In the Oakland Berkeley hills today there is a little west southwest breeze. That was not the case yesterday. A few locations are . Vacaville down 13 from 24 hours ago. 6 in san jose. It will be sunny overall today with temperatures well above average in the 80s and 90s. Over to sell now to see if anything has developed. Good morning. Good morning. Right now traffic is doing okay and theres nothing developing right now. We can see the eastshore freeway looks pretty good heading out to the macarthur maze. Coming around the corner to the toll plaza. No major issues. Traffic is moving along very nicely. Not of july at the bay bridge. Lets go back to the headlines. Happening today, pg e will be sentenced by a judge in butte county for 80 for counts of Involuntary Manslaughter and one count of causing an illegal fire. All related to the campfire in 2018. Yesterday in a courtroom in chico family members of the victims of the campfire gave a very emotional victim impact statements and relative after relative into their comments at pg e executives. The son of one victim says he still wonders why his father died in that ferocious fire that wiped out the town of paradise. I dont know how he died. I will never know whether it was asphyxiation as the fire sucked the oxygen out of his house, smoke inhalation, or a heart attack from burning to death. Tuesday pg e pleaded guilty to 84 counts of Involuntary Manslaughter. It also accepted responsibility for starting the campfire. As part of its plea deal pg e will be sentenced to pay a 4 million fine. Thats the maximum allowed by law. A federal judge in San Francisco tentatively approved the pg e 58 billion dollars plan for emerging from chapter 11 bankruptcy. Under the reorganization plan people who lost family members, houses, and businesses in the wild fires and who have not been paid by Insurance Companies would be compensated from a trust fund of up to 13. 5 billion. Insurance companies would get 11 billion for paid claims. Government agencies would get 1 billion. Tomorrow the judge will hand down a final decision confirming the financial reorganization plan. Contra costa county is planning on allowing more businesses to reopen starting july 1st. The businesses where talking about include bars, indoor religious services, gyms, and bowling alleys. The facilities need to adhere to safety guidelines such as social distancing. Meanwhile, many people in Contra Costa County are getting their First Special haircut in three months. That was me yesterday. Salons and barbershops reopen for the First Time Since the pandemic yesterday. Reservations are quickly being booked up. Within an hour there was 150 people on the list. Its definitely grew quickly and it is still continuing to grow every day. Houses abortion ban Funeral Homes can hold services of up to 100 people. Help to permit says it is safely easing restrictions while monitoring the spike in corona virus cases and hospitalizations. Saying, quote, the Health Orders are intended to prevent a sudden medical surgical that could overwhelm the local healthcare system. At this time we believe the current timeline is a safe, deliberate approach for our county. Lets talk about pier 39. That popular San FranciscoTourist Destination is also reopening today to visitors. And visitors are going to notice some safety changes there. There will be fewer people inside the shops. Anyone 13 or older must wear a Face Covering and there is a designated entrance and exit for sea lion viewing. Restaurants can offer carryout or outdoor dining. Pier 39 is going to operate unlimited hours from 11 a. M. Until 6 p. M. The doors at great resort and casino in Sonoma County are going to reopen at 8 00 this morning. The safety changes will take effect including seethrough barriers between players and the dealer at table games. And then you will see cleaning teams throughout the casino floor. Theyre going to wipe down and sanitize slot machines before a new player uses it and everyone will have their temperature checked and they also must wear face masks. You can check the county by county information on reopening with the news app. We are keeping a running list of what is open and we are. Four bay area families mourning the deaths of four People Killed in a deadly crash where a car went off the carquinez bridge. Investigators believe 19year old navarro was driving a white suv that plummeted off the bridge. Her family said she had just graduated from golden Tate Community school in rodeo and planned to study child psychology. She was also two months pregnant. Her mother says she knows the pain the other families are feeling. Not going to be able to talk to her or see her walk through the door. Or hold my grandbaby chp investigators say its possible highspeed may have been a factor in the crash. Theyre not able to say yet why the suv went out of control and went over that bridge. Contra costa County Corners office identified the three other victim as 19yearold Kyle Erickson of pittsburgh, 21year old christopher amada of rodeo, and 22yearold cecelia oyama of hayward. Police in berkeley investigating the death of a 19 yearold student found shot and killed near his apartment. Seth smith of sacramento was about to graduate from uc berkeley next year. His body was found on the white way monday night after he went out for a walk. His family says they have no idea what happened. My gut says it was either someone with some kind of mental issues or it was robbery gone wrong. At this point police say there are no witnesses. They are depending on Surveillance Video from the area. There is no word yet about a suspect. A former state Assembly Member and a former Contra Costa County clerk reporter accused of misusing Campaign Funds. The Contra Costa County da filed 34 charges against joseph can tamia. Is accused of taking more than a quarter Million Dollars of Campaign Funds for his personal use. The das office says he spent it on a trip to asia and also repaid personal loans. These allegations cover a period between 2010 and 2016. He is due in court next month. Mountain line apparently still roaming the streets of San Francisco. Check it out. That big cat was first spotted around russian hill on monday night. Very goes. You can see a little slow down version right there. Yesterday that kat showed up downtown in the rincon hill area. San francisco animal control says the Mountain Lion is young and most likely lived in san mateo before leaving its mother in the spring. They say if you see it you should backup slowly and keep basing it and do not run. Also, people in San Francisco for now in areas where that outline is spotted keep your pets inside and watch your small children closely. Its a strange thing to say that in an urban environment, but here we are. Steve, its just a young Mountain Lion. Right . It makes me laugh when they say lived in san mateo, but moved in San Francisco. And had to relocate yeah. To windy here. Yeah. We do have a lot of sunshine today and temperatures will be warming up. In fact, i do my own temperatures, folks and i struggle sometimes when i see temperatures jumping up and the breeze isnt there. Fog back tomorrow. Pretty close for everybody. We fell right in line. Santa rosa 93. Napa 92. Concorde 91. 90 fairfield and vallejo. Livermore in palo alto at 89 degrees. Danville 89. 6. I just 189. Santa rosa up two. The city of four. Livermore from 89 to 96. These might be a little on the high side, i will be honest. 80s and 60s and a couple of 40s. 10 degrees spread between vacaville and brentwood. Vacaville has lost that north breeze and thats why they are cooler. Hills. 49 degrees. 59 kenwood. Will 50s around san mateo, san anselmo and mill valley. Bodega bay 61 degrees. The buoy temperature is 50. Thats cold, cold water for this time of year. For june 18th thats really cold down in monterey. The fog is working its way up the coast and off the coast. It wont be a factor today, but it will be tomorrow as the high bumped out and we see more of a westerly breeze or a southwesterly breeze. 70s, 80s and 90s to the interior. Today the hottest day of the week as temperatures will take a little dip starting tomorrow. Looks like everything, unless theres a hiccup in the forecast, we will take that into the weekend for a little cooling trend lawmakers in minnesota passed several laws meant to improve policing in that state . What see the changes they hope will help communities and the Law Enforcement who police them. Campuses have been closed and students have to go home. That doesnt necessarily mean students have a home to go to looking out for people in need during the pandemic. We will tell you about the support for young adults who grew up in foster care. Power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2. Remember, you boys have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. Businesses are starting to bounce back. But wlike adapt. Could do discover. An that . Deliver, in new ways, to new customers. What if you could come back stronger . Faster. Better. At comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. And now, with one of our best offers ever, were committed to helping you do just that. Get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only 29. 95 a month for three months. Call or go online today. 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In atlanta the District Attorney filed a charge of felony murder against a former Police Officer accused of shooting and killing rayshard brooks. We have concluded at the time mr. Brooks was shot that he did not pose an immediate threat to them or serious physical injury to the officer or officers. Prosecutor say officer their roles, the Police Officer who shot brooks in the back outside the wendys restaurant kicked him and offered no medical help for him for more than two minutes as brooks was dying. I felt everything that he felt despite hearing what he went through. It hurt. It hurt really bad. If he is convicted on charges of felony murder he could get life in prison or the death county. State senators are working on a plan to help renters that have been hurt during this covid pandemic and who are struggling financially. They are discussing a proposal that would allow landlords and tenants to reach a new payment agreement that would keep tenants from being evicted during this crisis. If they cant work out a deal the state will get the landlord tax credits equal to the unpaid rent. The state with and assume the financial burden and allow renters 10 years to pay back unpaid rent. More details of the plan still has to be worked out before any votes are taken in the legislature. The city of San Francisco is seeing an increase in renters leaving their leases. According to the chronicle since the corona virus stay at home orders went into effect one in 13 San Francisco renters have walked away from their leases. Lords they renters between the ages of 18 and 25 are the most likely to break their contracts that age group makes up about 9 of San Francisco. Two San Francisco supervisors have introduced a resolution to upper permanent housing for those temporarily sheltered in hotels and rvs. The post pandemic housing plan calls for permanent homes for 1400 of the cities homeless. Supporters of the plan say no one should be returned to the streets when emergency and that is expected to be heard by the full board of supervisors later this summer. The a new average up former foster kids who dont have support network during this pandemic. Evan learned many of them are losing housing and losing jobs, but there are people who are trying to help them. Work life has changed, school life has changed. Reporter evans injured foster care at age 5. She spent her childhood bouncing around the bay area with families. I had trauma. I had pain. I had abuse. I have neglect. I had all of these things in my life that i had to sort out. You and she overcame the odds and is now a fourth year student at sac state university. When the college sent students home she didnt have a family to fall back on. Campuses have been closed. Students have to go home. That doesnt necessarily mean foster youth have a home to go to. Reporter evans will be losing her apartment, but thousands of other youth who are now young adults are falling through the cracks. We have seen a huge increase in an appointment. 50 of our young people who are employed have either been laid off, hours cut. Reporter erica sauers is the director of education and employment at first place for you. Her Organization Provides services and houses more than 400 foster youth around california. Since the corona virus hit half of the young people they serve have been laid off or furloughed. They have seen dozens of people apply for housing. Many are stuck on wait lists for the foster youth they might be losing that access to the school housing, but they are also really losing that access to the income to even rent a room or even go in with a roommate and get an apartment. Reporter homelessness isnt the only issue facing former foster kids. Some have children of their own to care for. Many have Mental Health challenges and food scarcity is more common for them there is a huge crisis right now and a huge gap reporter lawmakers have recognized this problem. Governor gavin newsom last month announced a 42 Million Investment into services for foster kids some of that will go to kids aging out of the system. The as implement filtering is asking for an additional 4 million to help foster youth ages 18 through 21. We want to keep them on their path to success. Otherwise, if they dont they become a permanent part of our caseload forever. Reporter the state has anticipated 54 billion dollars budget shortfall. Everyone is bracing for the coming cuts this is smart fiscally and the right thing to do. And it is a group that we have to help. Reporter the federal government has a program. U. S. Department of housing and urban department has 24,000 vouchers to pay for housing for eligible former foster kids at risk for homelessness. When you need foster care you suddenly realize the world is much bigger than you anticipated and there are not as many supporters as you hoped. Reporter Christopher Patterson is a former foster kid. He was tapped by ben carson last year to head the program. This is a way to give them a solid footing. Its a platform to step up for themselves. Reporter back in sacramento evans is continuing her education. She has some wisdom for others facing the same struggles. You are just as capable as anybody else. Dont let a circumstance or experience hold you back from being who you really should be. Reporter ktvu, fox 2 news. Its going to be a hot one today. I have to tell you, yesterday i was prepared for it to be smoking and steaming hot. I thought it was pretty nice. We had a lot near 90 across theboard. You to . Yeah. It was hot. One person is hot and another person is not bad. It was wind driven yesterday. You have that northwind. We have been a lot hotter. Even back in may we were hotter. The fog is on its way for tomorrow. This will be the warmest day. Again, i had a hard time buying into temperatures jumping up today, even though the northwind isnt there. It sure looks like it. East southeast. 57. Not bad. San jose a little east southeast at five and the low 60s there. 61 with humidity at 46 . 40s, 50s, 60s. 58 livermore. Walnut creek 58. Sent 59. San anselmo 52 degrees. So was cimarron. Moraga at 50. Look at kensington, el cerrito in the 60s. Mid 60s. Hayward 60 degrees. Pittsburgh warm at 68. 31 tahoe 55 and 57. Thats down for sacramento. 56 down to monterey. Fog work its way up the coast. We can see some offshore. The water temperatures are cold enough, in the low 50s that will do it when you get 90s inland. Thats what were going for today. 80s and 90s not far away from the waters edge. 70s and 80s closer to it. By tomorrow we get the fog bank rolling in. It will cool down. I saw some drops in some projections taking us into the weekend. Looks warmer again inland early next week. We might have retirement plans on hold for millions of americans. The impact the corona virus is having on savings accounts. President trump is weighing in on a possible Colin Kaepernick return to the nfl