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american citizen killed while simply exercising his freedom to support the candidate of his choosing. we cannot. we must not go down this road in america. >> president biden, addressing a shaken and anxious nation tonight's oval office address coming in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of former president donald trump. tonight, mr. trump in wisconsin on the eve of the republican national convention, where he is set to be formally nominated by his party this evening. the fbi continues its investigation into the shooting at the trump rally in pennsylvania as a possible domestic terrorism attack. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> here's what we know tonight. the shooting killed one man at the rally, injuring mr. trump and critically wounding two other people. sources tell fox news the shooter had explosives inside of his car, which was parked near the pennsylvania

rally, and bomb making materials at his home. the fbi confirms the gunman's father had purchased the ar 15 style rifle that was found near his body, though it's not clear if that rifle was given or taken without permission. investigators say the family is cooperating. >> and tonight, president biden delivered just his third oval office address. speaking for six minutes, calling for americans to reject political violence. >> we debate and disagree. we compare and contrast the character of the candidates, the records, the issues, the agenda, the vision for america. but in america, we resolve our differences at the battle box. you know, that's how we do it. at the battle box, not with bullets. >> this is the third time the president has addressed the nation in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of mr. trump, and there are still many unanswered questions from yesterday's shooting. >> not much is known about the 20 year old gunman, thomas matthew crooks, or what motivated him to carry out the

violence. another big question is how the secret service allowed him to get so close to the rally. armed with a rifle on a rooftop, fox's cb cotton shows us what we know so far and explains how security is preparing for the start of the rnc. >> former president donald trump, arriving in milwaukee sunday night for the start of the republican national convention. >> take a look at what happened. >> only about 24 hours after the attempt on his life saturday in pennsylvania. the fbi believes the shooter acted alone and says he had little to no social media presence. the suspect was not previously known to law enforcement and had no known history of mental health issues. meanwhile, the secret service is investigating how the shooter was able to get so close and into position without their agents noticing. >> we're like, hey, right here on the roof, we can see him from right here. i'm thinking to myself, i'm like, why is trump still speaking? why have they not pulled him off the stage?

>> nobody should be within that area armed, much less crawling on the rooftop of a high of a tall building, the agency coming under an incredible amount of scrutiny for what's being viewed as an inexcusable security breach. >> despite that, they maintain they are fully prepared to secure the rnc this week. >> we are confident in the security plans that are in place for this event, and we're ready to go. >> president biden has ordered an independent investigation into the shooting, urging americans to stay calm at a time when the country is on edge. >> the political record in this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool it down. we all have a responsibility to do that here in pennsylvania. >> the governor has ordered flags flown at half staff in honor of the 50 year old firefighter cory comparator, who was killed. his family says he died a hero shielding his wife and daughters from the gunfire in pennsylvania, cb cotton, fox news former first lady melania trump released an open letter

shared on social media, it reads in part, when i watched that violent bullet strike my husband donald, i realized my life and barron's life were on the brink of devastating change. >> i am grateful to the brave secret service agents and law enforcement officials who risked their own lives to protect my husband. he goes on to say to the families of the innocent victims who are now suffering from this heinous act, i humbly offer my sincerest sympathy. your need to summon your inner strength for such a terrible reason saddens me. >> well, as the investigation continues, the republican national convention is set to open in just a matter of hours, and officials for the rnc and the trump campaign have called it business as usual. >> now, tonight, we do know of at least one major change donald trump saying in an interview that he has rewritten his speech for the convention. ktvu political reporter greg lee in studio with us. and, greg, both trump and biden really both calling for unity tonight.

>> yeah, that's certainly been the message. and mike, claudine, that speech not expected to be until thursday night, the last night of the event on the eve of the republican national convention, delegates and party officials rallying behind the former president. no question the attempted killing of mr. trump, rattling the nation and changing the tone of this presidential race. barricades went up and additional law enforcement resources arrived to fiserv forum in milwaukee, wisconsin, for the republican national convention. security under scrutiny after the assassination attempt on former president trump. >> i am seeing it because we expected to see it, because the convention starting tomorrow, have i seen extraordinary things, not not yet. california's rnc national committeeman, sean steele, spoke to us from milwaukee. >> he said attendees are united and fired up as the party prepares to formally nominate trump for the third consecutive time. >> it's energized in a couple of ways. one, you know, the relief that it wasn't like the life changing worst type of experience that would have

divided this country irreparably. two we, there's a lot of people that love trump that don't vote. this is going to harden the cell. >> secret service and local law enforcement said there's no change to their security measures. and they're confident in their planning. >> there's no known specific articulated threat to the rnc or any specific individual attending. as you'd expect after the event yesterday, we've seen an uptick in social media, chatter, people talking about what happened, mr. trump told the washington examiner. >> he's completely rewritten his convention speech and will focus on national unity. >> i have no doubt they'll criticize my record and offer their own vision for this country. the power to change america should always rest in the hands of the people, not in the hands of would be assassin. >> president biden shared a similar sentiment in a rare oval office address sunday. experts say this is a remarkable moment in our political history, and it presents a critical stage for mr. trump. >> there's an opportunity for him to try to unite the country

and use the convention as a way of sort of moving beyond, you know, this, this, this really dangerous moment in our politics. >> and for mr. biden, what people like about him is his empathy. >> what people like about him is his humanity. so, interestingly enough, this is a unique moment for president biden, because this is the moment that president biden is most suited for. corey cook, political science professor at saint mary's college, hopes americans heed the call to lower the temperature, but worries the heated race could make it a fleeting moment. our politics has been organized at least for the last eight years, very much around negative partizan polarization that the main argument for the republicans is anti-democrat. the main argument for the democrats is anti-republican. >> now underscoring the message of unity at the convention. mr. trump's major challenger during the primary, nikki haley, is set to speak at the convention on tuesday. president biden said during his remarks tonight he will continue with his campaign plans this week in an effort to provide counter-programming in this very heated race that is less than four months away. >> such a critical moment for

the country going into this convention. talk more about the tone. what do you expect from the republican party as they set the tone, not just for this convention, but in the weeks ahead as we get into the democratic national convention? yeah. >> and those are the conversations i've been having today with republican officials. right. this is not just about former president trump's speech. this is about the days leading up to his speech. what will tomorrow look like as they try to set their agenda for what their campaign is? while also making sure that message of unity that this is less about president biden and kind of toning down the rhetoric and uniting the nation, and more about what they want to do, is there an idea to that? >> there is time. there will be a vice presidential pick that is announced and speeches and major announcements, but there is still time before november to highlight differences without it being this week and this time. >> yeah. and let's be clear, number one, the most anticipated speech this week is not necessarily of mr. trump. it's whoever he picks to be his vp. and who knows if those plans were derailed by that shooting and that we saw on saturday. but also very much four months is a

very long time in election politics and in timing. so a lot could change in that time. so certainly they want to set the agenda this week. republicans do then look forward to the democrats convention. >> do you think do you think, greg, donald trump would even come out tomorrow and like a surprise appearance just address it, get it, you know, talk about it, set the tone there. >> and i mean, i think there's been a lot of that. right. because when he walked off of that stage or was guided off the stage with secret service, that iconic photo that we will be talking about for decades and centuries, and him getting off the plane today and saying he was going to delay his trip to wisconsin, but he decided to be there. his party wants to see him. they want to see him active. they want to see him leading this because they very much have gotten in line behind him. >> but both parties want to see both leaders in front of this too, so expect to see the president also making sure that that he makes an appearance as well. right. >> and democrats have very much seen that in president biden. and remember, during this time before this happened, we were talking about democrats lining up against joe biden to get off of the ticket, asking him to

step aside. but that conversation is completely gone away during this time. and rightfully so. during this critical moment when the nation needs to unite and you're hearing that from both leaders, you wonder what will happen in the days and the weeks to come. >> will it return with the same gusto or will it not? yeah. that's right. okay. greg lee, thanks so much. >> thank you. and wisconsin's governor tony evers is asking the secret service to widen the no gun zone around the republican national convention. the governor says he wants them to immediately reconsider a decision that allows guns within the convention. soft perimeter. at a news conference today, the secret service said it has not made any changes to its security plan following yesterday's shooting. california is sending 61 officers to the convention, a move that has been planned since the month of may. this does include 40 members of the california highway patrol and police officers from bakersfield, fresno and long beach. the office of emergency services says california officers will be helping with crowd management and traffic control, as leaders from both

sides of the aisle are asking for unity. >> people across the bay area say they are still trying to make sense. not only of what happened, but also how the country is reacting. ktvu lamonica peter has more from palo alto. >> this is the first time i had any political anxiety was with this assassination attempt. >> a day after 20 year old thomas crooks attempted to assassinate former president donald trump during a campaign rally, people in the bay area are weighing in on the shooting incident and the current state of america. >> the way that the that, president trump had the wherewithal as he was exiting the stage to raise his hand and take the publicity and then in the crowd started chanting usa, usa. i find that very conflictual. what about this moment feels american? >> i think this is horrible that this has happened at this juncture. there's so much going on in the world that needs to be addressed in terms of wars that are raging and i think we need

to come across as a strong nation. >> a bullet grazed trump's right ear, and he's now recovering as he prepares for monday's republican national convention in milwaukee. president biden condemned the assassination attempt while addressing the nation on sunday. sonya leto, a republican candidate for state assembly district in contra costa county, says political divisiveness has gone too far for those of you that are praying for a president and our country, that's the right thing to do. >> for those that are silent, that should have posted and said something. elected officials, shame on you for not voting records. >> also showed crooks was a registered republican, but also made a $15 donation to a political action committee supporting democratic candidates that undermines what everyone wanted to say, which was, oh, this was, of course, a democrat who'd been riled up and, you know, things aren't as easy. >> people should really stop

before jumping to conclusions. this is, you know, some sick person with a gun. >> former fire chief corey comparator was killed reportedly trying to shield his family, and two other men were also injured during the assassination attempt. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news well, a handful of trump supporters were out in the east bay today. >> a representative from the group called patriots of contra costa county put up american flags and trump flags over the highway 24 overpass in lafayett. the organizer says she felt compelled to act after the shooting yesterday at the former president's rally. >> we're very concerned and we wanted to come out and show the bay area everybody on all sides of the issue that we support. president trump and his platfor. >> the highway 24 overpass is a popular spot for groups to post signs with political messages and wave flags that is here to greet them and try and bring a

little joy to their lives. >> coming up, we're going to meet a duo from the bay area working to help firefighters who are battling flames across california, and a pleasant weekend. >> temperatures really came down after a very hot couple of weeks. we'll let you know what you can expect in the upcoming week as we head off to work. see you back here and new pictures tonight from the highway patrol. >> how the chp says helicopters helped officers on the ground in multiple chases connected to everything from carjackings to reckless driving it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars.

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peninsula. that fire burned in east palo alto, near the cooley landing park by the bay. smoke from that fire could be seen from miles away. and right now, it's still unclear what caused that fire. cal fire is currently working 28 wildfires across california. >> the largest of those fires, the lake fire, is burning in santa barbara county right now. it's 34% contained. it's burned more than 38,000 acres. and it started on july fifth. there are currently more than 3400 personnel battling that fire. the second largest fire right now is the shelley fire in siskiyou county. it has burned nearly 15,000 acres. it's just 3% contained. the shelley fire started on july 3rd right near the pacific crest trail. there are evacuation orders and warnings for about 4200 people in that area, with 4100 structures still threatened. there are about 3000 firefighters battling this, one in siskiyou county.

>> two members of the firefighting group that is now battling the shelley fire are making history. both are from san francisco. sadie the first incident, support canine and her handler, christina gibbs. ktvu zac sos caught up with the two to talk about sadie's deployment, which is a first for the state. >> 123 meet sadie, one part yellow labrador, two parts firefighter and hero to her fellow first responders. >> they're working incredibly hard on the lines and they come down in the evening after working for hours on end and sadie is here to greet them and try and bring a little joy to their lives. christina gibbs, a san francisco firefighter and sadie's handler. right now, they're stationed around 350 miles north of san francisco in siskiyou county, where crews are currently battling the shelley fire. her role out here in the fire camp is to aid to the mental well-being of the firefighters coming off the line. sadie's official title

incident support canine, a therapy dog of sorts, and her presence here with gibbs making history. >> sadie is the first canine to be deployed to a fire in california. >> to do all this, sadie had to undergo 1000 hours of training lasting around a year before the wildfire. much of her work revolved around helping those impacted by emergencies in san francisco cope with the aftermath. >> we call it the ultimate icebreaker, so when someone's trying to talk about the critical incident that they just were involved in, sometimes petting a dog just relaxes them enough to be able to speak. >> the pup's presence currently proving just as soothing in siskiyou county. >> some of the comments that are being made to me are. this is the best thing that happened to me today. i miss my dog, i this is the best. i'm so grateful for you to be here. >> among the more than 3000 crews currently deployed to the shelley fire, so sadie's mission

not over yet. >> i probably met about a third of them. there's satellite camps out, and i'm probably going to be heading out to those satellite camps maybe at 6:00 tomorrow morning. zac sos ktvu, fox two news. >> well, san francisco fire crew was out at fort funston last night to rescue two dogs and their humans stranded on a cliffside. the department shared these photos on social media. san francisco fire rope specialists, along with a heavy rescue team, helped get those dogs and their owner back to safety. >> a pleasant weekend compared to the heat that we had the last couple of weeks. actually, we had, you know, the record in livermore, a few days back, 111 degrees this weekend and today, temperatures sunday. today's temperatures were pleasant, about average, maybe a little above average, maybe a little below a little below in some places, but just a classic bay area summer day and very pleasant compared to what we'd seen the story this week. the next 2 or 3 days we do this, we

keep doing it. we'll repeat it, and then temperatures will start to heat up, but not in the same way they did last week. we're going to see a warm up or a heat up towards the middle end of the week, and that will be mainly for the inland bay valley. so that's mid 90s, maybe even upper 90s, but that's not unheard of for this time of year. but we will see a constant sea breeze. so it's going to be a much milder weather week than what we had last week and the week prior to that. there's fog at the coast inversion. that's just how deep the marine layer is, how right the inversion shallow or it's deep. and this morning it got deep. it was up over 2000ft. that's where all the cool air came from. it's going to do the same thing again tomorrow. maybe not quite as deep. we're going to have a big push of marine air. you'll probably have some fog and low clouds in your neighborhood. there's such a big push and there's such a depth, the inversion that the fog is actually going to maybe break off at the coast and you'll see some clearing in ocean beach and at stinson beach and places along those along those lines. so current temperatures there's the seabreeze. see the greens? yeah so it's already well over

the coastal hills, cooling things off. so a pleasant day ahead tomorrow, just like today. but there will be changes. we'll get specific with the numbers after the break. see you in a bit, bill. >> thank you. new at ten california highway patrol is releasing aerial footage from several chases involving carjackings. reckless driving. last night, the helicopter and other aerial units were assisting chp ground units who were responding to sideshows in the city of oakland. this was from nine in the evening to just after midnight. in that time, they say they helped with seven chases, resulting in 13 arrests. >> well, more than 100 new california highway patrol officers were sworn in at a graduation in west sacramento this past friday. the ceremony marks the end of 26 weeks of training with these graduates, 409 officers have been added to the ranks of the chp this year. that's more than the total number of new officers from all of 2023, chp commissioner sean drury shared a message with the class. he talked about the responsibility to always act out of concern for others, be kind to people, treat other.

>> every person you come in contact with, how you would want an officer treating those sitting behind you. remember you're responding to somebody's tragedy that will become your routine. treat them with kindness and empathy. >> this group of new officers helps advance the chp's goal to fill 1000 officer positions. since the campaign began two years ago, 816 people have been recruited. >> a shooting in the east bay leaves one person dead. what investigators know so far and reaction from well known members of the community to the killing and remembering a family killed in alameda last week. >> the vigil at city hall for a community still trying to come to terms dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security...

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last night on telegraph avenue, right near 40th street. according to the bay area news group, the 27 year old san leandro woman was shot after getting into a dispute with another person. so far, no arrests have been made. oakland based rapper mistah fab posted on social media following the shooting, saying the violence is beyond understanding. the hurt, the pain, the trauma has made a forever lasting impact. i will always remember you as a hustling with a world of ambition, drive and courage and a heart big as texas. peace and blessings. now, right now, it is unclear how he knew the shooting victim a hayward police tonight also investigating a homicide aftereeger died following a shooting and then car crash. officers responded to reports of a gunfire 1030 yesterday morng ne the intersection of pompano avee and sumatra street, police say. moments later, reports of a car crash and more shots came in from just a few blocks away. that's where offics fod an 18 year old man suffering from

gunshot woundshe later died at a hospital from his injuries. his identity has not been released and there is no word on any arrests. >> community members are mourning the loss of a family killed in alameda last week. two dozen people gathered in front of city hall for a vigil this afternoon. the steps were covered in flowers and people brought pictures of the victims. authorities say last wednesday, 54 year-old shane killian shot his wife, his father in law, his mother in law and the couple's six year old son, william. the mayor and the police chief both spoke at that vigil, along with william's baseball coach. >> difficult as it is to say, our team will not be the same. there will be one less set of bright eyes on her heels playing with us. and we as players and coaches and the community are at a loss. >> killian is behind bars,

facing multiple charges. the couple's one year old son survived the shooting. the police chief says he is still being treated at the hospital. >> san jose police have taken over the investigation into the death of a three year old girl, who disappeared last week. a body was found yesterday at a san jose recycling center. it is believed to be the body of ellie lorenzo. the lorenzo family, released in a statement saying we are heartbroken at the loss of our dear, sweet ellie. she was the most charming, funny, smart, friendly little girl. ellie loved dancing and meeting new people. she so easily made friends and spread so much joy everywhere she went. she will be remembered for her smart and curious mind. her big smile and her warm, loving heart. ellie's life was full of so many people who loved her so much, and we will miss her beyond. words can explain. we wanted to extend our thanks to the community at large and their support through the search for ellie. >> well, scott peterson is scheduled to be back in court

tomorrow in his bid for a new trial. peterson appeared virtually in a redwood city courtroom last week. he was convicted 20 years ago for the murders of his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son, and is serving a life sentence. attorneys from the innocence project have taken on peterson's case and are working to get him a new trial. the judge is expected to rule tomorrow on where the dna testing of a piece of duct tape will be conducted. attorneys say that duct tape was found on laci peterson's pants when her body was discovered. >> somebody started yelling, hit the ground! hit the ground! >> four people were shot at yesterday's rally for the former president, including donald trump. we learned more about the victims and now some even shielded their family from the gunfire. >> and the attempted assassination is raising a lot of questions about security. now, a former fbi agent is weighing in on what went wrong and how security at the rnc may be handled. >> and home depot in some hot water. the california law. the company was found to have violated, and argentina had to

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50 year old man was killed and two other men, a 57 and 74 year old, were injured. and tonight they are in stable condition. ktvu is amanda quintana reports. >> just spoke to corey's wife and corey's two daughters. corey was a girl. dad. corey was a firefighter. corey went to church every sunday. corey loved his community.

>> pennsylvania governor josh shapiro identified the man killed at saturday night's trump rally in butler as corey comparator. he says comparator was an avid trump supporter and excited to go to the rally with his family. witnesses say he was shot in the head, so ask that i share with all of you that corey died a hero. >> the corey dove on his family to protect them last night at this rally. corey was the very best of us. may his memory be a blessing. >> flags have been ordered to be flown at half staff in corey's memory, as two more victims fight for their lives, and others deal with the trauma of witnessing it all. >> somebody started yelling, hit the ground! hit the ground, and i when i looked over, then i saw the smoke from the gunfire. >> just heard pop, pop, pop right away. you think, well, maybe firecrackers and you're kind of stunned. and then and then fire and then like, return fire and then everybody get down. so we got down and we huddled and we just started praying.

>> texas congressman ronny jackson told sean hannity his nephew was also injured. >> he was grazed in the neck. a bullet crossed his neck, cut his neck, and he was bleeding. this is your this got up. >> congressman. this is your nephew? yeah >> yeah, this is my nephew. they were there. i'd set them up. they went to the rally. they were in the friends and family pen, which was just to the president's right down a little bit lower on the left on the screen, but to the president's right in, in the line of fire as pennsylvania rallies together in the investigation continues, their governor says it's time to act with moral clarity. >> my message to all pennsylvanians, my message to all americans, is to be firm in your beliefs, to believe what you believe, to advocate for what you believe, and to be engaged in the political and civic process, but to always do so peacefully. >> amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> and for more insight on the secret service and security

plans moving forward. earlier, i spoke with stuart caplan, a former fbi special agent. he believes there needed to be more air support at the rally in pennsylvania and says with outdoor venues, aircraft and drone technology is needed. he also says with the republican national convention coming up, security checks have been well underway. >> they were there yesterday. to make people go through magnetometers to identify whether or not someone may be in possession of a weapon or knife or whatever. and also bomb sniffing dogs and so you are safer to be in a fixed venue, meaning a venue that you walk into. and it has four walls and a roof and i'm simplifying it, but that's the reality. >> caplan goes on to say, in milwaukee, the secret service will be likely screening cars coming on to the property and checking any vehicles who are dropping off attendees to the rnc for explosives. and we spoke to nolan higdon, a cal state east bay professor, about what this assassination attempt does

to an already heightened political climate. >> a hyper polarized nation is kind of like a tinderbox. and sometimes violence like this can go one of two ways, it can deepen that polarization, deepen that sense of fear, and concern and confusion for the other sid. or it can be a reminder, a reminder to us of where this rhetoric goes. >> early this morning, former president trump put out a statement on his social media platform, truth social, thanking everyone for their thoughts and prayers, saying, quote, it was god alone who prevented the unthinkable from happening tonight, president biden addressed the nation from the oval office live oval office addresses are considered a solemn setting for historic times. >> this was president biden's third oval office address. the second was on the israel-hamas war and russia's invasion of ukraine. the other was after congress approved the fiscal responsibility act. president trump addressed the nation twice from the oval office, once at the start of the pandemic and

one on both the government shutdown in 2019 and the mexico border wall. president obama held three oval office addresses a staff member for a democratic congressman is no longer employed due to a post that she made on social media following the assassination attempt, mississippi congressman bennie thompson announced he fired one of his staff members after screenshots of her apparent facebook post circulated online following the shooting, the post appeared to say she does not condone violence, but says the gunman should have received shooting lessons. the posts were made on the user's private facebook profile. >> the assassination attempt on former president trump is drawing widespread condemnation from leaders around the world today. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he watched the, quote, horror of the shooting at yesterday's rally. he said, quote, this isn't just a crime. it's also an assassination attempt on american democracy. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky released a statement in which he called the shooting a heinous

crime, saying, quote, violence in any form and anywhere must never prevail. i am confident that america will rise to the challenge, and british prime minister keir starmer released a statement reading in part i am appalled by the shocking scenes at president trump's rally and we send him and his family our best wishes. political violence in any form has no place in our societies and my thoughts are with all the victims of this attack. the leaders wished mr. trump a speedy recovery. canadian prime minister justin trudeau released a statement saying i'm sickened by the shooting at former president trump. it cannot be overstated. political violence is never acceptable. my thoughts are with the former president trump, those at the event and all americans. >> officials in hawaii are investigating a deadly helicopter crash in tonight's west coast rap y. the search for missing passengers has now been suspended. >> a pleasant weekend around here. temperatures about where

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earthquakes say 7000 fans packed right into paypal park tonight to watch the game. both miami and the bay area will host world cup matches in 2026, and it was an exciting, hard fought match. there was a key injury, plenty of extra time. we'll show you all the action coming up tonight in sports. >> well, home depot has agreed to pay nearly $1 million to settle california gift card law violations. the sonoma county district attorney announced last week that her office, along with the da's from contra costa, la and ventura counties, settled a civil lawsuit with the company for violating california's gift card law. the law requires that gift cards not have expiration dates and must be redeemable in cash, even if the card is less than $10. an investigation found home depot did not redeem cards for cash, and several instances. a los angeles superior court judge ruled the company must now pay $750,000 in civil penalties. well, the floating city is ending a tax to stem the tide of rising tourism, at least for now. venice italy, is known for

its seemingly floating buildings. its canals, gondolas and gondoliers. recently, the city charged a day tripper tourists k75 a day. that's if they visited on certain days, and tourists have had to show proof they paid when asked. the plan was an attempt to stem the tide of tourists who only visit for a day. but some critics claim it didn't work because more tourists kept coming. however, one expert says indications are the tax might actually return next year and day tripping would cost you k71. >> then a woman in florida is on a mission to get the overdose reversal drug narcan to everyone who lives in her county, she is setting up free vending machines that contain this life saving drug. fox's chris lindsey shows us how this rollout does hit close to home for her. >> this needs to be done. >> a mother on a mission in memory of her son when he was a little boy, he used to fall down all the time, so his dad named

him boom boom. jean bailey's so, bradley bailey, overdosed last year. she believes he might still be here if he had access to narcan. >> it automatically reverses the effects of the opioids. >> the life saving drug is rather expensive at a pharmacy. it could cost upwards of $50 a box. that's why she wants to give it away. in vending machines, you don't have to put no money in it. >> we just, take these dials and we turn the dial and it pushes the narcan boxes out. >> the first machine was set up here at a mental health clinic on south ridgewood avenue in daytona beach. since they first set it up in april, they've gotten over 90 boxes picked up. that's nearly one a day. >> we're very happy to have it here, and i'm looking forward to the possibility of having more machines in the community. >> monique evelyn joined jean in presenting the idea to the

county council. >> it's an awesome idea. it's a great strategy when we think about harm reduction. >> counselors have been outspoken in the fight against the county's drug issue. bailey's vision is one day they'll vote to add the machines to county property. >> my hope is that we get machines all over volusia county. >> until then, she'll continue to raise the money to expand. that way, people can get the help they need before first responders show up. >> by that time, it's just too late. >> in volusia county, chris lindsey, fox news. >> still to come, there may soon be a new way to get around on some of those most popular trails up in lake tahoe. >> also ahead, a hiker getting help from the sky. the conditions that required rescue crews to get that hiker to safety. >> and it was a pretty nice weekend all across the bay area. no extreme temperatures to talk about, which was definitely nice as we give you a live look outside on this sunday evening, chief meteorologist bill martin is going to have the forecas for the start o u.s. forest

service has approved a plan to open up more than 100 miles of the lake tahoe basin to e-bikes. now, right now, motorized bikes are not allowed on any trails. the chronicle reports. the forest service still needs to finalize the environmental assessment before allowing access to those e-bikes, but that is expected to happen sometime next month. >> the surfing community took over pacifica state beach this weekend. today's contest was the grom fest, where those ages 10 to 18 got to compete on both short and long boards. yesterday was the 24th annual kahuna kupuna benefit. it's the only amateur contest in the world designed specifically for surfers 40 and older. the president of the surf club hosting today's children's competition, said many of

today's competitors are grom fest veterans. >> so a lot of these kids have been surfing. they've been in this contest since they were real little. we got kids of all ages and now we have, you know, up to 18. and they're just they're ripping out there. it's fun to watch. >> there was also a special push in division today just for children under the age of ten. >> well, a team of spanish sailors celebrating tonight after winning an international sailing competition on the san francisco bay. a fleet of ten teams from ten countries took on the sailgp season four grand final. spain won first place and that $2 million prize. australia came in second and new zealand in third. sailgp chief operating officer says they're grateful the bay area embraced this race. >> we're so excited to have so many locals here to see the races, you know, usually we have like a good turnout and this year we have even more people than usual. the sun is out, lots of families, lots of friends. we're super excited. we see some travelers also supporting, you

know, the new zealand team, the australian team. so the fans are out today in force. >> today's teams are made up of both men and women. that's after the league made the historic decision to welcome women to the men's teams instead of creating a separate division, a new art installation is now on display in the presidio in san francisco. >> there was a launch party today to celebrate the new piece called super blooms. the art installation is large scale ground mural that features three plants native to the presidio. they're the california poppy, the chilean strawberry, and the checkerbloom. >> it's very important that we understand the importance of native species. for these parks, this is the time of the year when everything is blooming around the presidio. >> this event also featured music and crafts, as well as kite making. the art installation is located right at the space between the presidio transit center and the enclosed pavilion and presidio tunnel tops. >> the governor of texas is demanding an investigation into the power company that serves the city of houston. hundreds of

thousands of people remain without power since the arrival of hurricane beryl last week. today, governor greg abbott announced that he is sending a letter to the public utility commission of texas requiring it to investigate why restoration has taken so long. centerpoint energy has restored power to nearly 2 million customers since the storm hit on july 8th, but around 350,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity. the governor says power companies along the gulf coast must be prepared to deal with hurricanes. to state the obvious. >> all right, taking a look at the pattern, the mean pattern, which is going to be with us for the next few days, it's this little trough. it's just kind of just this little donut down here. see, it's spinning. and that that clock counterclockwise flow. so the plan with this is it's going to stick around. and when it does it takes some marine layer stretches it out and gives you this super deep inversion which drops temperatures. that's how we got out of those really, really high temperatures from last week and

the week prior to that. so kind of you see that low in some iteration sort of stays in that in that general zone. so the week is going to be very similar except towards the middle end of the week, those inland cities will start to warm up. so it's going to be classic. summertime week is what it's going to be. the last few weeks have been anything but classic. they've been record setting. they've been historical. some of those heat events we went through when one was 4 or 5 days, but not not this week. so there are the highs from today, right? 93 is the hot spot. 90 in antioch. that's where it will happen again tomorrow. almost spot on. and then the fog will be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning when you wake up. so hope you got a good had a good weekend. it's so pleasant after all that heat that we experienced in the last couple of weeks and looks like the long range models, if you go into the climatological models, they're sort of saying, hey, it looks like we're going to be average or below average for a while. it models or models, but it looks like we're going to stay below average or at average for a few weeks anyway. and so that gives us a

little respite from the bad air, hopefully from the fire danger hopefully, and from the heat concerns and advisories. so tomorrow morning there it is. boom. big fog footprint. that's how you know burns back. oh look it does it again the next morning. that's tuesday morning. deep inversion. and then what happens again. boom. another deep inversion on wednesday morning. so on wednesday afternoon thursday friday i think those inland spots will get into the mid 90s. maybe even upper seconds. but that's you know, antioch concord, fairfield, towards the middle end of the week. but tomorrow that's what the footprint looks like, the temperature footprint. and then temperatures inland, upper 80s, low 90s. beautiful day, good air quality and just a nice week ahead. and i got to tell you, claudia, my utility bill i think is just i must it's going to be horrible to look at because i just had that ac cranking for, for like two weeks. i mean, that was a that was a heck of a run. >> you and me both. yeah, you and me both. it was it was tough. all right. thanks, bill. well, hiker was pulled to safety in san mateo county. the rescue

was captured on video. a highway patrol helicopter was called in to assist those fire crews who were trying to rescue this hiker on montara mountain earlier this week. the chp says the hiker was suffering from heat related issues and had to be hoisted from the trail. they were safely transported to an ambulance. >> all right. coming up in sports, the oakland a's had a historic day at the plate. more on the runs that led to a double digit win. >> then on the 11:00 news, officials across the bay area warning homeowners as coyote sightings increase. this time of year, the threat to house pets

hard rock stadium, where the

match was being held. the stadium was put on lockdown before the game officially kicked off just about 620 here local time in the 63rd minute, lionel messi tripped over himself and it was that right ankle. it looked like that he injured messi, emotional about not being able to play the rest of the game, and this one was really kind of nailed a nail here. and it wasn't until the 112th minute that lautaro martinez found the back of the net, and it would end up being the game winner. the only game only goal of this game. messi, of course, excited about that one. argentina winning their 16th title and they are officially the 2024 copa america champions and the euro final. more excitement on the pitch today between spain and england. the king of spain was in attendance for this one. prince william was also there. 73rd minute here. jude bellingham would find cole palmer, who tucks this one a pass. simon for the goal. palmer of course, with

the beautifully timed equalizer there. so tied at 1/86 minute here, still tied mark cucaracha with the inside feed there. and they would tap that one in for the goal. he was in the right place to finish it. spain up 2 to 1. so they win the euro final. it's their fourth win in spain's history. the san francisco giants, looking to end their final homestand on a positive note before the all star break gets underway. it was really a army of kayaks coming into mccovey cove, hoping that they get one of those splash balls. third inning here. the giants up one. patrick bailey hits a single into the gap off of chris paddack one run scores. so giants go up two. nothing fifth inning here. same score blake snell was absolutely dealing today. he strikes out ryan jeffers there in the sixth. he does it again with matt wallner. and then in the seventh again with brooks lee. he goes down swinging. so snell only allowed one hit and finished with eight k's in seven scoreless innings of action.

here's where things got exciting. mike yastrzemski lines one into the gap off of duran. they lay out. can't make the grab there. then brooks lee through an error right into the giants dugout. so yastrzemski capitalizes on the moment coast in to third. and he would get the homer there. the giants would storm the field there. elliott ramos cools yastrzemski off with. i wouldn't call it a nice ice bath because it's san francisco. it's still cold in the summer, but nonetheless, they're celebrating. gives the giants the 3 to 2 win and the a's had a monster night today. or rather day today. they were in philadelphia taking on the phillies. this was just a's were up 2 to 1 in the fifth inning. lawrence butler had himself a day. he started by hitting that pitch there for a two run homer deep. so then eighth inning here the a's are up 11 to 3. butler takes this rouz pitch deep for a two run homer. that's his ninth of the year. he goes three for six with six rbis. the a's up 13

to 3. ninth inning here. the a's up 14 to 3. stubbs garrett stubbs comes in to pitch bases loaded. zack gelof takes this stubbs pitch deep for the grand slam, his 12th home run of the year. the a's hit eight home runs in the game. oakland oakland gets the monster win 18 to 318. >> yeah, unbelievable. bailey thank you. thanks guys. >> next at 11 we cannot we must not go down this road in america. >> we've traveled before throughout our history. violence has never been the answer. >> tonight a nation on edge after the attempted assassination of former president donald trump, the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now. >> well, president biden has ordered an independent investigation into the shooting and has urged americans to stay calm as tensions run high. hello again. i'm claudine wong and i'm mike mibach. >> in a speech to the

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