attacker. >> plus san francisco could become the first city in the country to do it. the vote today surrounding a possible ban when it comes to the sale of electric cigarettes. >> it's a party-like atmosphere here in orlando ahead of the president's big rally. i'll have the latest on the president's re-election campaign. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. temperatures are expected to be up 7 degrees warmer than they were in some inland areas with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. ktvu's sara zendehnam will have your full forecast up in patrol is investigating a deadly shooting in the south bay. there have been nearly 200 bay area shootings since 2015.

ktvu's alyssa harington updates the search for the suspect. >> officers with the california highway patrol do not believe these recent shootings are related. the most recent incident happened last night just after 10:00 when chp officers received multiple calls for shots fired. >> we responded to close calls locating this vehicle. it was in the center median, there was a solo male driver a sole occupant in the vehicle seated in the driver's seat and he was unresponsive. several injuries that appeared to be gunshot wounds. >> the victim was shot multiple times in his upper body. the car was found near the center divider. it's unknown where the shooting happened or how long the driver continued after he was injured. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the man appears to be around 30

years old. chp does not know a motive and they don't have any description of a suspect vehicle. they're hoping anyone with information comes forward. ktvu fox 2 news. now to a developing story the san mateo county sheriff's department is looking for whoever's responsible for killing a man and leaving him along the side of the road. along skyline boulevard near reed's roost road. chriring us an update on this investigation. >> good afternoon to you. skyline boulevard just re-opened about 20 minutes ago. following a very police presence out here. all morning long once that person was discovered just side. the search continues this hour for the person or people responsible for this killing. >> an unexpected discovery now a homicide investigation. the san mateo county sheriff's office says a deputy driving on

skyline boulevard pulled over just north of reed's roost road after 11:00 last night. >> the deputy who was here was in the area for an unrelated call that wasn't right here but close by and saw just a person lying on the street and went to investigate. >> the sheriff's office confirms an adult man was killed but how he died is unclear. the crime scene is from police presence and a swat team searching the woods for evidence. >> they are trying to identify the victim and trying to find any suspect or suspect information. >> we are expecting more information from the san mateo county sheriff's oic afternoon. i just want to mention skyline boulevard is open. it did cause some problems for morning commuters. it should be open this afternoon for you. and the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a call. they say if you saw anything

suspicious overnight they want to hear from you. >> thank you. hayward police say a man is in custody in connection with an officer-involved shooting. a man was captured after an overnight high speed chase that ended in gunfire near 106th avenue and bancroft in oakland. after police responded to a call at 12:45. police say the shots were fired in multiple locations in arrest. the others ran away and have not been found. tens of thousands of people are gathering in orlando, florida today as the president finally joins the 2020 presidential race. people have been waiting for hours to hear his big announcement. >> the countdown is on for president trump's re-election bid. a massive rally here in orlando. >> i love trump. i do. >> they've been lining up since

monday morning sleeping in tents, chairs or just on the ground. hundreds of president trump's biggest fans camped out here at the amway center. joining thousands more for a massive re-election rally. president trump teasing a big immigration action tweeting in part quote next week i.c.e. will begin the process of removing millions of illegal aliens who have illicitally found their way into the united states. a theme not lost on trump supporters we spoke to this morning. >> the wall is an important issue. i think that any of the immigration issues are important. >> hopefully he sticks with the promises he's made. he continues, and just looking for another great four years. >> while the crowds keep getting bigger here, just aew protestero make their voices heard claiming president trump represents hate and biggotry and their city worked hard to embrace diversity

and tolerance. >> we think it's important he's coming orlando that those stories be lifted up next to his. >> for those that don't make it inside the venue, the campaign is hosting a block party complete with food and live music just across the street. ktvu fox 2 news. new at noon, oakland mary president trump's threat about up coming immigration raids. >> this president continues to try and divide us as a nation. we in oakland are unapologetic about our values, about inclusion, and diversity. we like to keep families together. we want to honor the incredible members of our community that have contributed so much and we want to ensure that members of this community do panic, but know that there are resources that they have rights and we encourage them to be informed

and prepared. >> mayor shaf who was threatened with the rest after she alerted her community to expect i.c.e. raids in february 2018 also says the president is fear mongering and quote spreading racist lies about immigrants being dangerous. the public battle between the trump administration and mexico over illegal immigration partially stems from a surge of migrants coming from central america. whether guatemala can help stop that flow. >> with multiple flights a day i.c.e. deports 1500 guatemalans from the u.s. every week. >> are you going to try again? >> i don't think so. >> why not? >> i've got $3 and i need work. >> others vow to try again. >> wake up a couple go back. >> more goddaughter malans are apprehended from the u.s. border than from any other country.

>> money. >> migrants here are leading rural areas pushed out by a drought, a drop in coffee prices and wages as low as $8 a day. >> goddaughter mala does not generate enough jobs for the population that we have. we have almost 200,000 people coming into the job market and normally around 40,000 to 50,000 jobs being created in the economy. >> we have t attract investment and generate jobs. >> last week goddaughter mala invited 80 u.s. agents to advise the country on border security. goddaughter mala ishird countryt requiring honduran to file for asyl u.s.. >> goddaughter mala is going to be a country that's going to support the u.s. with regards of

closing that loophole. >> jose acosta was deported after spending 4 months in the u.s.. >>. >> analysts on the right or left thil sending more money to a corrupt government is the answer. solving the problem may require the one thing the u.s. doesn't have, patience. fox news. the u.s. is sending a thousand additional troops and more military resources to the middle east in response to what defense secretary patrick shanahan describes as hostile behavior. this follows attacks on oil tankers in the persian gulf last week which the blames on iran. iran denies the allegation. there's a fight against the bay area housing crisis and a

major pledge just announced by google. how the money will be used to buy affordable housing across the bay area. >> also concerning news for air travelerings. what we're learning. >> also get ready for another warm up. am how temperatures will be in some parts of the bay area.

now to the ghost ship warehouse fire case. defendant max harris is aner when the self-pro claimed creative director told the court about the night of the fire. >> max harri own defense and whe shouldn't be convicted for involuntary manslaughter for the ghost ship warehouse fire. >> we're excited mr. harris is on the stand today. he's been in custody for two years waiting to tell his story, waiting to connect with the jury. waiting to tell the truth. >> on the day of the fire, harris was greeting people at the door for a music event after he saw flames he said i started screaming fire. i was screaming use the lights on your phones. harris said he began living at the warehouse in twenty-thousand one hundred forty-two years before the deadly fire but after codefendant signed the lease for the building. harris said the title of

creative director came as a sore building landlords it wasn't an official role. >> it was organic. he wasn't anybody in charge or with authority there. >> harris sought to down play any leadership role at the warehouse saying it was more of a communal effort where everybody worked together. it was the building's landlord who hired an unlicensed contractor to install electricity in a nearby mechanics shop which the same landlords owned. that business provided power to the warehouse. >> it was completely jerry rigged and illegally done. if the prosecution wants to cause the theory that's what caused the fire then the owner and the electrician should be in the defendants. >> there's no risk putting his client on the stand. >> he's a wonderful young man. an honest young man. up there to tell the truth and we think the jury will be very receptive of that. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the ghost

ship trial. we'll have the latest from today's hearing for you today at 4:00. you'll find henry's blog from the courtroom any time at ktvu.com. we are warming up nicely on this tuesday afternoon. things will heat up quite a bit. we're staying cool around the bay and along the coast. you can start by taking a look at your weather headlines. inland we're expecting conditions to be warm to hot, mid 80s to 90s. it is sunny inland. around the bay and along the coast it is cooler. it's a little bit warmer in some areas and we are seeing some clouds still especially along the coast. right now forecasted highs for the day. it's not as hot as it's going to get. santa rosa will get to 83 degrees today. normal for this time of year about 82 degrees. so slightly above normal for this time of year. san francisco nice, 70 degrees. normal for this time of year is about 67 degrees. oakland will heat up to 74

degrees. livermore 88 degrees and san jose 84 degrees. all of these highs we're expecting today just slightly above average for this time of year. we are currently in a heat advisory right now for lake county and some parts of the sacramento valley. the two cities that i want to talk about vacaville expected to get to 95 degrees today. clear lake going to get to 98 degrees. if you're in those areas, if you know anyone in those areas just be aware it's going to be pretty hot there. so a bigger look at your forecasted highs like i said. clear lake the hottest area on this map. 98 degrees. petaluma and santa rosa will get to 88. san rafael 79. vallejo 77 degrees. brentwood 95 degrees is where we're expected to land today. 90 degrees expected in walnut creek. so it will be nice in oakland and in berkley as well.

73 degrees. your high there today. san leandro is expected to get to 80 and so is hayward. it will be about 89 degrees as the high there. it will get to about 84 degrees is where we're expecting the high in santa clara to be. if you want some cooling well you've got it pacifica will be 67 degrees is the high that we're expecting there. daily city will get to 70 degrees. redwood city, palo alto and redwood city all at 90 degrees. today is the hottest temperatures. upper 80s low 90s really just around the bay we'll see 70s to 80s and along the coast highs in the 60s. once again to tomorrow though, we'll see a slight cooldown and then thursday we'll see an even bigger cool down. now a trough is settling into the pacific northwest and our ridge is weakening. that's what's bringing that

cooldown on thursday. we'll warm things up for the first day of summer on friday and into your weekend it's looking pretty nice. new at noon, google has announced a major commitment to ease the housing crisis in the bay area. just a few hours ago google announced it's putting (100) 000-0000 adding about 120,000 homes. research shows 5,000 affordable homes are needed in san jose alone. google pledges the largest single commitment from the housing shortage. in san francisco could become the first city in the country to ban all electronic cigarettes. two measures to ban e-cigarettes and vaping in the city. one bill would ban the sale of ecigarettes and vaping devices until they're approved by the fda. supervisors are also considering another proposal that would ban the sale and distribution of

vaping products on city-owned property. >> still to come at noon, a controversial mural is about to see its last days. the three choices school leaders are considering as they move to make sure what they call offensive images are no longer on display and why everyone agrees with the move.

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the s&p is up by 1% but nasdaq is up by 1.5%. in just a few hours from now the san francisco school board will decide what will replace a controversial mural at george washington high school. the mural recently sparked backlash against students and community groups and white settlers stepping over a dead native american are offensive and inappropriate for children. the mural is a piece of history that's critical of oppression. they say it should be saved. the board is considering blocking the mural with acoustic panels or a curtain painting over it which could take three years due to legal steps. the lgbtq community. and replaced them with chrhas mn what people have to say about it. >> in downtown willow glen in honor of pride month people can

wave the rainbow flag as they cross lincoln avenue. back on june 1st, a charming gesture to show solidarity and inclusiveness for the lgbtq community. >> i think it's a couple reason. i think people are not so support oif of the lgbtq community. some people like them. our camera pictured someone walking off with them. but what someone did last week caught bar and many others in willow glen by surprise. >> i saw there was a couple christian flags in some of the canisters and the lgbtq flags were removed. i'm not against any group just you don't have to take everything else away. >> i'm frustrated, you know, ane

coffin. >> gabrielle antolgs is with the lgbtq community center. >> if they want to have a christian flag as well that'smes there. >> and tollovich believes not all christians believe the same thing. >> we all want to be treated with love, kindness, and respect. so if you're religion is telling you to tell people otherwise, i'd say you need to find a new religion. >> vince kentomo is a frequent customer at pete's. he and others believes neither of the christian nor the pride flags belong. >> what is sexuality have to do with crossing the street? that's what it says to me. allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. the pride flag was raised over the dome at the state

capital in sacramento for the g. the rainbow flag will fly over the capital through july 1st. several events will take place on saturday. the parade on sunday of course is the biggestf them all. this year's theme is generations of resistance. we do hope you watch our ktvu special. a history of pride on sunday night as we look back at the milestone moments where the lgbtq community in the bay area. you'll see it this sunday at 9:30 p.m. followed by the 10:00 and 11:00 news. a warning from the east bay regional park district. why people are being told to be extra careful. >> plus two people rushed to the hospital after an explosion inside a union city home. how neighbors describe the chaos just moments after the first blast.

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shooter and they hope someone with information will come forward. hayward police say a man is in custody in connection with an officer-involved shooting and they're still looking for two more suspects.th man was capturn overnight high-speed chase that ended in gunfire near 106th avenue and bancroft in east oakland. hayward police responded to a call at 12:45. police say shots were fired in ultimate multiple locations iny. now to the peninsula where the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for the person responsible for killing a man and leaving him on the side of the road. on skyline boulevard. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's department. and the bay area's experiencing another warm up with a heat advisory in effect for the bay area. compared to yesterday and some inland areas with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. ktvu's sara zendehnam has your

full forecast coming up in 15 minutes. now to union city where two people are recovering after an explosion inside a home on elizabeth way not far from pioneer elementary school. 5 people were inside the house when the explosion happened. one man has serious burns and is being treated today. neighbors say they had no idea what happened when first heard the blast. >> we heard a big explosion and it shook the house and we thought it was a car that crashed into a house or another car or something and we came outside and somebody came running out of the house yelling it's bad, it's bad, call 911. >> the woman said the shaking felt like an earthquake. investigators now say there were two large canisters of butane inside the house that may be exposed to a pilot light or some other type of flame. inspectors will be at the house

later today to decide if it should be condemned. a concord man arrested and charged with threatening a mass shooting at a synagogue is posting bail today. the 33-year-ouspect who rifle ad nazi memorabilia. >> ross anthony farca is accused of threatening a mass shooting at a synagogue and targeting police officers. he's suspected in online chat room that was tracedighborhood. >> do you recognize him? >> i know him. >> the neighbor says she was working at a polling place when farca and his father came in to vote last year. she was disturbed by the news that the 23-year-old is charged with threatening a mat shooting including a semiautomatic rifle along with high capacity magazines, nazi memorabilia and literature. >> it's scary. he could of let loose anywhere. there's an elementary school

down the hill. >> farca played a video game online where another gamer reported farca's threats to the fbi which in turn notified concord police. >> he was making references that he was going to commit an act similar to that which happened in san diego's synagogue shooting. >> police say farca also referenced the mosque shooting in new zealand where many people were killed. farca faces three felony counts making criminal threats, unlawful manufacture of an assault weapon and possession of an assault weapon. his bail was set at $125,000. he bailed out of jail saturday. >> in this day in age with all the threats and the violence that we're seeing, we have to take every threat seriously. >> farca is scheduled to be in court june 25th for a preliminary hearing. poli case is a reminder that if you see or hear something suspicious report it to law enforcement. police credit the gamer ktvu fo2

news. federal forecasters say this year's wild fire season could be even worse than last year. experts say it's hard to imagine things getting worse than last year when dozens of people were killed and billions of dollars in damage was done by several fires. two of the worst fires were the campfire and the mendecino complex fire. experts say the fire season could last well into october. preparations for the wild fire season are ramping up across california. and san mateo county yesterday. they were going through basic training of radio procedures and learning how weather plays a very big part in how quickly a fire can grow. cal fire says it has new strategies and equipment as it is facing the fire season. >> we have new helicopters coming into service that have the ability to fly at. we have a large air tanker program coming online which is the c130 aircraft which are something that we've never had

before. so we're kind of attacking this problem from all angles. >> cal fire says an aircraft is no more than 20 minutes away from any acre in california. there's also a red flag warning. it now means when the fire starts it will be catastrophic. people living in parts of california will soon start seeing television ads asking them to do their parts to protect their homes against wild fires. >> by being prepared you can solve an emergency before it begins. >> the new commercials are being paid for by the union that represents state firefighters. they claim the state hired enough firefighters in its most recent budget. they're asking property owners to help do their part in reducing the risk. >> we want them to take some time to be fire vigilant so we're not out there for long hours and days. >> the union may start airing more aggressive attacking governor newsome's budget. the new budget calls for 131 new

firefighter positions. 13 additional engines, new air tankers, helicopters, and dozers. no response yet. firefighters are busy in contra costa county preparing for what would happen with illegal fireworks. it was designed to train firefighters for what could happen if illegal fireworks were to start a grass fire. all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county. the fire threat is very high this year because of the dry conditions. >> with the extra rain we had in the spring and given the lighter fuels and the underbrush, additional moisture, i think we should anticipate that we're going to have probably more fire season than we had last year. >> homeowners have until june 30th.

east bay regional park district is warning visitors after two drownings last week. near livermore in a boating accident on june 8th. then on june 11th, '23-year-old sean spikes jr. drowned in the same lake after falling from a boat. park officials are reminding people to keep a close eye on their children and they advise all park guests not to drink alcohol if they plan to swim or boat. they also say only swim in areas where a life guard is on duty. safety may be on the minds of many parents now that the weather is warming up. drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death among children under the age of 5. swim instructors say drowning doesn't happen the way most of us think it does. >> when children go to the pool or swim in the ocean, there's a lot of noise. so if it gets quiet. >> drowning is a silent killer that can happen in 20 to 60 seconds. can happen 10' away from a

parent. >> rich rogers tellings me it doesn't happen the way you think. >> in the movies we see people going help. that's not drowning. that's aquatic distress. >> when someone is drowning there's no chance to call for help. >> when i was life guarding back when ifts 16 we had a kid that was right in front of me and he stepped a little too far over and couldn't touch anywhere. >> the signs to look out for. >> their hands are going to be down and they're silent. they have the hair in their face but they're kind of looking at someone for help but they're not asking for help. >> florida leads the country in drowning deaths for children 4 and younger and most of them drowned when adults are supposed to be watching them. some instructors say the best ts constant supervision. >> no phone call, no text message no book is worth their child's life. a consumer advocacy group is

reminding parents to keep their children safe this summer. topping the list of common toys that can be dangerous if not used correctly. water balloon slingshots. inflatable pool rings. trampoline parks. high -powered water guns and nerf guns there are more preventable accidental deaths in july and august than any other two months of the year. the a bob cat is suspected of attacking several hikers has been captured. the cat was emaciated and covered in fleas and ticks when it was found on saturday. taken in for treatment at wild care in san rafael. while officials don't think the bob cat has rabies it is under intended quarantine. no one was seriously hurt.

another beach goer was attacked by a shark off the coast of north carolina. this time it was an 8-year-old boy swimming off bald island. he was bitten on the leg and has a non life threatening injury. this is the third attack in north carolina since the start of june. a humpback whale had spent the last couple of weeks swimming in waters near the old alameda air base may have found its way back to the pacific ocean. it quickly became an attraction for spectators. experts say the whale was underweight and lacked ashooen. humpbacks are completing their migration from mexico to alaska this year. she may have returned to the golden gate to resume that journey. we're still following developing news out of japan. what we're learning about a powerful earthquake this morning one day after a deadly earthquake in china. >> also warmer weather is still expected across the bay area

today. ktvu's sara zendehnam has your full forecast coming up.

we continue to follow developing news in japan. a powerful earthquake hit northwestern japan triggering a 2-hour tsunami warning. it's about 30 miles southwest from the city of sakata. at least 12 people are dead and 135 others are dead after an earthquake rescue teams are still searching for survivors and surveying the damage. more than 4400 people have been evacuated after 73 homes collapsed. the epicenter was just 10 belowell. boeing got a much-needed vote of confidence and announced

an order for the troubled 737 max jets. the company may be announcing today that the international airline group signed a letter of intent for the 200 boeing 737 aircraft. this is the first sale of the jets since the crash of the either ethiopiaian airline. another max jet crashed in september of last year. if the deal is approved, the planes would be delivered between (2) 023-2027 to airlines owned by the parent company of british airways. we have a little bit of something for everyone today in our bay area forecast. anywhere ranging from the mid 60s to the 90s. we can start by taking a look at a quick summary of the date. really mostly sunny for our inland locations. we will see some cloud cover continuing along the coast and around the bay. but warmer today than yesterday. about 3 to 5 degrees warmer than

what we saw yesterday. we're currently under a heat advisory right now in lake county and also the southern sacramento valley. there are two cities specifically that i noticedthe . 95eg advisory is also. clear lake could get to 98 degrees today. so just some tips. heat illness is possible. so just avoid the sun and drink fluids if you can. if you have anyone that you know lives in this those areas. just beware it's going to be a hot one. it will be warm but not too bad. 83 degrees the high there today. we'll get to about 82 degrees in petaluma and navato. inland things will warm up just a bit more. brentwood could reach 95 degrees today. that's our forecasted high for the day. martinez could get to 87 degrees. walnut creek will warm up to

98 degrees. berkley 73 degrees. 84 degrees your high expected in lopitas and santa clara. colin kaepernick will get to coo pacifica. the forecasted high there 57 degrees. san mateo will get to 77 degrees. it will be a nice day in san francisco. yesterday, the high in san francisco was about 65 degrees. so today it's going to be about 5 degrees warmer. so this warming trend really lasts just through today and then we end up cooling down a little bit tomorrow and the biggest cooldown of the week will happen thursday. so the hottest day of the week is expected to be today. the coolest day of the week is expected to be thursday. you can see our inland temperatures drop down significantly but really consistent throughout the week we'll see bay forest the temperatures will be around the 70s and then along the coast, the temperatures will be around the 60s. and heading into your weekend,

shaping up to be a pretty nice one. sunny skies saturday and sunday. expecting the inland temperatures to be in the mid to upper 80s around the bay, mid 70s and along the coast mid 60s. new at noon, uber and lyft drivers are denouncing what they call scare tactics by the companies. the drivers held a morning near uber's san francisco headquarters. they made promises in trying to scare drivers into lobbying that defines the establishment of independent contractors. >> drivers are standing up, demanding a fair return on the billions they make for uber and lyft. we deserve a living wage. we deserve benefits. we deserve transparency and we deserve a voice that works. t that uber and lyft are trying to lure them into signing a petition against assembly bill 5 which the

drivers say adds new labor protection. ktvu's tom vacar. >> the new richmond ferry is an unqualified success. >> bart exceeded our estimate. we're up to just under 700 passengers per day since launch the last couple of months it's been close to 750. we've had a couple of days where we've had nearly 1,000 riders. we're about where we expected to be aut year 6 of our ridership projection. >> the s.f bay ferry has added 5 new ferries total 14 vessels. an additional 2000 seats. 3 more ferries are expected to come online in the next 6 to 8 months. >> it's a really big one for them they save time and money by

switching to transit. >> yet, another new ferry dock will come online here at the ferry building early next year adding to the new gates recently built here. a temporary dock will be set up at san francisco's new chase arena to be followed by a permanent mission bay terminal to support all the job growth there. alameda terminals coming online next year. even a hover craft is being considered for service to and from san jose necessary to supply the south bay shallow waters. >> golden gate ferry spokeswoman during rush hours its zephyries are now full up. >> we're working towards expanding the number of trips that we can run and we arelso looking at acquiring another ve we need that in order to keep up with demands. >> since they peaked in the 1930s the era of ferries has come back to the bay.

>> you might of been able to make it from downtown san francisco into marin in 45 minutes or so. now the ferry is going to beat you every time. >> on july 1st, golden gate bridge tolls go up once again. $25 million of that will be used to improve both bus and ferry service. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. starting today bart's launching a new program that lets riders pay for their parking spot ors through the transit agency's app. and park in the permit section of the lot. officials say they're testing out this new program at those four stations before rolling it out to others later in the year. the agency also plans to extend the app to all riders. san francisco municipal transportation agency will vote on moving forward with the folsom howard street scape project. the project is designed to make it safer and easier to walk,

bike, take transit, shop, and live along howard and folsom streets in the area. it's expected to begin come at , another san francisco institution is closing. why the owners of mission pie say they can't stay open.

president trump set to officially announce his bid for re-election in 2020 today. toda people are camping out overnht waiting for the rally. libby shaf has strong words for the president over his immigration policy. complete coverage today on the 4. a favorite dessert spot is closing its doors. mission pie says it is having operating costs that have increased substantially in the past five years. mission pie pays higher than average wages and full benefits.

mission local they're having trouble finding employees who can afford to live in the city. mission pie will hold its 13th annual pie contest in august before it closes september 1st. we see the dow jones has been going strong. same with the s&p and the nasdaq. the dow's on track to close around 350 plus points. the mtv movie and tv awards took place in santa monica. >> stars of the big and small screen celebrating. a saga leading the way as avengers end game takes the award of the year. while he and costar lana condor takes the golden popcorn for best kiss. >> kiss who you want to kiss, love who you want to love and

don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> going home with many of the individual honors. bree larson putting the spotlight on her captain america trainers. sandra bullock noting she brought her son there. >> jada pinkett smith accepting her trail blazing award. >> every single person in this room is trail blazing whether it's within or without. >> while the winners of intestine documentary "surviving r. kelly" had the night's most emotional moment. >> brave boys women, and mental are now speaking without johnson. >> and dwayne the rock johnson sharing words of positivty. >> it's more important to be nice. >> big wins and short a trend buzz-worthy moments.

fox news. the long anticipated toy story 4 is set to hit bay area theaters this thursday. >> you are these are hi. >> pixar announced it's breaking its 23-year tradition. but the new streaming service disney plus will be creating a series of shorts based on the new character forky. >> the news continues right now on ktvu.com as well as facebook. you can see here in san francisco it is cool and even a little bit gray. have a great day. we'll see you back here for more news starting with the 4 .

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