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mourning the loss of one of its community service officers killed in the line of duty. >> somebody that works to help protect people. it's just it tears you up a little bit. >> two san jose community service officers struck by a suspected drunk driver. one officer was killed tonight. the other is in the hospital. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. >> hearts are certainly heavy in san jose, especially at the department where flags were lowered to honor the officer. new tonight, ktvu joey horta spoke with neighbors who say they're just devastated by this crash. >> flags are at half staff outside san jose police headquarters as officers pay tribute to their fallen brother in blue. >> it's so sad, you know, he's out here just trying to protect us, serve our community. >> a friend of community service officer long pham confirms the man in his 30s was killed saturday night while working the scene of an unrelated car

accident at monterey road and palm avenue. >> i did get to see the aftermath. all that glass. it's, it's just so bad. >> police say the driver who hit pham was arrested. they believe he was driving under the influence. >> i'm already scared to drive because of how people drive on the road, let alone you not knowing if there's a drunk driver next to you and at any given moment, your life could end. and that's just. it's terrifying. >> a police spokesperson says our entire police family is heartbroken, and our collective arms are around his family, friends and teammates as we all cope with this painful incident. >> it's a horrible situation, absolutely horrible and a lot of it is. there's a lot of speed on this road. >> ken sasso has driven these country roads for 80 years. he lives right across the street from the spot where pham's life was taken. >> somebody that works to help protect people, it's just it

tears you up a little bit. >> mayor matt mahan writing each day, our officers place themselves in harm's way to fulfill their solemn oath to protect and serve us. they are truly heroes. >> it's really sad prayers out to the family. you know, that's very unfortunate. >> a friend remembers pham as a really great dude who was well known in san jose after joining the department in december of 2022. police say this is the first community service officer to be killed in the line of duty in san jose. that friend we spoke with says he was expecting to have lunch with officer pham on sunday. tragically, that never happened. acting police chief and city leaders are expected to hold a press conference on monday, where we expect to learn more about the investigation in san jose. joey horn, ktvu, fox two news the san francisco police department is planning to hold a memorial service for one of their fallen officers, 29 year old luciano ortega died at expectedly last

sunday. >> he had been with sfpd for the past nine years, most recently assigned to the mission station. the department says there will be a public service for officer ortega at saint mary's cathedral on friday. people are asked to arrive by 915 in the morning. that service will begin at 930 tonight. >> the investigation continues into a sideshow in oakland that turned violent. shots were fired just before 4:00 this morning. five people were sent to the hospital. new at ten ktvu zac sos. live in oakland with the very latest zach. >> and mike. so far, police only able to share limited details about their ongoing investigation. the five victims, all believed to have been spectators at the sideshow. now sideshow is certainly something that neighbors say are not new to their area, but they say the violence that is something that is getting worse. >> part of life, really in oakland. >> larry presley, after watching cell phone video of an east oakland sideshow from early sunday morning learning it

happened just steps from where he was standing. >> i would like to see more gun safety as cars spun around the intersection at macarthur boulevard and fruitvale avenue just before four in the morning, police say shots rang out. >> i didn't know five people had gotten shot, so that's concerning to me. bryce, just finding out about the violence that broke out blocks from her home. police say the five victims were received by different area hospitals. >> there's always been sideshows. when i was in high school and such, and now it's just more prevalent. there's happening more often. they're happening in the daytime as well as at night, and people are losing their lives. >> as part of an effort to crack down on sideshows and other oakland crime, governor gavin newsom announcing plans this week to bring in national guard attorneys to speed up prosecutions in alameda county, the governor also committing last month to quadrupling the number of shifts conducted by chp officers in the city. that

would help. >> i would think. unfortunately, the oakland police force is understaffed, so more police patrols, i think would help if they were able to be there at the time of the events, because i've seen one police officer at a sideshow and definitely overwhelmed. >> in march, the governor also unveiling plans to install several hundred license plate readers in oakland and east bay freeways. >> surveillance could definitely look at the license plates and do plenty of other things. you know, it's a very dangerous five people getting shot. that's crazy man. that's crazy. >> and we still don't know the exact conditions of each of the victims. for now, police just listing each as stable. they're asking anyone with information, video, or perhaps photos of the sideshow to reach out. >> mike zac sos live with the very latest tonight. zach. thank you for that. staying in the city of oakland, a 33 year old father of two is in the intensive care unit after his

family says he was shot while taking a nap inside his home in east oakland. the family of hal kwong says a bullet came right through the wall, penetrated the headboard and then struck him in the head. oakland police have not yet commented on this case. the victim's sister says he has me page has been set up to help his wife and children, and in vallej a shooting that injured a man last week is now being investigated as a hide after the victim died yesterday from his injuries. the shootg happened right inside a business on solano avenue. 945 thursday morning. police say the man had multiple gunshot wounds. the victim's name has not been released. and tonight, no word of any arrests. >> and new at ten tonight, police in san francisco investigating a smash and grab burglary that happened at stonestown galleria. a video posted on social media shows four people wearing hoodies and masks inside kay jewelers around 645 last night. you can see him in this video here. they're smashing display cases, stuffing items in their bags. and then also as you see here, they just

run away. police say no arrests have been made yet. anyone with information about the case is asked to call san francisco police back to vallejo, where police arrested a man who was in the middle of committing his second robbery of the day. >> police say the suspect was in possession of $3,000 at the time of his arrest, which he allegedly stole from a store on sonoma boulevard just moments before. police say the suspect was just about a block away attempting to commit a second robbery. when officers took him into custody, officers located him using a gps tracking device, which the suspect unknowingly took with him. along with that cash, the money has been returned to the store owner and the suspect was booked into the county jail. concord police releasing these photos tonight from a recent operation that resulted in nine arrests. the suspects, including a juvenile, were linked to various thefts at old navy, ulta and home depot. the department says its financial crimes unit will be conducting more of these types of investigations to address retail theft in the city. >> in santa cruz county, police

arrested a former teen counselor and charged him with sexual offenses against minors. the scotts valley police department says that ciriaco johnson served as a counselor for the city's boys and girls club between 2019 and 2023. after leaving, the 24 year old stayed in contact with several teens, offering money for sexual favors and pictures, according to police. the investigation began after a parent notified or noticed rather inappropriate text on their child's phone, and then notified police. dozens of protesters today took over part of the golden gate bridge, halting traffic around two this afternoon. video posted to x shows protesters marching in the northbound lanes, several of them leading horses and chanting many of their flags associated with the ohlone tribe. or read free. leonard peltier. northbound traffic appeared to clear up just about an hour later. >> governor newsom has deployed a specialized team to georgia to help a fema incident team as

they prepare for a major operation. just two hours ago, tropical storm debby strengthened right into a category one hurricane off the gulf coast of florida. and as fox's robert ray reports tonight, this storm could bring historic rainfall to the region here in the next few days. >> tropical storm debby churning up the gulf of mexico and making its way into, eventually the big bend or nature coast of florida, where it is expected to make a landfall as a category one storm in the meantime, we are experiencing the outer bands, some of the heavy rains and the gusty winds under storm surge warnings under tropical storm warnings, hurricane warnings to the north in the big bend area, and also the possibility for tornadoes. it's a gumbo of just violent, nasty weather as debby has taken its time to develop. but now it's beginning to make that move into a rapid intensification process. here's

the bad news, unfortunately, is that when it does make landfall, it is nowhere near the end. it's going to drop inches and over feet of rain in some isolated areas here in florida. but then it's going to make a trek into georgia, potentially back out to the atlantic where it could stall and even if it doesn't go back into the atlantic, it may stall over the carolinas and georgia, putting cities like savannah, charleston, wilmington into very dire situations. two feet plus water could fall from the sky, causing catastrophic flash flooding scenarios. we know what happened during hurricane harvey years ago in houston and the disaster and the aftermath during that. and so we're hoping that's not the case. but all signs point to a very dire situation. if you're in this path, you have to make sure that you have everything shored up with vehicles and make sure that you're not out on these roadways. if you get caught and that kind of flash

flooding with that amount of rain coming down, it could be deadly. reporting in clearwater beach, florida, robert ray, fox news. >> all right. we're checking in on the weather. when i return, we're going to have a look at what you can expect coming up as we head towards the workweek. >> and fires continue to break out in the bay area, where one incident threatened to highway. >> also, a pilot had to make some quick adjustments mid-flight where he landed his plane, avoiding serious injuries in northern cali rnia

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sassoon. it started about 1245 this afternoon in the area of blue mountain drive and hidden valley lane. cal fire shared these images on social media. they say just over nine acres burned. ground crews remain there on the scene, though, to secure containment lines and look out for any hot spots and a martinez crews worked to put out a three alarm vegetation fire along highway four. this fire broke out near pacheco boulevard at about 420. this afternoon. con fire says the fire burned up this hill from the grass to the trees. no injuries were reported and no no structures were damaged. the fire was under control by about 515, and footage that was sent to us by viewers. you can see a lot of smoke and black charred vegetation. our traffic camera also picking up some of the smoke, which was traveling several stories high into the

air, and the creek fire in alameda county now fully contained. that fire started last week in sunol regional park and burned more than 700 acres. firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused that fire. no one was hurt, and the state of colorado firefighters are now getting the upper hand on a wildfire burning outside the city of denver. >> tonight, residents from two different neighborhoods that were previously under mandatory evacuation orders are now being allowed to return home. fox's vicente arenas has the story. >> a lot less smoke visible this afternoon from the quarry fire. the jefferson county sheriff's office saying it is now 20% contained. people who live in the deer creek mesa and custer neighborhoods will be allowed to return to their homes, which will now be under a pre vac status. with this caveat from emergency workers don't wash your hands and say we're done. >> be prepared in case this thing continues to go. >> there are still three neighborhoods under a mandatory evacuation status where roads are closed, like murphy gulch,

where bruce west, his wife, and two dogs live. what are you most worried about now, bruce? >> my wife's flowers. if we could get a helicopter to go over and water them, that would be great. >> aircraft continued dousing parts of the fire saturday afternoon. elaine garcia came from highlands ranch and noticed it had died down some. i was curious how close it was because i could literally see the smoke from my house. >> so i was, you know, and i could smell it. and it was giving me headaches and all the particulates and stuff. but it's better today. >> several firefighters have been dealing with heat exhaustion, along with sprained ankles. today we learned that in addition to rattlesnakes and bears, firefighters are also dealing with mountain lions as well. and there was a cat two that was found covered in slurr. it has now been reunited with its owner. >> and that was vicente arenas

reporting. at this hour, containment is up even more at 35%. also, the jefferson county sheriff said that fire is believed to be human, caused in some manner. >> devastating wildfires nationwide have researchers raising some concerns over the potential effect that the fires may have on our water supply. wildfires often burn vegetation, sending ash into nearby water resources. when these fires enter neighborhoods, they can burn homes. of course, cars and other objects, and these fuels can be dangerous if they get into our drinking water. >> when you have drinking water sources with an impaired ecosystem that impacts the water quality over time, and if you have impaired water quality, that can then prevent water treatment plants from being able to create safe drinking water. >> researchers say they're still trying to understand what complex compounds are being released from wildfires and how they impact our water systems. >> all righty. this week is

going to be interesting. it's going to stay hot inland pretty much all week. we're going to get real hot on tuesday. and then we're going to get cooler on wednesday. and then lot cooler as we head into the week. the inland valleys stay pretty warm to hot, though. what that implies then, is that there will be a sea breeze that it does not get completely cut off in this heat event appears to be a very short lived heat event tuesday into wednesday. by wednesday, it's going to start cooling and beyond that we'll see temperatures well, even like today, these were highs today. highs tomorrow will be just like this. and then on tuesday they come up in those 90s, turn into low one hundreds. but then it cools quickly. so it's not like this protracted heat wave. so these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow will will be a little bit cooler in some places. so we'll see lots of 70s and 80s around the bay low 80s. and then inland we'll see lots of 90s, low 90s. and then on tuesday it'll be noticeable. it's going to heat up and then they'll be, but there'll still be a sea breeze. there's fog out there now. it's looking at the inversion. and it was this morning. it was about 12 1300

feet. and then right now it's about 1500ft. so it just means it's getting a little more over the coastal hills. so we're looking at san bruno gap here. that's the sfo airport. but the gaps right behind this shot over the, you know towards the coast. and that fog is easily getting through that because it's low lying. but the rest of the coastal hills is getting through as well because it's up over about 1000ft. so that means tomorrow morning. in short, it's going to be a lot like this morning. we have plenty of fog and low clouds. kind of cool kind of pleasant, and then a mild afternoon to warm inland. and tuesday the heat is on. when i come back, we'll get specific with the numbers and the timing. >> all right. see you in a bit, bill. thank you. new at ten, a pilot was forced to land his plane on a golf course in sacramento. the fire department was called out to a crash at haggin oaks golf course. this was around 1:00 this afternoon. once on scene, investigators learned the pilot had just departed an airport in the area. soon after taking off the engine in the small plane failed and the pilot was forced to make that emergency landing. he suffered only minor injuries. >> well, the biden administration is proposing to

ban chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles. the commerce department says it's concerned about the national security risks associated with connected technologies in connected vehicles. under the proposal, automakers and suppliers would need to verify that none of their connected vehicle or advanced autonomous vehicle software was developed in a foreign entity of concern, such as china. an announcement is expected in the coming weeks. >> researchers are turning a highway in the state of indiana into an electrified road that can charge evs as they drive over it. the $11 million project uses a new technology called dynamic wireless power transfer to recharge evs while driving at full speed on the highway. it works just like a wireless phone charger, creating a magnetic field on the pavement that vehicles can then convert into electricity to charge the battery. >> you don't have to worry about where you recharge. the road is doing it for you as you drive. secondly, you now you can have a

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citizens are being urged to leave lebanon, quote, as soon as possible as tensions continue to spike. >> the u.s. is closely monitoring the situation there in the middle east, amid fears that an iranian attack on israel could expand the scope of the war. fox's alex hogan shows us how israel is planning to defend itself. >> washington is fortifying its military footprint here in the middle east. national security council spokesperson john kirby spoke about the specific need today on fox news sunday. >> look, when the supreme leader says he's going to avenge, we have to take that seriously. now. i don't know what they're going to do or when they're going to do it, but we got to make darn sure that we're ready and that we have the capabilities in the region to be able to help israel defend itself and quite frankly, to defend our own people, our own facilities, our own national security interests. >> the idf is preparing to defend itself while expecting another attack similar to the massive strike in april, when iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles against israel in one night alone. iran

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alex hogan, fox news. >> now to the war between russia and ukraine. today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy displayed his country's newly arrived f-16 fighter jets during a ceremony. zelensky says the aircraft will bolster the country's war effort against russia. they represent the first batch of f-16 fighter jets being sent to ukraine by western allies. he did not say how many f-16s have arrived in ukraine or which countries they actually came from. right now, ukraine says it is dealing with a shortage of trained pilots and a limited number of jets. >> anti-immigrant demonstrators in the united kingdom staged a violent protest at a hotel housing asylum seekers today, the group clashing with riot police in the city of rotherham, near manchester. some of them got inside the building and threw chairs at the officers. it was one of several chaotic protests around the country following misinformation about a deadly stabbing attack last week. the false online reports claim that the assailant in

those stabbings was a muslim immigrant. prime minister keir starmer is condemning the violence. >> people in this country have a right to be safe and yet we've seen muslim communities targeted attacks on mosques, other minority communities singled out. salutes in the street, attacks on the police, wanton violence alongside racist rhetoric. so no, i won't shy away from calling it what it is. far right thuggery. >> ten officers were injured in these clashes and several people were arrested. in bangladesh, nearly 100 people are dead and hundreds more injured following clashes there between police and anti-government protesters. tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of the capital city, dhaka, calling for the resignation of the prime

minister after last month's protest against a quota system for government jobs left more than 200 people dead. the government has declared an indefinite nationwide curfew and shut down internet services. >> still to come, the presumptive democratic nominee for president getting closer to a major step in her campaign. >> i think harris is probably going to try and choose a candidate who she thinks will get more of those center center right voters. >> the final vetting for kamala harris's running mate. and when we could know her pick. >> and the san francisco giants accomplished something that they haven't done in more than a month. that story and a lot more ming [inner voice] is it menopause or something else? the menopause journey has stages. learn about yours with clearblue menopause stage indicator that tracks your fsh hormone levels combining them with your cycle data. what's your menopause stage?

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president reportedly vetted three possible candidates to be her pick for vp. they include minnesota governor tim walz, u.s. senator mark kelly of arizona and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. each of these candidates was interviewed at harris's home in washington, d.c. harris is also reportedly considering transportation secretary pete buttigieg and governors andy beshear and j.b. pritzker for the job. >> and kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate tomorrow with the democratic national convention. now just two weeks away. >> yeah, time is running out. ktvu amanda quintana spoke with bay area political analyst about what lies ahead for both kamala harris and donald trump. with just a few months to go now until the election. >> we are not going back. it's a crucial week for the kamala harris campaign, with a mostly smooth start, including rallies and fundraising. >> she has a lot of momentum at her back. i think she wants to keep that going, right before she was announced as a candidate, there was a lot of

momentum at trump's back. and since then, it's really been all harris now, the decision everyone is waiting for who will be her vp pick? >> cal state east bay professor nolan higdon says harris will likely pick a less progressive choice. >> i think harris is probably going to try and choose a candidate who she thinks will get more of those center, center right voters. i think with the history of sexism and racism in this country, she's also going to keep an eye toward that, what candidate might be able to overcome some of those challenges, with polls showing harris and trump nearly neck and neck, higdon expects the vp announcement to give harris a boost. >> she's expected to make a decision by tuesday. then the two will go on a battleground state tour together. this all comes as donald trump and his running mate, jd vance, held their first rally together in georgia. one of the seven states that could prove pivotal in november. at the same time, there's a disagreement about when and where the two candidates will debate. there was a debate scheduled on abc for september 10th, when biden was the nominee. trump had

previously agreed to it, but now wants to do a debate september 4th on fox, instead saying if harris doesn't agree to the new one, he won't debate her at all. higdon says he's surprised trump is trying to switch it up. >> trump usually never wants to look vulnerable, so backing out of a debate like this makes them look vulnerable, like he's afraid of debating harris, but also trump. and this goes back to 2016. he doesn't believe in bad press. he believes all press is good press. so the idea that he would avoid, you know, a highly, seemingly highly watched, highly anticipated debate is quite striking, i think it would be a pretty weak move for harris now to switch the venue, because trump requested it. so i don't see her doing that. >> while political analyst brian sobel called it typical dialog between candidates trying to stake their place. >> i think, harris does better in the argument because there was a debate scheduled. she's ready to go, and donald trump is trying to reform, the debate. having said all of that, it will

probably be worked out some way because if one refuses to show that, doesn't get the job done, and the american people want to see a debate between these two individuals, both political experts think the two will eventually agree, and there will be a debate sometime before november, because the american people really want to see a stage where neither can avoid the tough questions. >> amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> with less than 100 days to go now until voters head to the polls, both candidates are testing out some new strategies. the trump campaign is readjusting its approach now with a new opponent, while the harris campaign tries its luck with republican voters, fox's lucas tomlinson reports as vice president kamala harris begins her third week as the presumptive democratic nominee, her campaign faces a pivotal test as she and her new running mate, whoever that ends up bein, set out on a campaign blitz of seven battleground states.

>> harris is vetting three of those candidates sunday in d.c. minnesota governor tim walz, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly. the campaign also launching a new initiative dubbed republicans for harris, aimed at picking up those on the right who are put off by donald trump, the campaign's director of republican outreach, saying in part, vice president harris and our campaign are working overtime to earn the support of my fellow republicans who care about defending democracy and restoring decency, all of which would be torn away in a second trump presidency. meanwhile, the trump campaign is eyeing a change in strategy after the former president made headlines last week with some eyebrow raising comments about harris's racial identity. republicans are urging him to focus on what they see as winning issues. >> definitely the economy, gasoline and groceries, like all over the country. but the border is a real serious issue. >> the former president seemed

to heed that advice during an appearance sunday on fox. >> inflation has been a disaster in this country and it's killed the middle class. it's killing the working class, and we're going to get inflation brought down. >> a decision from harris is expected in the next few days. she's scheduled to appear with her new running mate at a rally in philadelphia on tuesday at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> the federal judge in donald trump's january 6th election interference case is scheduled a hearing for august 16th. now, this comes after the judge denied trump's motion to dismiss the case. this case has been on hold while trump's legal team appealed presidential immunity to the united states supreme court. the former president faces four criminal counts for attempting to subvert the 2020 election by conspiring to obstruct the certification of the election results, donald trump will not be required to attend the hearing. a political action committee that is being backed by tesla ceo elon musk is

under investigation in connection to the collection of voter data in michigan, according to cnbc. on the america packs website, there's a link that says register to vote users in the state of michigan, then click it and submit personal data, including zip code, address and phone number. but according to that same report, after the information is entered, the site does not directly register people to vote. any violations found during this investigation would be forwarded to michigan's attorney general. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says recently freed americans from russia should not receive irs fines. the new york senator says their irs fees accrued while they were not able to work or pay taxes, and he hopes that house speaker mike johnson will help to pass the legislation quickly once congress is back in session. in september, they'll need help from the irs back here at home because they have, in some cases, had no years of irs filings that lead to fines, fees and payback if something it's

not something you think of, but it happens all the time. >> we want to make sure that a burden like this, the irs fines and fees that could hurt their credit and cause stress is totally removed. >> the three americans were part of the 24 detainees who were released in a prisoner swap deal between the russia, between the us, russia and other western nations. last week, a crash temporarily shuts down a business in the east bay. >> we're going to take a closer look at the damage caused by the incident tonight at 11, and we are tracking the weather. >> it's going to heat up, especially on tuesday. it's going to be a hot day this week, but not a protracted heat wave. we'll have the five day forecast at first, though. >> a weak jobs report sent the markets tumbling last week. what analysts say about the state of the economy, including if they believe we are headed

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fallen into correction territory. wall street really coming off a terrible week, leading to questions about whether the fed is waiting too long to drop the rates. these are the numbers from friday. the dow fell nearly 2%, the nasdaq plunged more than 2.5%. moving into correction territory. that's 10% below its recent high. tonight, many investors worry the us economy is headed right toward a recession, and bitcoin and ether tumbled over the weekend amid a broad sell off in the crypto market. >> bitcoin sank to just over $53,000, in its lowest since late february, while ether traded below $2,400, its lowest since late february. analysts attribute this drop to several factors, including lower than expected payroll numbers released on friday and uncertainty over the upcoming

presidential election and the latest jobs numbers show hiring slower than expected. >> some economists are concerned by the decline. financial planner james mcbride says he believes while wall street may be sounding alarms, inflation is on track to reach the fed's 2% goal and unemployment is historically low. >> you have pretty doggone good unemployment numbers extraordinarily good inflation numbers. when you look back, say just a couple of years. so you have the fed doing a pretty great job based on the numbers. >> fed chair jerome powell suggested the fed could start to cut interest rates next month if inflation continues to ease. >> some analysts say that hurricane bertha, which hit texas hard last month, may have skewed the employment figures. ktvu tom vacar takes a closer look now at the numbers to see if the market's fears are justified. >> though the nation's job market is still growing, it's very clear now that it has cooled off substantially. in response to that, the always nervous stock market worried

about a possible recession because the federal reserve has not yet cut interest rates. so it took its biggest nosedive in two years. >> today's numbers don't indicate that we're in a recession by any means. they indicate that the job market has slowed. >> former edd director mike bernick, an employment lawyer at the international law firm of duane morris in san francisco, says the relatively lower number of u.s. jobs created last month is significant. >> today was a surprise in terms of the steepness of the loss. we've been averaging about 220,000 jobs per month, this morning it was down to 114,000, and the unemployment rate did increase slightly to 4.3%, the highest since october of 2021. >> wage increases have also cooled back. in 2022, wage increases were nearly 6%, wage growth continuing to slow down

to 3.6% year over year. >> last month, it was 3.9%. the month before, it was 4.1%. >> hiring has slowed or flattened in many sectors. new hires mostly concentrated in health care. other gainers were in government construction, transportation and warehousing. but to a lesser degree. the once massive gains in leisure and hospitality hiring have leveled off for the better mid-level and higher jobs. competition is intense, but a range of sectors they're getting 100, 200, 400, sometimes 800 applicants for each job. the inflation rate has decreased to 3.3%. it nearly obliterates the 3.6% in wage growth. mr. bernanke says. we won't know if we're in a recession for another 2 to 3 months at least. but by then, the federal reserve should have begun interest rate cuts. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news.

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paddle out on the morning of august 8th, the day that those fires broke out. a larger event is planned for that evening at the lahaina civic center gymnasium. organizers say the ceremonies will be opportunities for healing and to pay tribute to the 102 victims and two people who remain missing in oahu. >> a new amazon distribution

center is opening up in honolulu and it's one of the largest in the country. this new facility aims to really enhance delivery capabilities across the islands. while also bringing new jobs to the state. fox's jill kuramoto has the story. there you go. >> congratulations. richard merrick. >> a blessing ceremony marks what many say will be a game changer in hawaii's economy. amazon says its new $300 million delivery station at sand island will provide 500 jobs, plus an additional 1100 indirect jobs in hawaii. the e-commerce giant says it already supports over 1000 local small businesses and expects that to grow. >> we're going to continue to invest in the growth of our transportation network. and we do that through growing our commitments to empowering small businesses on the islands. >> the governor hopes amazon will be a major partner in the future. >> it's multimedia. it's potentially an overture to do naming rights for our stadium.

there's a lot of things that amazon just might be able to do for us, which helps a lot of different sectors. and so we welcome them, but we especially welcome them for the jobs for our local people. >> with 500,000ft!s of space, this facility is one of amazon's largest in the country, along with three cargo planes and 300 delivery vans in its fleet. amazon says it aims to be able to deliver packages in two days, so we receive it at the honolulu airport. >> we work with third party vendors there, who then take that volume. they put it on one of our trailers, and then our trailers will meet us all the way at the far end of the building. that's where our inbound dock is. >> as one of amazon's newest facilities, they've implemented some of the top of the line technology here. and this conveyance belt is an example of that. once the packages come in, they'll be placed on the belt. a computer scans that package and it decides which hamper to drop that package in. an employee will come take that package, scan it, which will tell them which tote to place it in. they'll put the package in these

totes. the tote will be placed in a delivery van and then it's off to you. operations are scheduled to start august 6th, with the first deliveries going out on august seventh. jill kuramoto khon two news i'm back here in the bay area. >> a water main burst in a martinez neighborhood. it happened overnight near valley and truitt avenues. a few blocks from nancy boyd park. firefighters and the city public works team responded to the scene, shutting off the water around one this morning. they repaired the main by about six. neighbors say it's not the first time this has happened in this area. >> we woke up in the night to a lot of noise. water is rushing out and which happened before the same spot. and then we our ditch gets washed and but this time it was quite, quite a mess. >> officials told neighbors to run their sprinklers before turning on the water inside their homes to clear out any leftover sediment in their

pipes. >> all right, this week's going to be about hot inland and mild to very warm to hot around the bay. this happens on tuesday. the hottest day of the week would be the hot and the valley stays pretty warm. but along the coast we're going to have a sea breeze at sticks around and brings temperatures up essentially like these. these are the highs from today. tomorrow is going to be a lot like this in terms of temperatures. and then tuesday day after tomorrow temperatures are going to go up. they're going to spike. and then on wednesday they're going to come back down. then they're going to get back down to this level. so tuesday, wednesday or the hot days and especially in the central valley it will stay hot. and we could see triple digits. concord could go 100 degrees, livermore could go 100 degrees. 101 degrees. a lot of fog out there now. it's deep. it's a deep marine layer. and that's how you know it's going to be a mild day tomorrow. it's one of the one of the clues. i mean it doesn't mean it has to be. but you see the greens and you can see the topography, how it see that's the warmer the higher temperatures away from the, you know, topographically the marine

layer is able to get into all these spots up through the delta and up into sacramento. but you can see it can't get over into winters. it can't get over into arbuckle in those areas. so a pretty good size, pretty depthy marine layer. and that's how it'll be tonight. so tomorrow is kind of a nice day. kind of mild. kind of like today. and then tuesday it warms up quickly as high pressure builds in. so tomorrow morning's forecast you see the fog and low cloud. that's a pretty decent size fog footprint. and then it burns back. and then this this temperature footprint is pretty much you know that's classic summer right there. temperatures inland though you see the purples further east. those are the low one. hundreds. this is tomorrow tuesday. the purples are going to come all the way to here to where my hand is. right. and then so that means the reds and the oranges. the 90s and the 80s are going to push further towards the west. but that seabreeze isn't going to get shut off. so temperatures around the bay will remain manageable for the most part. so tomorrow morning there's the fog and then it burns back some some tropical moisture comes in on tuesday and

the fog gets limited to the coast. and that's your hottest day of the week. that's the long-range model or not. the language. that's the 48 hour model. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. then it looks a lot like today. and then again spikes tuesday wednesday a little bit warmer than this. and then thursday friday saturday not a lot cooler but cooler back into the upper 80s and low 90s. on for the latter part of this week. that means thursday, friday, saturday. will you see that in the five day forecast? right. temperatures peak on tuesday. wednesday they start to cool thursday, friday, saturday and sunday they are pretty mild, almost like what we just had this weekend. >> all right bill thank you. we'll see you at 11. dozens of booths lined walnut avenue in fremont for the 40th annual fremont festival of the arts. there were plenty of vendors offering everything from glassware to jewelry and a lot of great food options as well. a first time attendee from the south bay said he's glad to see these events actually benefit

the local economy and the community. >> pandemic covid took a lot away from us and it's just now starting to rebuild. so i think it's really good to see it. you know, this many people come out and participate in this promising. >> organizers were expecting tens of thousands of attendees this weekend, and neighbors in sonoma enjoying some new improvements to maxwell farms regional park. >> park officials announcing the completion of the project on thursday, and residents have been already using the new fields for baseball and soccer games. ada accessible pathways are now installed, so visitors of all abilities can access all areas of the park. >> all right, a dramatic finish in the men's 100m left the winner and the silver medalist both stunned. cristina rendon will have that story coming up next in sports. >> and then coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, members of congress want to investigate a company based here in the bay area, why they suspect the business is using unfair practi that gave them

their first road series win in over a month. michael conforto here, getting some pregame handshakes, even some knuckles, and then a really high five for 611. sean kelly, we'll start you in the fourth inning. reds up two nothing matt chapman turning that carson spears pitch into a two run homer to tie things up, his 17th of the season and surpassing last season's total. then in the eighth inning, giants lead three two. the national league rookie of the month for july, tyler fitzgerald at bat, sending a bomb to the stands off fernando cruz. it is a solo home run, his 11th of the year, and the giants cruise to an easy eight two win. oakland a's hosting the los angeles dodgers. former oakland a's scott hatteberg and chad pinder

threw the first pitches to seth brown and bobby crosby, bottom of the first dodgers up by two brant rooker at bat, connecting on river rhyne's pitch to deep center field to tie things up. check out that fan catching the two run homer ball. it is rooker's 28th homer, and then we go to the third. same score. dodgers have one on cavan. biggio lines a ball up the middle. jason heyward will come in to score and then biggio is thrown out at second. with that run, the dodgers snatch back the lead and hold on to it. they win three two in the last year, track star noah lyles has made it really clear he is undoubtedly the fastest man in the world and today he proved it. check out this photo finish here for lyles as he snaps a 20 year drought for usa in the 100 meter final, winning his first olympic gold. he beat jamaica's shane thompson by 5,000th of a second. thompson believed he was the winner, but once lyles name came up first on the video board, lyles snatched off his

name tag, held it in the sky and shouted, america, i told you i got this. it was reportedly the closest one two finish in the 100 since at least 1980. scottie scheffler got emotional on the podium after winning gold for team usa in golf. he shot nine under 62 in his final round, which ties the le golf national course record. scheffler set an olympic record for 72 holes at 19 under 265. he becomes the second straight american to win gold in men's golf, following xander schauffele in the tokyo games and after a slow start, early team usa women's basketball picked up their 58th olympic win in a row, beating germany 8768. they outscored germany 7149, in the final three quarters. jackie young came off the bench, led the team with 19 points, and a'ja wilson had 14 points. team usa is the top seed in the quarterfinals, and they will face nigeria on wednesday. okay, let's talk some 49ers other than brandon aiyuk. contract situation still top of mind. the big story here at training camp is brock purdy.

he's trying to level up his game, be more aggressive, but he's also thrown nine interceptions in ten days of camp. here's his response to the noise. >> i take pride in protecting the ball for our offense and our team and so obviously i'm mad when i'm not completing the ball to our guys and it's going to be the defense. now is the time to be trying out some stuff in terms of throwing some windows and some some tight coverages and whatnot. i still got to grow. i still got to be better and i'm hard on myself with it. >> i have a feeling he's going to be just fine. >> yeah, he'll be okay. football season is here. yeah. let's wrap. >> also coming up a lot more highlights from olympics and much more. yeah. at 1130. thanks christina. >> thank you. next at 11. >> they should maybe try to do this in a controlled environment. you know, instead of a live street. you know, this is very dangerous. >> another sideshow breaks out at an intersection overnight in the bay area. this time it comes with violence. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now, and police in oakland say five people

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