the warriors, by the way, are one game over 500 after winning eight of their last ten games. well, the 49ers could have used some tips from the las vegas raiders in super bowl 58. the raiders head coach, antonio pierce, had a plan to slow down the kansas city chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes got the jordan rules. >> and we i'm calling now. from now on, as long as i'm here, the patrick mahomes rules elbows filling them love taps. we touched them. we're in their head mentally physically emotionally spiritually i'm touching you. so i show those guys jordan getting his foot. >> now pierce made those comments. on a podcast with defensive end max crosby. pierce said leading up to the raiders christmas day game with the chiefs, he showed the team videos of the detroit pistons, who racing and just fouling michael jordan whenever they played the chicago bulls. and it may have worked. the raiders sacked mahomes four times. they returned this interception for a

touchdown in their upset win against the chiefs. it was the chiefs last loss of the season. last week. unbelievable >> the massive at&t outage is underway. customers nationwide say they can't make or receive calls. what the company is doing to restore service and how people here in the bay area are impacted. a surge in crime sparks fear and frustration in one san mateo county neighborhood, with residents say they've noticed about thieves targeting them and the police response. then a california lawmaker reviving a bill to combat homelessness and an affordable housing crisis, how he hopes to bring safe shelter to all who need it. >> from ktvu to fox two news, this is mornings on two. good morning, i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is thursday. it is february 22nd, so you like the weather coming in? >> i think it's mild. i just had maybe 1 or 2 swipes of the windshield and that was it. no, no fog in my commute. anyway,

you lucky you, i had none. >> okay, but a lot of people did. >> you were lucky because i could barely see. i know there's a lot of fog out there. low clouds. you can see there's now for some, there's nothing. if you don't have any fog, you consider yourself fortunate because for some areas there's already a fog advisory until 10:00. sunny for some, foggy for others. uh, we'll have a mostly sunny day. there could be a few high clouds, but overall we get a dry day. but in the misty moonlight, full moon will be this saturday at 430 in the morning. there's some no joke crazy fog, but it looks nice today. it's a dry forecast. a little warmer. we'll go some mid 60s for a few locations. all right, over to sal. he will begin with. with what? yeah >> for fremont southbound 880 steve. they just cleared a crash. i was just telling people in the newsroom, this is bad. and then they opened up all the lanes. the problem is that, um, they are on the shoulder and traffic is backed up as you drive into union city, there's a new crash just reported southbound 880 at alvarado-niles . so this stretch of fremont

union city heading south, heading down towards san jose is not very good. bay bridge does have a backup here. it's stretched out to the maze and northbound 101. all traffic now stopped in petaluma. i've been telling you about the concrete mixer truck that flipped over earlier this morning. will now they've closed the freeway in the northbound direction to right the truck. and that is causing a huge backup from petaluma heading up to rohnert park. 702. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, a massive cell phone outage affected tens of thousands of people around the country. and here in the bay area. but there is some good news right now. cell phone service seems to be slowly coming back. ktvu bailey o'carroll is in san francisco. you have the latest details. good morning bailey. good morning dave. >> that's right. signal does appear to slowly be coming back. i can tell you i woke up this morning here in the city at 2

a.m, dark and early. i had no service. 3 a.m. when i left my house. i still no service. we cruised back by around 4 or 5 this morning, and that service did appear to be back on. i did not have that little sos message that we see so often appear at the top of the screen, but i will tell you, i want to give you a look at what that sos little message looks like. these are screenshots that are photographer or excuse me, not photographer editor andrew took this morning on his way into work. he said he did not have service when he went to open up waze. it's kind of his morning routine, he tells me. and you could see there that he had that little sos on the top of his phone, like so many others did. people in l.a, houston, philly, atlanta, and of course, here in the bay area reporting those service outages. it's affecting people with verizon and t-mobile , though at&t customers seem to

be by far the most affected by this unable to send text messages, make phone calls, or even use some internet service, says in a statement. the san francisco department of emergency services said that they are aware of what's going on, and said that they are in touch with at&t. they wrote if you are an at&t customer and cannot get through to 911, then please try calling from a landline. they say if that's not an option, then try to get a hold of a friend or a family member who is a customer of a different cell phone carrier and asked them to call 911 on your behalf. now no word yet on what is causing this outage here this morning. i do want to say that we got a statement from at&t. they say they are aware of the outage. they are of course working urgently to try to fix it. get everybody up back online as soon as that can possibly happen. they also said that if you are experiencing service outages, that you can try wi-fi

calling. they say that might be an option and help some folks out this morning as they are starting off their days. but one other thing i do want to mention is that the department of emergency services here in san francisco, as this service is coming back on, they are asking people to not try to test that service by calling 911, or even texting 911. there are other people that you can possibly give a call to test out and see if your service is back. go ahead and give them a call. send them a text message and try not to bog down those 911 lines. for people who are are in crisis or need to contact emergency officials. this morning reporting live in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, bailey, now to get updates on this still developing story and other news affecting the bay area. just download the ktvu fox local app. it's a free download for your smart tv. state lawmakers are trying to overturn a 2022 law that would impose a new fee on customers of california's three biggest

utilities. >> the fee would be the base charge for power bills, cost for actual usage would be added on top. it would take into account the size of a household and the annual income. customers with an annual household income up to $30,000 would pay a $13 a month base fee. households earning between 30,000 and 75,000 would pay $26 a month. anyone making more than that would pay a base fee of $51. republican and democrats in sacramento have different ideas on how to change the law. any changes would have to be approved by the state public utilities commission. 22 state lawmakers say the puc needs to hear from the public before making any decisions that would affect so many millions of utility customers. >> time now 706 people living in one menlo park neighborhood are pretty upset and frustrated. after recent burglaries. people who live in the sharon heights area held a community meeting with city leaders and the police about their concerns, as investigators told the group that criminals are not randomly choosing victims. they're

watching homes before they break in and steal jewelry and safes while people are out of the home , the police are advising everyone be aware of your surroundings. if you see someone acting suspicious, call the police. >> happening today, the man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old son in the south bay is set to appear in santa clara county court. 24 year-old sergio collin gomez faces murder charges. the child's mother called police early tuesday morning, saying gomez, who was living with the family, had shot her child. investigators say he is not the father of the three year old. police tell ktvu they're still working to learn a motive in the shooting. >> the booking charges were murder. resisting arrest. commission of a felony. armed with a firearm and use of a firearm during the commission of a felony. officers say they recovered a handgun at the scene . >> our time is now. 708. the san francisco police commission approved a new policy. it's

aimed at preventing a certain types of traffic stops from by the police. now, the commission voted to restrict the use of so-called pretext stops by police officers at stops where the police officer pulls over a driver for things like an expired tag or a broken tail light, because they think that a more serious crime may have been committed. the police union says pretext stops are useful for seizing guns and drugs, but critics worry that african american and latino drivers are targeted more often. the san jose state professor who was involved, gasia in an altercation. >> yeah, during a demonstration, has now been placed on administrative leave. >> history professor jonathan roth was seen on cell phone video moving a protesters hand away from his cell phone. they are protesting against appearance in his classroom. that was due to talk about constructing a just solution,

where israelis and palestinians, palestinians go from there. the university says they placed the professor on administrative leave pending a review. >> california senator alex padilla has reintroduced the housing for all act in the us senate. senator padilla says that housing is a human right and it will take government at all levels, from local to federal, to find solutions to homelessness and help build more affordable housing. if congress approves the bill and the president signs it, it would provide $45 billion for the national housing trust fund for the next ten years. that money could be used to help find housing for seniors and people with disabilities, but also create more housing and provide vouchers to low income individuals and families. tom now 709, a marin county nonprofit organization that supports members of the lgbtq community, has suspended its program indefinitely, according to the marin ij, the spa center shut down because of a lack of funding. >> the organization also laid

off employees earlier this month. the remaining layoff are expected tomorrow. now, the director of spa says that he's talking with another marin county nonprofit about a possible merger. if that is successful, many of the programs could come back. >> california officials are reportedly in talks with native american groups over the possible transfer of ownership of property in northern california, along the klamath river, according to the chronicle. planning documents indicate the state is looking to transfer property up in siskiyou county to the shasta indian nation and possibly other tribes, as compensation caused by dams and their removal. time now is 710, and we do have a problem in petaluma northbound 101 at petaluma boulevard north. >> this crash has been there for hours now. was an overturned concrete mixer truck with, you know, the ones with the moving barrel in the back. well, it flipped over and at some point they did have to close all the

lanes to right the truck. and that's happening. now, if you're driving from petaluma downtown up to rohnert park, this means you southbound traffic through the cotati grade is a mess. the other trouble spots southbound 880. they cleared a crash in fremont near stevenson. and now there's a new one southbound 880 at alvarado-niles on the shoulder. traffic is pretty slow. bay bridge backed up to the maze at 7011. let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, in san leandro, they're moving forward with a plan to bring in a new police chief. coming up, we'll look at the newly announced interim police chief. and when she expects to start. >> and president biden is on another fundraising swing through the bay area. while many paid thousands to see him, his visit also drew protests. we'll share people's reactions and lo at his

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has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. through the bay area. >> it's a busy one. ktvu is andre senior here now to tell us about the support the president received here in the bay area. and andre, the criticism about how he's handling the war in gaza. >> all right. yeah, dave, the president will attend one more fundraiser today in los altos hills. tickets for that event are between $6,600 and $100,000. now, yesterday, the president attended back to back fundraising events at private homes in san francisco. former governor jerry brown among the

guests and people attending the fundraiser say they were eager to show their support for the president. >> i'm very excited. he's done a really excellent job policy wise, the economy is recovering really well. jobs are back, inflation is down. he's a remarkable president and i think he deserves another terme. >> if they look at the facts, the facts are he's done a remarkable job in every aspect. >> at a nearby park, protesters gathered demanding a cease fire in israel's war in gaza. >> we need joe biden to call for a cease fire immediately, and we need him to condition aid and stop selling arms to israel, not listening to our voices for over 130 days. >> i absolutely will not be voting for biden. >> well, a large police presence surround that protest. now after attending the fundraiser in los altos hills this afternoon, the president heads back garcia to washington, d.c. andre senior, thank you, bay area labor

activists are calling on california senator alex padilla to push for a permanent cease fire in gaza. >> three palestine. three free, free palestine. the group, consisting of labor union leaders and members of the oakland educational association, filled the lobby of padilla's office in san francisco. they want him to vote against more military aid to israel. senator padilla voted in favor of an aid package that included an additional $14 billion in military equipment for israel. last week. >> well, the pier in the town that calls itself the last of the california beach towns is off limits right now until further notice after last week's big storm. officials say some of the piles at the end of the cayucos pier were swept away by the high surf and very strong winds. san luis obispo county supervisors say the pier is still attached. not, but not supported by anything. an engineer is being called in to check the damage.

>> all right. 717 let's see what the bay area commute is doing on this thursday morning. where are you most focused, sal? >> well, we're going to start at the bay bridge there, garcia and dave, because a lot of people always want to know about that, and we're going to show it to you now. it's backed up for about a 15 to 20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. i do want to mention that niles canyon road continues to be closed because of storm damage. it may open by the end of the week, but we don't have a firm time on that. 880 is very slow as you drive south. we had a number of problems there. one of them is that the traffic is going to be slow from a problem at stevenson. the other one, there's a minor accident on the shoulder southbound 880 at alvarado, niles, and it is going to be very, very slow approaching both those things. so and also the fog, even the fog is not on the street where you live. it might be on that other guy's street. so leave the house early. you may encounter fog. 718 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> it was on my street. yes,

sir. thick as thieves, man. i'll tell you. all right. sam. thank you. we will look to the sierra, which gets a break from the snow, and we get a break from the rain. they've kind of been waiting. we've had plenty of rain. they were saying we could use a little snow. well, february has been kind. february totals so far. bear valley 117in of new snow. homewood 111. kirkwood 110 and sugarbowl in fourth place but still respectable 107. so finally looking up, their headlines have thick morning fog. south touched on that. mostly sunny today. nice turning cloudy tomorrow, but still mild. it will be a dry forecast and mostly sunny. partly sunny saturday but warmer , upper 60s to some low 70s. however, that fog this morning had dense fog advisories out for north bay valleys. visibility is not so good for many here, including novato airport. napa airport. i knew it would happen. fairfield, petaluma. they are sold out also on kirkenes bridge around vallejo. i'm not sure about benicia, but over towards american canyon on 37. probably 101 80. saw some earlier pinole

also around hercules. but if you get through that fog and most of you will, we'll have warmer temps today. napa to 60, redwood city to 64, concord to 63, and santa clara from 64 yesterday to 65 today, 44. most are a few 30 there, but mainly 40s, low 40s. menlo park, mountain view, napa. airports in there, walnut creek, livermore. but that system is not heading our way. it's backtracked. so the rain ends for now. but it will spin in a lot of clouds tomorrow. so it's a dry forecast. clouds. but warmer. and then i think we get some low 70s with a south wind on saturday. so today looks mostly sunny after the fog. friday clouds but warmer on saturday. next rain would be monday. you guys. >> steve thank you. 719 now scammers are preying on people who've lost their pets, who they're pretending to be, and how the scam can be both a heartbreaking and expensive one. also, zen day in the spotlight with the actress and native of oakland just did to honor the place where big things happen for her career. >> you have the details of the

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"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics."

let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. summers in washington for the national governors association winter meetings that start today. newsom is joining governors from across the united states and federal officials, as well as leaders from the worlds of business, academia and philanthropy. the conference goes through saturday will include conversations on top policy issues facing states.

>> our time is now 723. the san leandro police department will soon have a new interim police chief. right now, angela averett is a police chief for the city of los altos. in late april, she'll take on a new role at the san leandro police department, replacing interim police chief kevin hart, who replaced police chief abdul pridgen, who was put on leave for allegedly violating department policies. pridgen, by the way, was among the candidates presented to oakland mayor shang tao to be considered for police chief. a former marine county sheriff has been appointed to a state board. robert dole, who was sheriff for 26 years, was appointed by governor newsom to advise the police officer standards and training commission as a member of the advisory board, he'll review police misconduct cases and give recommendations. as a sonoma native and the first latina u.s. poet laureate has been named one of time magazine's 12 women of the year

for 2024. >> we. >> we are creatures of constant or could use at beauty, at leaf and blossom, at grief and pleasure. sun and shadow. and it is not darkness that unites us. >> that's ada limon reading one of her poems in praise of mystery, a poem for europa. that poem will be engraved inside the europa clipper, which is set to orbit jupiter's moons by the year 2030. in reaction to being named one of time's women of the year, limon wrote on x, i didn't think i'd ever write these words, but this life is a humbling whirlwind. honored to be one of time's 2024 women of the year. bravo! >> all right. time is 724. actress and oakland native zendaya is donating $100,000 to the california shakespeare theater, where she says her career started. cal shakes says that donation will let it

upgrade lighting and sound systems, enhance the cafe and also pay for a 50th anniversary production of as you like it. zendaya is donation was made in partnership with the women donors network. zendaya, who is 27, is known for her starring roles in euphoria, spider-man and in the recent dune film franchise happening today. >> oakland arena will start hosting some of the most popular characters in recent disney films. disney on ice presents, frozen and encanto. the tour stopped at san jose's sap center earlier this month. it will now go from tonight through sunday in oakland. tickets by the way, still available for tonight's performance. >> our time now 7.25. we're enjoying a little break after what seems like rain. that would not stop, but the mountains are benefiting a lot from the increase in the snowpack. coming up. we'll explain in the latest water resource numbers for the entire state. >> and major league baseball says an expansion is coming. it's just a matter of when. and

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happens. the leaders want to hear your opinion. we're going to bring you a live report about how high the tolls could go up, and how you can speak out. also, a multi-million dollar grant for making the city of oakland safer. why many residents don't like it. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, february 22nd. a lot of us enjoying this bit of a break from the wet weather. steve paulson everything's so lush and green outside. >> i can't see it through the fog. >> sorry. >> it'll clear up right it is green, i'll tell you. yeah, we get a little bit of a break here, but i think next there it is. some of the fog. yeah. thick, thick, thick, thick out there. 40s, 50s are some breaks, though. livermore is down to 39. palo alto 40. if you have a sun,

enjoy. if you're in that fog, there's an advisory until 10:00 here. mainly north. i've seen some fog from mill valley. thank you, debbie, for that. you sent me a picture from mill valley and especially up towards sonoma county over to napa county. so in the misty moonlight that the full moon will be saturday. by the way, the some crazy fog is no joke if you're in it, except for fog, cooler lows, but mostly sunny today. a little warmer. it's a dry forecast. will be bumping those temps up over the next few days. all right, so here's 730 fremont still. yeah the it's really a terrible commute from hayward to fremont because of a couple of earlier incidents. >> one of them cleared. the other one is very slow and traffic is going to be a little bit slow this morning. also northbound, but mostly southbound. bay bridge is backed up and it was absolutely clear a little while ago. and now the fog is completely moving into the bay bridge. ain't that a kick in the head? it was just clear a few minutes ago. it seems if you're driving on the highway 17 northbound, there

always seems to be a crash or a trouble spot at idlewild this morning. another crash here. northbound 17 at idlewild. uh, seriously, almost every day we have a crash here. i'm not sure what's going on, but today it is blocking traffic, and it's slowing as you drive down to the valley. 731 let's go back to the desk. thank you. >> sal. happening today. people are invited to weigh in on several plans to increase the toll on the golden gate bridge. katie's allie rasmus is live in san francisco. to tell us why. bridge officials say that higher toll is needed. >> yeah, the fog has rolled into the golden gate bridge as well. you can barely make out the northernmost tower here. an hour ago, we had a nice clear shot. fog, a familiar sight at the golden gate bridge. but in this morning, no exception. but what we don't usually see on the golden gate bridge anymore is heavy traffic. the golden gate transportation department says that is part of the problem. people aren't driving over this bridge as much as they used to. traffic on the golden gate is about 80 to 85% of what it was

before the pandemic, and transportation officials say. in the meantime, the cost of steel, paint and labor has gone up. the toll hike is supposed to help close a $220 million budget shortfall for the agency that manages this bridge, so right now, if you have a fast track, you pay $8.75 to cross the golden gate bridge. drivers without fast track pay a dollar more. the golden gate transportation district will have a public hearing this morning to discuss which of several toll hikes to recommend by increasing the toll by either 50 or 40 or $0.35 a year over a five year period, all of those options would push the cost of this toll to more than $10 in the next couple of years. now, the public hearing is scheduled to start at 9:00 this morning. the golden gate transportation district will recommend which of these toll hike proposals to enact on march 22nd, and then the price will start going up to cross this bridge starting on july 1st. live in san francisco

ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news okay, ali, thank you. >> time 733 in oakland, supporters of a recall effort against mayor shang town interrupted her news conference while she was announcing a $3.5 million safety grant from the state. we solution solutions new leadership, competent leadership . honest now, while dealing with the interruptions, mayor tao went on to say that the $3.5 million grant will be used to expand the safety ambassador program in downtown oakland and in chinatown. the ambassadors are mediators trained in de-escalation to help people in crisis. this program will promote safer and more secure streets while improving outcomes for people in crisis. >> oakland is a aggressively pursuing a comprehensive, a comprehensive, and community safety strategy. >> now the protesters, interrupting the news conference. they want to recall

the mayor saying she's not doing enough to crack down on crime. >> a number of east bay chapters of the california teachers association picketed outside several schools, demanding smaller class sizes and arrays. several of the chapters have already authorized a strike. members say that negotiations with their districts haven't led to enough progress toward new contracts. >> so we have chapters every where, standing in the streets, letting them know that our students are a priority. we want the best teachers for our students. >> they're essentially making no movement on what they're willing to offer. we know that dublin students deserve the best, and that is salaries that keep up with the increased cost of living expenses. >> the coalition includes teachers from 21 districts, including antioch, orinda, richmond and pittsburg. the teachers say their next step could be a strike on tracks. the really big thing is getting effective teachers into the classroom. >> so with the funding, it's really important to make sure we have contracts that will retain and recruit the best teachers

for our students. we talk with officials from several east bay school districts. >> dublin said it hopes to reach an equitable agreement with its workers while maintaining the district's fiscal health. while pleasanton school officials declined to comment, teachers there say they have a fact finding hearing, with the district on monday. >> our time is 735 scammers in san francisco are again targeting people looking for lost pets. imposters are calling the owners of lost pets pretending to be the staff from animal shelters and asking for money in exchange for the return of the animals at the agency warned that people of the same type of scam last year were around san francisco. animal care and control posted a social media message saying they would never contact anybody demanding payment for the return of a lost pet. >> foster city just completed a new levy improvement project that was ten years in the making . back in 2014, fema announced that foster city did not meet minimum flood protection standards. the mayor of foster

city says the $90 million project will address problems pointed out by fema and also benefit the people who live and work in foster city. >> we were put in the fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build a levee. otherwise we would have had flood insurance would have been of the average cost, would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner. >> the improvements also included more access to the san francisco bay trail along the shoreline of foster city. >> time now 736. by tomorrow, caltrans hopes to reopen at least one lane of highway 84 at niles canyon road. skyfox flew over all the work going on emergency repair work after the recent storms washed away part of that highway. highway 84, right now is closed in both directions between old canyon road and fremont and main street in sunol. well, the series of heavy storm days have prompted the sierra nevada snowpack to get even bigger. for the latest

measurements from the california department of water resources places the statewide snowpack at 86, a big jump from just three weeks ago when the snowpack was just 52. on january 30th. that's pretty good news. but there's still concern that the snowpack in the central and southern sierra is still not big enough. >> all right. 737 let's see what's happening on the roads. it's not rain today, but fog. many people are encountering. >> yeah, fog moves around rather quickly. garcia and dave, northbound 17. we have to start there. another crash at idlewild in the lexington hills. here. coming out to northbound 17. and people who live in santa cruz must be tired of it, because there seems to be a crash there almost every day on 17 near idlewild. if you're driving in cupertino northbound, 280 and northbound 85 are slow. there's a crash northbound 280 just north of 85, and there was another crash on 85 near 280. that whole area is slow this

morning. and remember, 880 in fremont and hayward. the whole thing is slow as well because of earlier issues. when you get to the bay bridge earlier, we did have absolutely clear skies, but now look at the fog is moved in. so you know, if you are leaving the house, it may not be foggy on the street where you live, but it may be foggy wherever you're going. just give yourself extra time. 738 let's bring steve in to talk about the weather. >> well, i'm receiving lots of fog pictures now. south also the east bay as well. i have it on good authority. very foggy out in moraga, a fog retreating in san ramon, but foggy mill valley, calistoga and many areas to the north. so dense fog advisory has been issued and visibility is. i can't say a thing to about a quarter of a mile. but for many, if you don't have the fog, consider yourself fortunate because it is really thick out there. for many, especially north novato, petaluma so far, santa rosa says okay, but i think there's some

fog near there. napa airport sold out. fairfield maybe out to vacaville as well. a little bit out towards the east bay, walnut creek, over to san ramon, moraga also out to the valley. you can see some, but when you see fairfield, napa airport, novato and petaluma, that's all you need to you. it's just really thick 30s for some, 40s for most low 40s in there. napa airport is still 40. menlo park, mountain view 41 livermore, walnut creek 42. vacaville 39. system out there looks good, but it's really backtracking. it's retrograding is what we say, but it's going to draw up a lot of moisture here on saturday. but rain ends for now and dry forecast through saturday probably sunday we'll get some 70s i think on saturday with a south wind. so again, even with the cloud cover, we should bump it up a little bit tomorrow. but saturday looks pretty good. then a colder pattern looks like it wants to kick in. starting early and end of next week. so we're not getting much of a break, but we are getting about four days here. areas of thick fog, cooler lows looks good today though. mostly sunny, partly sunny here. 60s on a lot of the temps, but

saturday's the day i think we'll get upper 60s to low 70s. clouds roll in sunday. i think monday we get some rain and much colder temps. >> okay steve, time 740. major league baseball has new jerseys for the new season, but there's a lot of criticism. check it out. coming up while the players association says changes are needed, let's go to our news room here and check in with andre senior. >> as you look ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two, well, good morning, kevin mccarthy's exit from congress was nothing short of chaotic after saying he would retire, he ended up being ousted in a historic and unprecedented campaign coming up at eight. >> why the process to fill his old seat will likely be just as messy, a process. and later on the night, if you're feeling the pinch at the grocery store, you're not alone. the average person nationwide is spending more on food now than they have in the last 30 years. we will talk live with an economist about the rising costs and uncover factors driving up the prices. stay with us

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options.

porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

the names of the three people killed last thursday morning after their car was rear ended on the bay bridge. the victims were 59 year old sean lot. a lot johann, 38 year old larissa weller and 29 year old ben

thorpe. they were killed when the mini cooper they were riding in was hit by a pickup truck. all three are from alameda county. the car was registered to weller. it was stopped in the far right lane when it was rear ended. investigators still haven't said who was driving at the time of the crash. >> the peek back at the opening bell here. we brought this to you live at 630 right when it happened. and here we are checking in about an hour and 15 later, trading has been underway for, you know, just the start of the session and we see the dow jones has been going strong that entire time. it is up by a good two thirds of 1, gaining more than 250 points. i see a bump on the s&p of about 1.5. nasdaq doing even better, showing a 2% plus gain. >> all right. time is 745. the boeing executive who headed up the division that builds 737, has now left the company. >> the most powerful tool you have today is you speaking up.

>> yeah, that was a message from boeing ceo david calhoun last month after an emergency door port blew off the side of a 737 shortly after taking off from portland, oregon. after that incident, boeing promised it would make leadership changes. ed clark had been with boeing for 18 years and was the top manager at the facility where that plane was built, clark will now be replaced by the woman who'd been in charge of delivering 730 sevens. well, buzz feed is selling off one of its products and reducing its workforce by 16. but fees buzzfeed is selling complex. it's a youth oriented media company that it bought three years ago, the company says this is part of a strategic reset featuring to improve profitability. buzzfeed says going forward, it's going to focus on its four main brands buzzfeed. first, we feast, huffpost, and tasty.

>> some major league baseball players don't like their new uniforms and want them changed before the upcoming season. the players association says it's working to see if adjustments can be made to the league's new jerseys. following several negative reviews, league officials say they're designed to improve mobility and fit, but some players say they look cheap and that the lettering is too small. players also say they don't have enough options when it comes to customizing the fit. baseball commissioner rob manfred says he hopes to have two more major league baseball teams by the time he retires. five years from now, the list of cities that wants to add an mlb team is long. espn polled baseball writers on which cities they think could be in the running, and san jose made that list. one obstacle, though, is that the san francisco giants own the territorial rights to all of santa clara county, blocking any franchise from trying to move there. the writers also suggested austin, texas. charlotte, north carolina , and salt lake city, mexico city, and montreal as possibilities. >> time now. 747. and this

happened at san francisco city hall, the official celebration for chinese new year. dozens of people were there, kicking off the annual chinese new year parade with traditional lion dancers and other performers. community members say this year of the dragon marks of recovery from the pandemic and from anti-asian hate crimes. it's the time to celebrate. >> instead of looking at the bad things that we were subject to, the prosperity, good food, family. it's just a happy time, especially. we need that in today's times. >> the chinese new year brings big business to chinatown town. business owners say they're prepared to expand their business hours and hope that the year of the dragon will bring prosperity and progress for san francisco's chinatown. >> and people are busy putting the finishing touches on the

floats for this year's chinese new year parade, many of them being assembled at pier 54. dozens of volunteers and artists have worked countless hours on elaborate floats celebrating the year of the dragon. the float director says this is a labor of love. what i take very seriously is the importance of celebrating , and i take very seriously the importance of like ritual and tradition. >> it's something that actually means a lot to a lot of people, and that means a lot to me. knowing that what we're doing actually has so much meaning for so many people is really what makes this all worth it. >> san francisco's chinese new year parade is one of only a few nighttime parades left in the united states. organizers also say it's one of the largest chinese new year parades outside of asia. look, if you are at all able, this is a spectacular parade to see in person. but if you cannot make it to the city this saturday, we have you covered, as we always do once again this year we are bringing you live coverage of the chinese new year parade starting at 6:00, right here on ktvu, fox two and the fox local app on

your smart tv. >> are you ready to hear all those people screaming? so oh, everybody, that is what they want. >> absolutely. >> it's fun. it is fun. we've all had fun doing that. and that's a lot of fun. all right. not so much fun is this morning's commute. we had fog to deal with. we had a problem in rohnert park and petaluma. finally they did clear that crash that was near petaluma boulevard north. that's much better for you if you're trying to drive north to santa rosa. highway four is slow westbound out of pittsburg to concord, and 680 is going to be slow. the slowest traffic, though, has been 880 south. we had a couple of crashes between union city and fremont. it's not very good commute, and if you're driving to the bay bridge, the fog has moved in. and if you're driving in the santa cruz mountains, there's another crash. guess where northbound 17 and idlewild . it just seems to be a spot where there are crashes almost every day. 750 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all right. well, you touched on a little bit. fog wasn't that

bad earlier. now it seems to be moving in areas north and east, especially here. but thank you. here. fog this morning at shelter bay and mill valley. thank you debbie read for this picture. i think that's my first from shelter bay and mill valley. i appreciate that i've had fog pictures from calistoga, from san ramon, so dense fog advisories out. it says north bay valleys. i don't make these decisions, so i'll mention it. you can include parts of areas of the east bay as well. and you can see why. now again, somebody brought it to my attention, sent me a picture. there's more. it's not ten miles here. i know, but that's the livermore airport and that is concord airport. you can find not far away areas that are socked in. so i'm just using the airport. we reports on the hour here, but look at novato, petaluma, napa, fairfield. not so good. i mean, there's a lot of thick fog there. 40s on. most are a few 30s showing up a little cooler this morning, no doubt about it. cooler than we've been the last couple of mornings because we're getting some breaks in that club, that system there to the west is

going to head back to the west. it's called retrograde. and as it does, it's a dry forecast. but the flow around that coming in is from the south. and that will pump in a lot of cloud cover on saturday. on sunday, excuse me on friday then maybe some on saturday. but it still looks like a warmer pattern and then changes on the way, but not until probably late sunday. more likely on monday. so even with cloud cover will be bumping up these highs. warmest temps look to be by far on saturday. by monday we'll be dropping off fast and that looks like the hint for our next rain would be on monday. the key though, is going to be next week and the next week. some colder air is going to move in, so we'll get a break here. you know we had what, six out of the last seven days. we've had rain. that's not happening. we'll get a break today through probably sunday before rain comes back in areas of thick fog. otherwise mostly clear. looks good today. i mean mostly sunny, partly sunny, 60s on the temps here, but overall we are looking for even with cloud cover. we're looking for some warmer temps. nice into saturday. starting to cloud up sunday much colder, maybe some light rain. monday >> steve thank you. 752 who doesn't love fried chicken? when

north bay company is putting a new twist on that southern favorite coming up at eight. how it's adding new options to the menu that reflect the community it serves. then pet owners are becoming increasing stressed by the cost of caring for their furry friends. how some have had to make drastic changes to their budget as a result

santa clara county are demanding a new contract. some of them protested in san jose, outside of valley medical center's main hospital. the union represents more than 3700 nurses who work in hospitals, jails, jails and clinics, and they voted overwhelmingly to approve a strike. the nurses say they're fighting for better pay, patient safety and better staffing ratios. >> if managing manager increases the ratios in its and it affects the employees to put the patients at risk, i beg you and i respectfully submit this article. i am the nurse in white now, a spokesperson for the county released a statement. >> it said in part, quote, the safety and well-being of our nurses and our entire workforce is essential for the county health system to deliver high quality and safe care to our patients. the county will continue to work towards a fair and competitive contract that

will allow us to maintain an essential health care services for our community. time now. 756 a co-founder of google is facing a lawsuit. it involves a deadly plane crash off the coast of half moon bay. now the pilot, lance mclean, was flying from santa rosa to fiji last. may in a plane that's owned by sergei brin, the plane went down off the san mateo county coast, killing mclean and his copilot. but collins widow is now filing a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was a part owner of that plane. investigators believed a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused the plane to crash, and the man flying to sfo is facing a felony charge of making a false bomb report. authorities say mac bjorn was boarding a jetblue plane at fort lauderdale airport

last weekend when he made a joke to flight attendants that tsa did not detect a bomb in his bag . when the crew members asked him about it, he repeated that he had a bomb. he was arrested, taken into custody, and no bomb was found. it is 757 state regulators. regulators are now suspending the request by waymo to expand robo taxi. service in san mateo in la counties. the decision by the cpuc comes after getting protest letters about safety concerns from local leaders in both of those counties. waymo is already operating in parts of san francisco and los angeles county. we reached out to waymo for a comment, and the company says it is standard procedure for the cpuc to issue a suspensi for further review. also, waymo says the action does not affect waymo's current service as well. san jose is moving ahead with a plan to

develop an urban village on the site of the berryessa flea market. developers tried to scale back that project a lot. from 2,000,000ft!s of office space and 35,400 housing units to just 940 townhouses. but a new agreement will keep the original plan with more housing, the city could create a special property tax district to raise $100 million for interest structure improvements. there's a new survey out. it shows that pet owners feel financially strained because of the rising costs that come with being a pet owner. usa today conducted a survey and found 91% of respondents admitted to having some level of financial stress over the past year because of pet related cost cuts. now, in response, 66% of those who surveyed said they've reduced their personal spending and

about 65% of dog owners said they've had to approach friends or family members for some financial help. some of the areas seeing the higher costs include dog food, pet insurance, doggie daycare and vet services. >> good morning. we're following a nationwide cellular phone outage. it's affecting at&t customers nationwide and in the bay area, too. and it's not the only provider experiencing problems. this morning, a live report on what's being done to restore service. then some residents in a san mateo neighborhood say dangers lurking in their community. how they say criminals are targeting homes in one particular area and housing as a human right. the bill, being revived by california lawmaker to address the issue of homelessness. this from ktvu, fox two news this is morning on tune. all right. ominous skies across across the oakland estuary in towards. san francisco. right now gasia is

looking at this picture and saying, oh my goodness, not again. >> i know, i just want to i just want some sun in the afternoon. in the afternoon. all right. >> we might get that. we might get that. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm andre senior. >> all right. let's see what steve paulson has to say on this early thursday. as we look ahead to the afternoon hours, steve paulson i'm texting mother nature right now. yes. garcia would like some sun in the afternoon. and then rain overnight and not too windy. >> she says i need to block you. okay. >> all right. she probably should. >> uh. that again. there as i used to say to tori campbell back in the day. oh, that's an angry sky back there. uh, we do have a lot of fog around. that's the big story here. 40s on. if you don't have the foggy like. what are you talking about? i look out my window at sunset. well, then you're fortunate. you're a fortunate son. uh, 40s and 50s had a couple of 30s. it looks good today. they'll even be sun for gasia later today in the misty moonlight. and ain't that a kick in the head? some no joke crazy fog, though. mostly sunny. it's a dry forecast, but that fog is making it tough for many. this morning we'll start a

little bump up on the temp 60s though. all right sal here. i wouldn't say he's been busy from the jump, but he's been busy lately. fremont >> uh, yeah. fremont and the east bay in general. steve has been very slow. let's start off in fremont, where, oops, i went a little too far. there we go. fremont hayward to fremont. very slow traffic. uh, and it is going to be because of earlier problems. remember niles canyon road is closed. still between 680 and mission boulevard. that's putting more pressure on 680. if you leave dublin or pleasanton or san ramon, you head down to san jose. well, that's 680. drive hasn't been the best the last few days. i think a lot of it is due to the confusion and remember, it's foggy out there. it may not be foggy on the street where you live, but it's foggy in other places. so give yourself extra time. 801 let's go back to the desk that developing story you've been following for you all morning long? >> that massive cell phone outage affecting tens of thousands of people across the country and bay area. but there is some positive news to talk about here, folks starting to get their service back. but

slowly. ktvu bailey o'carroll live in san francisco this morning with what she's learned. bailey, tell us, andre. >> good morning. well, i can tell you from personal experience, i woke up at 2 a.m. this morning with no cell signal, 3 a.m. when i left my house, still dark and early this morning. still no service. it wasn't until we came back to the city around 5:00 this morning that that service kind of came back to my phone. now people, though, all across the country dealing with this outage from la to philadelphia, atlanta, of course, up here in the bay area as well. now how it is affecting people with verizon and t-mobile though at&t customers do seem to be by far the most effective affected, unable to send text messages, make phone calls or use internet services on their phone. one woman we spoke to out here this morning in san francisco said her service actually just went out. >> i was just walking down this path and then all of a sudden it

cut out and said, i lost service . so she told me to deal with that. >> she actually just turned off her phone. the most people we spoke to say they must have slept through the outage. some people obviously, though still losing service. in a statement, the san francisco department of emergency services said that they're aware of what's going on. they're in touch with at&t, they wrote, if you are an at&t customer and cannot get through to 911, then please try calling from a landline. if that's not an option, try to get a hold of a friend or a family member or a customer of a different carrier and ask them to call 911 on your behalf. now, no word yet on what is causing this outage or just how soon everybody will have their service restored here this morning that service went out around midnight eastern time, so 3:00 our time this morning is what most people are reporting. when they did lose that cell signal. now i also want to

mention at&t says that they are aware of the problem. of course, working urgently to fix it, get it under control, get people that cell signal returned, turned to their phones. they say. in the meantime, if you need to contact 911 or an emergency service, try wi-fi calling. and then of course, maybe ask somebody else to call on your behalf. i do want to mention one other thing that the department of emergency services here in san francisco told us, and they say that is if you are trying to test to see if your service has been restored, do not call or text 911 to test that out. you can call a friend, text a friend or a family member to check and see if your service has been restored, but they really this morning do not want people to bog down those 911 lines. those are reserved, of course, for people who need them. in the case of an emergency situation reporting live in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. bailey and to get updates on this story, the still developing story, in fact, in other news affecting the bay

area, just download the ktvu fox local app. it is free for your smart tv. >> state lawmakers are working to overturn a 2022 law that would impose a new fee on customers of california's three largest utilities. the fee would be the base charge for power bills and costs for actual usage would be added on top. it would take into account the size of a household and its annual income. customers with an annual household income of up to $30,000 would pay a $13 a month base fee. house olds earning between 30 and $75,000 a year would pay $26 a month. households making more than that would pay a fee of $51 a month. republicans and democrats in sacramento have different ideas on how to change the law. any changes would have to be approved by the state public utilities commission. 22 state lawmakers say the puc needs to hear from the public before making any decision that would affect millions of utility customers. >> 806 now people living in one menlo park community are urging leaders to address a recent rash of burglaries. people who live

in sharon heights expressed their concerns during a meeting with city leaders and police. now, investigators told that group that criminals are not random choosing victims, but they are watching homes before entering and stealing jewelry and safes. when homeowners are away. police are asking people to be aware of their surroundings, and if you see someone acting suspicious, call police. >> happening today, a man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old son is set to appear in santa clara county court. 24 year old sergio colon gomez faces murder charges. the child's mother called police early tuesday morning, saying gomez, who was living with the family, had shot her child in. investigators say gomez is not the father of the three year old. police tell ktvu they're still working to learn a motive for the killing. >> the booking charges were murder, resisting arrest, commission of a felony, armed with a firearm, and use of a firearm during the commission of a felony. >> officers say they recovered a handgun at the crime scene. the

san francisco police commission approved a new policy aimed at preventing officers from making certain types of traffic stops. >> the commission voted to restrict the use of so-called pretext stops by officers. those are stops where the officer pulls over a driver for things like expired tags or a broken tail light, because they believe that a more serious crime may have been committed. the police union says pretext stops are useful for seizing guns and drugs, but critics worry that black and latino drivers are targeted by police following a disturbing incident in which a man delivered an anti-semitic address to the walnut creek city council during a meeting this week. >> we know more about what happened and the man spoke during public comment and directed his comments towards city councilman kevin wilk, who is jewish. wilk tells us the man is from modesto and is known to the fbi. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. it's not just an attack on me or on judaism or jews. this is an attack on everybody. it's an attack on everybody's freedom.

legal experts say the man's comments fall under protected free speech. >> my first reaction is a human reaction, which is this is disgusting, vile speech. my second reaction is as a law professor, the understanding that we've made from the first amendment is that we will protect disgusting and vile speech. >> after the incident, the walnut creek city attorney, city manager and mayor discussed whether any policy changes will be made to the public comment period at council meetings. >> the san jose state professor, who was involved in an altercation during a demonstration, has been placed on administrative leave, and history professor jonathan roth was seen on cell phone video moving a protesters hand away from his cell phone. they were protesting a guest lecture called constructing a just solution, where israelis and palestinian go from here. the university says it has placed the professor on administrative leave pending a review. >> california senator alex padilla has reintroduced the

housing for all act in the us senate. senator padilla says that housing is a human right and that it will take government at all levels, from local to federal to find solutions to homelessness and increase affordable housing. if congress approves the bill and the president signs it, it would provide $45 billion for the national housing trust fund for the next ten years. that money could be used to help find housing for seniors and people with disabilities, could also create more housing and provide vouchers for low income individuals and families. california officials are reportedly in talks with native american groups over the possible transfer of ownership of property in northern california along the klamath river, according to the chronicle. planning documents indicate the state is looking to transfer property in siskiyou county to the shasta indian nation and potentially other tribes as compensation for the effects of the dams and their removal. >> time now is 809. we do have some slow traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza and many

other spots. uh, we've had kind of a tough morning in the east bay and the fog seems to be moving around in different places, so i'll give you just a little bit of a view here. you can see now northbound 17, the curious thing, we seem to have crashes near the, uh, the top of the hill or near idlewild, almost every day. northbound 17. so please give yourself extra time if that's your commute. south bay commute is also going to be slow. i mentioned fremont, it's jam packed from hayward to fremont because of earlier accidents and remember niles canyon road continues to be closed. it's the last week or so . it's been closed and traffic on 680 from dublin heading down towards san jose has been extra slow. 810 let's go back to the desk. >> well, san leandro, moving forward with a plan to bring in a new police chief. coming up, the newly announced interim chief, and when she expects to start, president biden is on another fundraising swing through the bay area while many paid thousands to see him, his visit also drew protests.

>> we'll share people's reactions and look at his agenda today

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

through the bay area. the president is set to attend one more fundraiser today in los altos hills. that's after attending two fundraising events yesterday at private homes in san francisco. people attending the fundraiser say they were eager to show their support for the president. >> i'm very excited. he's done a really excellent job policy wise . the economy is recovering really well. jobs are back, inflation is down. he's a remarkable president, and i think he deserves another terme. >> if they look at the facts, the facts are he's done a remarkable job in every aspect. >> after attending the fundraiser in los altos hills this afternoon, the president heads back to the white house. >> and while president biden was at fundraisers in san francisco, hundreds of protesters gathered nearby demanding the president's support. a cease fire in gaza. hi the protesters want the u.s. to stop sending money and weapons to israel. >> joe biden to call for a cease fire. immediate and we need him

to condition the aid and stop selling arms to israel. >> there was a large police presence surrounding this protest. well the pier in the town that calls itself the last of the california beach towns is off limits right now until further notice after last week's big storms. >> officials say pilings at the end of cayucos pier were swept away by high surf and strong winds. san luis obispo county supervisors say the end of the pier is still attached, but it is not supported by any thing an engineer is being called in to assess the damage. >> new this morning. what could be a sign that some tensions between the us and china have eased? china is planning to send a new pair of giant pandas to the san diego zoo. the gesture renews a long standing relationship with the us. it comes five years after china recalled nearly all of its pandas from us zoos due to tensions between the two countries. the new pandas, a male and female, are set to arrive at the san diego zoo at the end of summer. we love the giant pandas here in the united

states. >> they love the giant pandas in china. that's something that we can connect on. and i think it can help. it can help improve relationships because it's something that we can work together on. >> pandas are the symbol of friendly relations between the us and china. in 1972, beijing gifted a pair of pandas to the national zoo in washington, dc. and if i could share a little tidbit, i went to school in san diego. i was interning at one of the tv stations there back when the pandas were at the zoo. it was sort of new to me, and something happened with one of the pandas. i don't if they gave birth, we treated it like it was the biggest breaking news you've ever seen in your life. and i thought, wow, this is a big deal. gotcha >> yes, that was a plot to anchorman. >> i've heard that. >> i've seen that movie, but in this case, it was real life. >> yes. so i remembered all these years later. >> all right, uh, cell, what's going on? how you doing, andre? >> do you think gasia is kind of a big deal? >> she is a big deal. >> yeah, i saw the movie. >> i didn't want to say

anything, but, uh. >> yeah, i'm gasia. mikaelian. >> no, she's not quite sure how to tell us. >> she wasn't really sure. good morning everyone. >> uh, southbound 880 is, uh, is actually very slow this morning. if you're driving from hayward to fremont. and part of it is because of earlier problems. and i do believe that the closure of niles canyon road has had an effect on this region. some people come up and they use 680. they use 880. they're using side roads. it's kind of been a mess. 680 has been slow from pleasanton heading down to sunol peninsula. traffic is okay. we've had some slow traffic. the san mateo bridge is not an issue when it comes to fog. the fog has been moving around. the bay bridge is getting better. finally we're seeing improvement here at the toll plaza. 817 let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. >> thank you, mr. big deal. appreciate that. all right. thank you. steve. any time. all right. we'll head over towards socal and looking towards pleasure point scott. yes good morning steve. well good morning scott. the fog is cleared in socal looking south towards pleasure point. you're lucky the fog cleared for some. we're still waiting for it to clear.

dense fog advisories out mainly north bay valleys, but again you can include parts of the east bay. that's my personal. i can't you know, i can't make that official. the good folks at the weather service down in monterey have to do that. but i'll mention, because you've already told me numerous times that there's a lot of fog there. novato napa airport, fairfield i know american canyon, hiddenbrooke vallejo. uh, over to crockett. there were some earlier i know around pinole, hercules. and i'm sure 29, 37, 101 north. uh, it looks like it's cleared there out at the berkeley ranch out there in stockton. says ten miles, but there's still some fog out there. 30s for a few. kelseyville is in there. i know there were some at middletown, i think dropped to 33 this morning, 40s for many right there at 40 for napa airport. starting to bump off those morning lows. system looks good, but it's not progressing or marching eastward. it's going to put on the brakes and then start to, uh, retrograde, which means head back to the west southwest so the rain ends for now. so i just posted this on twitter that

we have not yet had what's called a mid-winter dry spell. they are extremely common to go two and three weeks of dry weather. jan noel of golden gate weather services has done extensive research on that. and if you look at his link on golden golden gate weather services, you can read about it. we've not had that yet. we get like 3 or 4 days, five days and then rain returns. we will get a break between today and sunday and temps will bump up even with cloud cover tomorrow, saturday looks to be the warmest day at low 70. i think for a few, but colder air is on the way. starting monday into tuesday and then again at the end of next week. we'll get some rain monday. i don't think it's a lot, but the pattern to watch will be for an end of next week. that's your cloud cover coming in tomorrow. so as that low retrograde see as it spins that cloud cover on us, there's your saturday. that'll be mostly sunny and warm, i guarantee it. now here comes the system for late sunday. monday and that's snow in the mountains. that's a lower snow level. and then the system to watch will be the one next thursday. there she is. and we we'll get about 3 or 4 days

of dry weather. and that's it. areas of thick fog otherwise it'll be mostly sunny today. looks good you guys. 60s on the thames. thank you steve. >> scammers are preying on people in the bay area who have lost their pets, who they're pretending to be, and how the scam can be both a heartbreaking and expensive one. >> and sandhya in the spotlight. what the actress and oakland native just did to honor the place where big things happened for her ca er

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central valley is choosing someone to replace former house speaker kevin mccarthy in congress. mccarthy retired from congress at the end of last year after he was removed as house speaker when assembly member vince fong announced that he would run for the seat. california secretary of state said he could not because he had already filed for reelection to his assembly seat, but then a judge ruled he could run for both offices at once. the tulare county sheriff is also running for that seat. while president biden is in the bay area, governor newsom is in washington for the national governors association. winter meetings starting today. newsom is joining governors from across the u.s, along with federal officials and leaders from business, academia and philanthropy. the conference goes through saturday and will include conversations on top policy issues facing states. >> the san leandro police

department will soon have a new interim police chief. she is angela averett, who is currently the police chief for the city of los altos. in late april, she'll replace interim san leandro police chief kevin hart. hart replaced police chief abdul pridgen, who was put on leave amid claims that he violated department policy. pridgen was among the final three candidates rejected by oakland mayor shengtao to head the oakland police department. a former marin county sheriff has been appointed to a state board. robert doyle, who served as sheriff for 26 years, has been appointed by governor newsom to advise the police officer standards and training commission as a member of the advisory board, he'll review police misconduct cases and make recommendations. >> city schools in santa rosa may be one step closer to unifying the small elementary schools that surround sonoma county. new findings on the consolidation plans were presented at the latest school board meeting. the unified plan is expected to save millions of dollars in administrative costs. combined programs and services and potentially close schools that are underutilized. the district must now work on a

petition to get state approval. actress in oakland natives india is donating $100,000 to the california shakespeare theater, where she says she started her career. cal shakes says the donation will allow it to upgrade lighting and sound systems, enhance the cafe, and fund a 50th anniversary production of as you like it. zendayas donation was made in partnership with the women donors network. the 27 year old is known for her starring roles in euphoria, spider man and in the recent dune film franchise. >> happening today oakland arena will start hosting some of the most popular characters in recent disney films. disney on ice presents, frozen and encanto . the tour stopped at san jose's sap center earlier this month. it will now go from tonight through sunday in oakland. tickets, by the way, still available for tonight's performance. >> we're enjoying a break from what feels like nonstop rain, but the mountains are benefiting greatly from the increase in snowpack, and we're getting an idea of how much water it will provide our state. >> major league baseball says an expansion is coming just a matter of when and where. we'll

take a look at some of the cities that could be on the list. and the one bay area city that might be considered.

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an announcement touting a multi-million dollar public safety grant ended in a chaotic scene from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we're so glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. today's thursday, february 22nd. many people wondering if we're going to start having dry days at some point. and is the temperature going to start going up a little bit? steve paulson yes. >> yes that yes and yes. for about four days. and then it's back to rain. i think on monday the bigger news will be the end of next week. it looks colder and back to a wet pattern. thank you to all of you who have sent in fog pictures. foggy calistoga thursday morning at 730 in the morning. thanks to brian. i appreciate that brian had a lot of pictures. also, pam and benicia sent me one socked in there. you're like, what are you talking about? it's sunny here. well, for some it's sunny, others it's sold out as sal would say, with a lot of fog and you can see the visible satellite now popping you can see there it is. it's been really bad parts of areas to the north. also marin county, sonoma

and then over towards parts of the east bay. not as bad to the south in the misty moonlight. uh, full moon will be on saturday at 430 in the morning. some no joke crazy fog out there, but otherwise i think mostly sunny. it's a dry forecast and 60s on the temps. even warmer tomorrow and probably topping out low 70s on saturday. all right. sal is here. he's been busy for the last couple of hours and we will start. not in fremont or yes, yes i have a question. >> will it will be saying let it snow. let it snow. let it snow. >> this will be the end of next week. there dino. >> i was just trying to plan a trip. steve, before the snow goes away for the. >> ain't that a kick in the head, isn't it? >> it sure is. >> haha. >> we have too much fun. all right, you know what we're showing highway 37 and highway 101. things have improved. i do want to mention that 880 has been pretty slow this morning because of earlier problems. 880 northbound now is pretty slow past the coliseum. getting up into downtown oakland. so it's a busy day. we had some improvement at the bay bridge.

it's now filled in again, so it was improved for a bit and now it's slow again and we're going to check the bridge to see if anything comes up, because it has been pretty slow in the last few minutes. 831 let's go back to the desk. >> happening today. people are invited to weigh in on several plans to increase the toll on the golden gate bridge. ktla erasmus live in san francisco to tell us why bridge officials, ali say that that higher toll is necessary very well. >> we're at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. we can't show you the towers of the golden gate bridge because they're shrouded in fog. that's not uncommon to see. and fog a regular sight here. what's not as regular is traffic congestion on this bridge. this is one of the bridges in the bay area where we usually don't have traffic problems here. and the golden gate bridge transportation district says that's part of the problem here. not as many people are driving over the bay bridge or, excuse me, the golden gate bridge as they used to traffic on the golden gate is about 80 to 85% of what it was before the pandemic, and transportation officials say in the meantime,

the cost to maintain this bridge has gone up. cost of materials like steel, paint and labor. they're proposing a toll hike to help close a $220 million budget shortfall. and a public hearing about that is scheduled to start just about 30 minutes from now. so right now, if you have fast track, you pay about $8.75 to cross the golden gate. drivers without fast track pay a dollar more. the various toll hike proposals would increase the toll by either 50, 40 or $0.35 a year. over the next five years. and that means in the next couple of years, everyone would be paying more than $10 to cross this bridge. >> i know it costs a lot for the bridges to fix the bridges and all the roads, and everything keeps going up. but you know, our my pension isn't going up, so i'm just trying to make it work. >> and again, that public hearing will start at 9:00 this morning. so just about a half hour from now, the golden gate transportation board will make a decision by march 22nd on which of the various toll hike

proposals to recommend, and then it would be voted on and go into effect by july 1st of this year. live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu box two news. >> ali, thank you. new this morning we have the names of three people killed last thursday after their car was rear ended on the bay bridge. they've been identified as 59 year old sean lutz. johann, 38 year old larissa weller and 29 year old bhim thorpe. all three are from alameda county. they were killed when their mini cooper that they were in was hit by a pickup truck. the car was registered to weller was stopped in the far right lane when it was hit. investigators haven't said who was driving at the time of the crash in oakland, supporters of a recall effort against mayor shengtao interrupted her news conference, announcing a $3.5 million safety grant from the state. >> we salute you. tell me. solution. new leadership, competent leadership, honest leadership while dealing with the interruption, mayor tao went on to say that the grant will be

used to expand the safety ambassador program in oakland and in chinatown. >> the ambassadors are mediators trained in de-escalation to help people in crisis. this program will promote safer and more secure streets while improving outcomes for people in crisis. >> oakland is aggressive, pursuing a comprehensive, a comprehensive, and community safety strategy. the protesters interrupting the news conference are pushing to recall the mayor, saying she is not doing enough to crack down on crime. >> a number of east bay chapters of the california teachers association picketed outside several schools, demanding smaller class sizes and arrays. several of the chapters have already authorized strikes. members say negotiations with their districts have not led to enough progress toward new contracts. >> we have chapters everywhere standing in the streets, letting them know that our students are priority. we want the best teachers for our students. >> they're essentially making no movement on what they're willing

to offer. we know that dublin students deserve the best, and that is salaries that keep up with the increased cost of living expenses. >> the coalition includes teachers from 21 districts, including antioch, orinda, richmond and pittsburg. the teachers say their next step could be a strike on tracks. the really big thing is getting effective teachers into the classroom. >> so with the funding, it's really important to make sure we have contracts that will retain and recruit the best teachers for our students. we talked with officials from several east bay school districts. >> dublin said it hopes to reach an equitable agreement with its workers while maintaining the district's fiscal health. while pleasanton schools declined to comment, teachers there say they have a fact finding hearing with the district on monday. it is 835 now. >> san francisco mayor london breed is responding to mission district business owners who are considering suing the city because of bike lanes. business owners along valencia street say muni's decision to move the bike lane to the center of the road dramatically reduced the number of available parking spaces, and

that has led. to fewer customers. the mayor said the city is actively talking with business owners, but there must be some kind of protection. bike lanes are protected bike lanes rather on long valencia street. >> the goal is for more safety in general, this is a thoroughfare that bikes use. they're going to continue to use it and we want to make sure that we're able to provide safely different modes of transportation down valencia street, but ultimately we have to make sure and that's what we're doing now. now is to explain to merchants that there are trade offs. >> business owners say they want this center bike lane removed and they want the city to compensate them for lost income. if the city denies their claim, the businesses plan to file a suit. well, scammers in san francisco are again targeting people looking for their lost pets. imposters are calling owners of lost pets, pretending to be an animal shelter. staff and asking for money in exchange for the animal's return. san francisco animal care and control posted a social media message saying they will never contact anyone demanding payment

for the return of a lost pet. >> foster city just completed a new levee improvement project that was ten years in the making. back in 2014, fema announced foster city didn't meet minimum flood protection standards. the mayor of foster city says the $90 million project will address problems, pointed out by fema and benefit the people who live and work in foster city. >> we were put in the fema flood zone under the federal government, so we needed to build a levee. otherwise we would have had flood insurance, would have been of the average cost would have been 4 or $5000 per homeowner for the improvements also included more access to the san francisco bay trail along the shoreline of foster city to mark. >> caltrans hopes to reopen at least one lane of highway 84. sky fox flying over the area as work crews conducted emergency road repairs to a section of the highway that was washed away. highway 84, also known as niles canyon road, is closed in both directions right now between old canyon road in fremont and main street in sunol. the series of heavy storms have prompted the sierra nevada snowpack to grow

the latest measurements from the california department of water resources places the statewide snowpack at 86. that's a big jump from just three weeks ago, when the snowpack was just 52. on january 30th. while that is mostly good news, there is concern that the snowpack in the central and southern sierra is still lack. king right now is that window closing though? >> steve paulson i know we had a slow start to the season. how late do we typically go in the year when it comes to getting decent snow? after about end of march, early april? so we have a minute. >> still, i don't think they'll say that in about two weeks. okay it looks pretty promising here for snow going forward. uh, this is from sabrina. now, you cannot text her yet. foggy moraga this morning. yikes. i think it's burned off, though. this was about a half hour ago. okay. and you can text sabrina in three, two, one. now, blow up her phone. there you go. uh still some from up over the bay.

i know it's over. around benicia, around vallejo, 80, san pablo bay, near petaluma, santa rosa. i think it looks like it's been burning off for other areas. so maybe some of that's beginning to retreat a little bit, but still a dense fog. advisory until 10:00. originally and officially it was north bay valleys. but steve unofficially said, i'm going to include the east bay as well in parts of solano county because it was crazy thick there for a while. uh, still a quarter mile visibility at novato. petaluma says zero. napa airport's improved from 0 to 5. so i think that has happened. fairfield has gone from almost zero to over a mile. so it's beginning to lighten up here for some. and it should start to by the time you get to about 830 9:00 it begins to lift. but there's still some out there, 40s and 50s on the temps system looks good, but it's doing the dance where it's going to go backwards. rain ends for now, but it'll only end, i think, for about four days. we have not had an extended stretch of dry weather as in 2 to 3 weeks this winter, which is extremely unusual. usually we do, but we get a dry forecast

through probably sunday. i think some rain returns monday. the screaming message for next week is turning colder now. it'll be on monday, but then we'll get a break until next late next thursday or friday. but this looks like maybe a pretty big snow producer in about 7 to 10 days out. as we end february and turn the page in the march, areas of thick fog mostly clear, cooler lows. looks good today. a little warmer here, 60s on the temps. a lot of cloud cover tomorrow, but still on the mild side. and then saturday looks like the warmest day. some upper 60s low 70s. clouded up. sunday looks like a colder rain moves in monday. you guys thank you steve. >> coming up, a pandemic era policy is going away at an ivy league university next on the nine. the reason yale will start requiring standardized test scores for prospective students. >> get ready to savor the flavor. a company in the north bay is redefining the fried chicken game with a twist. the new mouth watering options on their menu to reflect the diverse and vibrant community it serves

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s&p is up by a good 1.5% plus nasdaq still the winner. it's up almost 2.5. >> well buzzfeed is selling one of its products and reducing its workforce by 16. buzzfeed is selling complex, a youth oriented media company. bought three years ago. the company says moves are part of the strategic restructuring to improve profitability of buzzfeed. now, buzzfeed says going forward, it will focus on its four main brands, which are buzzfeed. first, we feast, huffpost, and tasty. >> some major league baseball players don't like their new uniforms. want them changed before the upcoming season in the players association says it's working to see if adjustments can be made to the league's new jerseys. following several negative reviews, league officials say they're designed to improve mobility and fit, but some players say they look cheap and that the lettering is too small. players also say they don't have enough options when it comes to customizing the fit. baseball commissioner rob manfred says he hopes to have two more major league baseball teams by the time he retires. five years from now. the list of

cities that want to add an mlb team is long. the espn pulled baseball writers on which cities they think could be in the running, and san jose made that list. one obstacle, though, is that the san francisco giants own the territorial rights to all of santa clara county, effectively blocking any franchise from moving there. writers also suggested austin, texas. charlotte, north carolina , salt lake city, mexico city, and montreal as possibilities. 845 of all the innovative products. that are made in the bay, one stands out for putting a new twist on an old favorite fried chicken. >> pam cook brings us a look at how starboard is giving fried chicken a west coast twist, along with some options that are actually chicken free. >> starboard was hatched in san francisco with the idea of changing the look and taste of fast food and giving fried chicken a west coast vibe. if you think about traditional chicken restaurants, most of them are rooted in the south. >> you know, kfc and raising cane's and chick fil a, zaxby's.

they're all sort of southern concepts. our idea was to be a more contemporary, modern, even urban sentiment to or even a west coast style of chicken concept. they tried about 100 different recipes in their test kitchen to come up with a lighter, healthier fried chicken. it was a mixture of all sorts of different types of flours, rice flour being one of the most prominent ones. that creates a much lighter, crispier bite and after the fact we realized, hey, wait a second, this product is actually gluten free. >> being gluten free was a fortunate accident at starboard that allows more people to eat fried chicken, and customers can also choose a plant based option called garden bird. >> so a lot of people who want to have fried chicken and don't want to have just grill, they're able to come here and have an assortment of, uh, fried chicken. uh what is it? >> tenders the boneless chicken nuggets. >> so i think that is where we really knock the ball out of the

park. >> we talked with customers who seem to notice the difference right away. >> there's a lot of even maybe like, crispy chick. chick thin options available out there, but starboard definitely stands out. um, the crispiness, the flavor, the different sauces and all the people who work here are really nice too. so that also helps. >> i thought it was amazing. best fried chicken i think i've ever had. i don't know what they're seasoning with, but it's working. >> the secret to starboard success may be that every thing, including the seasoning, is made fresh at each restaurant. aren't we bred our chicken in small batches, and then we fry it in small batches just to ensure premium quality? >> all of our sauces are going to be made in-house, as well as all our salad dressings are made in-house. >> the sauces and seasonings are also inspired by the diverse city of the bay area. we have a lot of interesting asian flavors and latin flavors and mediterranean flavors come into our food, so it's not just traditionally southern for fried chicken, and that creates a little bit more excitement and a

little bit diversity of our clientele. starboard also works on providing a nice environment for the employees. >> actually, i started. while i was still in college at starboard, and they have a great education program that covers some of the cost of my university. i'm a mother. >> i'm a grandmother, i'm a provider. so it's very important that i'm able to take care of my family without worrying or without stressing. and we know that if we're contributing to them and they feel good about where they work, they'll likely take care of our customers and their team and feel good about coming to work every day. >> of course. thank you so much. see you tomorrow. >> all right. starboard has a number of locations, including levi's stadium, cal memorial stadium. it's currently expanding into los angeles. >> yeah, to go with the fried chicken. they also serve another made in the bay alameda soda at its restaurants. >> let's get out to our traffic center here 848 uh sal castaneda. hopefully wrapping up a decent thursday morning commute and. now, thanks to you guys, i'm hungry.

>> yeah, hungry. there you go. hungry and thirsty. all right. good morning, everyone. you know what? we were wrapping it up. garcia to answer your question. but now we've kind of gotten slow again. there was a slow moving vehicle on the bay bridge, and also some people joined us. now from 880. and that is a very slow. so was wrapping up for a little bit. but now it does seem as if it's crowded again. it probably will get better after 930 or so if we just go by what usually happens. this is a look at the peninsula. you can see that traffic has been okay. uh, finally some relief on 880 between hayward and union city is still slow in fremont, and 680 is still slow. i met a gentleman last night who says i was in san ramon last night, and i met a gentleman who says, oh, my wife drives from san ramon all the way down to san jose. and i told him, i bet you i know where the trouble spot is between here and there. that's where all the slow traffic is. once you get past those two points, it looks better. so we had a little laugh at the expense of slow traffic. at 850, here's a man who always gets asked about when i'm in public, and it's mr. steve

paulson. >> i know someone who makes that exact same drive as mike delfino goes from san ramon to san jose, and he tells me exactly where it backs up. isn't that interesting? >> isn't that interesting? because they asked me about bob warzone. >> i talked to bob yesterday. he is in scottsdale now. gotcha. yes he's in scottsdale now. bob you're probably listening. or if you know bob, you can text him right now. all right. no fog at my house this morning from our good friend, the napa valley chick. so there you go. you know, we're visiting. they set up the napa sonoma go for it. looks good. i think sal mentioned. he usually said the fog burns off and it's beginning to. but there's still plenty there. i mean, this is the visible satellite. so you can see there it is. look at that from san pablo bay 80. uh 101 north. so we're not done yet. and some of this can be stubborn, you know, obstinate to burn off. but it will eventually. i think that system out there is it's marching forward. no, it's not. it's actually not going to make it here. so the rain ends for now.

we'll get a four day break on rain. dry forecast. clouds roll in tomorrow, but it looks like mostly sunny, partly sunny on saturday and with a south wind. i think there'll be some 70s for temps here on the high side, especially about livermore, san jose, morgan hill, hollister, gilroy, i think maybe peninsula as well. sometimes that little south wind can warm up areas around mountain view and palo alto as well. but for friday, what's going to happen is this system right there. it was drying up. see this moisture? there's moisture coming across here. some of that's going to take the turn and give us cloudy skies tomorrow. but it looks like a dry forecast until monday. there's the cloud cover for tomorrow coming in right there. so we'll be cloudy on friday. there's your saturday. that's a south wind. we'll be good to go. so whatever you have plans on saturday looks fine. that's starting sunday night could be a little early, but i think we'll get some light rain late sunday. early monday then all systems are coming down from the north. this could be a pretty good snow producer for the sierra early next week and especially end of next week. there's some signs of some big time snows on the on the

forecast models here. still a week away though. looks good today after the morning fog 60s for most. and if you want it warmer, just hang in there the next couple of days will be warmer. start to cloud it up again. probably some rain and cooler on monday. you guys all right steve? >> thank you. a deep sea expedition off the coast of south america has on earth more than 100 new species. when you join us on the nine, we'll uncover the never before seen sea creatures. and pet owners are becoming increasingly stressed by the cost of caring for their furry friends. >> now, some have d to take you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line.

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sco's expanding city leaders and community members celebrated the community music center's growth at its campus in the mission district. the expansion will give 900 more students access to the music school. right now, it serves more than 4000 students and offers tuition assistance for those who need it. students have been learning and performing in a victorian style home since 1921. this

neighborhood, like our city, has been through a lot of challenges and it's so important that we really shine a light on a lot of the great opportunities, the joy, the happiness so many people invested not just money, but they invested their time and resources into making this happen. >> and music brings joy. the arts bring joy. it brings people together. and this is really a uniter. >> the community music centers on capp street near 20th in the mission. >> the bowling executive who headed up the division that builds the 730 sevens, has left the company the most powerful tool you have today is you speaking up now. that was a message from boeing ceo david calhoun last month after an emergency door port blew off the side of a 737 shortly after taking off from portland, oregon. after that incident, boeing promised to make leadership changes at. clark had been with boeing for 18 years and was the top manager at the

facility where that plane was built. clark will be replaced by the woman who had been in charge of delivering 730 sevens. the co-founder of google is facing a lawsuit involving a deadly plane crash off the coast of half moon bay. the pilot, lance mclean, was flying from santa rosa to fiji last may in a plane owned by sergey brin, the man you saw there in that photo, the aircraft went down off the san mateo coast, killing mclean and his copilot. mclean's widow is filing a wrongful death lawsuit naming sergey brin and google because the company was part owner of the aircraft and investigators suspect a problem with the plane's fuel tanks caused the plane to crash. i meant flying to sfo, facing a felony charge of making a false bomb report, authorities say mack bregawn was boarding a jetblue flight at fort lauderdale airport last weekend when he made a joke to flight attendants that tsa failed to detect a bomb in his bag. when crew members asked him about it, he repeated that he had a bomb. he was taken into custody. no bomb was found. >> state regulations are

suspending a request by waymo to expand robotaxi service in san mateo and los angeles counties. the decision by the cpuc comes after local leaders in both counties sent letters outlining safety concerns. waymo is already operating in parts of san francisco and los angeles county. the company says it's standard procedure for the cpuc to issue a suspension for further review. waymo says the action does not affect its current service, san jose, moving forward with the plan now to develop an urban village on the side of the berryessa flea market. >> the developers had tried to scale back the project significantly from 2,000,000ft!s of office space and 3400 housing units to just 940 townhomes. but a new agreement will keep the original plan with more housing. the city would create a special property tax district to raise $100 million for on site infrastructure improvements. google says its ai image creator will no longer generate pictures of people. >> for now, following concerns about its creation of inaccurate images of historical figures. google says it's working to address recent issues with gemini's image generation feature, after users said it created images of people such as

the founding fathers with skin tones and genders that were not correct. critics say what's likely an attempt to bring gender and race inclusive images to prominent figures erased the country's history of race and gender discrimination, a new survey shows. pet owners are under increasing financial stress due to the rising cost of owning a pet. usa today conducted a survey found 91% of respondents admitted to experiencing some level of financial stress over the past year due to pet related costs. in response, 66% of those surveyed say they've curtailed their personal spending. about 65% of dog owners said they've had to approach friends or family members for financial assistance. many parts of the country, including the bay area, are seeing a rise in the cost of dog food, pet insurance, doggie daycare and veterinary services on nationwide outage for at&t now, service is slowly being restored. >> we'll tell you how it affected people in the bay area, as some custom