we'll have a live report from campus coming up in minutes. many residents in oakland say they are frustrated with the city's leadership, and they are trying to recall the mayor group leading the charge now says it has enough momentumúto oust her and millions of dollars in federal funds on its way to san francisco. find out how, over a

dozen community programs set to thrive with the financial boost from president biden's governmentc funding package from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning. >> welcome to ktvu mornings on two. it is sunday, march the 10th, very early. i might add. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm joey horta. >> great to be with you today. >> yeah. good to have you as well. we made you get up an hour earlier. yeah. >> no, everyone did today. right. >> we hope. anyways, if you're saying, wow, it's 6:00, you know, not true. >> i've got that wrinkle from the pillow to prove that i didn't get enough sleep. it's there, it's there. >> let's check in with rosemary, see if she's awake and alert on this sunday morning. >> makes sense. why? everybody's a little grumpier this morning, but. more coffee? yeah a happy sunday to you. we do have another storm on the horizon, although i think it is going to hold off for most of the day. but as frank mentioned a moment ago, it is a dark wondering, itt 601. at this time. sun will rise

at about 726 and we are looking at sun setting at 712. so we are going to get that extra hour of daylight on the back end of our day. here's a look at the temperatures outside right now. very similar to yesterday. low 40s to low 50s to start the morning and again looking at mostly cloudy skies. into the evening hours we expect the rain to arrive. right now it looks like by about sunset for most. i have a better look at this and how much afternoon hig, as well as what to expect for the week ahead. coming up, we will see in a bit. >> thank you. rosemary this suna jewish three of a protest based on the cal berkeley campus. he says the university is not doing enough to fight anti-semitism and keep jewish people safe on campus. ktvu reporter tori gaines live from calúberkeley this morning with more on that. good morning. >> good morning frank. professor

ron hassner started a lock in inside of his office here at cal berkeley last week. he says it's his way of persuading the university to do more to protect jewish students and peopleúon campus lock in at 6 p.m. on thursday, and he says he will stay here until the campus takes the necessary steps to prevent violence against students. >> my office has been like a train station with students in and out by the many dozens all day long. they all come with tremendous amounts of food because they want to support me in the only way they can. >> normal day of the jewish student hassner says jewish students have been targeted on campus since the start of the israel-hamas war. >> hausner hopes his lock in will let jewish students know they are not alone. >> the other reason was to signal to jewish students on the berkeley campus that there is a faculty member who thinks about

them, who cares about them greatly, and who's losing sleep over them. >> professor hassner isn't the only one protesting treatment of the jewish community on campus at cal. this week, a group of jewish students, alumni and faculty planned to rally at cal on monday over what they say is a quote, an increasingly hostile, unquote, place for university is selective when applying its policies to groups of protesters. gate has been bld by pro-palestine protesters for weeks without repercussions from the university. now that march is set to begin tomorrow at 11:45 a.m. outside zellerbach playhouse, we have reached out to cal berkeley for comment on this situation. we have not yet heard back. live in berkeley. tori tori, thank you for that. organizers of the effort to recall oakland mayor shang tao sayútheir effort to remove her from office is rapidly picking up steaml and supporters of than

downtown oakland that housed a once popular vietnamese restaurant. that restaurant is now closed due in part to street crime. the retired alameda county judge leading the recall effort blames mayor tao for the rising crime in the city. >> it didn't inherit all of these problems. she caused a number of problems. people who say, give her more time, more time to do what she has ruined our city organizers must get at least 10% of oakland's registered voters to sign a petition by july. >> they are now confident they will get those required signatures several months ahead of that deadline to qualify for that upcoming november ballot, mayor tao has sent ktvu news this statement in response to the recall effort. it reads, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that vision with hope and collaboration, and push aside the fear and division and let's

bring our community together to fight for the city we'd love. >> now to an update on a story we brought you here on mornings on two. the bay point neighborhood that was on lockdown 24 hours ago is all cleared out. the contra costa county sheriff's office says one victim was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. the standoff lasted for about nine hours before the armed suspect, who barricaded himself, was taken into custody. dublin police, meanwhile, said 37 year-old man considered armed and dangerous, is now in custody on suspicion of domestic violence among other charges. the man tracy and was later seen driving in livermore inúdublin. police say he pulled over but refused to cooperate and rammed the patrol cars to get away, eventually barricaded himself inside his car in a parking lot near dublin boulevard and tassajara road. he was arrested after a two hour standoff. police say at one point, the man

the hospital for treatment. >> the owner of a gift shop is upset after on camera stealing from her store in the middle of the day. the owner of postscript in san francisco is lower peck heights neighborhood says her store andl items. owner telling ktvu that this theft is very disheartening and that they have had to channel all their attention to theft prevention, brainstorming rather than serving their customers. two women are in custody for stealing almost $3,000 of luxury accessories from the vacaville premium outlets. police confirm they arrested 36 year old margarita bravo, 18 year old allison rodriguez, on friday for felony grand theft. they allegedly stole these eight wallets andúa bag from the coach store. police believe they were also boosting at a second store. a fairfield school resource officer is in jail this morning after investigators say he exchanged inappropriate text messages with

two underage students. >> officer james lewis was booked into solano county jail yesterday morning. the 33 year old is now on paidúleave from his job as a resource officer at rodriguez high school. he was booked on suspicion of obscene sending, rather obscene material to a minor, contacting a minor with the intent to commit a sex crime and possession of child. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi says that the city will receive more than $12 million in federal funding for community projects. some oft& those projects include the homeless prenatal program. it will receive more than $1.4 million for affordable housing for families. the department of homelessness and supportive housing is getting more than $1 million. the glide foundation, zuckerberg general hospital and ucsf are also expected to receive funding. congresswoman pelosi saying in part thanks to the leadership of house democrats, this year's government funding package puts people over politics by

across america and rejectingst- extreme republican cuts and policies. >> scientists are one step closer to launching hypersonic speed travel. us aerospace company stratolaunch conducted its first powered test flight of an unmanned vehicle for hypersonic research companies. talon a one vehicle, reached speeds of mach five, which is five times the speed of sound that puts it at the range of 3800mph. the talon descended into the ocean as planned. future aircraft missions will be able to land on runways. us justice department has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the door panel that blew out of that alaska airlines jetliner. the wall street journal reports. federal investigators have interviewed crew members and passengers who were on board that flight back in january, the paper says they have been told they are potential victims of alleged criminal negligence. the

boeing 737 was on a flight at a portland to southern california when that door panel blew off in spmid-air. there were no, thankfully,c any injuries. plans to build a 65 story skyscraper featuring what looks like a floating cube in san the plan was to construct the building at sixth and folsom streets. it would have replaced an aging three story office building. their new building, designed to hold more than 700 rental apartments, said he's planning department has been reviewing plans for more than two years. it says the developer has requested to retract its building permit. so far, no reason has been given for that retraction. >> just ahead this morning, president biden drops a new campaign million ad is targeting voters in major battleground states and surprising discoveries inside san francisco's castro theater during renovation work. >> we're going to take you on a tour of that historic theater to show you what's been done so far

outside our doors, joined by clouds. >> once again, that's a gorgeous start to the day. it's a cool one. i'll have a look at the current conditions. talk about when we expect the next round of a numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still need routine cervical cancer screenings. you shouldn't get gardasil 9 if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine, its ingredients, or are allergic to yeast. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or plan to be. the most common side effects include injection site reactions, headache,

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grew during the pandemic. a report from the new york federal reserve bank found that the net worth of white individuals outgrew that of black individuals by 30 percentage points from the first quarter of 2019. the second quarter of 2023. it outgrew that of hispanics by some 9. another fed survey says white individuals have bigger stock and mutual fund investments. sp>> kaiser permanente teamed up with the black men in white coats organization to promote a more diverse representation at health care. hundreds of local youth were at csu east bay to

learn about jobs and health care, and how to apply to medical school. the kids also ad in 2013 to reduce racial and ethical disparities in medical school admissions. >> it's important, one, to have a doctor who looks like you to who's had shared experiences growing up in the same neighborhoods, knows the barriers you're facing and who also understands your culture. we've seen that that makes our can have physicians who lookf we like our communities, it allows us to strive for health equity and to decrease the existing disparities in many outcomes that we see in these communities of color. >> back in 2022, only 8% of medical students enrolled in the u.s. were black or african american, and only 7% were latinx or hispanic. >> ten out with 714úrenovation on the historic castro theater in san francisco finally moving forward with plans after years of debate. >> ktvu is amber lee gives us a

look inside the theater and has details on this ongoing project. >> it's science and it's art. >> san francisco's historic castro theater is undergoing the first phase of restoration. the frame of the movie screen now exposed. there is scaffolding from floor to ceiling, blending the old with the new andt& revealing the stories that are trying to get out. stories that jeff green, a restoration expert, will help reveal during the work to preserve the art in the original architecture by timothy pflueger, who designed the theater, green brought us 35ft up a scaffolding to get a close up look at the condition of the ceiling and walls. we cleaned this fellow today. the first phase involves assessing and peeling back the layers of dirt and nicotine from years of people smoking. to show the original artwork. there are some surprises. >> there's two huge dragons here. there's a circular dragons in every single one of these panels. >> an asian motif blended with

cherubs. green says that many items can be restored, but some features, such as tassels thatc are missing, will need to be replicated, and all the original paint on the ceiling there. the final phase of the restoration will be the stage new lift for n says the core of his mission is to recapture the magic of this >> it'll be new and it'll be a surprise, and it'll be as it was originally. but preserve that sense of place that people identify with. >> mary condie with another planet, the company which runs the theater for the family who owns it, is overseeing this project. she estimates the restoration will cost more than $15 million. >> we know that this is the most important lgbtq gathering place in the country, if not the world , and we want that community to come here and feel like their palace has been restored. >> green estimates that the restoration work up here, with the ceiling and the walls, will

be done in six months. the goal is to have everything done and welcome the public back by summer of 2025. at the castro theater in san francisco, amber lee ktvu, fox two news an animal center in the city, is asking the public for help. >> animal care and control. san francisco says it has reached its capacity for dogs. center says most of the dogs are in the facility due to legal matters such as owners passing or being has many dogs available forys i- adoption. the facility is asking the public not to donate any more dogs until at least tomorrow, so they can find some sphomes for those guys if they find one fast. >> yeah, what a weekend walk a dog too. i was out at jack london square walking my dog yesterday up the weather.úso beautiful. >> yeah, yesterday wasn't all that bad. today i'm feeling we got a little bit of rain coming our way, don't we? >> we do. but, guys, you know, it's all about the timing,

right? and i think the system for the most part will hold off until the second part of the afternoon for the north bay and for many of us all the wayúuntil about sunset before those showers start to develop, giving you a live look here at, well, the cloud cover, a little bit of a dark start out there. as we know we have spring forward this morning and it's 726 with the sunrise. so a few more minutes to go, but it's going to set at about 712 depending on where you live. so it should be a nice one. we will continue with these high clouds that will continue to thicken. getting into the second part of the afternoon evening hours. and as i step back here for you, there is a look at the system. it looks very similar to yesterday, but this one is expected to bring us more rain by tonight and into tomorrow. yesterday, as expected for most remain dry kind of fizzled out as it moved across the bay area. and you know, we are still on the southern fringe here, but getting into the accumulation forecast for you

notice again by about sunset, not a lot going on in most areas. we do have the north bay that will begin to see scattered showers, as well as the lake county area. and then as we roll through the evening hours, we begin to all get that rain. tomorrow morning. so we could wake up with commute. but again, today looks to be mainly dry as far as the sierra. going to get some snow. and with that, the sierra has an advisory for travel. it's actually been pushed a littleúbit farther into the afternoon compared to where it was originally. it starts at 5:00 this afternoon. so earlier the projections were maybe an 11:00 start for that travel possibility and issue. but now it's 5:0p. but once it beginst& later today, it will last until tuesday morning. meanwhile, outside our doors at this hour, mostly cloudy skies, mainly dry conditions and temperatures a lot like yesterday. it's a cool one in areas over san francisco. 49 for you, 45 for the inner

east bay of walnut creek. our afternoon highs status quo, upper 50s to low 60s with showers developing late in the day. your extended forecast here we will begin to dry out tomorrow, but it will be brief calling for scattered showers to develop as round three moves into the bay area keeps the showers likely. on tuesday we get dry weather returning on wednesday. we're warming it up on thursday. back to you. >> stay while at last bring it up. >> bring it on. >> march is national caffeine. caffeine awareness month coming spup later. we've got a doctor who's making a house call to spill the beans on the wrist. the effects and the surprising benefits of your favorite morning pick me up. >> and we're just weeks away from the start of major league baseball season. how the giants are getting fans excited and up for opening day.úcoming up

securities and exchange commission. microsoftt& acknowledges that in recent weeks, the hackers use stolen information to access the company's source code and internal systems. once a hacker has access to the source code, they can attack other systems. microsoft first discovered the breach in january. the full extent of this breach is not known, but it's believed to be from russian hackers. each year, millions of people fall prey to cyber stalking. they get harassed, threatened or tracked down through online accounts. is a nightmare, and it happenst- 7.5 million people fall victim to cyber stalking. stalkers use online sites and apps to track, harass, or threaten someone with physical harm. they may even

reveal their personal information. >> we'll figure out where they're spending time media sites, what email applications they use, and they'll either create new online accounts, write to target them, or they'll gain access to the existing accounts, and reports show 61% of cyber stalkers use tools, including smartphones, phones, text messages, and email. sp>> 10% use malware or phishing to hack into those victims accounts, and 67% of victims actually know their stalker. well, here are some steps to protectúyourself from cyber stalking. first, use strong passwords or use a password manager, which constantly changes them. use multifactor authentication on all of your accounts. don't post personal information. turn over or turn off location tracking on your phone and social media accounts, and regularly scan your device for spyware or malware.

>> time now is 724. some new technology available to help parents watch over the kids online developers say firewall is a smart, wall designed to control kids internet access and protect devices from hackers. it works with your internet provider and your devices, no matter which one is being used on your home network when they start doing something. >> we know that too, right? by knowing what's happening, we put the control on it, right? and this is done all over the your your network. >> the developer says firewall is also designed to adjust a cho online devices. well, more than 100 new trees are now planted in san francisco after the city hosted a family fun fair on new traditions elementary school campus. it was for a arbor day celebration. kids got to build their own planter boxes and go on a street tree identification walk. family could also pick up

some free compost. the bureau of urban forestry crews partner with about 200 community volunteers yesterday to plant about 100 new trees. they are scattered across the tenderloin and the nopa and hayes. >> well, thousands of giants fans spent their saturday at oracle park in san francisco for the team's huge open house. they do this every year to celebrate a new season of giants baseball. with orange and black everywhere you look. check that out. fans of all ages got to play on the field and tour parts ofc the ballpark, which are normally restricted, and team executives were there to welcome these excited fans. >> it all feels real. we're within a few weeks of opening day, thousands of people here having fun running on the field, in the dugout, places they can't be during the season other fan t events in sacramento, san jose and napa over the past month.

>> coming up, more than 100 cadets areúnow graduates at the chp training academy. what these officers gas prices are rising s the state and here in the bay area. >> how much more you can expect to p at t pump?

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in georgia, a competing messages they're sending to voters just days ahead of the state's primary election. a los angeles police ramping up security to prevent protesters from disrupting the oscars tonight. how police are preparing to protect first amendment rights while keeping everyone safe. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> happy sunday everybody. don't forget to set those clocks forward one hour. we hope you got enough sleep here and we're ready to go. let's do this. >> yeah. let's go, let's go. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two on. kind of a gray day here. it's already sunday, the 10th. i'm frank mallicoat. josé horta, good to have you on the desk. >> good to be with you today, claudine. >> taking a powder today. and i think we're going to get some rain, joe. >> i'm excited for that. i love rain, okay, where's it at? is it happening? >> good to know there were really like you out there.

>> yeah, i'm over it. i got to be honest with you. >> yeah. i mean, especially during the droughtc years, righ? like, even if you want a rain spuntil july, mother nature, brg it. but i think, you know, we are looking good for the season and for folks that want to enjoy the sunshine, it will return for today. we're going to go with mostly cloudy skies, although the rain is expected to hold off until late afternoon for the north bay and then by the evening hours for the central and south bay. so for the most part, today is going to be a dry one. giving you a look here at the temperatures this morning. off to a cool start once again. low 40s to low 50s with mostly cloudy skies expected for the second part of the afternoon. now that we have sprung forward, sun will set right about 712, so hopefully afternoon early evening setting up for you there. i'll have a better look at the current conditions, what we can expect for the rest of today. the wet weather, including snow in as the extendt coming up. >> all right. sounds good. rosemary. thank you. a jewish professor. now on day three of a protest on the cal campus, he

says the university isn't doing enough to fight anti semitism and keep jewish people safe on campus. ktvu tori gaines live from berkeley now with those details. tori. good morning. >> good morning joey. professor ron julie haener started a lock in last week here at cal berkeley and he says it's his way of persuading the university to do more to keep the jewish community here on campus safe. julie haener started his lock in at 6 p.m. on thursday, and he says he will stay there until the campus takes the necessary steps to prevent violence against students. >> jewish students on the berkeley campus have had to suffer a good deal of harassment , there's been a blockade in the middle of campus, and, the, the students who are sort of guarding that blockade, are targeting jewish students specifically, sort of threatening them, intimidating them.

>> julie haener hopes his lockt& in will let jewish students know that they are not alone. he says he has had tons of visitors since the lock in began. many students bring food, and some stop by just to talk or show support. >> the week and a half ago, as many have heard, when a speaker came to campus to talk about the israel-gaza conflict, a mob of 200, masked students and non-students, attacked the venue, harmedúmultiple students, broke glass, damaged university property. so now students are really, really scared and worried. >> professor julie haener isn't the only one protesting treatment of the jewish community at cal. this week, a group of jewish students, alumni and faculty planned a rally at cal on monday over what they say environment for jewish folks. the group says the university is selective when applying its

policies to different groups of protesters. they say the sather gate has been blocked by protesters pro-palestinet& protesters for weeks without repercussions from the university. now that march is set to begin tomorrow at 11:40 a.m. outside of the zellerbach playhouse and students, faculty members and alumni are expected to join in. we have reached out to university of cal berkeley for comment on this situation. we have not yet berkeley. tori , fox two news. >> tori, thank you for that. voters head to the polls in georgia on tuesday for the splatest swing state primary of the 2024 election. both president biden, donald trump makingúcampaign stops in georgia yesterday. it is a state that political experts say will play a very critical roleúin this year's race for the white house. the firstúlady, jill biden, introduced her husband in a rally in atlanta. president told his supporters he disagrees with trump on virtually every major issue, including immigration reform.

>> instead of celebrating the contribution of immigrants to our country, to our economy and our communities, donald trump calls them vermin poison the blood and poisoning the blood of america. no one should ever doubt where my heart is. unlike donald trump. on my first day in office as president, i introduced a comprehensive, comprehensive plan to fix our immigration system. kim. >> meanwhile, donald rally aboun rome, georgia. trump repeated his false claim. the 2020 presidential election results in the state of georgia and other u.s. states were rigged. president biden has released a new ad in his battle against donald trump. it directly addresses concerns about his age . >> look, i'm not a young guy. that's no secret. but here's the deal i understand how to get things done for the american people. i led the country through the covid crisis. >> that 62nd spot is part of a spsix week, $30 million in

some of the major battleground states. >> seniors now to the middle east. hope fading that a cease fire agreement will be reached between israel and hamas before the start of the islamic holy month of ramadan. meantime palestinians in gaza city rushed to collect food shipments in an airdrop. these deliveries here are from a coalition of nations, including the u.s, but it's nowhere near what they need to prevent widespread starvation and some are complaining that some of these packages ended up falling into the ocean. the airdrops are one of the few ways to get aid to those in need. israel is not allowing deliveriesúof food, water, medicine or other supplies from all of its borders except from the south of egypt. also in israel, clashes broke out between security forces and demonstrators in tel aviv yesterday. hundreds took to the streets to protest the way israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is handling the war against hamas. demonstrators are demanding a cease fire and the release of hostages being held

by hamas in gaza and now to los angeles, where police are beefing up security for the academy awards. today, authorities are bracing for potential protests over the violence in gaza. the new times reports. lapd is preparing , rather, for at least one group that wants to interfere with the ceremony. police say if those groups do show up, they'll coordinate with them to make sure they can express their first amendment rights while keeping the public safe. >> a number of female veteran suicides is staggering, especially when compared to their male and civilian counterparts. fox news correspondent alexandria hoff has details of a new report on how women, veterans are in dire need of mental health and suicide prevention support they have earned after putting their lives on the line to protect our country. >> women are the fastest growing demographic of veterans, but sadly, female veterans are dying by suicide at an alarming rate,

increasing more than 24% from 2020 to 2021. >> that's four times higher than their male counterparts and significantly higher than the 2.6% rise for non-veteran women, according to new research conducted by the nonprofit group disabled american veterans. >> we found that certain factors put women veterans at higher risk for suicide. things like military sexual trauma, which is inclusive of sexual harassment or sexual assault. 1 in 5 women report women veterans report experiencing intimate partner violence, substance abuse and mental health conditions related to their reproductive health are other factors. >> unique to female veterans that contribute to their staggering rates of suicide. >> then, when you layer all of these things, on top of exposure to things like diagnoses like combat related ptsd, and it really does become the perfect

>> the organizations report identifying what they call critical gaps in the departmentg more than 50 legislative and policy recommendations to improve access to gender specific mental health care for the more than 650,000 female veterans using the va system, including better military sexual traumaúscreenings and treatment, tweaking the suicide intervention model for female veterans, and improved access for women veterans in rural areas. >> we understand that some things are, you know, not going to happen very quickly and things might not happen overnight, some of our policy recommendations will take some time, but others can be done pretty quickly. >> the va and department of defense continues to prioritize the health and well-being of the nation's service members and veterans, providing clinical intervention and focusing on outreach and support from family,, and communities. >> it's on all of us to end the stigma of asking for help and support. when we, or someone we

know is feeling distress or anxious or isolated. >> if you or someone you know is in crisis, call the suicide prevention lifeline at 98x. >> time now isú739. a man is now in custody after a standoff with police, hazmat incident. petaluma police were called to the area of vallejo and madison. that's an east petaluma for a possible hazmat situation last fridayt& morning. the officers say they found sewage leaking from an rv there. police say they asked the vehicle's owner, tony sampson, to come out,. and when police made their way into the rv, they were involved in a brief stand upúbefore arresting sampson. sampson is now a sonoma county jail. facing a number of charges. we're told the rv was towed and that sewage was cleaned up right now, authorities in southern california are investigating a potential oil spill off the coast of orange county. >> this leak first size and

much of the spill was hard to see in thec laskos reports, tar is now washing up onto the nearby shoreline. >> friday night, huntington beach and the caution signs are now up. tar present. it says a warning now posted along the coastline here. i haven't been informed about whose operations might have caused it. >> it could have been a vessel. it could be a rig. we don't know. >> not sure, she platforms offshore have anything to do with this oil sheen, but they do know it is now triggered. an all hands on deck approach. the coast guard and a rapid response company using theseúyellow booms for containment and using scrubbers to clean it all up. the oil sheen reported some two and a half miles long, about a half mile wide, all some three miles off the coast. >> it was a 35 by 35 meter sheen, so, you know, a lot of space to cover. >> and now a wide area of dog

beach off pch being hit with ease. these tar balls, blobs of thick, gooey, fresh tar. this is different. >> i've never, never seen it. you know, i've seen it in other beaches, different areas. but huntington's a sweet spot and unfortunately, this is the first time i've seen it like this today. >> all this in the very same area hit by another oil spill back in 2021. remember that? that's a huge spill back then. a ruptured pipeline dumping tens of thousands of gallons of oil right into the ocean, killing birds and other wildlife, prompting a desperate cleanup. now, some three years later, more oil in the ocean. but this time it does not seem as widespread or as threatening as that last time. >> i mean, it was a lot worse back then. i was on the pier when that happened, in 21. and you can just see sheets of oil across here. there's nothing in the water. it's more washed up high. >ñ police in oakland are asking for your help in identifying this man. he's one of three suspects who allegedly burglarized a business. took a

dog last week. the group used this newer model white infiniti q50 during the crime, along with a second car. we do have a picture of the dog named ghost. there is the car that was taken during the burglary. if you have any information, you are urged to give oakland pd a call. sp>> in san jose, firefighters knocked out a house fire that created massive smoke clouds. take a look. this happened yesterday afternoon on north daniel way next to homewood drive. authorities say propane tanks were involved in the fire, but the exact cause is unclear. pga was called in to secure utilities. there was no damage to nearby buildings. this morning, investigations underway in san jose after a pedestrian gets hit by a vehicle. the victim has serious injuries. they were hit near south seventh streetúand phelan avenue. police say the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the roadway is now back open. now in oakland, where police are

investigating a deadly crash. around 1030 yesterday morning, officers were called to the area of 35th and west near downtown. that's where detectives say a dump truck was going under an overpass when it hit the bottom of the overpass because the bed of the back of the truck was lifted up instead of down. video here from a citizen app. we're told the driver was not wearing a seatbelt and has died from. ty has not been released. no one else was fire for a door panel that was blown out on that plane in a mid-flight, while the company tells congress investigating this could be difficult. >> also ahead, san quentin is working to educate its incarcerated population. up next, the success stories from men who have benefited from the prison's training programs. that's all comin y r y

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skewed by the chp friday. the california highway patrol was called to a man suffering from a medical emergency near fort ross along the sonoma county coastline. chp flew its helicopter to the scene where it found the man at the bottom of a 1000 foot ravine. officers loweredúa crew member down to the man, where they placed him in a harness before bringing him back up to that aircraft. chp says they then flew that man to another awaiting helicopter before he finally got to a hospital. right now, the man's condition is unknown. chp is adding some new officers to its ranks. 100 new cadets graduating from that patrol's academy. friday's graduation ceremony marking over six months of

rigorous training and commitment. officers will report to various chp offices across the state. chp commissioner sean derry was there to congratulate the class and swear them into the force. >> today is a great day for the a great day for california to's- get 105 new chp officers to go out and serve the communitiesúof california. >> chp is the largest public facing state law enforcement agency in the country. it has over 6500 sworn officers, all assigned across california. agency is also expanded its training operations threefold for the first time. >> more than five dozen men who are locked up at san quentin rehabilitation center graduated from a program aimed at helping them get a job after they get out of prison. ktvu cristina rendon tells us how the grads have testified to the program at

san quentin rehabilitation center. >> the gates open thursday to let visitors in for graduate day. chris schumacher is a software engineer who returned and took the stage as keynote speaker. >> ten years have passed since i sat where you are now, schumacher was a part of the first computer coding graduating class ten years ago. >> he was released in 2017 and now works at checker,úa san francisco based company that provides background checks for businesses. >> ten years ago, nobody knew if this program would even work. could we could we bring computers and technology into prison? could incarcerated individuals learn this stuff, and today, i mean, i just, i really feels like the last mile works. >> the last mile is a nonprofit that provides the education and workforce reentry programs for people who are incarcerated in partnership with cal, pia, and the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, 75% of graduates who go on to become employed. 37 year old

lattice collins and 68 year old willie johnson are among the men who earned certifications in computer coding, audio visual production and pre-apprentice construction labor. >> i never knew what it was, so when i got here, they gave me such ample opportunity to learn it and put so many resources before me that i gravitate toward now, i love it. this is a career that i really want to get into. >> graduating from a program like this is one of the top priorities. >> when i was here, we didn't even have access to the laptops that they can take back into their cells now. so if we had a coding problem, we had to write down our algorithms on a piece of notebook paper with a number two pencil and then take it back into the classroom the next day. >> success stories are not rare. the california prison industry authority says. a recent study found that of all the job training programs they provide, 85% of participants don'túreturn to custody. both collins and johnson go before the parole board in 2027. before no longer exists. this is

a humbling experience. >> how do you feel holding that certificate in your hand right now? >> proud. like, i really enjoyed this process and it actually showed me that i have more skills than i thought i had before, schumacher says. >> every person here isúlearning time comes change.s and with >> the men that have graduated today, they're not their crime, right? they should be judged for all of the work that they put to learn and to grow from their past, and also who they've become at san quentin. >> cristina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. ever wondered just how much time the average american spends in the kitchen, wonder no more. spwe've got the answer a new sty found americans are spending over 1000 hours a year in the kitchen. that's three hours a day if you add it all up. the poll conducted by one poll for whirlpool, found that 73% of those surveyed said they enjoyed cooking, at least sometimes, with half saying that cooking a meal is just as fun as eating it

three hours a day. that is not me. i get up no bowl of oatmeal and out the door and slop together a sandwich and. sp>> but okay, i'm starving now. okay, but i do like to cook. oh, man. and we need something warm later this week with all this rain we're thinking about? >> yeah. some nice soup would be good for today. temperatures are running a bit chilly this morning. mostly cloudy skies, but we're going to hold off on the rain at least for most of the day. the timing on this system is actually kind of nice if you're trying to avoid the wet weather. giving you a look here over san francisco, a little bit of fog out there this morning, not seeing anything in the way of patchy, dense fog. a low lying. so if you do have an early morning commute, you should beúokay. here's a view from up above whereúwe do just have a batch of clouds there arf this system that is already providing the wet weather to the pacific northwest and northern california. getting into the second part of the afternoon, it

will develop over lake county, then into the north bay, and then eventually into the central and south bay. sunday, 7 p.m. if this remains on track, this is when we are likely to see the rain become a little bit more widespread over areas of lake county and the north bay. we're already into sunset, right? here'súthe central bay. here's the south bay. we're mostly cloudy. we're mainly dry. so we're calling for a dry sunday. as wec get into sunday evening, that's going to be a different story. by 10:00. it's now into the central bay of course includes our coastline, but it takes until about midnight, maybe even overnight hours before it moves into the south bay and then the morning commute. right now looks dry. so that is great news. we get thet& beneficial rain kind of comes in the second part of the day. doesn't ruin those outdoor festivities going on for today, but it's brief. the at least the dry spell. because take a look at this. we've got more rain in the forecast by monday night, leaving showers in the forecast for tuesday as well. and sierra

snow on the way with an advisory that begins at 5:00 this afternoon. push back a little bit. originally it was set for 11 a.m. this morning. now it's 5:00 in the afternoon, but once it begins later today, we'll go until early tuesday morning with 8 to 16in above 5000ft expected. there temperatures this morning under the gray skies, low 40s to low 50s. a chill out there. winds are generally light. your afternoon highs for today, upper 50s to low 60s. 60 degrees for oakland on the peninsula 62. in redwood city. the extended forecast are temperatures will remain status quo as we get through this unsettled weather all the way through about tuesday with showers remaining in the forecast. then we dry out on wednesday a slight little bump in the numbers. if you are back by thursday. partly cloudy skies, low 70s for our warmer spots. back to you. >> loving the 70s okay thank you rosemary steph curry's injury setback takes a positive turn. although they could have used him last night. we got new

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113 loss to the spurs last night coming off the bench to lead the warriors in scoring. he had 27 points. it was golden stategs first back to back loss in more than seven weeks. warriors remain in the number ten spot though. in the west their game behind the la lakers. meanwhile steph of course as mentioned, did not play last night due to that ankle injury he suffered against the bulls on thursday se injury was not that serious and doctors will take a second look at curry's ankle on tuesday this week and possibly announce when

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against anti-semitism. a live report from the campus in minutes. and many residents in oakland say they are frustrated with the city's leadership, and they're trying to recall the mayor. a group leading the charge now says it has enough momentum to oust her. plus, millions of dollars in federal funds headed to san francisco. find out how over a dozen community programs are set to thrive. with a financial boost from president biden's government funding package from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome back everybody. well hazy start to the day out there. i don't know if the sun got the memo. gloomy about the time change or not, it is already 8:00. time to get going here. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. on mornings on two. i'm joey horta. good to have you here, joey. >> i'm frank mallicoat. i guess we kind of forgot since we sprung forward, it's a little darker out there at this hour. yeah, a little gray and maybe a

little rain later this >> later today, i think we're going to be mainly dry for your sunday. so if you do have outdoor plans, you should be okay. it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be a little bit cool. it is still winter for just a little bit longer. here's a look over the golden gate and the marin headlands, where as we're talking about plenty of gray sky this morning, temperatures right now in the low 40s to low 50s, a chill in the air. we will have again mainly dry conditions until it looks like almost about sunset, which is a 712 this afternoon evening. we'll call it. by the way, if you're thinking about getting out to walk the dog, a look at to what you can expect, your outlook for the afternoon temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s by noontime, and upper 50s to low 60s, expected for the second part of the day under mostlyúcloudy conditions. and if you are looking for a little pooch to walk, arthur, wolfhound available for you atsh the san francisco spca. we'll talk more about this wet weather

and a snow for the sierra coming up in just a little bit. >> we'll see you then. topping our news here at eight. a jewish professor now on day three of a protest on the cal campus, he says the university is not doing enough to fight anti-semitism and keep jewish people safe on campus. ktvu is tori gaines live there from berkeley now with the details on this. good morning tori. >> good morning joey. professor ron hassner started a lock in inside of his office last week. he says it's his way of persuading the university of california, berkeley to do more to protectújewish students and people on campus. hassner started the lock in at 6 p.m. on thursday, and he says he will stay in his office until the campus takes the necessary steps to prevent violence against students. >> the week and a half ago, as many have heard, when a speaker came to campus to talk about the israel-gaza conflict, a mob of

200, masked, students and non-students, attacked the venue, harmed multiple students, broke glass, damaged university property. so now students are really, really scared and worried his lock in will let jewish students know they're not alone. he says he's had tons of visitors since the lock in began. many students bring food and some stop by just to talk or show support. >> the other reason was to signal to jewish students on the berkeley campus that there is a faculty member who thinks about them, who cares about them greatly, and who's losing sleep over them. >> professor hassner isn't the only one protesting protesting treatment of jewish community members at cal. this week, a group of jewish students, alumni and faculty planned to rally here at cal on monday over what they say is, quote, increasingly hostile, a quote increasingly hostile environment for jewish

folks. the group says the university is selective when it's applying its policies to groups of protesters. backúhere live at cal, we're here right next to sather gate, which the group says has been blocked by pro-palestinian protesters. pro-palestine protesters without repercussions over the past prot that march tomorrow is expected to start at zellerbach hall att& 11:45 a.m. we've also reached out to university of california, berkeley for comment on this situation. we have not yet heard back live in, fox two news. >> tori, thank you for that. organizers are the effort to recall oakland's mayor shengtao say their effort is to remove her from office, is rapidly picking up steam. supporters of that recall held their latest rally yesterday at a building in downtown oakland that housed a once popular vietnamese now closed due in part to street crime. the retired alameda county judge leading the recall effort blames mayor tao for the

rising crime in oakland. she didn't inherit all of these problems. >> she caused a number of problems. people who say, give her more time, more time to do what? she has ruined our city. >> organizers must get at least 10% of oakland's registered july, and they are now confident they will get those required signatures several months ahead of the deadline to qualify for that upcoming november ballot. now, mayor tao has sent ktvu news a statement in response to the recall effort. it reads, my focus is fighting for a safer, more affordable and more prosperous oakland. i ask all oaklanders to help me achieve that visionc with hope and collaboration, and push aside fear and division. let's bring our community together to fight for the city we love. >> and now to an update on a story we brought you here on mornings on two. the bay point neighborhood that was on lockdown 24 hours ago is all clear now the contra costa couny

sheriff's office rather says one victim was taken toúthe hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. that standoff lasted for about nine hours for the armed suspect, who barricaded himself inside was taken into custody. dublin police say a 37 year old man, considered armed and dangerous, is now in custody on suspicion of domestic violence, among other charges. this man was wanted out of tracy and was later seen driving in livermore in dublin. police say he pulled over but refused to cooperate and ram patrol cars to get away. he eventually barricaded himself inside his car in a parking lot near dublin boulevard and tassajara road. he was arrested after a two hour standoff, police say at one point, the man threatened suicide by cop. he was taken into the hospital for treatment. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi saying the cityc will receive more than $12 million in federal funding for community projects. some of those projects include the homeless prenatal program. it will receive more than $1.4

million for affordable housing for families. the department of homelessness and supportive housing is getting more than $1 zuckerberg general hospital and ucsf are also expected to receive funding. and congresswoman pelosi saying in part thanks to thec leadership f house democrats, this year's government funding package puts people over politics by investing in working families across america and rejecting extreme republican cuts and policies. >> time, now 809 us justice department has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into that door panel that was blown out of that alaska airlines jet. wall street journal reports federal investigators have interviewed crew members and passengers who are on board that flight. back in january, the paper says they've been told they are potential victims of alleged criminal negligence. the boeing 737 was on a flight out of portland to door panel blew offn

mid-air. there were no reported injuries. the pentagon has released previously classified documents regarding ufos. what that 63 page report revealed about ufo sightings that date back to the 1940s and march is national caffeine awareness month. >> coming up, a local doctor joining us to spill the beans on the risks, the effects and surprising benefits of your favorite morning pick me up, be right back and a live look here over the oakland estuary towards san francisco, where we have gray skies in store for today ahead of the next rain event, i'll have a look at the timeline

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risks and benefits. but in general, we think a modest amount of caffeine intake is safe for the vast majority of people. >> what are the downsides to drinking too much caffeine? >> well, some people are just a little bit sensitive to caffeine, so it's not that it's causing harm to their health, but they might feel a little jittery or nervous or have, you know, some challenges with, you know, stomach upset. but, you know, the, the vast majority of people, the biggest downside is sleep disruption. so keeping them up at night, disrupting their sleep cycles. >> so when you get up but we get up early obviously,úand the first thing you want to do is grab that cup of coffee. should you wait a little bit, maybe, maybe a bowl of cereal, a little something and enjoy your coffee a little bit later? because if it's the very first thing that goes in, is that a bad thing? >> not necessarily. it's probably more important to avoid it later in the day, because that's really when it's going to have the biggest impact on your sleep. >> how about the benefits? what do we benefit from, consuming caffeine. >> so it's interesting. there are some benefits. you know, the everybody knows about the kind

ofústimulant effects of caffeine. so people can be more alert and more able to concentrate more productive at work. which is great. and there's also some potential health benefits related to it. we know that there are potentially reduced risks of long terme health complications like diabetes, parkinson's disease and certain cancers with people who drink caffeine, particularly if they're taking it in as coffee and tea, because those have some additional health benefits. >> it's one cup a day, okay, pretty much one cup a day is okay for the vast majority of people. >> yeah, even a little bit more is probably okay. >> how much is too much? >>úso most of our guidelines will say that for adults, up to 400mg per day is probably safe. so that's for normal brewed cups of coffee on average. >> i got some work to do. yeah. >> you know, some of the, you but that's generally theced bit- threshold that we think of as safe for adults. >> and it comes from other way, i mean tea obviously and coffee. but energy drinks, it's probably in our food too. right. it can be.

>> yeah. so it's there's a lot of hidden sources of, of caffeine. so of course tea and coffee, energy drinks, soft drinks, chocolate contains caffeine. the darker the more the more caffeine it will have lots of supplements and even some medications. even lip balm can have caffeine now. >> really? right? okay that i did not know. >> can you build immunity if you're a big coffee achiever and you know, never miss a starbucks and know where every coffee shop in the world is, can you build immunity to it where two is not enough and, well, people do build a tolerance to it. >> so once you've been consuming spit on a daily basis for some period of time, then oftentimes you need a little bit just to kind of get back to your normal state. so it isúit is possible to build that sort of tolerance. >> what if you want to kick the habit? maybe you drink it a little too shaky in the morning. drink a little water with it as well. but what if you want to just get it out of your diet? how do you do it? >> it's probably best to taper down slowlyn most people are

familiar with, you know, stopping caffeine abruptly can cause some withdrawal type symptoms. headaches. people can feel aúlittle foggy, fatigued, so it's good to taper down slowly over time, over time and daylight saving. >> today you got up an hour early. did you have your coffee today? i did okay. good. so did we, some people might overcompensate today just to kind of get the lead out. what what advice do you have for them? >> go ahead and drink a little bit of caffeine. if it makes you feel better, try to stop by early afternoon if you can, to avoid sleep disruption and try to stick to coffee and the natural sources, rather than the really concentrated sugary drinks. if possible. >> is it all, but i would say the majority. >> just like just like the majority of adults and tv news people, they get up at god's hours. >> doctor, thanks for coming in. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate your insights very much, rosemary, i think you're a coffee achiever, are you not? >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. >> and i'm so happy to hear the doctor say it's good for you in moderation. good morning. happy

sunday everybody. we are looking at a great start to the day. another stormúon the way. but i think we are going to like the outdoor events or things to do and we don't want to be joined by the rain. here's a look at a golden gate bridge. we do have the visibility. okay, you can see some fog there in our live shot, but low lying fog. not a big deal. seeing visibility in some areas down to about two miles onto the highways this morning. you may experience just a little bit, but we don't have any advisories and you should be okay. we are looking at a lot of cloud cover rolling over the bay area as we await the next system that you can see here is over the pacific northwest and northern california. for us, it takes most of the day. so for the most part, i think we're going to get outdoors and be able to enjoy a dry one. we have the possibility of a quarter inch to half inch with this next storm. here's a look at to

tomorrow morning. so by tonight and into tomorrow, when the rain is expected to move through, we'll wake up tomorrow morning. and right now it looks like it could miss the morning commute. i'm going to show you the timeline here momentarily. the winter storm watch now begins at 5:00 this afternoon for the sierra. anywhere from 8 to 16in expected. so this is actually pushed a little bit farther out yesterday. and when they put the advisory in place, they had suggested so again, the storm has slowed down. just some for us as well. here's what we can see as we move through the afternoon. we're going to will r 7:00 712 or so. here's 8:00 where lake county and the northt the golden gate, beginning to get the light rain. but the central and south bay, we're still dry. and now we're, you know, into the evening hours. here's a look at 10:00 and then about midnight, one, 2:00. it's moving through the south bay and the morning commute tomorrow, 7 a.m. the time stamp reads, we're

drying out, but we're not done. here's a view of monday night, where round three is expected to come in and bring us scattered showers that will continue into tuesday. and i'll show you that in the extended forecast. temperatures right now in the low 40s in napa. chilly for you there, 50 degrees in san francisco. afternoon highs for today. upper 50s to low 60s. 62 for you fremont. the extended forecast. are temps not going to change much for the next few days. we're going to remain in the upper 50s to low 60s. we finally begin to dry out ont& wednesday. we're nice and mild and mostly sunny by thursday. back to you. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. well, a military helicopter is putting air in airbnb. what it took to turn this retired chopper into one of the most unique vacation spots in the country, just ahead. >> and we're just weeks away from hearing that familiar phrase. play ball. baseball is back. how the giants are getting fans excited, excited rather for opening day

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knownl but it is believed to be from russian hackers. each year, millions of people fall prey to cyber stalking. they get harassed, threatened or tracked down through those online accounts. victims say being cyber stalked is a nightmare and it happens more often than you might think. 7.5 million people fall victim to cyber stalking and stalkers. use online sites and apps to track, harass, or threaten someone with physical harm. they may even reveal their personal information. >> we'll figure out where they're spending time on social media sites, what email they'll either create new online accounts right to target them, or they'll gain access to the existing accounts. >> reports show that 61% of cyber stalkers use tools, including smartphones, text messages, and email. 10% use malware phishing to hack into those victims accounts. 67% of

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with orange and black. everywhere you look, fans of all ages got to play on the field and took part in the ballpark sptours, which are normally restricted areas, and the team executives were there too, to welcome these excited fans. >> it all feels real. we're within a few weeks of opening day, thousands of people here having fun running on the field, be during the season, the giants also hosted other fan fest events in sacramento, san jose and napa over the past month. >> coming up, if you've ever dreamedc of becoming an astronaut, now is your chance to shoot for the moon. nasa is now taking applications the out among thousands ofd to stan- applicants that is coming your way. >> president biden and former president trump, both at atlanta ahead of the state's primary election. how they clashed despite the 70 miles between them. when we come back this morning

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ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) ufo sightings for the past 80 years have been unsealed. what we're learning now about those reported sightings. plus, a military helicopter creating a buzz in the vacation rental scene. what it took to turn this retired chopper into a very popular airbnb from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two 830 >> good to have you all with us today. the sun is just a little lagging. we're trying to catch up with that time change. and you know i'm going to be struggling to figure outúhow to set the clock on the microwave

later on. yeah >> that's always that's always fun. got to pull out the instructions. go. >> what what is going on the phones are automatic. why can't the microwave be right? >> well, got to work on that. >> joey, do. i'm joey horta. good to have you with us. >> good to have you with us too, joey. i'm frank mallicoat, 830 on kind of a gray day in the big our way down the bit of snow ine sierra, too, right? >> yeah. and thinking about the clock changes. the first thing i did when i got in my car this morning, i changed it. i couldn't stand to look at 5 a.m. when it was now 6 a.m, i leave my clock at home don't change i. >> the one you got to do manually. >> there are so many. the snow maker, the microwave. good morning to all of you. yes, in case you're wondering what we're talking about, we did have to td so it is 830 for you on this beautiful bay area sunday, giving you a live look there at a little bit the cloud cover. we will have mostly cloudy conditions ahead of the rain that is expected later today.

right now, temperatures range from the low 40s in areas like napa to low 50s in san jose. and a view here ofúwhat we'll say wave number two coming our way, followed by wave number three early in the week, mostly cloudy skies, mainly dry for most of the day. this rain is expected to move in by about sunset for some. and then throughout the course of the evening for the rest of us. a better look at sunday fun day and the week ahead. coming up. >> sounds good. thank you rosemary. it is 831 on the dot and hope is fading that a cease fire agreement will be reached between israel and hamas before the start of the islamic holy month of ramadan. meantime, palestinians in gaza city rushing to collect food shipments in those air drops. these deliveries are from a coalition of nations, including the u.s. but it's nowhere near what they need to prevent widespread starvation, and some are complaining that some of the packages end up falling into the ocean. air drops are one of the

few ways they can get aid to those in need. below, israel is not allowing deliveries of food, water, medicine or other supplies from all of its borders except from the south in egypt, also in israel, clashes broke out between security forces and demonstrators in tel aviv yesterday, hundreds taking to the streets to protest the way israeli prime minister benjamin& netanyahu is handling the war against hamas. the demonstrators are demanding a cease fire and the release of hostages being held by hamas in gaza and now to los angeles, where police are beefing up security for the academy awards. later today, authorities are bracing for potential protests over the violence in gaza lapd is prepart least one group that wants to interfere with the ceremony. police say if those groups show up, they will coordinate with them to make sure they can express their first amendment rights while keeping the public

safe. >> a uc berkeley professor is on day threef a sit in protest. the professor, who's jewish, says the university is not doing enough to fight anti-semitism and keep jewish people safe on campus. professor ron hassner hasn't left his office since thursday night. his sit in protest will end tomorrow, when jewish students, alumni and staff plan a rally over what they say is an increasingly hostile environment for jewish from uc berkeley coming up heret at 9 a.m. >> voters head to the tuesday fe latest swing state primary oft& the 2024 election. both president biden, donald trump making campaign stops in georgia yesterday. it is a state that political experts say will play race for the white house. the first lady, jill biden, introduced her husband in a rally that was in atlanta, president tells his supporters last night he disagrees with trump on virtually every major

issue, including immigration reform. instead of celebrating the contributions of immigrants to our country, to our economy and our communities, donald trump calls them vermin poison the bloody and poisoning the blood of america. >> no one should ever doubt where my heart is. unlike donald trump. on my first day in office as president, i introduced a comprehensive, comprehensive plan to fix our immigration system. >> meanwhile, donald trump held a rally about 70 miles away in rome, georgia. trump. 2020 presidential election results in georgiaúand other u.s. states were rigged. president biden has released a new ad he has, and this one is in his battle against donald trump. >> it directly addresses the so-called age issue. >> look, i'm not a young guy. that's no secret. but here's the deal. i understand how to get things done for the american people. i led the country thet& 62nd spot is part of a six week,

$30 million ad campaign targeting voters in major battleground states. >> the pentagon has released its latest study on those strange sights in the sky. they have long been called ufo. 63 page defense department report examined a mountain of previously classified government documents that go back to the 40s. pentagon found no evidence of any aliens visiting earth, or any sign the us governmentúhad conducted a ufo cover up. >> what we found is that claims of hidden programs are largely the result of circular reporting by a small group repeating what they heard from others, and that many people have sincerely misinterpreted real events or mistaken, sensitive us programs as uap, or being extraterrestrial exploitation. >> that pentagon report says the dramatic spike in ufo sightings in the 50s and 60s was due mainly to the large number of tests of advanced us spy planes. >> well, it may be one of the

most unique vacation spots in the country. a bilateral military helicopter that is, has been transformed into an airbnb in brooksville, florida. >> yeah, we got to see this as fox's mark wilson shows us, guests from all over are making reservations to stay inside that chopper. that's likely traveled further than they have. >> at the crew motorcycle area in the withlacoochee state forest, you can satisfy your need for speed or find a vacation adventure. >> welcome to the chinook. >> curious guests want to get to the chopper? >> yeah, that's. you know, arnold. arnold this is the chopper. yeah, i had to do it. we had to do it. >> brant, vendel and peter kuczynski converted this old chinook into their latest airbnb on modo ranch at krome. >> so airbnb has categories at the top of their page, and they have a category called omg. and we made it on the omg category almost immediately when we put it out. it's a two bedroom, one

bath, fully a deck on the outsie motorcycles or not. like we have a lot of bookings for it because it's so unique. >> the story of how this chinook got here is as novel as the airbnb itself. >> we found it on facebook marketplace of all places. tampa skydive had it over in polk usit as their office, and they they bought it from a warehouse where they were making parts for the chinook, and before that it was actually in active duty. >> one veteran actually recognized it on a facebook page. there was a sticker on one of the windows. >> it was a flaming three, three, three, and one of the guys on there said, i actually flew in that helicopter and put that sticker on the window in afghanistan. >> so what does it take to convert a chinook into an airbnc ? >> a lot. it took us about a year, and so we brought it in here. it was literally just a shell. >> this is actually a portion of a of an american flag that was

here, originally with the helicopter. so we kind of want to leave that exposed, kind of another cool little feature. >> visitors will see pieces of the chinook mixed in with modern features. >> we got a really, really nice epoxy poured countertop that's actually got some of the parts helicopter in here. these are&t- clear polycarbonate panels that we decided to use in order to be able to see through, you know, through the wall panels to check out kind of the interior framework of the helicopter. >> as for the cockpit, well, it's now a bedroom. >> we ended up, trying to mimic, you know, obviously. what what the what the helicopter was going to look like when it was back in service. we have a couple of makeshift, steering yokes, something that looks like a throttle system. we custom made dash panels, with gauges at night that all backlights really cool, especially using one of the actual switches from the original dash panel in order to turn it on. >> the loading ramp is now a rear balcony sit here, i almost feel like some like an aura of thinking about how many

different types of troops have walked through the back. here you know, the type of machinery, equipment that they brought in the back. it's kind of kind of cool to sit back here and know that a lot of a lot of armed forces people did, you know, possibly even skydive out the c. >> and we get some veterans that come stay here. they always have great stories about, whether they flew this or flew something else and were around these or rode in this, you know, or transported or skydived out the back of it, they all love it. >> and now this chinook is part of making memories in we all loe places, and it's i mean, it's one of a kind. therec is no othr one like this. >> mark wilson, fox news. >> quite an experience there. all right, well, nasa is now accepting applications for those who have dreams of having a career in outer space. the space agency is in the first phase of a major new recruiting drive that already includes ten new astronauts. they were honored in a ceremony at the johnson space center this week, and they're now getting ready for several missions, including a trip to

the international spaceústation. and they could even be heading to the moon or mars. >> my dad will say, i was 12 years old when i came in and said i wanted to be an astronaut. >> i've wanted to be an astronaut, basically, as long as i can remember. >> theseúastronauts were chosen from more than 12,000 applicants, and those applying for nasa's space program must be u.s. a master's degree in science, technology, engineering or math. >> up next, the effort to recall oakland mayor shengtao picking up steam. how close supporters say they are to making sure the recall effort makes the upcoming november ballot. >> and a grim report about female veterans shedding light on the need for mental health support, the factors, experts say,c are contributing to a staggering rate of suicide. >> and outside our doors this morning, mostly, but the rain expected to hold off for most of the day. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today, as well as the

week ahead. coming up.

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their male and civilian counterparts. fox news correspondent alexandria hoff has details of a new report on how women veterans are in dire need of the mental health and suicide prevention support they earned after putting their lives on the line to protect our country. >> women are the fastest growing demographic of veterans, but sadly, female veterans are dying by suicide at an alarming rate, increasing more than 24% from 2020 to 2021. >> that's four times higher than their male counterparts, and significantly higher than the 2.6% rise for non-veteran women, according to new research conducted by the nonprofit group disabled american veterans. we found that certain factors put women veterans at higher risk for suicide. >> things like military sexual trauma, which is inclusive of sexual harassment or sexual assault. 1 in 5 women report, women veterans report

experiencing intimate partner violence, substance abuse and mental health conditions related to their reproductive health are other factors unique to female veterans that contribute to their staggering rates of suicide. and when you layer all of these things, on top of exposure to things like diagnoses like combat related ptsd, it really does become the perfect storm. >> the organizations report identifying what they call critical gaps in the department of veterans affairs, offering more than 50 legislative and policy recommendations to improve access to gender specific mental health care forc the more than 650,000 female veterans using the va system, including better military sexual trauma screenings and treatment, tweaking the suicide intervention model for female veterans, and improved access for women veterans in rural areas. >> we understand that some things are you know, not going to happen very quickly and things might not happen overnight, some of our policy recommendations will will take

some time, but others can be done pretty quickly. >> the va and department of defense continues to prioritize the health and well-being of the nation's service members and veterans, providing clinical intervention and focusing on outreach and support from family, friends, and communities. >> it's on all of us to end the stigma of asking for help and support. when we, or someone we know is feeling distressed or anxious or isolated. >> if you or someone you know is in crisis, call the suicide prevention lifeline at 988. >> time now is 846. a man is now receiving treatment after being rescued by the chp friday. the chp was called to a man suffering from aúmedical emergency. this was near fort ross along the sonoma county coastline. chp flew its helicopter to that scene, found the man at the bottom of a 1000 foot ravine. officers lowered a crew member down to the man,

harness says. they then flew that man to another awaiting helicopter before he finally reached a hospital. right now, the man's condition is unknown. california highway patrol, adding new officers to its ranks 100 brand new cadets graduated from the patrol's academy. friday's graduation ceremony marking over six months of rigorous training and commitment. officers will report to various chp offices across our state. chp commissioner sean durkee was there to congratulate the class and swear them in to the force. >> today is a great day for the spcalifornia highway patrol. ito get 105 new chp officers to go out and serve the communities of california, chp largest public facing state law enforcement agency in our country. >> it has over 6500 sworn

officers assigned across the state. agency has also expanded its training operations threefold for the first time to match increased interest. >> gas prices are going up across the state and right here in the bay area to the latest numbers from triple a show, the average cost for regular in california is now 487 a gallon, $0.27 higher thanc a month ago, and the pump here in the bay area are even higher. drivers are paying 505 in san francisco for 91 in oakland and 482 in san jose. those prices are 30 to $0.40 higher than just one month ago. a lottery jackpots are growing after powerball in weeks. no bigns or- winner of the powerball last night means tomorrow's jackpot has climbed to more than a half $1 billion. the winning numbers right here 30, 36, 49, 52, 63. s

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to take most of the day today, going to be a mainly dry one. and i'll show you that with the futurecast model. the rainfall amounts tonight into tomorrow morning, quarter inch or less, we could have some areas pick up half inch or so, but for the most part another fairly weak system, stronger than the one we had yesterday. many areas didn't and the getsprinkle yesterday snow with the advisory for winter travel starting at 5:00 this afternoon. going until tuesday morning, 8 to 16in will be a possibility at some of the higher elevations. two feet, perhaps atúthe peaks and wind gusts arec expected 35 to 45mph, so you can have blowing snow out there at times. for us, the timeline go rolling through your sunday sun will set about 712, and here we are, the time stamp 7:00 lake county and the north bay beginning to see the light rain, which means for the central and south bay, you're going to go all the way into the

evening hours before you see any decent amount of rain. could have a sprinkle. can't rule that out, right? here's a look at 10:00 where it's moving through the central bay. and then by about midnight, 2:00 in the morning, it's moving through the south bay. and we start tomorrow morning mainly dry. so if this remains on track, the monday morning commute going to be okay , at least when it comes to the weather. but by monday night, another round coming in this is going to be wave three. that will keep the scattered showers going until tuesday.t& temperatures across the bay area this morning. mostly cloudy again, 40s to low 50s. it's a chilly start to the day and for the afternoon with all those clouds out there and temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, you're likely going to need a jacket. it's going toúbe a cool one. the extended forecast are temps don't rebound until we get into midweek wednesday, when we finally begin to dry out, and then by thursday, upper 60s, low 70s in the forecast. once again, back to you, rosemary. >> thank you. well, there's an effort in the bay area to diversify the health care industry. more on the black men

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day. chris schumacher is a software engineer who returned and took the stage as keynote speaker. >> ten years have passed since i sat where you are now. >> schumacher was a part of the first computer coding graduating class ten years ago. he was released in 2017 and now works at checker, a san francisco based company that provides background checks for businesses. >> ten years ago, program would. could we could we bring computers and technology into prison? could incarcerated individuals learn this stuff? and today, i mean, feels like te spworks. >> the last mile is a nonprofit that provides the education and workforce reentry programs for people who are incarcerated. in partnership with calpia and the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, 75% of graduates whoúgo on to become employed. 37 year old leticia collins and 68 year old willie johnson are among the men who earned certifications in

computer coding, audio visual production and pre-apprentice construction labor. >> i never knew what it was so when i got here, they gave me such ample opportunity to learn it and put so many resources before me that i gravitate toward now, i love it. this is a career that i really want to ge& into. >> graduating from a program like this is one of the top priorities. >> when i was here, we didn't even, have access to the laptops that they can take back into their cells now. so if we had a coding we had to write down our algorithms on a piece two pencil and then take it back into the classroom the next day. >> success the california prison industry authority says. a recent study found that of all the job training programs they provide, 85% of participants don't return to custody. both collins and johnson go before the parole board in 2027. >> the egotistical person i was before, he no longer exists. this is a humbling experience. >> how do you feel holding that certificate in your hand right now? >> proud. likel i really enjoyed

this process and it actually showed me that i have more skills than i thought iúhad before, schumacher says. >> every person here is learning from their mistakes and with time comes change. >> the men that have graduated today, they're not their crime, right? they should be judged for all of the work that they put to learn and to grow from their past and also who they've become at san quentin. >> cristina rendon ktvu fox two news. >> time now. 856 steph curry less warriors will be in san antonio tomorrow night for a that's following golden state's. 126, 113 loss to the spurs at chase center last night. klay thompson coming off the bench. he led the warriors. he had 27 points. it was golden state's first back to back loss of more than seven weeks. where has remained though in that number ten spot in the west one game behind the la lakers who theyc played next week. warriors currn last night's game due to that ankle injury he suffered in that

loss on thursday to the bulls. however, an mri has showed that injury was not serious and doctors will take a second look at steph's ankle on tuesday and possibly announce when he'll be back in the lineup rooting for him. yeah, thanks boy. everybody is well. >> thanks for joining us here this morning. fox sports coverage of college bass college basketball. coming up next on ktvu. >> yeah selection sunday by the way next sunday it's coming up march madness. but another hour of mornings on two seconds away on ktvu. plus you can change the channel now to stay with mornings on two. if you're on ktvu fox local, you don't have to change your channel at all. we hope to see you over there, but if you want college hoops, it is coming up next right here on ktvu. ♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent.

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