceled already today in new york. madison, scarpino fox news new at ten the ripple effects of a deadly explosion in the east bay are still being felt 80 years later. >> more than 300 men lost their lives in the port chicago disaster near concord, when two munition ships blew up during world war two. ktvu joey horta shows us what's being done to prevent that historic tragedy from being forgotten. >> a solemn commemoration 80 years in the making. with a helicopter flyover honoring

hundreds of lives lost, killed 320 military, merchant, marine and civilian personnel july 17th, 1944. two ships at the port chicago naval magazine at suisun bay, loaded with munitions, exploded. 320 men died instantly, including more than 200 black men. >> they had been white. they would never have been put in the situations they were put in. >> it would become the largest homeland disaster of world war two. the port chicago disaster. the nonprofit friends of port chicago national memorial fought to make the site a national memorial. >> we're small, but we are mighty. our mission is to honor those who died here, those who served here, those who were injured here, those who protested here. >> the port chicago 50, a group of black sailors refusing to return to duty at the disaster site without proper training,

fearing another explosion. >> you cannot take the racism out of this history. >> the men would be convicted of mutiny and sent to prison. after the war, they would be released and segregation of the military would soon come to an end. >> today we have corrected a historic wrong. >> just this week, the secretary of the navy announcing the exoneration of those 50 men, a vindication that none of them would live to see. >> it sends a very powerful message to those who served today that we will not tolerate the injustices that perhaps occurred in the past and also serves, i think, as an example for the many young men and women around our country who perhaps are thinking about joining the military. it is a different military today. >> attendees, including families of those brave men who gave their lives while serving the country, placing flowers on the water to honor this tragedy of the past. while ensuring the next generation will never forget. joey jorda, ktvu, fox

two news. >> new attend the uss hornet in alameda hosted an apollo 11 splashdown 55th anniversary celebration today. there were tech and rocket clubs from all over the bay area in attendance. the uss hornet picked up the returning apollo 11 crew from their capsule in the pacific ocean on july 24th, 1969. after they made it to the moon. >> today, we're looking at sunspots with our white light telescopes, and we're looking at filaments and prominences through the hydrogen alpha telescopes, which are the kind of curly flames that you see on all those fancy pictures. >> some of the original recovery crew were at the event today, including the first person on earth to greet the astronauts when they returned from space. a fire in northern california has exploded in just the last few hours. the routes cal transits closed as a response, and the number of crew members now involved in the firefight. and pg and e says it wants to get ahead of a potential wildfire here in the bay area. the parts

of our region that have had their power shut off, and when most people can expect their electricity to be restored. >> and in weather, we have been dealing with some hot temperatures lately, but it looks like a bit of a cool d n wd

rate of spread. 50 buildings are currently being threatened. caltrans closed route 20 east of clearlake oaks at route 53, in lake county due to that fire. there's no estimated time of reopening, cal fire says several crews, engines, dozers and helicopters are working to put out the fire. around 300 people are working at the scene right now. a small fire that broke out in placer county yesterday prompted evacuation orders. the lehi fire started near the community of new castle. only nine acres burned, but there are

many homes in that area, according to cal fire. this fire, started by someone who was lawn mowing in dry grass and in san joaquin county, multiple structures were burned in the liberty fire. cal fire says this one first started around 2 p.m. yesterday and burned more than 100 acres. at one point, flames completely covered homes in that area. it is unclear how many structures burned, but more than 600 customers lost power that fire is 50% contained tonight. down south, the fork fire is burning in the san gabriel valley of los angeles county. it started yesterday afternoon and has already burned 300 acres. reporter gina silva spoke with families who were forced to evacuate that area while they were camping. >> a lot of smoke coming like this, coming like this. so after that, everything is white. >> a raging brush fire in the angeles national forest above glendora, dubbed the fork fire, has forced the evacuation of dozens of families who were on a camping adventure.

>> we are already put our tents up, you know, having a good time. and it came down and told us that there was a fire, so we had to evacuate. >> the fire was reported around 3:30 p.m. at glendora mountain and east fork roads, when evacuation orders were suddenly issued. some families were separated. johnny aguirre, his wife and other family members are still stuck at the campsite. >> so i just i'm worried because i can't reach them, you know, and i can't go up there. >> sergio alvarez came down the hill to charge his tesla truck before the evacuation order was issued. now he can't go back to pick up his stranded 16 year old son. >> i'm just worried that he's in camp by himself and, you know, waiting for me, and he's not going to know that we're down here. and we predicted this day would come. >> for the last seven years, joel, glenn and reyna duran have been raising the alarm about potential fires in this area. they say access is unregulated and too many people are camping in this area, leaving a mess and starting fires. >> and we've even seen ourselves

last weekend multiple fires. you know, kind of makeshift burning trash rock, rock cairns, things like that. >> we had the we had the cleanup not too long ago. >> i actually stopped or put out a fire. yeah. and again, i was just like, wow. >> the cause of the fork fire is still under investigation. so far, 250 acres have burned. on the bright side, here we hear the whole time we're worried. this family, who was separated during the evacuation order, has reunited with you. >> as of tonight, no injuries. have been reported. the fire, though, is 0% contained. turning now to our weather. and an air quality advisory took effect today. this is a live look out across the oakland estuary from our cameras here in ktvu news and jacqueline and square, the bay area air quality management district extended that advisory through today due to wildfire smoke across northern california. with those breathing problems or people with

breathing problems are urged to stay indoors, with the windows and doors closed until the air quality improves. pg and e has shut off power to about 220 customers in alameda county, contra costa county and san joaquin counties, all due to dry and windy conditions. 96 customers in alameda county, 62 in contra costa and 56 in san joaquin county are affected. earlier, pg and e said it may need to shut off power to thousands of customers in the bay area and central valley. the agency says all of the impacted customers should have their power restored by tomorrow morning. >> and in weather, you could definitely notice a bit of that haze in the sky throughout the day. today the air quality advisory in place. we should have some improvement for tomorrow. and of course, as you heard the fire starting up in portions of the lake county and colusa counties earlier this afternoon, it started at 426. and this was the camera earlier this afternoon. rapid growth. we take a look at the ridge fire. right now. you can see the where

the fire is burning temperatures 78 degrees. i will say temperatures earlier this afternoon, especially for the inland spots, you know, is hot in this area right around 100 degrees winds, a bit of a breeze gusting to 32 miles an hour. one nice element is that relative humidity. those moisture levels have been creeping up and that's a good at least that will help the fire crews overnight as we get increasing moisture levels. another hot day inland, not as hot as yesterday, but still some triple digits to report. you can see antioch 100 degrees concord earlier today, 96, san rafael 91 and san jose in the 80s. we get a break tomorrow, but look what happens. the heat wants to make a comeback from monday, tuesday and wednesday we have an excessive heat warning to talk about temperatures up above the average hottest day is scheduled to be on tuesday. here's the satellite and the radar. and as you can see throughout the day, some showers and thunderstorms. all these lightning strikes over portions of the sierra right around lake tahoe. earlier today. also, right now we have low clouds and fog developing near portions of our coastline.

getting ready to push back into the bay. current numbers for the 10:00 hour san jose 67 fairfield 71 degrees san francisco has cooled off to 56, and we're looking at the low cloud cover right now. so some patchy fog is already drifting back into the picture for tonight. here is the forecast for tomorrow morning. tomorrow the cooldown will continue. so no more triple digits. the warmest location still approaching the 90 degree mark for your sunday afternoon, but get ready. another warm up headed our way by monday. we'll talk more about that with your full update coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, mark, we'll see you then. the twin peaks tunnel in san francisco shut down this weekend for some critical repairs. the 160 year old underground tunnel in the west side of the city will be closed through tomorrow. muni says it needs to fix some leaks, cracks and other defects to keep that tunnel both safe and operationa. the transit agency will provide shuttle busses for riders affected by this closure. a group of suspected thieves was stopped in the east bay. the clue that helped police lead to

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the family of a man who was killed last year while driving his tesla on autopilot, claims the automaker misrepresented the capabilities of its technology. tesla is also dealing with several other lawsuits, legal action and investigations on state and federal levels related to the autopilot system, which does not automatically pilot a car. three women were arrested for theft in the east bay, pleasanton police say last week, an officer found a parked car that had been reported stolen. three women were detained when they loaded shopping bags into that car. detectives say the bags were full of stolen merchandise from lululemon, worth more than $5,800. all three women were arrested and taken to santa rita jail. well, despite more than 22,000 new jobs created in california last month, the state still has a comparatively high unemployment rate. new data shows california's unemployment rate last month was 5.2. this was unchanged from may and higher

than the 4.1 national average. we spoke with a career advancement expert and author about best practices for when the job market is tough. >> it's really important for you to tap into your network. linkedin is a really great opportunity for you to see who you're connected with, see who works at the companies you're interested in that are hiring, and have that pathway into into the doors that would have been otherwise challenging, especially in this time. right now, devika bridge says focusing on self-advocacy at work can also help you secure tangible rewards like promotions and salary increases that prevent you from looking for other jobs. >> okay, sheila calls me up and says, okay, now you got to come to houston and help me with these evacuees. we got to feed people. we got to house people. you know, that's just how she was remembering the late congresswoman sheila jackson lee. >> coming up, what made the late representative and congresswoman barbara lee such close friends? several politicians have asked

joe biden to drop out of the presidential race. the pressure some voters are now applying to get the president to change his mind. plus, donald trump hits the campaign trail a week after he was grazed by grazed by a bullet at one of his rallies. the states he's now touring this weekend that could help swing wr

battling pancreatic cancer. she was 74 years old. jackson lee served in the house since 1994. east bay congresswoman barbara lee says she was close friends for years with the representative. both of the women are from texas and they share the same last name. they were known as the lee sisters. barbara lee says their friendship goes back many years

and was strengthened thanks to sheila's tireless work for all americans. >> here she was a brilliant orator, though she led the efforts to reauthorize the violence against women act, she was a key leader on racial equity and justice issues around reparations, h.r. 40. she supported my truth commission, h.r. 45, she was a woman of all seasons, and i really miss her. i mean, it's like she i can't imagine the world without her. sheila jackson lee. and as i say to know sheila, was to love sheila. >> barbara lee shared many stories with us about their travels over the years. she also says that jackson lee's son reached out to her, saying his mom wanted to hear her voice. this week, she says she will be missed for her joyful dancing and her love for music. she's thankful they had that one last phone conversation. even though jackson lee could not speak, but she will miss her trusted counsel the most as she looks back on her friendship with that

congresswoman. well, pressure is mounting against president joe biden. dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the white house today, encouraging him to abandon his reelection campaign. the event was referred to as a pass the torch rally. the protesters say. now, more than ever, democrats need the strongest possible candidate to defeat former president trump. in november. mr. trump has been polling ahead of mr. biden in crucial states. several democratic leaders, including some from the bay area, have asked the president to drop out of the race. former president trump, back in campaign mode. he has spoken at a rally in michigan today. just a week after an attempt on his life. the former president showed off his new running mate, jd vance, and fox's fox's connor hansen shows us how trump is trying to pick up votes in the key swing state with the help of his vp pick, former president donald trump, holding a rally for the first time since someone tried to kill him at a similar event just one week ago. >> coming after an energetic rnc

former president trump and his new running mate jd vance are here in the crucial swing state of michigan. trump trying to keep his momentum taking the stage saturday in grand rapids, returning to the campaign trail while questions still swirl about the attempt to kill him in pennsylvania after a unifying rnc, the campaign is highlighting the uncertainty surrounding the top of the democratic ticket. >> they have a couple of problems. number one, they have no idea who their candidate is, and neither do we. >> trump's new vp pick is a midwestern native who wrote a book about his experience growing up poor in appalachia. the campaign hopes his selection will help give them a boost with working class rust belt voters. once a trump critic, vance now acts as his biggest supporter. >> who could possibly reject the idea that four years of president trump has been a #### of a lot better than four years of joe biden, right? >> michigan is one of a handful of swing states seen as crucial

to winning the white house this november. it narrowly went to trump in 2016, but flipped back blue in 2020. trump making his case, urging voters to help him win it back. >> the other side is going around trying to make me sound extreme. they keep saying he's a threat to democracy. i'm saying, what the #### did i do for democracy? last week, i took a bullet for democracy. >> after this event, the two will split up with jd vance heading to events in ohio and virginia. monday, donald trump will go to north carolina on wednesday for a rally in grand rapids, michigan. connor hansen, fox news. >> the secret service director, kimberly cheadle, is set to testify before the house oversight committee on monday. it comes after last week's security breach at donald trump's rally in pennsylvania. fox's chad pergram reports from capitol hill. >> the marquee hearing comes monday before the house oversight committee, with secret service director kimberly

cheadle. lawmakers are raging at cheadle over a lack of transparency. >> we had just gotten off an hour long conference call with the secret service where they told us nothing. they basically spent an hour saying nothing for senate republicans, even don cheadle, through the hallways of the republican convention in milwaukee. >> i can't tell you the answer to us. >> the answer to us. >> this is exactly what we were doing today. >> stonewalled attempts. you know, nothing. you owe president trump answers. >> lawmakers were already livid with the secret service for the catastrophic security breach at the rally in pennsylvania. but cheadle, ducking senators infuriated them even more. >> she says it's not appropriate to talk about it here. we need to go someplace else. we walk out the door and she runs and we chased her. and the irritation with the lack of transparency. >> little is known about the gunman. thomas crooks and

lawmakers find the lack of detail even more vexing. >> the savviness of this young man is what's very startling, and i think is a red flag. and i think that we need to get to the bottom of perhaps was he was he not being groomed or empowered by some other entity? >> congress isn't running the only investigation into the security breakdown. the department of homeland security is conducting two probes, and the fbi, local butler, pennsylvania officials and the head of the state police are slated to testify on tuesday and expect questions about the shooting for fbi director christopher wray. at another hearing on wednesday on capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news. >> a historic week in american politics following the assassination attempt of former president trump, he accepted the gop nomination for the president for the third time this week at the rnc. alex michaelson and the issue is we're at the event in milwaukee for an unforgettable week of coverage. speaking

exclusively with the biggest names in politics and media, including alex thompson, whether or not he can actually do the job, not just four years from now, but three years from now, one year from now. >> and, you know, to be honest, even now, you know, the presidency is a 24 over seven job and the fact is that he did not seem with it at that debate. and so that is why you see this white house in chaos. i can tell you, i talked to dozens of people over the last few hours. >> we'll have more with alex thompson this week on our political show. the issue is it airs tomorrow morning from 630 to 7. right here on ktvu two. job fairs are coming to the bay area next week as the u.s. postal service announces a hiring spree ahead of the november election. the first will be on wednesday in san jose at the willow glen post office on meridian avenue. the second will be on thursday in san francisco at the evans street location. usps says they're looking to hire a range of jobs to accommodate the election.

since 88% of voters used mail in ballots for both the 2024 primary and 2022 general elections. that is, according to the california secretary of state's office chinatown in san francisco could off its food scene today, the eats attendees were treated to in the historic neighborhood, and the cdc says there is a mass outbreak of listeria, the foods that the center is asking people to be careful of the next time they're at the grocery store and in barry weather, a bit of a cool down as we head into your sunday forecast, but get ready for some more heat. >> triple digits could return to portions of the

craving, chinatown festival. more than 30 vendors offered a variety of appetizers, entrees, desserts, and drinks. this event ran from 1130 this morning until three in the afternoon on waverly between sacramento and washington streets, right in the historic chinatown neighborhood. a summer tradition has returned to the central valley. thousands of people turned out today to attend the 24th annual marysville peach festival. marysville is about 45 miles north of sacramento. this event, as you can imagine, features all things peach. a few of the

offerings include pies, cobblers, drinks, popcorn and ice cream. one woman says she made 1000 pies. yes, a thousand. and she's sharing her secret recipe. >> love and honor. honestly, it is because when i feel like you can't hand down a family tradition if you're not the one making it. >> well, she kind of shared it. the festival is a family tradition for many in the area, and encompasses blocks of downtown marysville. the historic marysville hotel burned last month, leaving many concerned about whether this festival would even happen. this year. organizers say the fire made planning this event more complicated, but in the end, they decided to move the footprint over a few blocks north. more than 175 drag queens are taking over los angeles this weekend for rupaul's annual drag queen convention. it is a sold out expo of all things camp and drag culture, celebrating the art of self-expression. there are performances, vendors and guest appearances, along with

after hours parties and opportunities to meet acclaimed drag queens from around the world. tonight's wowie awards honor drag queens for their impact on politics, art and entertainment. well, the 25th annual stay in school packing event is sending 6000 fully stocked backpacks to oakland unified students. after today's packing party, volunteers with lend a hand filled thousands of backpacks with supplies, bags for younger students include crayons and drawing paper supplies. get updated for older students to include more writing and note taking materials. these backpacks will be delivered to about 30 schools in the area. the founder of the backpack drive says even with thousands of bags ready to go, there's still more more work that can be done. >> we're still getting calls from schools saying, can you please just give us something? so we are really hoping that people will be able to continue to help us because we do need the help. we want to make sure that our students are prepared. >> in its 25 years, lend a hand

has gifted a total of 160,000 backpacks to local students. a bacterial outbreak in deli meat has caused sickness and even death in a dozen states, the centers for disease control says two people have died and at least 28 others have been hospitalized from an outbreak of listeria allegedly stemming from deli meat across 12 states. there's no direct evidence that packaged deli meats were what made people sick from the bacteria. however, sick people's samples were collected between may 29th and july 5th. 16 of the 818 sick people said they had eaten deli meat. the cdc says to not eat meats sliced at any deli counter unless reheated to at least 165 degrees, or until steaming hot. a proposed new car could change the way downtown san francisco looks. we'll take a sneak peek at the plans for that green space and check this out. a full moon out tonight. this beautiful shot coming from

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renderings of a park this week that would replace the current embarcadero plaza. right now, the plaza is lined with brick and features the modernist vaillancourt fountain. developers plans would add more green space to that area, which they say would connect residents, office workers and others to the waterfront. san francisco mayor london breed supports plans for this new park. today, she released a statement saying the embarcadero, a cornerstone of our city's history, is poised for a transformation. we are going to convert this plaza space into a vibrant, beautiful waterfront park. this project is

a key part of our efforts to revitalize downtown and bring back increased foot traffic. stay tuned for ways you can contribute and help shape this vital part of our city's future. another mayoral candidate, mark farrell, has announced that he would like to see changes to the plaza. he supports the creation of a new park, as well as the addition of tens of thousands of new housing units and what he calls mixed use anchor projects, which he says are commonly found in new york city. an infestation of red imported fire ants has been reported in santa barbara county. these insects have been spotted in the affluent community of montecito. officials believe these ants might be from an infested nursery. stock shipped from riverside county back in september of 2023. these ants are known to be aggressive, biting and stinging humans in defense of their nest and colony. their venom can cause painful red bumps on the skin. pest control professionals are reportedly conducting treatments in montecito.

>> well, so far in this july, we have been dealing with a lot of heat, especially for the inland spots. we cool things off tomorrow, we get a break and then the heat makes a comeback into early next week. of course, today though, if you looked outside, you probably notice a bit of some haze and some of that wildfire smoke drifting over the bay area. and as a result, we have the air quality advisory. we should have some improvement tomorrow in your sunday forecast. but here's what's heading back to our forecast. and that is the heat for monday, tuesday and wednesday, especially inland, will be topping 100 degrees. so an excessive heat warning to talk about temperatures up above the average and the hottest day probably on tuesday. but wednesday is still a hot day as well. you can see the areas under the heat advisory in yellow. the heat warning that's the real hot forecast in the areas in red. so the heat, the heat warning in place for the east bay valleys, the east bay hills, the heat advisory for the north bay, the santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley. notice this is not in place for san francisco or right around the bay shoreline. so this is for monday, tuesday and into wednesday. here's a satellite and the radar today.

and once again you can see those impressive thunderstorms developing out toward the sierra approaching lake tahoe earlier this afternoon. and for us right now, we have some low clouds and fog trying to get their act together just offshore and already pushing back into the bay. current numbers for the 10:00 hour right now, san jose 67. fairfield is 71, napa 66. and san francisco has cooled off to 56 degrees. and look at this. the look at the nice bright moon for tonight. so yeah, nice to see the full moon in almost full moon back center stage in this picture right now we are going to expect some patchy fog though to maybe obscure the visibility overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, especially coastside and right around the bay. so here is the forecast model showing you the cloud cover 50s and the 60s for your sunday morning and then into the afternoon hours. partly sunny around the coast or right around portions of the bay. temperatures inland will have a bit of some haze out there, but not as hot as today. warmest locations will be in the upper 80s to right around 90 degrees. the main reason for the cooldown

tomorrow is this area of low pressure. out here in the pacific. but it's just a one day deal because you can see what's returning monday and tuesday and wednesday. that heat. so there's the eventual temperature range from 70 all the way to 103 degrees. well inland. also be watching out for some moisture that could move in from the south. so you can see into monday not not tracking much in the way of high cloud cover, but maybe some instability approaching that monsoonal flow tuesday and into wednesday. so we'll be watching out for some shower and thunderstorm chances moving into the state. we'll have to keep an eye on our local radars as well. highs for tomorrow will be in the 90s, lower 90s for santa rosa, antioch and brentwood. san francisco 68 san jose will be 80. fremont 76. these numbers cooler than today. enjoy the cool down because the heat. it wants to pay us a visit from monday, tuesday and into wednesday. close to 100 degrees well inland. cooling begins on thursday. and christina, if you've been really wanting to bring out that that thick coat and sweater, maybe next weekend we could have a significant cool

down back. oh, wow. >> okay, so it's really felt like a hot summer. >> yeah. especially july. it's been it's been a strange month for us so far, but maybe we'll cool things off for the last. >> it's so funny. we're so used to not having summer. in summer we're like, what's going on when it's happening right now? mark, thank you. well, an nfl quarterback hosting his fifth annual free youth camp today in his hometown of san jose, chidobe awuzie with the tennessee titans, attended oak grove high school, where the clinic was hosted. the camp allows kids grades 3 to 12 to sharpen their skills, get some swag bags, and learn about teamwork and competition. the cornerback, sister and marketing manager explained why they picked oak grove for this camp. >> was born and raised in san jose and went to school here at oak grove high school, played football, and this is where his career in the nfl was born. and so we're really excited to be able to give back to san jose and give back to this high school and this area that pretty much birthed his career. >> this youth camp is put on through the nonprofit awuzie, founded the kick step foundatio.

sports focus returns tomorrow morning with an all new episode. i hope you'll join me this month. we are taking you to stinson beach in marin county for a special summer edition. we're featuring a story on a surf camp for kids in the north bay, and you're hearing from campers about what they think of this sport. that's unique to living on the coast. we'll introduce you to ian glover, the man behind the mission to teach the surfers about more than just riding waves. >> i started this camp about 16 years ago, just because i wanted to help kids get in the water and, you know, see how easy and fun surfing was and how good it made him feel. >> you'll also hear from the girls stay diving champion from clayton valley high school and meet an oakland native long jumper who's getting ready to head to paris for the olympics. sports focus airs sunday 9:30 a.m. right here on ktvu. coming up next in sports, the a's just cannot lose at home as of late. are you sure they wan

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point favorites over south suda. instead, this game went down to the wire. you can thank one lebron james for saving team usa this thriller took place in london at o2 arena today. young fan here hoping for stephon curry's autograph after a 1212 start for usa. sudan scored 56

points. they took a page out of curry's book, started draining threes. sudan was seven for 14 and up by 14 at the half in the third, usa down eight. jrue holiday makes an incredible steal, finds lebron james for a massive and one slam usa down six later in the third game. tied at 76. deflected past curry. picks up the loose ball. he buries the three pointer usa clawing back in the fourth. sudan's jt thor heads down court and he is going to knock down the three on the outside sudan goes up by one. usa on the ropes. enter lebron james. he calls for the iso. he's going to drive and finish the layup. that's the game winner right there james had 23 points six rebounds and six assists. usa narrowly survives 101 100. in the wnba. the all star game put on quite a show tonight. caitlin clark and team wnba took on diana taurasi and team usa in the second quarter. here, team usa up two. breanna stewart

drives in and gets the floater to fall. stewart finished with 31 points. team usa up four. arike ogunbowale came alive in the third quarter. she drains the step back three. a few minutes later, she drains another. she had 21 points in the third quarter. and then we go to the fourth. caitlin clark drives in, gives it to angel reese, who lays it up. rivals to teammates here for wnba. reese finished with a double double 12 points, 11 rebounds and wnba beat usa women's olympic team 117 109. ogunbowale is your all-star mvp, setting up the game record with 34 points in the second half. the oakland a's have been rolling as of late, especially at the coliseum. they are on a franchise long eight game home winning streak. a's world series champion and 1988 mvp jose canseco throwing out the first pitch today, flexing for fans. first inning no score. two on brant rooker sends it out of the park. goodbye. it's a three run blast. his is set.

excuse me. 22nd of the year. fourth inning. a's lead with the angels four one bases loaded. lawrence butler rips a line drive to clear the bases. butler going for third. he's ended up called out to end the inning, but the a's held on to the lead. they win 8 to 2. giants looking to bounce back against the rockies. it's the 10th annual star wars night at coors field. so all of these fans are dressed up. third inning giants down two. nothing. tyler fitzgerald sends kyle freelance pitch flying. this is a solo homer. his third of the year. giants are down two one. bottom of the fifth game tied at two one on ezequiel tovar launches logan webb's pitch deep for a two run home run, his 16th of the year. rockies win 4 to 3. bay fc started their summer cup journey in group b on the road in san diego to face the way bay fc head coach albertin montoya pumping up his team and then in the 62nd minute, matty morrow gets her first professional goal to cut the deficit by 1/79

minute wave up to one. amirah ali makes it three one right there. and that's your final. bay fc falls to the bottom of group b, the waves snap a ten game losing streak. the san jose earthquakes on the road to face minnesota united fc, 75th minute here. minnesota up one. bongokuhle hlongwane heads in for the goal. minnesota wins two nil. and that does it for us here on sports this saturday night. mark thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. and a cooler tomorrow and a warmer next week. >> sounds good. thank you. than for j ning uhere. (dramatic music) ken jeong: welcome back to america's favorite guessing game: i can see your voice! tonight, it's all aboard the love train... both: woo-woo! ken: ..for the music that defined a generation: it's motown night! ken: using your detective skills...

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