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the suspect from investigators, as well as neighbors. this is ktvu fox two news at seven on plus plus and three other people were hurt in that deadly crime spree that unfolded late yesterday. welcome everyone to the seven on ktvu tonight. i'm alex savage and i'm heather holmes. that rampage began in san jose when the first stabbing was reported just south of highway 85. a second stabbing was reported about 20 minutes later. north of the highway and a little more than 30 minutes later, that suspect drove about seven miles north and according to authorities, ran over two people. then another person was stabbed at a milpitas shopping center. we brought this story to you last night as breaking news in ktvu jesse gary begins our team coverage this evening with the very latest on the spree. there was no reason for it. these people didn't hurt. nobody they were good people. friday multiple communities across the south bay struggling to make

sense of a 24 hour old crime spree that killed three people and injured three others. suspect kevin parker allegedly started his violent attacks near his home on kooser avenue in the blossom hills section of san jose. two days ago. i did see him. he was getting out of his car with his mom, and he looked he looked like good. he looked fine. like wouldn't have suspected the next day. anything like this would have happened. an army of police officers converged on the home, but too late to prevent the multiple crimes. investigators say purana stabbed and multiple victims at shopping areas in south san jose . some patrons say violent crime is sweeping across the region. can you see here with my family and we have kids all in the parking lot and just it's not safe, man. you know what i mean? it's not safe for anybody, especially if it happened in broad daylight. detectives say corona drove north to south 16th and east santa clara streets and killed the fams as they did home improvement work outside their property. for them to have their life just ripped away like that,

it's not fair. police say corona drove to the 400 block of jacqueline road in milpitas and stabbed another victim. fire department personnel and paramedics arrived on scene, took over medical aid and transported our victim to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased. milpitas police secured a nearby high school graduation ceremony and arrested corona at a shopping center. what makes me even angrier when i see him being arrested with no remorse, like he didn't care. like he would have probably been killing more people out there if they didn't catch him. the suspect's car and the knife have been recovered in milpitas. investigators say there's no clear reason or motive behind these attacks. and the julian section of san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. and authorities today reveal that the suspect has been involved in other crimes in the past and that he was currently on probation. brooks derose took a deep dive into the suspect's background and this violent suspect was taken into custody, ending the possibility of further bloodshed. three dead

and three hurt caused by stab ings and car ramming san jose police say the crime spree that played out thursday afternoon was at the hands of 31 year old kevin parker. the suspect was known to the san jose police department and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. court records reveal a violent criminal history in just the last few years, he was on probation following several felony assault . neighbors say he lived with his parents at this home on kooser road in san jose. no one answered the door, but neighbors say he struggled with mental illness and thoughts of suicide . there was just frequent activity like ambulances like and sometimes he would be gone for like a couple of days, like after the ambulance had tooken him. so definitely needed a lot of help. police reports detail a pattern of what was described as erratic, unpredictable behavior . parker rana was found in 2019

with a homemade explosive device in a home in a second in a car in 2021. can victim of puncturing tires and throwing rocks at a neighbor's window down the street and months later, accused of threatening a mcdonnell worker with a dagger. records show he's been caught with meth violate a domestic violence restraining order. and in psychiatric holds for depression, anxiety and considered a threat to himself and others. one part of the system we have to see where the system failed this individual investigators are still trying to pinpoint a motive, looking at the suspect's mental health and potential substance abuse. city leaders offering condolences and promising change. and that's why i believe that when we're dealing with individuals who are repeat offenders with multiple convictions, our city county and state must do a better job of holding people accountable for

getting the care that they need or getting them off of our streets. parker rana is in the santa clara county jail, booked on several charges, including homicide, attempted homicide and carjacking. he's expected to be arraigned early next week in san jose. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. new details now on the person police believe shot and wounded a four year old girl in east oakland. police are looking for 19 year old lamar marion griffin of oakland in connection with that shooting that happened on wednesday night. a friend of the family says the little girl was inside her mother's apartment on 68th avenue when she was struck in the leg by a bullet. again on wednesday. the child was then taken to the hospital and she is expected to survive the oakland police department and crime stoppers are offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. san francisco today kicking off the city's 53rd annual pride month celebration.

3 to 1. wait. i forgot to. and at city hall, as you see here, the pride flag. now flying high. lieutenant governor alan lucas joined mayor london breed and other leaders to raise the flag and show support for the lgbtq plus community. san francisco's first ever drag laureate, darcy dellinger, was also on hand for today's ceremony. the event at city hall is just one of dozens happening in the city over the next few weeks. ktvu sally rasmus has a look tonight at some of the festivities and more on the meaning behind this year's theme. there will be another flag raising ceremony here at market in castro in the city this afternoon to replace the iconic pride flag that waves over this neighborhood all year round. the theme for this year's pride celebration is looking back and moving forward. i think it's important to have perspective and to appreciate the pioneers who created this opportunity for us to be out in

open. and the theme is, is very , very meaningful because when we look at what's happening today in terms of the lgbtq community, it's a little bit of everything old is new. again, some of the hateful attacks that we're seeing on our community state senator scott wiener is talking about the recent push in various parts of the country to do things like banning drag queen performances, restricting transgender rights and the push to ban some lgbtq books here in california and even the bay area . we got a little bit comfortable as a community. we thought everything was only moving in a positive direction when we were only going to see more and more acceptance and embracing of our community. and that's true societally. people are more and more accepting. but the backlash is here. last night, hundreds of people came to the castro theater to hear advocate and activist jane fonda speak. she and a moderator discussed the long struggle for lgbtq and transgender rights in

san francisco's downtown neighborhood pride month includes a new tradition called drag me downtown, a series of weekly pop up drag shows that will be held at different downtown businesses every thursday this month. and in the hills of san francisco, organizers are already looking for volunteers to set up the iconic pink triangle on twin peaks. what this symbol is, it's a giant warning and a reminder of what happened. and could happen again. and so many people are going after our our personal freedoms and so that's what we have to fight for. the used the pink triangle to identify gay prisoners during the holocaust. the triangle's now been reclaimed by lgbt activists and repurpose it as a symbol of pride. volunteers have installed the pink triangle canvas on twin peaks during pride month every june. for the past 28 years, san franciscans are looking forward to a wide variety of events this month, a great balance of going out and having fun with your friends, but also remembering that our it is still a riot and of course, pride month

culminates with the san francisco pride parade, one of the largest of its kind in the country. that is scheduled to happen on sunday, june 25th. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. well the rainbow flag in san francisco's castro district was replaced today ahead of this month's pride festivities. the group castro merchants pays for the flag and replaces it about 3 to 4 times a year. the president of castro merchants says it's important to keep that flag beautiful as it continues to signify the castro as a safe place to be. exactly who you are . i can't believe how backward our country is gone. so it is absolutely so incredibly important this year that we show how proud we are. boldly loud, loudly. the flag is 20 by 30ft and is designated as an art installation created by gilbert baker. the flagpole, by the way, was dedicated in 1997. and for the latest information on pride

events all across the bay area, just head to our website. we have a special section dedicated to pride month, and you can find that at ktvu.com/pride guys just runs up and bam bam shooting twice in the leg. thankfully that shooting victim was quickly helped by a doctor who was in the area on his way to work today. coming up tonight here at seven, we hear from people who witnessed the violence outside of a restaurant in san francisco . plus, the push to get people to rethink their drink will preview the health care in oakland, encouraging people to skip those sugary beverages. a nice little warm up today across most of the bay area. it looks like our warming trend. it wants to stick around for the weekend. we will have your update coming up after the break. and before we go to break here, let's check on the roads around the bay area and we will take you here to a live look at conditions on the san mateo bridge. looks as though traffic is moving along

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purchase the oakland drinks water community health fair will be happening tomorrow afternoon at friday's carter park. that's near bancroft and 98th avenue. it happens between noon and 4 p.m. health experts and community leaders will be on hand to promote healthy eating and drinking habits. the fair will be hosted by rapper and community activist mr. fab. and for more on the event, we're joined tonight by the organizer and program analyst of the sugar sweetened beverage tax fund program in the city of oakland. nephritis williams nephritis. thank you for taking the time tonight. we appreciate it. and we're looking forward to learning more about the event tomorrow. what is the message you are sending to the community

with this event about why it's important to cut back on drinking sodas and other sugary drinks? well, we've been pushing ever since measure h was passed in 2017 to push oakland ers to get away from the sugar sweetened beverages and drink more water. lots of things are impacted by the consumption of sugar sweetened beverages, including diabetes, hypertension , obesity and dental cavities, which we know in a lot of our vulnerable communities. in oakland happen at a higher incidence than they do in other parts of the city. so our fair tomorrow is just going to be pushing that message of getting away from the sugary sweetened beverages, drinking more water, kicking off june, which is going to be proclaimed. the official oakland drinks water month and just really want to get our families out to enjoy this fair. it's all free. so come out and see us at birdies carter between 12 and 4 it's going to be a lot of activities and great messaging from our grantees. yeah. so talk about some of those activities. what can people expect tomorrow? so we have over 20 grantees that are

doing work with some of the revenue that comes from the sugar sweetened beverage tax. they're doing a lot in our communities to educate people about nutrition and the benefits of drinking water and also doing a lot to mitigate some of those impacts with physical activity as well as nutrition information, dietary things and things like that. so our grantees will be tabling to give out information, sign people up and get people engaged and involved in the work that they're doing. and also will be doing some giveaways and some contests. we got a dunk contest. we've got some other fun things, some dancing and just a lot of activities to get people up and moving and educated about the benefits of drinking water in oakland, up and moving is always important. i think we should step back and point out this event is being funded through revenue from the city's tax on sugar sweetened drinks. obviously we've reported quite a bit on that. it was adopted a few years ago and according to a ucsf study, the purchases of

sugary drinks in oakland have dropped by 27. what have you seen from your perspective on the impact that tax has had in the city of oakland? well, it's had a great impact, actually. the tax has been in place since 2017, and although we haven't really had a lot of front facing events where the public can learn about the impacts of the tax, we've got organizations in the city of oakland, including ruth, including community kitchens, including healthy points of sale and many others that are doing a lot of great work with the revenue that's coming from this tax. and what is showing is that with people becoming more educated and being given more choices, that they are choosing to make healthier choices and drink more water. yeah. and really that was the goal behind the tax. are you surprised by what you're seeing but by the outcome? well i'm not that surprised because as a resident of oakland, i grew up here, graduated high school

here. i have been in those vulnerable communities where we have food deserts here. we have a lot of liquor stores and corner stores that sell mainly sugar sweetened beverages and other not the healthiest choices. but when given more information and given more choices, then people generally make better decisions. and so what i'm saying is just the community learning more and the community wanting better. and so they're making better choices. i'm really happy to see that the tax is having a positive effect. the revenue has gone down each year, which indicates that people are buying less sugary beverages and we hope to continue to see the revenue go down. but also we want to continue to see the great work that's happening in our city around nutritious meals and drinks and pushing this information and education out into the community to keep going. yeah. and hopefully see better health outcomes for people long term. really appreciate you coming on tonight to talk about this important event in oakland. again it's the oakland drinks water oakland drinks water community event happening tomorrow afternoon

between noon and 4 p.m. again, it's at verde's carter park, which is at 9600 sunny side street in oakland. nephritis williams thank you so much for taking the time tonight. we appreciate it. take care. thanks bye. you know, i love my water. i walk around with a big half gallon. you do? yeah. so i love that heather loves water. oakland loves water. heather loves water. there you go. yeah, especially on sodas. mark, i absolutely, yeah. especially on these warm day has got to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. and we do have some warming temperatures in the forecast. in fact, today you could see lots of 80s out there for concord, fairfield and antioch right around the bay. not incredibly hot, but still some 60s and some 70s. so temperatures have been trending up over the past couple of days and that trend will continue into the weekend for the next couple of days. so tomorrow morning, though, still some areas of fog, beaches not warming up too much near 60 degrees, but more 80s for tomorrow. and sunday should be the warmest day of the weekend here. as you can see here, this area of high pressure has wants to build in. we're watching out for this guide for next week

that could bring in a shower or thunderstorm chance. but at least in the short term, we do have more sunshine away from the coastline. 60 all the way to the 80s. here is the satellite right now, as you can see into the evening hours, still some patchy fog hanging out near portions of the coastline right now. you can see closer to a half moon bay or pillar point and numbers near the coast in the 50s. but it is a warm friday evening now toward concord and walnut creek. nice to get outside those temperatures in the lower 70s. you can see the wind speeds right now. there is a bit of a breeze out there for the 7:00 hour. there's sfo gusting to 28 miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward the oakland alameda estuary. nice evening to hit the water. you can see a nice sailboat action for this evening. overnight temperatures will be in the upper 40s to the 50s. so partly cloudy skies, some coastal fog. and here is the forecast model into the afternoon hours, we will bump up the sunshine. and here's the eventual temperature range. from the 60s to the 70s, a lot of 80s for the warmest

locations inland. tomorrow the warming will continue into sunday and then some changes next week. we'll talk about those changes with your full update all coming up in a little bit. thank you. a nervous time for some student loan holders coming up at 745 will tell you when the pause on repayments will end and why government funding crunch could mean even more headaches for borrowers. plus, president biden addresses the nation tonight about the bipartisan agreement to suspend the debt ceiling for two years and avoid a devastating default for the country. why the president says a crisis 100% ribeye beef... in a burger. yup! 100% ribeye beef... in a burger. my ribeye steakhouse burgers. all the flavor of a juicy ribeye steak, in a burger. did i mention they're made with 100% ribeye beef?

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gets, you see each other's not as adversaries, but as fellow americans treat each other with dignity and respect to join forces as americans to stop shouting, lower the temperature and work together to pursue progress, secure prosperity, and keep the promise of america for everybody. mr. biden commended speaker mccarthy and other congressional leaders for operating in good faith during these negotiations. the president said that he will be signing that bill tomorrow. us hiring jumped last month with employers adding a robust 339,000 jobs. tom vacar tells us that was well above expectation and evidence of enduring strength in this economy. since the federal reserve started raising rates to cool the economy. 5.1 million new jobs have been created so far in 2023 alone. since new year's day through may, the nation's gains are almost 1.5 plus million new

jobs, despite the fed tightening , despite these other indicators of decline in consumer confidence and business confidence, the jobs market remains very, very strong. nationwide wide national unemployment ticked up to just 3.7. we're still at one of the lowest rate since 1969. there's a lot of companies looking for talent right now. and despite what we might think historically as being conditions where things are not as favorable for workers, wages are up 4.3% year over year. i think there's indication that the wages themselves are not the main driver of the inflation. so why are jobs defying all the other negative economic markers? the enormous, enormous government, federal and state money washing through the system? the old economic prediction indicators

are becoming unreliable in the new era of remote work, we seem to be in new territory at the moment, and i suspect it's going to be a little bit more time before we start to settle into whatever the new patterns going to be. and despite big tech layoffs, the bay area economy is not falling apart. what people forget is that it grew so quickly during the pandemic between 2020 and 2022, that a lot of the cuts we're seeing right now, the net effect is still a net gain in employment. over the last few years, the bay area still remains the reigning worldwide high tech innovation champion. i think that really is one of the things that's going to help the bay area over time as we continue to push ahead. the reality is, say the experts, americans are simply more affluent than ever, giving the economy a healthy shot in the arm, despite cutbacks. tom vacar ktvu fox two news is okay. so some big economic headlines for us to dig into with george next. morgan stanley family wealth

advisor george, nice to see you on this friday evening. first, how important is it for the us economy to now have the uncertainty surrounding the debt deal finally behind us? now their mission critical confidence is all we have. we have a piece of paper says it's a dollar. what does it really mean? it's got to be backed up by the full faith of the government that we pay our bills. and this really drives the global currency. we have a safe currency for the entire world. no other economy is as strong or as transparent. even though we make mistakes all the time, we correct them. that's a transparency part. so having this debt ceiling met and not having a fiscal cliff is mission critical. all right. so we obviously saw another unexpectedly strong jobs report for the month of may, even as the fed continues to work on trying to cool off this economy with interest rate hikes, why george, do you think this economy is just so resilient, our economy? alex is incredible. this defies everything that it

is so robust that we've created this huge number of jobs. again but last three months, we've averaged about 380,000 new jobs. economy only needs 150,000 to break even. the federal reserve would like to have a negative jobs report. that means less people working, less people fueling the economy, increasing inflation. so we're just not we're just not seeing that inflation is about 5. they're going to probably, you know, look at raising again, just to keep just to keep people from borrowing. but in spite of that, our economy is robust, people are working, and we're really the envy of the entire world. i mean, nobody does this. it's pretty amazing. incredible. yeah. so what do you see next? next steps? i mean, you mentioned your expectation with the feds, but what about this potential for a recession now, heather, we've been talking about recession now for almost two years. it's getting a little old. i don't see it. i mean, when you have a recession, you have more millions of people laid off of work. and our unemployment rate is about 3.7,

3.5. that is incredibly low. so that means that a recession is not around the corner. i mean, eventually, if you look at the product life cycle of an economy , yeah, eventually there's a recession. but we just have too much strength in our economy, our rule law or monetary system . and today was just a good example of getting this debt ceiling done, extending it out to two years. and the big play was really is that, you know, your social security, your medicare, your medicaid, the military and the debt service, which is 85, 87% of our budget approximately is done. we're arguing about a few smaller programs that are important but smaller. but we all agreed to move forward. and that was that was the one beautiful thing today with kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house. he couldn't do it by himself. he couldn't do it just with the republican vote. they weren't all supporting him. and he kind of took a risk and he negotiated with the democrats. that's the way it should work, a negotiation. and they came up with a reasonable conclusion. and we're moving forward now. so, yeah, this is a big one and it's behind us. yeah, great. great to see that compromise in washington. it doesn't happen

all that often, but it's nice when it does, especially in this case. finally on the jobs front, you know, with this may jobs report, did we get any signs, any signals or indications that hiring might start to slow at any point in the near future? it kind of doesn't matter if it slows a little bit because we now we increase the available jobs available. i mean, people leave their job. they get a job in seven weeks. it's just and the service economy is still on fire. people are spending money. and so there's really no end in sight for this. i mean, it's these are big numbers that we're throwing out. again, i said break even. 150,000 were like double that in this report. it's amazing. yep. just cruising along this economy. it's incredible. all right. thanks so much, george. really appreciate it. have yourself a great weekend. all right. you guys have a good weekend, too. thank you. thank you. a changing insurance landscape here in california. we take a closer look at the decision by allstate to stop selling new home policies here. and how that decision might affect prices.

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of events. the castro district raised a new pride flag to replace the one that waves year round and this year there are some new traditions like drag me downtown, which is a series of weekly pop up drag shows at different downtown businesses all month long and of course, the month culminates with the san francisco pride parade scheduled to happen this year on sunday, june 25th. well, ocala police are looking for 19 year old lamar griffin of oakland in connection with the shooting that injured a little four year old. a friend of the family says the little girl was in her mother's apartment on 68th avenue when she was struck in the leg by a bullet on wednesday night. now the child is expected to survive. opd and crime stoppers offering a $5,000

reward for information leading to that man's arrest. the man suspect of killing three people and injuring another three across two cities has now been identified as a san jose resident. 31 year old kevin parker rano was taken into custody in connection with a series of stabbings and carjackings that happened in san jose and milpitas yesterday afternoon. officials say his criminal history includes several psychiatric holds. are you watching the news at 730 tonight in shots fired in broad daylight in san francisco and bystanders rushed to help the victim and the victim is expected to survive. all thanks to those quick actions of the witnesses ktvu is evan sernoffsky has more tonight on what happened and the search for the suspect. it is hard. to bang's trauma surgeon molloy glenn was on his way to work at saint francis hospital when gunfire erupted shortly after noon friday here at larkin and geary. guy was laying in the

street, bleeding from his thigh, and i slipped actually, some some guy walked by with a nylon webbing which wrapped around and put a tourniquet above the gunshot wound. that guy really saved that guy's life when he worked out. here we have tourniquet on him and i called 911 ktvu. reporter zach source was in the area and captured the chaotic scene on his phone. police say a gunman opened fire on the victim and took off running. guy just runs up and bam, bam, shooting twice in the leg. mike robinson saw it unfold from his bar stool at the outsider and ran to help. he was screaming. he got hit twice in the same leg. paramedics took the victim to a hospital where he's expected to survive, thanks in part to that tourniquet. that's a good guy, johnny on the spot, man. a suspect has not been arrested or identified and police have not revealed a possible motive for the shooting. any one with more information should call san francisco police. in san francisco, evan sadowski, ktvu

fox two news. well, a stabbing today at san mateo high school left one person heard san mateo police say a small group of students at the high school's summer school program were involved in an altercation just before ten this morning. the victim had minor injuries and was treated by school staff before medics arrived. that person is expected to be okay. the school was secured and police say there were no further threats to students there. it's not clear, though, if anyone was detained in today's incident. pilot program is underway now in san francisco in an effort to try to stop catalytic converter thefts. san francisco supervisor joel and gaudio and police chief bill scott were at sunset auto care, which is on irving street . this was for the launch of a catalytic converter etching program. it's been done or being done through a partnership between the police department and auto shops. they're etching vehicles, license plate numbers onto catalytic converters and then spray painting the sfpd logo onto it. the hope is to

deter thefts, make it easier to identify victims and to prosecute thieves. this is a serious crime, and we need to take it seriously. and nothing that we do is foolproof. but we have to do something. and so we hope that this will be a deterrent and hopefully if somebody crawls under a car and sees the sfpd logo and sees that that property that converter has been etched, they will think twice and maybe not steal that catalytic converter. a lot of systems, selected vehicle owners from a list of nearly 300 who signed up to take part in the program. organizers say more auto shops and dates will be added in the future due to the overwhelming response as well. as we told you earlier, this weeks, all state has stopped writing new policies here in california. the company blaming wildfire risk inflation and additional cost for that decision. earlier today on the news at five are christina rendon spoke with amy bach. she's the executive director of a nonprofit united policyholders. that's a go to

resource for insurance customers . amy, is this something that was expected given the history of wildfires here in california ? it actually has been going on for about five years. our organization has been doing all kinds of work to help people who've been dropped and then had were scrambling to get replacement policies and looking at having their premiums double , triple and just not really knowing where to turn. this has been going on for a while. so when state farm made their announcement, of course, that was not good news because they were the one brand company that was still a good shot for people to get coverage with. as far as we understand, all state had stopped taking on new business a while ago. that i think the news is kind of breaking now. but really the they they've been they'd pulled back quite a while ago as did farmers. where should people turn now with the reduction in the number of companies that are insuring people? well, what we're telling people first of all, go to our website up org we are going to

be doing a free shopping webinar on june ninth and we'll have a panel of agents from around the state. we're a consumer group. we're here. we don't sell anything. we're not trying to push people in any direction. so we'll be giving people news they can use naming names of companies you might be able to get policy through. and we'll talk about what you can get through the fair plan. and then you can also go to the department of insurance website. they they list all the companies that are open for business. but the really practical thing for a homeowner is to get fine. an agent that's staying current on the market and has options now box says that she expects all state and state farm will fully return to the california marketplace. she says it's just a matter of when cleaning up his city. one bag at a time, coming up here at seven tonight, we'll introduce you to a man who spends his time making oakland a better place. for a while, i would see trash just accumulate

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so nice as our henry lee explains, some people are also noticing and they're pitching in to. it's just a shame to see so much garbage around this beautiful area. andy wong of livermore is picking up trash in oakland. lots of it. i just think, you know, if i can make a small difference and you know, just help out the community. wang is an electrical engineer at lawrence livermore lab, who drives to oakland to clean up the streets. for a while, i would see trash just accumulate in the same location. and i think to myself, i'll do something about it. on friday,

he kept busy cleaning a section of coliseum way near 50th avenue in east oakland. now he'll be here for six hours because he's got the day off, but he also tells me he picks up trash after work and on weekends and it's not just oakland city streets. hey, how's it going? this is wong on 880 in san leandro after he saw trash on the freeway, he called the chp and this officer blocked traffic with his car. yeah, so i was driving and i noticed this trash is going to, like, just help out. clear together. they cleaned up the mess that ended the day. not only does the trash affect people's quality of life, but also like the animals on his social media, where his handles paying, whether he posts before and after shots. he uses a gopro camera to document his work and for safety. it was awesome to see that, like someone was already going all the way from livermore to come help clean oakland up. amanda brunner is also an engineer who lives in east oakland. she showed up to help after seeing one of wang's post on reddit. i thought that, you know, this is my own

community. i want to give back to it and actually clean this up. i drive over this area all the time. i understand that trash will come back, but you know, so long as i'm able to pick it all up overall, the, you know, you're going to have less trash. wong says he might post on a social media where his next cleanup will be and that anyone is welcome to join him in oakland. henry lee, ktvu fox two news. oh, very weather. a bit of a warm up today. that warming trend wants to continue into the weekend. here's our live camera looking out toward mount diablo. we will be talking about a few neig hood is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats?

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us will be ordered to resume paying those loans. fox battle rivera has more now on the confusing time for students. the last three years have been a relief for maya sanko without the burden of having to pay her student loans. i've had a lot more comfort in terms of my bottom line, for sure. but the pandemic pause on student loan payments is set to end around late august, posing a challenge for sonko. if you think about inflation and how it's been persistent, my costs aren't going down and the department of education congress last year refused a white house request for more money to the federal office that oversees the student loan system, which could make its job of notifying millions of borrowers to resume paying their

bills a lot harder. what that means for borrowers is essentially that they could experience longer wait times, not be able to get in contact with the people that they need to. the education department says it will continue to quote, work closely with servicers to prioritize providing quality customer service to borrowers. but they're urging congress to fund the president's 2024 budget request to provide them with additional resources. still, some critics are skeptical of the agency's need for more money, but it doesn't necessitate a huge infusion of cash. it requires going back to what they used to do and doing it again. republican lawmakers are also wary that any extra funds could be used for the president's student debt, canceling plan, which is expected to cost about $400 billion. if you want to take out a loan, you should have that ability, but you shouldn't then expect somebody else to go pay it for you. whatever happens. sonko only hopes she and other borrowers get the answers

they're looking for so they don't default on their loans. you need to make sure that i have everything and everything knowledge wise to make sure that that doesn't happen in washington. mallory rivera, fox news. well, after a cool start to the week, temperatures have been trending up over the past few days and it looks like temperatures will be peaking this week. and that means lots of 80s inland and maybe a few neighborhoods getting close to 90 degrees. so here's the plan. tomorrow, some fog tomorrow morning. we will keep it kind of cool for the coast. temperatures they're only near 60 degrees. and then on sunday, that'll be the warmest day. the hot spots could be in the upper 80s. maybe flirting with 90, 90 degrees. it looks like we're going to cool things off into next week, though. and maybe i know it's june, but we could be talking about a shower chance or a thunderstorm chance in the next week. it is dry this weekend. most likely it's dry on monday, but then into next week by tuesday and possibly into wednesday, there is a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. so it's a big question mark for next week. but

something we'll be watching closely, at least over the next several days. right now, though, we still have some low clouds and fog right near the immediate coastline and closer to pacifica or half moon bay, i should say, and pillar point and current numbers out there. it's kind of chilly in san francisco, 5360s around the bay and the warmest locations inland right now in the 70s, we still have a bit of a breeze for this evening. right now you can see a fair field of southwest breeze at about 16 miles an hour. and in san jose out of the northwest at 15 and sfo gusting to 28 miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay. still a bit of some haze out there. not much in the way of fog here, but still we will have some patchy fog, regroup near the coast and maybe right around the bay first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures will start to will start out your weekend will be in the 50s. forecast models kind of picking up on some of that low cloud cover and then into the afternoon hours, those forecast highs from the 60s to the 70s and the 80s, some more 80s showing up over the next

several days. now, this is the guy we're watching into next week. this will be drifting closer to southern california that could lead to that shower chance for thunderstorm chance here in the bay area. but no chance this weekend. in fact, temperatures warming up nicely for both saturday and into sunday 60s all the way to the 80s. so we'll take a look at the numbers for your saturday afternoon. you can see san francisco, downtown, 66, a bunch of 80s up in the north bay for santa rosa and napa. fairfield, 86 degrees 70s around the bay in san jose, 79 degrees sunday will be the warmest day. we will thicken up the cloud cover on monday and we're going to keep an eye, at least on the slight chance of a shower by tuesday and wednesday of next week. but this weekend is looking nice here in the bay area. mark thank you. coming up tonight, you could help to make history this weekend with the san jose earthquakes. more on the special event, the team is hosting for soccer fans nd the record they're

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held. i've been here since the shelter opened in 2004, and i have not seen the population this high. normally, the san jose animal service and care center cares for between 400 and 500 animals right now, they're caring for over 800 majority of those are kittens like this. the shelter here is so overcrowded that they have already started turning away some animals and have resorted to only in taking animals who are sick, injured or aggressive. we are at capacity. we need to make room for the dogs, cats and other pets that need our help. shelter, overcrowding is affecting states and cities all over the country, many of it stemming back to the same reason. one of the reasons are change in housing and or some apartments are not allowing large dogs anymore. it could be vet care. there is some good news here in san jose. dog adoptions are up 20% compared to last week. foster are up 45. if

cats or dogs aren't your thing, there's tons of other animals looking for their forever homes or temporary homes in foster parents like this rabbit here named comet. there's also guinea pigs and birds. if you're interested in those in san jose, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. all right to san jose earthquakes are looking to make a little history this weekend but they need your help. tomorrow the team is trying to break the guinness world record for the largest soccer lesson ever held. former quake star shia salinas will teach participants about dribbling, passing and shooting. the event starts at five tomorrow at the morgan hill outdoor soccer complex. earlier four, we spoke with mattie coo of the san jose earthquakes about why the team decided to try to break this record. we're going to do a big event with the city of morgan hill and the soccer community down there. we've been trying to expand our reach around the bay area in northern california and get in touch with a lot of the

soccer community. so the perfect place to do it, the first 1200 people that are coming will get a soccer ball, a guinness world record t shirt and a body armor drink. so you're not just coming in and getting nothing. you're getting you're leaving with some awesome giveaways. shay salinas is our all time assist leader. great guy, works really well with the community. he's going to teach some people some dribbling stuff, some shooting stuff, some passing stuff, juggling and all skill levels are welcome. we're excited. anybody from five years and up can come and a skill level, you know, out there is great and we're really excited to connect with everybody down there and hope a lot of people show up to watch and to participate. yeah, participate and get that swag. that's what he said, right? all important swag. yes, that's the current guinness world record for a soccer lesson, by the way, 835 people. it was set in australia. the quakes are hoping to get at least 1000 participants and you can register right there on their website or you can show up at the event. i think we're going to do it tomorrow. i hope so. thanks for watching, everyone. have a good re of your night. good ight

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