experts are urging any really disappointed for 40 niner fans. try to forget about super bowl sunday and focus on next season. this is not a normal call for anyone. um, it's tragic for the family, the community, the officers, everyone involved. tragedy on the peninsula after four people, including two young children, are found dead in the san mateo home. we're live with the latest from police about the investigation. an off-duty oakland police officer arrested on suspicion of dui. the incident that has him removed from duty, plus, i'm here to learn i'm an open minded voter. the candidates working to become california's next senator take the stage, hoping to win votes ahead of the primary election. we'll break down last night's debate and how the candidates tried to break through to the fall election. from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm

dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's february 13th. how did it feel outside. pretty dry pretty dry which is nice for now. and that's what steve is talking about. but he says what about tomorrow? yeah, tomorrow. but we're getting some drizzle. lightrillionain south touched on it as well, mainly on the peninsula, but oakland, millbrae i know in dimond heights also along the san mateo coast, we've had some reports of it. there is a steady light drizzle. you can see some of that kind of dancing around. looks like it's on the san mateo bridge, but i'll let sal judge that under mostly cloudy skies, santa rosa dipped to 39. so we have 30s and 40s here on the temps. cloudy to mostly cloudy. that's your system for tomorrow. it'll spread rain in and it looks like the beginning of what could be a wet pattern here. going out about a week here, but it's still going to be a groovy tuesday. some drizzle in the morning and then a mix of sun and clouds kind of hazy out there. mild temps, 50s and 60s. as we well, we could go a lot of places 12 highway 12 or is that better? that's a little slow,

but we have a crash on highway 17. steve. northbound 17 blocking the left lane. and all of a sudden that drive from santa cruz to los gatos, which is usually at this time, not all that shabby unless it's raining this morning. it's pretty slow from the lexington hills. as you drive down the hill towards saratoga and los gatos. so give yourself time. if that is your commute. steve did mention we're going to go all the way up to the north bay, because highway 37 and highway 112, jamison canyon road all taking a beating this morning because of earlier issues. i will say that traffic on jamison canyon road is still very slow to 29 and 37 is very slow. heading over toward novato . 702 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. thank you. well, police on the peninsula are busy investigating the discovery of four bodies found inside of a home in san mateo. the four people who died include two young boys. ktvu james torres is in san mateo now to tell us how the police made this

grim discovery. james dave, that house is in an area here in san mateo called alameda de las pulgas. most neighbors there will tell you that it's a pretty safe, quiet area, a place where a lot of things and a lot of activity doesn't really happen. well, someone at some point called police, asking them to check in on that home. and when officers arrived, they went inside and found those four bodies. we'll show you video from what we saw from yesterday morning. that's when it all started, just before 9:00. police say that caller said they hadn't heard from the people in the house in a while. so that's why they called for that welfare check. police would not tell us where that call came from. streets around the neighborhood were shut down for hours and we talked to people who lived there. they tell us what they are pretty disturbed by this news. they're not worried for their own safety. i, uh, would definitely be more worried if, um, like they said, that they were searching for someone, but it doesn't seem like that's the

case. police made it clear this is an isolated incident. there was no threat to the public. officers tell us there were no signs of a forced entry at the house. so it doesn't seem like that. they have reason to believe that there would be some sort of crime at the house. but when officers walked in, they say they did notice obvious signs of death. we're still working to find out to learn what exactly that means. the mayor of san mateo acknowledged these deaths when she had her state of the city address last evening, and we still have plenty of questions for the san mateo police department. of course, once we get those answers, we will bring them to you for now, we are live this morning from san mateo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news, james, thank you. now to the east bay where police in oakland are investigating an overnight rollover crash. an suv flipped over on the freeway on ramp just before 4:00 this morning. it happened on the 66 avenue on ramp to northbound 880, not far from the oakland coliseum. video from the scene

here shows one person being taken away in an ambulance. the crash scene has been cleared. we've contacted oakland police to get more information. an oakland police officer is on paid administrative leave now after an alleged dui last weekend. the off duty officer is said to have crashed into a chp vehicle on interstate 80 in fairfield early saturday morning. chp says he drove into one of their cruisers that was blocking a slow lane due to another wreck. authorities say one chp officer was treated and released from the hospital. a second was outside of the cruiser and was not hurt. our time now is 705. the canard cruise ship that sailed out of san francisco on friday, despite having more than 156 crew members and passengers on board, has now arrived in hawaii. now, state officials who boarded the queen victoria say the gastrointestinal illness has symptoms similar to neural virus. the first reports of illness came after the ship sailed out of florida and continued after it arrived in san francisco. everyone who has reported symptoms, including 25

crew members, are now isolated. the centers for disease control is working with hawaii's health department to investigate the cause of that illness. contra costa county renters are set to rally in front of concord city hall today, ahead of a vote on a proposed rent controlled ordinance. what do we want? since when do we want it? now that was the scene last month outside concord city hall, as dozens of landlords and tenants showed up at a city council meeting to speak on the concord rent control proposal. after nearly four hours of public comment, no vote was taken. the council decided to defer the decision until tonight. the ordinance would require that landlords have just cause to evict a tenant and provide protections. time is now 706. early this morning, the us senate passed a $95 billion aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. that's after an all night session where a small group of republican senators delivered marathon speeches

arguing that the us should focus on its own problems instead of sending money overseas. however, enough republicans voted with almost all democrats to pass the package, and supporters say it's important to show the united states is still committed to its allies to down payment for the survival of western democracy and the survival of american values. the entire world is going to remember what the senate does in the next few days . now, even though the legislation passed in the senate, it's future in the house is not certain. house speaker mike johnson has said he won't put the bill up for a vote in the house. the oakland jewish alliance is calling for a state investigation into alleged civil rights violations back in november, at a contentious city council meeting, the group says the meeting on a possible cease fire resolution in gaza led to what it calls a forum for open and hostile expression of anti-semitism. some members say an anti-israel crowd expressed hateful views and intimidated

jewish speakers in violation of state and federal law. we have reached out to the city of oakland for comment. lawyers representing protesters who were arrested for shutting down the bay bridge in november are asking the da, brooke jenkins, to drop the charges. dozens of people facing misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly failure to disperse and obstruction of a roadway. the attorneys are raising concerns about what they call a pattern of anti-palestinian racism. we're worried that it permeates the office. this bias, i think that the manner in which these cases were charged shows that they're overcharged and they're really is no point in pursuing this prosecution attorneys point to comments made by a prosecutor who reports she sent emails with anti-palestine language. the da's office says the prosecutor who made the comments does not reflect the views of the district attorney's office, adding there is zero tolerance

for bias of any sort in our charging decisions or how we handle cases. time now 708 climate change may be turning back the clock when it comes to improving air quality. we here in the u.s, there's a new study by a nonprofit research group that says climate change virtually erased decades of progress in cleaning up america's air and researchers predict the nation's air quality will likely get worse and reach dangerous levels within the next 30 years. the study found this growing air quality problem is especially bad here in california. time now is 709. san francisco is marking the 20th anniversary of what many see as a turning point in the legal battle for marriage equality. yesterday marked 20 years since san francisco began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples, then mayor gavin newsom defied the federal ban on gay marriage and put in motion a nearly decade long legal battle on the road to the supreme court's landmark ruling in 2013,

which established a constitutional right to marriage equality nationwide. we spoke with a same sex couple who was among the first to be married. that historic day. i realize this was the first time in our lives as lgbtq couples couple and as an lgbt person for ourselves, but this was the first time in our lives that our government was treating us as equal human beings. in 2008, the couple later joined other plaintiffs in a lawsuit that overturned california's ban on same sex marriage. they married a second time, legally later that year. time now is seven. there it is, 710. i had to look at the clock ten minutes after seven. and highway 37 is not good. it's going to be slow because of earlier issues. everything is clear. jameson canyon road is also very slow. heading over to highway 29. in

the westbound direction, highway four is slow this morning, so is 24, but that's within the normal realm. there's a backup at the bay bridge. it stretches out to the maze. nothing unusual. south bay commute northbound 17 is a mess. do you drive from santa cruz to los gatos? well, it's going to be terrible. i would say if you can put that morning meeting off and driving into that silicon valley, i know, but it is very slow. from the lexington hills all the way down to the bottom of the hill, heading toward los gatos. 710 let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. thank you. well, oakland, for almost 15 years now has had ranked choice voting. we'll tell you why. one group is now trying to get rid of it. the giants have struggled to make a splash this off season. the free agent they've reportedly signed that would add a power hitter to the lineup. also, a quick reminder you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv, watch our live newscasts, get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and

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studio with the issues they addressed. yeah, just a few weeks before that, march 5th, super tuesday. this was the second time these four candidates took part in the debate. they're running to fill the seat. the senate seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. uh, look, i think what's good for california is if we have a senator who can take on the big fights and get stuff done that is ready to step into diane feinstein's shoes and deliver for the state democrat members of congress adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, and republican steve garvey weighing in on national headlines like what to drget nun the southern border. the president should take executive order, uh, comprehend immigration reform is necessary. we will not have border security until we have comprehensive immigration reform. on day one, the president opened the flood gates and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up and close the border. a new poll shows schiff

maintaining his lead while porter and garvey are in a dead heat for second, with lee following behind. schiff recently released an ad suggesting this is a two person race between him and garvey. porter shot back at that. i think that voters should choose the candidates, not the other way around, and i think it's disappointing that representative schiff is trying to deprive californians of a robust election all the way through november. well, time is running out for these candidates to make their case. ballots were sent out and in person. early voting began last week. there will be another debate between these candidates next tuesday in los angeles and then the primary election. and that dave is on march 5th. all right, andre, thank you. time now. 716. some people in san francisco gathered to watch the debate at manny's in the mission district. a great way to collect information. you get to see people's actual faces. you get to hear their platforms right from their mouth. so it's a great place to learn. and some in the crowd say

they've already made up their minds about which candidate they'd likely vote for, but they wanted to listen to the debate just to make sure i had some very favorable impressions of katie porter before, and that has sort of cemented my feeling about katie porter and i also fond of adam schiff. but i think maybe i'm leaning toward katie porter, possibly. now, people at that watch party said one thing they appreciated was that it was mostly a civilized debate. a group in oakland is pushing to eliminate ranked choice voting from the city's elections. as first reported by oakland's side , the group is circulating a petition for a ballot measure that would return the city to the system of primary and general elections used before 2010, in ranked choice voting, if no candidate gets more than 50% of the voters first choice votes, the candidate with the lowest number of votes is eliminated and their supporters second choices are given to the remaining candidates. the process is repeated until a candidate gets more than 50.

critics of ranked choice voting say it is too confusing. ing time now. 717 the san francisco giants have added some power to their lineup as they get ready for the new season. several reports say the giants have signed jorge soler to a tentative three year deal pending the results of his physical exam. the power hitter hit 36 homers last season when he made the all star team as a member of the miami marlins, baseball insiders say he signed a three year deal worth about $42 million. all right, before we get to that, we have to get to the office and to school and all those things we do on a tuesday. sal, where are you most focused when it comes to traffic concerns right now? garcia and dave. santa cruz mountains northbound 17 is a mess. northbound 17. there was a crash here near the reservoir or near the summit, and traffic is going to be slow as you drive from lexington hills area. it's really slow getting into los gatos. if you know someone who's

coming in from santa cruz, or maybe you're watching in scotts valley, or you're driving toward san jose, it is very tough commute right now. let's talk about the east bay. highway 24 is moderately heavy as you drive toward the tunnel. not too bad. bay bridge does have a regular sized delay 15 or 20 minutes. nothing out of the ordinary as you drive into san francisco at 718, weather looks a little cloudy. let's bring steve back in. it is. we've had a lot of reports of drizzle as well. thank you sal. we'll start down in our good friend chris henry and morgan hill. red sky in the morning. although what's coming through us this morning here is weak stuff. it's just some drizzle. but many reports, especially along the san mateo coast to half moon bay, also millbrae over towards the san mateo bridge, oakland, even areas to the north are picking up a little bit. i think it's about gone. uh we'll keep it in the forecast, but i think it was about an hour or so and then it's kind of kicking out. we're almost on the back edge of some of these clouds. i think we'll

get a few sun breaks here today, but clouds will be on the move here. 39 sonoma county airport 40s for most due to the cloud cover and some of that drizzle. 50 sfo the city 50 one half moon bay 48 degrees. although menlo park is 4241 napa airport, vacaville livermore was 38. now they're 42. so just kind of a mish mash of cloud cover just drifting across today. the main front is that one there that will be here tomorrow. and they are waiting to come in here. one will be here saturday, another one sunday. monday is the one we need to watch. and the seven and ten day outlooks are trending. i'd say pretty wet here. rain begins to move in tomorrow to the north, probably in the late morning. everyone else afternoon, evening. the system looks like about a third of an inch to upwards of maybe an inch, and a quarter or more. right now the target area is the santa cruz mountains, ben lomond, but still good rain for everyone else. here again, about a third to about probably three quarters should cover it, but it's the system saturday that will be stronger, that will have more rain and the system on sunday is the one that we're really keeping into. monday is the one keeping an eye on if we

can get enough cold air in here, there'll be some heavier wets here. cement, snow. but santa rosa with almost three and a third equals six plus in the russian river. i've seen one projection here of about eight inches of rain. the santa cruz mountains over the next ten days. others are saying about 4 to 5. either way, we're getting ready. mostly cloudy drizzle here in the morning or some very light rain. sun clouds kind of hazy, mild to warm 50s 60s on the temps. we'll bring rain in tomorrow. get a break. probably late thursday into friday. more rain saturday and it looks like sunday evening into monday. some heavy rain. steve thank you. mardi gras celebrations. getting underway in new orleans. the significance of fat tuesday and the parties happening here in the bay area. also, people who have guide dogs are pretty upset and sounding the alarm from the services they say are being denied to people with visual impairments . this black history month, ktvu is highlighting people in the black community, creating a better right now like lorenzo grayson awarded the 2024 mlk young lives matter community

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and families want it to happen, and new fears in one contra costa county neighborhood where a new immigration court has just opened, the demands from immigration advocates as they prepare to protect the undocu mented community from ktvu to fox two news, this is mornings on two. well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday february 13th. let's get outside today. so steve paulson we can just hunker down tomorrow. uh, probably a good idea because rain is returning tomorrow. we've had drizzle this morning, but i mean real good rain. looks like it's on the way. first of many systems, i think it's winding down, but fed drizzle, especially along the san mateo coast. half moon bay point one to .02. i know around millbrae, also around the san mateo bridge, oakland, diamond heights . up areas to the north are some fog formed as well. 30s 40s on the temps here i don't think there's a few sun breaks, but there's a lot of cloud cover

dragging across us. we will get a few sun breaks today. that's the system. the first of what will be at least probably four. it'll be a groovy tuesday though, but lots of clouds, drizzle, clouds and sun light breeze. hazy, kind of mild temps. after some of that fog and temperatures 50s and 60s. well well, only a memory, we hope, is what your commute is. although for some it's not so good. right it is not. it is not so good right now. and right now on the richmond bridge. steve we do have a little bit of slow traffic. i want to tell you about traffic is moving along okay. but it is a little bit slow on the span as well. good morning. let's talk about now that bridge a little far south here. that's the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is going to be okay if you are driving into san francisco. it is going to be just a little bit slow as you drive across the span. but nothing that i can really talk about that's going to discourage you from going. and if you're driving on 880, that commute is

okay. now let's go back to the desk. thank you sal. happening today, a decision that could bring algebra back for san francisco eighth graders. the school board could vote on the change after the district eliminated the course from its middle schools a decade ago. katie's allie rasmus live to explain how low math scores and public pressure could prompt the board to make this change. also allie, how soon it could take effect? well as soon as this fall, if the board votes to approve the district's plan to change the math curriculum as early as this fall, all eighth grade students in san francisco unified will have a chance to take algebra in middle school. the district is going to start with a pilot program, so students will be able to take it this fall in some form, but it will depend on which school you go to starting this fall. eighth graders at some san francisco public schools will take it in a traditional, in-person classroom setting. eighth graders at schools that aren't part of that pilot can instead take algebra during the school day as an online course, or take it as a summer school class. we don't know yet which middle schools

will be the first group to offer the subject in person this fall. the district will make recommendations by march 15th, but san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade about a decade ago. so now low math scores, especially among black and latino students in the district, as well as public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have prompted the school board and the district to bring that subject back at its middle schools. now, under the district's plan, it will present tonight to the school board. the goal is to offer eighth grade algebra in a classroom setting at all of its middle schools by the year 2026, the district, along with that, is also recommending some big changes in overhauls to its middle school math curriculum in general, including adding things like math tutoring, math labs, even hiring extra math teachers and increasing the amount of minutes all eighth grade students have to take. math instruction from 180 now to a minimum of 205. the board is scheduled to vote on this plan later tonight at its

meeting. live in san francisco, ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news okay, ali, thank you. time now. 733 mark farrell, the former san francisco supervisor now running for mayor, a job he once held for six months after the death of mayor ed lee in 2018. now farrell filed the paperwork with the department of elections in order to challenge mayor london breed. farrell served on the board of supervisors representing district two, which includes pacific heights, the marina and sea cliff. it's about exciting people. it's about getting people into the race who move the needle and so i'm sure farrell is thinking, hey, i'm getting in late, but i have some issues to run on now. san francisco supervisor asha sci fi and daniel laurie, who founded the nonprofit tipping point community, are also running for mayor. san francisco election officials have already started processing vote by mail ballots

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lot of people don't know that. but unlike other courts of immigration, court does not give you the right to an attorney. they do not provide one automatically like they would in criminal court with a public defender. so a lot of times the community is left to find their own lawyers at especially difficult because the case is being heard in concord are from so many other counties. people involved in their advisors are just finding out the cases are being transferred. so what we're encouraging is for, you know, the counties to provide assistance to their constituents, to their residents , because everyone does deserve their due process. you don't have to be a citizen to be entitled to due process. many of the cases transferred to the new court involved latinos, as well as people from asian countries. haiti india and pakistan. our time is 736 san jose's hitting a stumbling block as it tries to provide shelter for its homeless population. now, last spring, governor newsom promised he would send 1200 pre-built tiny homes to cities to use as homes

for people who've been living on the streets. well, now the governor says he'll send money instead for cities to use the city of san jose says that money won't cover the cost to build 200 units for the homeless, and they'll have to figure out how to pay the difference. housing advocates who oppose the original plan say this is just another hurdle to overcome in the battle for housing. it's an affront to all people of conscience that really try hard, you know, to house people. for advocates, it's a crisis because we watched and know the people and watch them perish. but politics does say things and it sounds good and they're convincing. but look at the facts now, san jose mayor matt marin says he's still confident that the city will find the money despite a shrinking city budget surplus. 7.37 are we goingght ba to highway 17? so what are you watching in the traffic center? yeah highway 17 is not doing very well. and that's because of a crash on 17

that you have. right near the top of the hill. so from the lexington hills driving into los gatos, if you are driving, let's say from santa cruz, scotts valley area, you want to get to los gatos this morning may be the morning. you might want to say, hey, you know what? i'll come in later. i'll come in tomorrow, rearrange plans. 17 is a mess. they were clearing a crash. and by the way, the traffic in the area here on the south bay commute is a little more normal on 85, 87, 101. that's a little normal. but again, 71, not great. bay bridge toll plaza in case you're trying to get across. that looks okay. no problem there. once you get across it looks good into san francisco, oakland freeway system has been rather uneventful, which is good 880 and 580 so far. 738 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. steve will i be able to sit and have my afternoon tea outside today? yes you will, my friend, but not tomorrow. okay. how's that? all right, all

right. thank you. uh, we've had some light drizzle, light rain, millbrae. i know diamond heights, uh, north as well. a little bit up towards santa rosa, along the san mateo coast. half moon bay has picked up a point zero 1 to 0.02. it looks like a lot of that is pushed through, though, so it's below the radar beam. but i can't find too much. a .04, i think, fell on skyline line. so there's been a little bit out there. uh, but we're waiting for the system tomorrow to really start the process here. and it's going to really pick up saturday and especially sunday night, monday 30s for santa rosa airport. and after that it's 40s or 50s, a lot of 40s to the cloud cover, 1920. what about the well, truckee 19, south lake tahoe, 20, las vegas down to 39. flagstaff 11 degrees there. flag staff and 40s from crescent city 41 to 44. in palm springs and 43 santa barbara and monterey. so just light stuff this morning. mix of sun, hazy skies, a lot of high mid level clouds. that system will start to spread in rain tomorrow morning. then for everyone else tomorrow afternoon evening, especially to the north

in the morning. but they are multiple systems. another one rain returns wednesday. saturday looks like rain and then sunday afternoon evening into monday looks like moderate to heavy rain. some of these areas starting to stack up now. tomorrow looks like santa cruz mountains. at least that's what this model is. forecast model is advertising santa cruz, ben lomond, but still anywhere from about a quarter of an inch to upwards of two thirds of an inch to an inch. but watch what happens on saturday. we'll get a break on most of friday there saturday and sunday evening into monday. that could be heavy with a lot of mountain snow, heavy, wet snow. these systems are coming in from the west, so this is today. we'll go through late tonight. tomorrow morning right there starts north and then spreads south. should be done with it by early early thursday. then the rest of thursday into friday we'll get a break. here comes saturday, right. that's friday night. saturday, 8 a.m. saturday morning through most of saturday. saturday night. we'll get a break now watch sunday. this will be the next one. come on. move. oh, you didn't do it anyway. trust me, it's there. 5060 on the temps. mostly cloudy. some local drizzle

there. 40s, mainly sun. clouds, hazy. mild, warm. although a little cool here this morning. 50s, 60s on the temps will bring rain in tomorrow again. looks like saturday. and then another bigger system sunday night. monday. okay steve thank you. time 740 for valley lines day tomorrow. flowers are the main gifts to gave to the one you love. i'll tell you why. a lot of the flowers that will be sold are actually being flown in from a different part of the world. all right, let's. we got to our newsroom, say good morning again to andre senior. as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings on two. well good morning. crime and retail theft continues to be a hot topic around the bay area. and some local leaders are calling for a change in the laws coming up in the 8:00 hour. we'll hear from san jose mayor matt mehan to talk about his support for changes to prop 47 and later on, the nine. with more than 2 million people behind bars nationwide, women are the fastest growing incarcerated population will introduce you to the nonprofit that's dedicating its services to reshaping the legal system and how it's

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parades and parties and parades through the streets marking the end of carnival season. more than a million people visit new orleans every year in the weeks leading up to mardi gras. well, san francisco's carnival festival is still more than three months away, but today say the festivities will begin early with a mardi gras fat tuesday celebration. it's happening at several different venues around the mission. the people taking part in the celebration are being asked, wear costumes and beads to find out more on what to expect. we talked to rodrigo duran, executive director of carnival san francisco. we're going to have all of mission district activated, lively, with music, with food, with great, great folks around. so you can expect a lot of different cultures celebrated, highlighted a lot of really good food. and san francisco's carnival celebration is in may this year's theme, by the way, is

honor indigenous roots. it's a spectacle. all right. time is 745. speaking of a spectacle, wall street dealing with some losses this morning, pam cook told us this at 630. she's been going through the latest readings on inflation and a lot of movement already. pam cook, back in studio with dollars and cents. stocks down pretty big right from the start. today the latest report on inflation, the consumer price index came in higher than expected for january. that means inflation is not showing signs of easing enough for the federal reserve to start cutting interest rates yet. so money then moves from stocks to bonds that sent stocks down as the opening bell rang this morning. one of the dow stocks in particular, boeing, down about 2% as it continues to struggle with the drop in orders because of problems with its planes taking a live look. dow jones now down almost 500 points, 1.25, 38,303, the s&p 500 now back below 5000. it's down more than a full percentage

point. same for the nasdaq down almost 200 points for the nasdaq . thousands of drivers for ride sharing services. uber and lyft, along with food delivery doordash, say they will go on strike tomorrow. valentine lines day. the drivers say they are striking for fair pay and accuse the platforms of taking too much money in commissions. uber and lyft drivers say the strike will include rides to and from airports and ten cities from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. no cities in california are on the airport strike list, but other rides may be affected. some pilots for spirit airlines are looking for new jobs now that the federal judge blocked the merger between teen spirit and jetblue, the two airlines said they needed to merge to remain competitive with other airlines. financial analysts doubt the continuing profitability of spirit under current conditions, company executives say they are working on ways to cut costs, which has also sparked uncertainty. 80 flying for united american or delta would be considered a step up for any pilots at budget or regional

airlines, and this is fun. a southern california airport is taking a step back in time and inviting people past those security checkpoints. even if you're not catching a flight, the palm springs airport is offering what it calls stay and play passes. people have to fill out an application that will be approved by the tsa and then visitors will need to follow the screening procedures. you can get a pass as quickly as 15 minutes after applying for. this gives people a chance to relive old times when you could greet returning passengers at the gate or or spend some last minute quality time together and get one more hug in before a departing flight. now, people can also use those passes to eat at one of the restaurants at the airport or visit the airport shops passes can be used for a single day, but visitors can reapply for another visit. for those of us who remember being able to greet people at the gate, so it's a welcome sight. maybe other airports will do the same. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents

and those goodbyes at the gate. pam. oh, there was nothing sad or a lot of tears. absolutely all right. tomorrow, as you likely know, is valentine's day, which turns out to be a very busy day of the year at miami's main airport, roughly 90% of the fresh cut flowers in the united states are flown in from south america through miami government health inspectors are keeping a close eye on the flowers as they enter this country. we, our mission here is to avoid, avoid and stop any possible exotic pest plant exotic past to establish in the united states. also. this is also include animal diseases. the government says the pests could cause an estimated $120 billion in economic and environmental losses in the country every year if they were to get through. all right. time is 749. we can get through to sal. he knows what's happening in our morning commute. what's happening out there now? that's a tough day out there. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. usually the toughest and today is no different. 37 had earlier problems up the

north bay. 12 jameson canyon not good. marin county, novato all the way to central san rafael. look at 80. it's slow. and then we go to the bay bridge at fish. you're driving. it's not light. i don't think it's the worst i've seen, but certainly not light. getting into san francisco right now, this is 880 northbound and we have been talking about the south bay commute. the south bay itself, the main part of it, 85 to 80, 101, are okay, but highway 1718 is a big mess coming in over the hill because of a couple of crashes. so 17, even though it's not raining, it's just having a super bad morning. if that is you. and by the way, if that is you, if you drive from santa cruz to los gatos, hit me up on social media. i have a i have a couple of questions to ask you about our our friend highway 17, which sometimes is not our friend. 750 let's bring another friend in here, steve. so if i'm in felton, i should write you.

yes. felt that very nice. boulder creek ben lowman. absolutely, absolutely. okay. thank you. sir. scotts valley, you mentioned that. yes. yes, sir. or if you're in a lonely place. there you go. thank you. steve. or if you're in a lonely place, you can write me. well, that's a different story, so. all right, all right. in a lonely place. all right. still drizzle out there. not as much as we had earlier. san mateo coast, uh, north bay areas i know penngrove up to santa rosa, millbrae, burlingame, san mateo bridge, uh, diamond heights, oakland. all reporting some drizzle this morning. i think it's about done, but if there's any leftover, there won't be too much first system of what looks to be many is on the way for tomorrow. that will spread rain in. and then there's another system on track for saturday, and maybe even a bigger one. sunday monday is the way it's looking here. so rain returns tomorrow. even though we've had drizzle this morning. but rain begins to move into the areas to the north tomorrow morning, probably late, and then afternoon evening for everyone else. uh, amounts been trimmed back a teeny bit, but still

pretty respectable here for tomorrow. just tomorrow, showing an inch plus santa cruz mountains, but about a quarter of an inch to two thirds of an inch. but the saturday system will continue to add to the totals. and then the sunday one will really start to stack them up. i've seen some ten day totals between 5 and 10in of rain around santa cruz mountains, also up towards russian river. also should ramp up snow totals, especially sunday. monday. uh, the system now tomorrow comes in tomorrow to the north and then spreads over the area in the afternoon, evening should get a break thursday into probably friday. i think late friday into saturday. here comes your next system right there. saturday looks like a washout. unless something dramatically changes. sunday morning might be all right. but what? anyway, it spreads in a lot of rain. there sunday night into monday, so mostly cloudy here, some drizzle, sun clouds, hazy little cool this morning, but we should be in the upper 50s low 60s on the temps. we'll bring rain in tomorrow. a break on friday. more rain saturday and again sunday night into monday you guys. thank you steve 752 here. golf is often thought of as a genteel sport, but a

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welcome back to mornings on two. time is 755 for the 49ers years, it was not the super bowl homecoming they hoped for. however, dozens of loyal fans gathered yesterday outside of levi's stadium as the team busses were bringing the players back from the airport after they flew in from las vegas. it was an emotional show of support after the 49ers heartbreaking loss to the chiefs in super bowl 58. you can't blame you. don't blame nobody. they're a team and you go, you win like a team and you lose like a team. and that's just like a fan. we're here to represent and tell them, thank you so much for the great

season. i'm a die hard fan and i just want to show them that we love them no matter what we it didn't go the way we wanted to, but we want them to know that we're still here for them. and next year will be better. hopefully. yeah these loyal fans say it will take a couple of days to get over the tough loss, but then they'll turn their attention to next season. a lot of people may wonder what happened to that premade super bowl merchandise for the team that did not win the super bowl well, for the past ten years, a nonprofit organization called good 360 has teamed up with the nfl to make sure those items are not wasted. they've sent super bowl t shirts, hoodies and other gear from the losing team to needy people in africa, eastern europe and asia, and those shipments often arrive after a disaster or any time there's a disaster. whether it's a fire, whether it's a tornado, whether it's a hurricane, we have pre-staged products and we're

there for the long terme of it, not just for the first two weeks, not for the first four weeks. we make sure the community is taken care of. now, the group says 49ers gear from this year's super bowl. it's already being shipped out to locations around the world. our time is 757. in san francisco, water shot high into the air on market street near seventh, about 5:00 last night. the city says a truck with the department of water backed into a fire hydrant, said he told ktvu firefighters had a tough time finding the shut off valve and some of the water poured into the bart station nearby. as a result, the seventh street exit at civic center un plaza. it was closed, but it has since reopened and it is 758. a utah army national guard helicopter crashed during a training exercise and two pilots were injured. the helicopter appeared to have a lot of damage from

that crash. look at the pictures . the two pilots were taken to the hospital. they were treated for non-life threatening injuries. military officials say an investigation into the cause of that crash is underway. safety investigations will be there, begun immediately, and usually they try to wrap things up within 90 days. now, at this point, it's still not clear what caused that crash. well, happening today, thousands of flight attendants here in the bay area and around the u.s. in the uk and guam are expected to be on picket lines. they're demanding better pay. we're retirement security and schedule flexibility. now, the picketing expected to start at 11 a.m. at sfo between terminal two and three. the pickets are not expected to disrupt any flights. more than two thirds of flight attendants across the country are right now in contract negotiations with american alaska, united southwest and

frontier airlines says this is not a normal call for anyone. um, it's tragic for the family, the community, the officers, everyone involved, tragedy on the peninsula, four people, including two children, found dead in a san mateo home. we're live with the latest from police about the investigation. the new guidelines for americans who test positive for coronavirus. the cdc appears to be lining up with a recent decision by california's health department. plus, i'm here to learn i'm an open minded voter and the candidates trying to become california's next senator take the stage to try and win over votes ahead of the primary election. we'll break down last night's debate from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. it is 8:00. welcome to mornings on two. as you look live at the golden gate bridge, we still see some fog in the air right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday february 13th. some of you might have

sprinkles right now according to our steve paulson. but the real stuff is a little bit of way. still, tomorrow we've had some drizzle, but tomorrow is the start of what looks to be a wetter pattern, that is for sure. here i'm trying to update something here briefly because there's a lot of cloud cover there, but there are a few sun breaks out there. we are looking at temperatures 30s and well now santa rosa is 43. i had some 30s but now 40s. a few sun breaks in there along with fog, as andre mentioned there. that's your system for tomorrow. today will be a mix of sun clouds. i think the drizzle is probably about over. it'll still be a groovy tuesday though. clouds and sunlight breeze. mild temps kind of hazy out there tomorrow though. get ready for rain today. 50s and 60s. all right, so been busy from the jump. from the hop. where are we going? we're going to highway 17. steve and yeah, you know it is going to be very slow this morning. and it used to be that we always had, you know, it was long ago. it seems like yesterday. we always had backups on 17. but now it takes a big crash for it

to happen. it kind of reminds me of my old traffic reporter days on 17, when it was this slow. this morning, the crashes are gone. look at that. it is not good. so if you can put it off getting into the valley from santa cruz into los gatos, do that. you'll thank yourself if you can. if you have the flexibility, the bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the maze. 801 let's get back to the headlines. well, police on the peninsula investigating the discovery of four bodies inside of a home in san mateo. four people who died include two young boys, ktvu james torres is in san mateo to tell us how officers made that grim discovery. james. andre, good morning to you. we are live in the city of san mateo, in a neighborhood called alameda de las pulgas. we're standing just across the street from where that house was once surrounded by police officers and caution tape. you'll ask any neighbor who lives around here, they'll tell you this is an area that's pretty quiet, pretty safe. nothing really happens around here. but at some point yesterday, officers came to this

area to check in on this particular house, and when they did, they found those four bodies. here's video from the scene. it started yesterday morning. police say that caller said that they hadn't heard from the people in the house in a while. so that's why they called in for that welfare check. police would not tell us where that call came from. streets around the neighborhood shut down for hours, and we talked to the people who live here, and they tell us while they are pretty disturbed by the news, they're not worried for their own safety. i, uh, would definitely be more worried if, um, like they said, that they were searching for someone, but it doesn't seem like that's the case. police made it very clear that this was an isolated incident. there was no threat to the public. officers also tell us there were no signs of forced entry at the house. it's one of the first things they'll look for during, uh, a scene like this. but they said when they walked in, officers noticed obvious signs of death. the mayor of san mateo acknowledged the deaths of these four people

in her state of the city address last night. we still have plenty of questions for the san mateo police department. they i did speak to an officer earlier this morning. he says that they are still waiting for an autopsy for the four bodies here. they're also waiting for family members to identify every person involved in this scene. they are expecting to meet with some detectives today to get some of those updates, and then they'll pass it along to us. and once we have that, we will let you know we're live. this morning in san mateo, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news, james. thank you. across the bay, police in oakland are investigating an early morning rollover crash. an suv flipped over on the 66th avenue on ramp to northbound 880, not far from the oakland coliseum, just before 4:00 this morning. video here from the scene shows one person being taken away in an ambulance. the crash scene has been cleared. we've contacted oakland police for more information on an oakland police officer is on paid administrative leave after an alleged dui last weekend. the off duty officer is said to have crashed into a chp vehicle on

interstate 80 in fairfield early saturday morning. the chp says he drove into one of their cruisers that was blocking a slow lane because of another wreck. authorities say that one chp officer was treated and released from the hospital. a second was outside the cruiser and was not hurt. well, the cunard cruise ship that sailed out of san francisco on friday, despite having more than 150 sick crew members and passengers on board, has arrived in hawaii. state officials who boarded the queen victoria say the gastrointestinal illness has symptoms similar to norovirus. the first reports of illness came after the ship left florida and continued after it arrived in san francisco. everyone who has reported symptoms, including 25 crew members, has been isolated. the centers for disease control is working with hawaii's health department to investigate the illness happening today. contra costa county renters are set to rally in front of concord city hall ahead of a vote on a proposed rent control ordinance. what do we want? justice? when do we want it? now this was the scene

last month outside concord city hall. dozens of landlords and tenants showed up to a city council meeting to speak on concord's rent control proposal. after nearly four hours of public comment, no vote was taken. the council decided to defer the decision until tonight. the ordinance would require that landlords have just cause to evict a tenant and provide protections. 805 now new this morning, the cdc reportedly plans to relax isolation guidelines for people who test positive for covid. the health agency says the proposal will drop the five day covid 19 isolation recommendation on medical. officials will advise people with mild and improving symptoms to decide for themselves when they leave home after they've been fever free for at least 24 hours. the change would match the rules already put in place by california's health department. well, early this morning, the us senate passed a $95 billion aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. that's after an all night session where a small group of republican senators held marathon speeches arguing that the us should focus on its own problems. instead of sending money overseas. but enough

republicans voted with almost all democrats to pass the package, with supporters saying it's important to show the us remains committed to its allies as a down payment for the survival of western democracy and the survival of american values. the entire world is going to remember what the senate does in the next few days , even though the legislation passed on the senate. it's future in the house is uncertain . house speaker mike johnson has said he won't put the bill up for a vote in the house today. a sexual harassment trial is set to begin for state treasurer fiona ma in sacramento. superior court, a former employee says ma , harassed, then fired her. she says ma sexually harassed her while she and ma were sharing hotel rooms on work trips. ma has called the allegations against her baseless. the oakland jewish alliance is calling for a state investigation into alleged civil rights violations. back in november, at a contentious city council meeting, the group says the meeting on a possible ceasefire resolution in gaza led

to what it calls a forum for open and hostile expression of anti-semitism. some members say an anti-israel crowd expressed hateful views and intimidated jewish speakers in violation of state and federal law. we've reached out to the city of oakland for comment. lawyers represent the protesters who were arrested for shutting down the bay bridge in november during the apec summit are asking the da, brooke jenkins, to drop the charges. dozens of people are facing misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly failure to disperse and obstruction of a roadway. their attorneys are raising concerns about what they call a pattern of anti-palestinian racism. we're worried that that it permeates the office. this bias i think that the manner in which these cases were charged shows that they're over charged and there really is no point in pursuing this prosecution attorneys point to comments made by a prosecutor who reportedly

sent emails with anti-palestinian language. the da's office says the prosecutor who made the comments does not reflect the views of the district attorney's office, adding there is zero tolerance for bias of any sort in our charging decisions or how we handle cases. it's 808 this morning. climate change may be turning back the clock when it comes to improving air quality in the u.s. a new study by nonprofit research group found. climate change has virtually erased decades of progress in cleaning up america's air and the researchers predict the nation's air quality will likely deteriorate to dangerous levels within the next 30 years, the study found. this growing air quality problem is especially bad here in california. time now is 809, and we do have a lot of slowing and if you're driving from highway 37, we're just beginning to see some improvement there. heading over to novato highway 12, jamison canyon still a bad commute today. and as you can see, 80 pretty slow. it's the slowest day of the week so far. usually

tuesday or wednesday. take it sometimes thursday usually not mondays or fridays. so tuesday's not a great day to go this is a look at highway four that's improving a little bit. richmond-san rafael bridge and highway 24 are moderately heavy. this morning. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is still pretty slow. all the lanes equally there. we don't see improved out there just yet. 809 let's go back to the desk. well, for almost 15 years, oakland has had ranked choice voting. we'll tell you why. one group is now trying to get rid of it. the giants have struggled to make a splash this off season. the free agent they've reportedly signed that would add a power hitter to the lineup, then a quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our live newscasts and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv. roku apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then choose ktvu. on the jennifer hudson show. jeremiah gets a super bowl

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these years, i think voters are going to be able to see the distinction between all of us. look, i think what's good for california is if we have a senator who can take on the big fights and get stuff done that is ready to step into dianne feinstein's shoes and deliver for the state. when the crisis. this was the second debate between democratic congressional members adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, as well as republican steve garvey. garvey was pressed on how he previously supported former president donald trump constant badgering, uh, and the use of the former president's name as an attack against me to try to paint me into a corner. and that's what career politicians do. this kind of back and forth between democrats and republicans is what people are fed up with, because they're not focusing on the question that you asked, which is one that deserves to be answered. thank you very much. the two candidates with the most votes in the march 5th primary election will advance to the november 5th. general election. meantime, some people in san francisco gathered to watch that

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interstate 80 is slow. we you know, tuesday, wednesday and thursday really are the days we're seeing some improvement on highway 17 from glenwood into los gatos. it's been very slow. we had not one, but two crashes and still unwinding. if you have some flex ability later you go the better it will be. 817 here's steve now with the sun shining in some spots. steve, we were just looking at it. i think my mic fell down. so let's get right to the graphic here and i'll explain everything here. not that that ever happens to you. so there it is. that problem is in your set. it's not with us. all right, here we go. i've been some drizzle a little bit. light rain, light drizzle. i think most of it's pushed off, but it was mainly on the san mateo coast over by millbrae. also, diamond heights, oakland. so even up to santa rosa we had some light drizzle. most of that i think is about done though. 40 on the temps to 50. half moon bay, san francisco, sfo, 42, brentwood, livermore and was hanging on to 3839. but now 42

walnut creek in there as well. 1922 well, that's truckee, 19 south lake tahoe, 22 las vegas at 43 flagstaff was down to 11 this morning, 40 and up and down the coast until you hit los angeles and san diego when they were both at 50. that mix of sun and clouds today, i think the higher cloud deck is pushed off. so in between will get sun and clouds today. so partly sunny clouds will continue to kind of filter in though later today. so that system is due for tomorrow. but there's another system on track for saturday. and everything is pointing towards sunday, monday, maybe even into tuesday. being a pretty big system here. rain begins to move in tomorrow to the north, probably late morning, and then for everyone else into the afternoon and evening amounts have been cut back a teeny bit, but they're still okay. about a quarter of an inch to upwards of an inch. santa cruz mountains, santa cruz, ben lowman, even santa rosa now again that that would be an inch and a half around the russian river. fairfield, napa, san rafael, san francisco, half moon bay, all with some decent amounts of over a half inch of rain. and then saturday, here we go. we get a

break friday, saturday, more rain and then sunday could be a pretty big system. here is the way it's looking, which may last well into early tuesday. it does not look to be as strong of a wind producer, but it will still be a blast pattern here. starting a little bit tomorrow. more so on the weekend. there's tomorrow morning. we'll get a break on late thursday morning. probably most of friday as well. next system then look at that. starts to swing in on saturday. that's late friday there. saturday the system though on sunday that's the one coming in from the west southwest. that one looks to pack the biggest punch. so probably sunday afternoon evening all the way into monday night. tuesday's the way it's looking here today mostly cloudy, partly sunny here. i think the drizzle is over, but sun and clouds kind of hazy. mild to warm, upper 50s 60s on the temps tomorrow though, we bring rain in. we'll probably continue then into early thursday. a break thursday night, friday. more rain on the weekend. you guys. steve thank you. coming up at 820 mardi gras celebration is getting underway in new orleans. the significance of fat tuesday and the parties happening here in the bay area,

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tonight. starting at eight on ktvu fox two. algebra could be on the way back to middle school in san francisco, ten years after it was removed. in an effort to level the academic playing field, white parents and others have been calling for its return and how soon that could happen. also, san jose mayor matt mehan, among those calling for amendments to a state law that many say is fueling an increase in shoplifting and retail theft. we talked with the mayor about the changes he wants to see and why from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. it is tuesday february 13th. some of us are waking up to fog this morning steve paulson is here to talk a little bit about the forecast as you prepare to head out the door. well, we've had fog, drizzle, sun, sun is out as well for some here, so that'll be the kind of the day here. i think the drizzle is about over, but a mix of sun and clouds. upper 50s 60s but and get ready here.

everything is pointing over the next seven days. i think that drizzle is done. there it was earlier and now i can come out here and you can see there are some breaks there. sun is out for many here already, so we'll get some sun today. but we are looking for a little bit more in the way of cloud cover coming in later for that system. tomorrow will be here for the first round of rain of what could be many, but it'll still be a groovy tuesday and for some already sunny here. lots of clouds drizzle, but sun, clouds and sun. a little bit of a breeze, but upper 50s, low 60s and temperatures starting tomorrow will probably be around 60, but rain will be developing. all right, over to sal now who's been busy, busy? yeah. you know that friday light that we had last week is only a memory, steve. now we have very, very slow traffic at the bay bridge, although it seems to be improving a little bit. i have a little bit of hope here. as you can see, traffic on 80 north and south is going to be slow, especially northbound passing the coliseum. it's still very slow in the south bay, including highway 17. 831. let's go back to the desk. happening today. a vote that could undo a move from

ten years ago in an effort to increase enrollment at san francisco public schools and better prepare students for high school math ktvu rasmus is live in the city where a debate over offering algebra an eighth grade could turn into action. today yeah, the school board could vote on a district plan to reintroduce algebra to all eighth grade students in san francisco public schools. and if the board approves that, then as early as this fall, all students could have access to algebra in some form. by the time they're in eighth grade. this district is planning to start with a pilot program. at first with offering eighth grade algebra at some public schools in a traditional classroom setting, the eighth graders at schools that aren't part of that initial pilot would instead take algebra during the school day. as an online course, or take it as a summer school class. now, we don't know yet which middle schools will be the first group to offer the subject in class this fall, the district will make recommendations about which schools will be part of that

pilot program by march 15th. san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade about a decade ago. now, low math scores and public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have prompted the school board and the district to bring it back. we spoke with one eighth grade student this morning at james lick middle school, and he says he wishes he'd had a chance to learn algebra in middle school. i think it would be good for them to learn ahead of time before it comes. in high school, they ask you if you already learned it in middle school. you'll say, no, it's going to be a lot harder process for you to come back and do it later. and that student says he is in the process of that. student says he's in the process of applying to some private high schools for next year, and he's noticed the applications have asked him if he's taken algebra already or not, which he hasn't, because his school didn't offer it. now, under the district's plan, it will present tonight to the school board. the goal is to offer eighth grade algebra at all schools in a classroom setting by the year 2026, the

district is also recommending some changes and overhauls to its math curriculum at the middle school level. in general, by offering more math tutoring, more minutes of math instruction , and hiring more math teachers live in san francisco. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. allie. thank you. san jose city leaders say they'll have to come up with the money needed to bridge a surprise shortfall from the state when it comes to new housing for people who were homeless last spring, governor gavin newsom promised to send 1200 pre-built tiny homes to various cities, including san jose, to be used by people living on the street. now, the governor says he'll send money instead instead. but san jose says the amount it's set to receive isn't covering the cost of building the promised 200 tiny homes. the city says it will have to figure out how to cover the difference. it's an affront to all people of conscience that really try hard, you know, to house people. for advocates, it's a crisis because we watched and know the people and watch them perish. but politicians say things and it

sounds good and they're convincing. but look at the facts. city leaders say they expect to find the money despite a shrinking budget surplus. by now, you'll likely know about proposition 47. it passed a decade ago, right? parts of the law included raising the threshold for prosecuting shoplifting and made drug possession a misdemeanor. yes, san jose mayor matt mehan told me that at the time he voted for the measure. but now he says there needs to be some serious changes to it in order to curb rising crime. i asked him about his support to amend prop 47 and several other big topics affecting the city of san jose. all right, mayor, thank you so much forning us. mayor. we're going to start with proposition 47. first, your support for the amendment to proposition 47. tell us a little bit about that. sure. well, prop 47 was passed by voters about a decade ago, obviously. well very well intended. we were looking at extremely high incarceration rates at the time. high cost costs and not getting great outcomes, not rehabilitating people. the challenge is as

criminal penalties were reduced, we've also seen an increase in retail theft and a decrease in participation in drug court, where people are getting treatment as an alternative to jail because that stick was taken away. so i've advocated that to deal with the fentanyl crisis and this, this epidemic of addiction that is facing our community, we need to have some consequences for not engaging in drug treatment. when your severe addiction is affecting the broader community. and on retail theft, we need to prosecute and hold accountable those who are engaged in orgazed retail theft, repeat retail theft. i'm all for giving second chances, but not third, fourth, fifth, sixth when without real consequences for illegal behavior. so i think we need to tweak the law to just create greater accountability and keep our community safe without returning to the era of mass incarceration. mayor can you

give us a feel of what changes you want to see? specific in prop 47? sure. so on the retail theft side, basically an escalation pathway, if this is your third, fourth time, i'm committing retail theft, the penalties should increase, should become felony eligible. all should come with jail and even potentially prison time. and so there should be an escalation pathway. the penalties should get stricter as you refer rouz to change your ways. essentially and so the incentives should get stronger for you to stop doing something that is illegal and harmful to our small businesses, to our community, and make us all less safe on the addiction front. you know, it's all fine and well to say that our jails are not where our people should be sent with addiction. i agree with that treatment is the is where people should go. ironically, though, by removing the stick, meaning the threat of jail for refusal

to get treatment, we've seen a big decline in participation in drug courts, and we're finding that people are not addressing their fentanyl addiction, meth addiction. and these aren't just possession charges, though, that could be the trigger for enforcement action. but it's often then leading to some of that retail theft or vandalism or other issues. we see other other crimes out at the at the street level. so mayor, as far as the shoplifting goes, we're talking about grand theft, other property crimes, felony from 400 hundred dollars to $950 in value and allowed resell for those already serving sentences under under tougher guidelines. so that's going to be changed to less lessen the shoplifting threshold. right so what you're describing is what prop 47 did. it took the it took the threshold of $400 for a theft. be being a felony. and they

moved it up to 950. the real problem is and this is part of the reform that i'm advocating for, it isn't aggregate. so it's $950 per instance, and people who are stealing know that. they can say, okay, well, i can go into a walgreens and steal $500 and i'm fine. it's just a paper citation. and so part of what we're advocating for is allowing the aggregation of sums over multiple thefts, so that when you hit that total of 950, it becomes felony eligible, meaning you might actually do some some jail. okay so now we have the enforcement part, the police side, you know, before your, you know, police officers, some would say weren't enforcing the shoplifting rules even at its current status right now under prop 47, because it was just tough to get these convictions. so how will you make sure the enforcement side, from the police perspective, is done? is going to be wrapping up that they're going to be looking out for shoplifters and taking those shoplifters and putting them in jail. well, andre, i think it

all goes back to incentives. the reforms that i'm talking about, which are common sense and target organized retail theft and repeat behavior, actually create an incentive for law enforcement to enforce that lower level crime because something will happen. what i hear from officers is, you know, picking somebody up, arresting them, taking them into book, them standing in line, waiting for the booking process for an hour or two at the jail just to have someone released immediately and to do that repetitively is the definition of insanity. it does. it's not leading to any change because it's people are either cited out in the field, um, or there's no consequence on the other side. if they are booked. and so that's what we're trying to change by aggregating the amounts so that it becomes felony eligible at that. 950 level in aggregate across multiple thefts. and by

accelerating or or escalating the punishment as you repeatedly engage in this behavior, what we're doing is telling the police officers these arrests matter. we want to arrest and book folks who are who are breaking the law because there will be a consequence. yes, they might. it may not happen the first time. they might get a second chance, uh, without it serving any jail time. okay, fine. but the third time they're likely to serve some jail time with with these reforms. and so that creates an incentive for law enforcement to, to carry out the enforcement side, because they'll they'll be more likely to believe that something will happen. well there's a lot more to my conversation with san jose mayor matt mehan. we also talked about homelessness, pedestrian deaths and more. you can watch the whole interview on our website, ktvu.com. just click on mornings. 841 coming up while community college often isn't thought of as the most exciting option right after high school, it appears it could be key in closing a certain education gap. why? it is a life changer for so many. for valentine's day

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means mardi gras parties and parades will make their way through the streets to mark the end of carnival season, more than 1 million people visited the city each year in the weeks leading up to mardi gras. many times san francisco carnival festival instead of carnival is still more than three months away, but today the festivities will kick off early with a mardi gras for tuesday celebration. it's happening at several different venues across or around mission people taking part in the celebration are being asked to wear costumes and beard, and beads rather. for more on what to expect, we spoke with rodrigo duran, the executive director of carnival san francisco. we're going to have all of mission district activated lively with music, with food, with great, great folks around. so you can expect a lot of different cultures celebrated, highlighted a lot of really good food. all right. san francisco's carnival celebration is in may, and this year's theme is honor indigenous roots. all right. now to this. it is a selloff on wall street this

morning after the latest report on inflation was released. economists, though, are pointing out the bright spots this morning, something our pam cook tries to do every day. she is back in studio with dollars and cents. yes, i do so a little bit of balance this morning. the latest report on inflation, the consumer price index came in higher than expected for the month of january. however, the year over year cpi is continuing to trend lower. now in december, the cpi was 3.4% from the year before. now it's 3.1. the economy also shows workers buying power has increased every month since may of last year. however, as the opening bell rang this morning, the three major market indexes headed lower because the monthly report does suggest inflation is not showing signs of easing enough for the federal reserve to start cutting interest rates. so money starts moving from stocks to bonds, at least in the short terms. and there's a live look at the dow jones. it has come back a little bit in the last hour, but still down one full

percentage point 418 points. the s&p 500 also down about 1. the nasdaq slipping a little more than a percent down almost 200 points there for the nasdaq, apple and microsoft. one an exemption from new european union technology regulations. the european commission said. apple's imessage service and microsoft, bing and edge search browsers do not need to comply with the new eu digital marks act. markets act. the act requires major tech companies to allow third party apps on their platforms, and makes it easier for people to switch to rival companies. however apple, microsoft and other big tech companies such as google, amazon and meta would still be subject to those new rules for their other products. some subscribers to amazon prime video are taking legal action after changes were made to the platform. the company is facing a possible lawsuit after charging customers an extra fee for prime video without ads. the lawsuit was filed here in california on friday. it claims the change is a breach of contract and a

violation of state consumer protection laws. amazon launched its ad supported tier last month . it now requires users to spend an extra 2.99 a month to watch without ads. well, the ratings are in, and as you can imagine, a lot of people watched the super bowl. cbs reports 202.4 million people watched at least part of sunday night's super bowl, setting an all time record. the network says the number was accumulated with data from many platforms, including the cbs television network, paramount plus, nickelodeon, univision, cbs sports and nfl digital properties such as nfl plus. despite the record numbers , though, paramount global announced this morning that it is cutting 800 jobs, which is about 3% of its workers, analysts point out the paramount plus streaming service has posted a loss every quarter. i'm pam cook. let's look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you. tomorrow is valentine's day, which turned out to be a very busy day of the year at miami's main airport. did you know about 90% of the fresh cut

flowers in the united states are flown in from south america through miami? government health inspectors are keeping a very close eye on the blooms as they enter the united states. our mission here is to avoid and stop any possible exotic pest plant, exotic pass to establish in the united states. also. this is also include animal diseases. the government says the pest could cause an estimated $120 billion in economic and environmental losses in the us every year, if not caught. all right, it's almost 849 right now. sal's been a pretty busy this morning tracking some issues on the roads. he is back now with more andre and garcia. we do have some good news here. and that is there's improvement on some of these main commutes. look at the bay bridge. it took a while, but here we are just about 11 minutes before nine. and we're seeing improvement. if you want to wait another half hour, this backup will probably be gone. so there is some good news. 880 is still slow. some of these south bay commutes are

improving too. uh my math stuck. there we go. 85 still has slowing 101. it's not great, but it's getting better. and believe it or not, look how terrible highway 17 looks. but it's better than it was because they've opened up all the lanes. now it's going to take a while for those cars stuck on the santa cruz mountains commute to get through. but if you have time to wait, should be better in about an hour. if you want to go midday, even better. 849 let's talk about today's weather here. steve, did you hear from some folks in the santa cruz mountains? i did not, although, let me see, sometimes i don't get on like i should. maybe somebody checked in with, you know, but. okay let's put it out there again. if you're in the santa cruz mountains commuter, check in with me on x. there you go. thank you. sir all right. well, we had a lot of cloud cover, drizzle and poof, just like that. sal and i were in the newsroom. we looked out and the sun was out. it's probably out where you are as well. there's still some patchy fog around, but the higher and mid-level clouds have pushed out. so we

have a mix of some fog, low clouds, sun and then a higher cloud start to move in again. in anticipation of that system, we'll be here tomorrow. another one shows up. it looks like on saturday. i think we get a break on friday. if you need to get out and do something is the way it looks. but rain returns tomorrow. uh, should start to the north. probably late morning then for everyone else in the afternoon. this is just kind of like the appetizer, though. the bigger systems show up on saturday, and for sure it looks like the biggest of the bunch. sunday night, monday, maybe even into tuesday. but still quarter inch to maybe over an inch. santa cruz, santa cruz mountains area saturday though, looks like another stronger system and that we can get that snow level down to lake level or lower. that would be a bonus because there will be some big totals, just a matter of where the snow level will set up. but sunday into monday looks like we could see i've seen some projections of six inches of rain. plus for around the santa cruz mountains up to sonoma county between now and late next tuesday. so today all right then, tomorrow here comes your system. that moves through. we should get a break early thursday, then the rest of thursday night. friday looks all

right. here comes saturday. uh, i'll keep going. come on. one more right there. that'll move through saturday into saturday night. snow in the mountains. that's a good sign. but sunday afternoon, evening, that system to the west southwest, it will making a move towards us looks like heavy rain and some wind. not as windy as last time, though. sun and clouds hazy. kind of mild to warm. 5060s on the temps. uh, we get a break today after that drizzle this morning, but the rest of the day looks okay. tomorrow rain develops. probably a break thursday night. friday more rain over the weekend. you guys all right, steve. thanks. a new survey reveals the shocking stress among the country's young adults coming up on the nine. the lent some gen zers are going to after filing taxes, as many say they feel taxed at a national guard helicopter comes crashing down during a training exercise as the injuries to the crew and how those on board managed to survive . it's award season extra style today at 230 on fox two. i'm so sorry it's not that bad. you're fine. please. i don't have any money. well, my next little story, but i guess i'm okay. stop. if

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49ers fans turned out to welcome their team home from a disappointing loss at the super bowl. they gathered outside levi stadium yesterday as the team busses shuttle players back from the airport after flying from las vegas. a welcome show of support following the team's heartbreaking loss to the kansas city chiefs in the final seconds of the super bowl. you can't blame them. you don't blame nobody. they're a team and you go, you win like a team and you lose like a team. and that's just like a fan. we're here to represent and tell them, thank you so much for the great season. i'm a die hard fan and i just want to show them that we love them no matter what we see. it didn't go the way we wanted to, but we want them to know that we're still here for them. and next year we'll be better. hopefully the fans say while they're still hurting in time, they will turn their attention to next season. many people wonder what happens to the pre-made super bowl merchandise for the team that did not win the big game for the past ten years, a nonprofit called good360 has teamed up with the nfl to make sure those items do

not go to waste. they have sent super bowl t-shirts, hoodies and other gear from the losing team to needy people in africa, eastern europe and asia. those shipments often arrive after a disaster any time there's a disaster, whether it's a fire, whether it's a tornado, whether it's a hurricane, we have pre-staged products and we're there for the long terme of it, not just for the first two weeks, not for the first four weeks. we make sure the community is taken care of, the group says. 49ers gear from this year's super bowl is already being shipped out to locations around the world. a utah army national guard helicopter crashed during a training exercise, injuring two pilots on board. the helicopter appeared to have extensive damage from the crash. the two pilots were taken to the hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. military officials say an investigation into the crash is now underway. air safety investigator jones

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negotiations with america, alaska, united, southwest and frontier airlines plan to build a large tech campus at the site of the former fry's electronics headquarters in san jose is reportedly moving forward now, the mercury news reports. supermicro computer has purchased a 19 acre property on east brokaw road for $80 million. the site is approved for an office complex with up to seven buildings. fraud closed stores in february of 2021 due to the pandemic. now, wine bar is open in san francisco's ghirardelli square. napa valley's cultivar winery has opened a location between polk and larkin streets. cultivar wine and kitchen features wine from the winery and light food pairings as well. a quiet neighborhood shaken by tragedy, you hate to rally around a tragedy like this, or have something like this happen to adults in a pair of young boys found dead inside a home. we're live in san mateo with the latest on the investigation. then after pulling an all nighter, the senate pushes through a $95 billion aid package f