it is still a tight race in the south bay between candidates trying to replace retiring congresswoman anna issue. how spmuch longer it could be before we finally know the result of that primary election, and a robotics group from the south bay heading to the world ampionship with students on that team, say about what this thrilling accomplishment means to them and how you can help them get there. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well good morningúto you and thank you for joining us. >> on i'm allie rasmus. >> it is thursday march 14th the middle of the month already there it is flying by but outside. when i stepped outside spring. it wasn't super cold.at- steve paulson, what's the weather having? >> what did youúsay to me said i

>> very windy. >> it's windy out there. that's right, 5040s 50s and 60 in the city. that is for sure. i mean, that's an offshore breeze, lows. 40s and 50s here. the ish mainl- digging into southern nevada. arizona. we get an offshore breeze. mount diablo, almost 60mph. middle peak, that's mount tamalpais, north at 36. so it's an offshore breeze, which means temps are up 70s. all right, here he is. mr. sal castaneda will say good morning. hopefully it's all right out there. you never know though. >> you never know. you're right. but this morning we're off to a do have a nice looking drive at the bay bridge. and the only thing that we worry about when t trees may come down. so far so good though. we see things are doing okay out there. you look at the east bay commute a lot of green that's good for this time of the san mateo bridge we're off to a pretty good start. 401 let's get

back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> thank you. fill the seat of retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo, stillútoo close to call the latest results show sam liccardo is leading with 21% of one of the two candidates on th& november ballot. evan low and joe simitian are still neck and neck in second spot on the ballot by just 59 votes. >> we will see those numbers change, and right now, every last vote is being countedn all those mail in ballots that came in yesterday was the deadline. so all of those are still being counted now. >> later to release another batch of. >> a group that's opposing proposition one is taking back its concession after initially e measure was going to pass. proposition one was the only statewide ballot measure in last

week's election, and the results are still very close. the latest numbers show yesl votes for prop one are ahead by about 14,000, but the state says there are still as many as 800,000 ballots left to count. >> it's premature to say there's an outcome of this election to call this election already. it's been a seesaw since election day. in terms of the election results. >> opponents of prop one say the measure is too expensive and spdisrupts existing mental healh programs that are already in place.úbut supporters say it would expand community based services and put unhoused people in shelters. they say it would also help homeless veterans. they say it will not raise taxe& , as i'm actually glad to see the system working. >> and as longúas the election system goes, runs its course. my hope is that this bill passes. >> theústateúhasc until april 12th to certify the election results. we reached out to governor newsom's office for comment, but have not yet heard in, you can stay up to date with

election results on our website and with fox local. it's a free app for your smart tv. you'll sd can stream all of our newscasts as well. just search fox local in your tv's app store. >> our timeúis now 403. later today, harris is expected to visit an abortion clinic to be the first such visit by either a president or vice president. now, the visit to the planned parenthood clinic in minnesota is partc of the vice president's fight for reproductive freedoms tour, and the vice president. is expected to take a tour of the clinic and meet with health care workers. >> israel says it plans to relocate the 1.4 million displaced palestinians living in humanitarian islands in the center of gaza, ahead of its planned offensive in the area. the israeli military says it will work with international agencies to move people in rafal gaza that would have food and

shelter. israel's military claims a ground invasion of rafah is crucial because it is one of the last remaining hamas strongholds in the area, and there is no safe place for terrorists in gaza. in israel, family members of the remaining hostages in gaza say they are frustrated that the israeli government has not negotiated a deal to get the hostages released. >> our time is nowú405 operation at the international terminal ar pro-palestinian demonstrator blocked that terminal.úto stop. the protesters were demanding that a cease fire in the the disruptions they caused atid the airport paled in comparison to the tragedy happening to muslims in gaza. now, the rally, which lasted 158 minutes, signified 158 days of war. the number of days it has been

happening to long. >> so it's a small inconvenience to some. but the people of gaza have suffered so much. i good wo demonstrate your, your viewpoint on gaza, b stopping other people from traveling, i don't think, is the way to do that. sp>> now, officials at sfo say e protest organizers notified them beforehand and about their rally, and they kept their word that it would be peaceful and spwould time. >> the ntsb says boeing cannot provide them with crucial information about a door panel that flew off an alaska airlines flight the investigators lookingúinto the incident wrote to the senatel saying boeing's ceo couldn't answer her questions about who had worked on that door. she says the ceo claimed there are no records of the job in any security camera. footage that could help in the case was overwritten the ntsb says it will protect boeing whistleblower that worked on that door if they come forward.m

from east palo alto is headed to houston to take part in the world championship competition. churro bots, a community based team made up of students from several different high schools. as ktvu lamonica peters tellst& us, the team now has to raise tens of thousands of dollars in order to make it to the big competition. high school and it changed mynt& life. >> students from ten different high schools meet at this east palo alto garagec to create, innovate andúcompete in robotics . coach matt pezzimenti created this workshop in his garage for students to design and create robots over a six week period. >> my mentors were super dedicated and i think just kind of set a particular standard for me. >> he helped form the hope horizon east palo alto robots in 2019, and now, after just five years of learning and perfecting those techniques, the robots are

preparing to compete in the world championship for the first time. >> having this amazing opportunity, it's i feel it's going to be really beneficial for me, but for our whole team. >> welcome to the final finals. >> to qualify, the robots were a part of a winning alliance at the first robotics competition, silicon valley regional, last weekend. this is our robot team member kevin mendoza. hernandez says he's always been interested in building things, and he started honing those skills in middle school with the first lego league. >> i love playing with legos, se actual, which is in the hope horizon building, sot& spthat got me more into robotic. >> the robots have now started a fundraising campaign to raise $t0,000 to ship equipment registration fees, and travel expenses to take over 20 team members and coaches to the championship. >> yeah, we're hoping that this brings somec exposure to the team, too, and that not not just

getting folks the kids to houston future years, having ongoing sponsor hours, see thisúteam be able to grow and do this every year. >> the robots will head to houston the week of april like e information about how you can help them get there, just go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> lego robotics. it's a good thing. well, that's for the older kids.úthe real robots that they're making. so good luck to them. we wish them all the best. see paulson. how does it look outside today? >> windy. but nice. how's that? yeah, we have a wind advisory out. the wind gusts been pretty good. this will be the windiest day by far, but temperatures,t& theygll warmúup. sunny but windy. gusts in the hills 40úto 50mph. and it's a north northeast breeze. you can see that wind advisory barry hills and east bay valleys goes till later today. mainly it will be the hills, but in some of the higher elevations. easy to see that low

is digging down into the southern california, arizona rit here. hold on a second. let me get there. you go. and the highest building north. and that's allowing us to have this offshore breeze. usually something we see in fall, september, october. high wind warning is out for the mounds. that goes until 5:00 today. fairfield. gusts to 32 and novato north to 23. so not too bad for some, but it's kicking up its heels pretty good, especially in the hillsn and spdiablo, cold 38, but north at 48mph, easy to see. the low right near las vegas with that north wind wrapping around on the western edge of it and 50s in the city for mainly 50s on the temps due to the breeze to of s0s, but mainly for 50s for us here.útemperatures in the mountains 25 windy up there as well. the system will start to move out a.

then i think we'll get a relax ofc the pressure gradients over the weekend. but as that low settles in,úthe wind will be a factor. but it will be sunny for all, windy and warmer with high. >> all right. feels like seasonal allergy weather. steve thanks of the most popular apps in the world could be disappearing in the u.s. how a possible ban on tiktok could have a big economic impact for small businesses and video creators and volunteers on the san mateo coast, drawn together by their passion for the ocean, we'll introduce you to sure surfers are safe mr. box? i had this idea... is it giving people lots of great food for 6 dollars, and letting them choose between two delicious sandwiches? great idea, devon. run with it! that went well. and you run and get my $6 jack pack. welcome to jack in the box!

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overall decrease citywide in most crimes. a weekly crime report from oakland police shows a 32% increase in robberies compared to last year. the police are seeing an increase in smash and grab robberies, as well as people being targeted while they're inside their vehicles, theúpolice say extra police officers will be sent to the most affected areas. >> power is back on this morning atúuc berkeley after an outage that affected a large part of the campus. the university says the outage was caused by a fault in a high voltage line at one of the campus substations yesterday afternoon. that meant it was lights out at more than a dozen buildings on campus, including six student housing units. the haas school of business and memorial stadium. power was out for hours. many classes had to be canceled, but classes are spexpected to resume today. >> ourútime now 414. itúwas a tense couple of hours for students and staff at willow glen high school in san jose, lockdown after a student brought

a pellet gun to school, the school officials called a shelter in place and notified parents about what was happening on campus. nervous parents headed to cato avenue waiting for to get some . as san jose police surrounded the school library. well, about 2 p.m, the police posted on social media that a student was detained and a b-b gun had been found. both parents and students were shaken up by what happened. >> i was really scared because, like, i saw all the police officers and i was just really freaked out and i didn't know what to immediate reaction was just to run, no, that's not okay. that's not okay. >> look at him. that's not who d to leave early could go home withútheir parents. school officials, increased safety measures a student brought a ghost gun and a knife on the campus. >> well, the legendary mavericks

surf spot near half moon bay is known for its towering waves that can top 50ft. and while skilled surfers pushc the limits in that extreme surf, there is a volunteer safety team to step up and help. in recent years, in our meteorology. >> mark tamayo introduces us now to the rescue team that is setting the standard for others around the world. >> fireworks, you guys. fireworks. >> mavericks always puts on a show when big swells track toward the san mateo county coast. each way presents a lifetime or severe punishment, leading to imminent rides highlight each surf day, at& safety team has been emerging over the past six years. >> come in here and swap with me . help! look for his board, pleasen >> someone else on the inside are they clear? >> got one guy deep in the pit. at least to the mavericks tightf eight volunteer locals sharing a passion for the ocean. >ñ they devote their time and energy to surf.

>> it's got inside the actual rope. >> we caught up with the group equipment at their base camp,ei- the pillar point harbor, where frank is the team manager. he has been patrolling this part of theúcoast since the 90s, trained every year as much as possible. >> every surf session out there is a training session for us. so you're right. it is. it does take a certain skill and a choreography to it, but it's something that we've mastered over the years. >> they utilize personal watercraft and rescue sleds on a surf day. since mavericks is a marine sanctuary, personal watercraft are only allowed under high surf conditions in the winter. while the ocean might resemble chaosl they have a strategy to maneuver in and out of danger. >> when someone does fall and someone's going we always have someone else shadowing so that if they miss them, then there's someone else in a position to intensel but ts also, you know, a calmness it, everything. there's crazy stuff happening all around you, but you know, if you can just keep your your mental head space

calm and clear and kind of like slow, slow down when everyone elseúis speeding up. >> each incoming swell is unique and introduces stops. >> we usually don't get much sleep the night before. a big swell and half of that's just watching the wind and the weather and seeing how it develops that go into providingúsafety while safety crews are working in the very dangerous conditions in the surf zone. >> there's another set of eyes a very different perspective. meet eric w nelson, the designated wave spotter. when mavericks is breaking, he hikes up this cliff with camera gear and a radio. >> my running of water and i'm afraid to swim. so i said, how can i how can i help out? and they said, you're on the cliff. keep an eye on things. writer down guy got swallowed. if you got a board, you spot board. not yet. i'm. >> after set waves roll through. there can be a lot to survey. eric paints the big picture that only he can see. there is constant communication with team

members and the harbor patrol. >> we had aúset wave come through. it was like sixúseven waves in the set and four of the guys got taken out. well, the rescue guys only thought that there was three guys going through the rocks, and i was able to spot that fourth guy. they're like, are we clear? i go, nope, there's another guy in there, slap up and over boom. >> and then you're down underwater. taylor paul, an experienced surfer from san francisco, was fall on this wave last year. i was so gassedi was, i wasn't i was just going to let the waves take me through the rocks. >> during the rescue, after coughing up blood, taylor could hear radio chatter. he watched e beginning. >> they were coordinating where they were going to pick me up. and how and if i was okay and where i was. and it just was like it it struck me how professional the whole thing was and how honest those guys are. >> when the waves go flat, the team stays busy, unified with other local agencies. they lead a free water safety summit every

whole community is invited,c. t- ranging from expert surfers to casual beach visitors. we'll have theúpatrol boats with the rescue watercraft with the mavericks water patrol. >> we'll have airústation san francisco with a helicopter, and we'll run through some drills. that wouldc be real life scenarios should it happen. so we're all better 20ft. sure. 100, just the dedicationr- that they put in, like it's not an easy task just experiencing those kind of amazingly giant andúcrazy and beautiful deadly waves of what makes us love what we do. >> mark tamayo ktvu, fox two news. >>c well, from big waves to gusy winds, it was a little bit breezy yesterday. you can see what it looked like in from this picture in this video in lafayette. some trees and plants swaying inc the wind. there may be more of that today. so with that, let's check in with steve

paulson to find out what the weather is like. >> it will be a windy day. breezy, windy for some herec, bt it'll be sunny. it'll be nice and temperatures will bump up here. now we have anywhere from 4050 to almost 60 on the temps. sfo in the city are both 59 warm degrees, though you can see the circulation of the upper low there around las vegas as the high builds north. and it doesn't likeúthat low. so it fills it with wind 40s, 50s and fremont 5859 sfo, half moont- bay's 57, san rafael's 58. so even alameda is at 5950s here for all. that's kind of a rarity , but that's because of the breeze here. 58 el cerrito, hayward andc union city, the signature of the high building in so severe clears. we like toy into saturday before it kind of kicks out. so it'll be sunny fot warmer, mainly low 70s, severe, clear yet windy. so look for clear skies, breezy to windy. sp>> all right steve thank you.&

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between 10 to $12,000. >> tiktok faces an uncertain future in the united states, as lawmakers take a step towards banning the social media app. the growing concerns from content creatorsúhere in the bay area and the overnight hours used to be a time for firefighters to gain the upper hand on wildfires, but that mayw research that finds large wildfires are no longer settling down overnight, and how that is leading to dangerous conditions from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome two. >> i'm allieúrasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. it'st& felt the wind coming in, didn't you? >> yes. it is windy outside, but, you know, let's check in with steve paulson because i want to ask. it seems warmer. it's not a cold wind. >> it's anúoffshore breeze. so it is. yes. we're seeing a lot e city, but mainly 50s, only a couple of 40s. but because of it

is much the good news, though, is lots of sunshine. look at mount diablo though. north almost 60mph, so it's a 36 rightc breezy to wind. anything new? are we okay out there now? >> we justúgot a new crash reported. it's a one car thing. southbound. 280 steve and daily city. my peeps in dc, southbound, 280 on the john daly boulevard on ramp.c so it would be right about there. and traffic is going to be a little bit slow in the area of the on ramp.úwe're told we're still trying to get moreúinformationc. also,únorthbound 101 at 280 connector in san francisco. we do have a crash there. so that one just came in northbound 101 at r80. and then they're also sending medics to that. so two separate crashes. 430. let's go back to the headlines.

>> thank you. sal, a bipartisan bill that could ban tiktok in the us is headed to the us senate after it was overwhelmingly approved by the house. >> in the bay area, they're worried this legislation will stop them from doing their jobs as content creators i spent a friday in oakland. >> andrew de los santos is a professional social media content creator in san francisco. >> i had one tiktok video that wentúviral. >> he's against banning tiktok. marketing on social media, thei- including tiktok. the city of oakland recently hired him to promote restaurant week. >> i came from san francisco to preview a couple spots for oakland restaurant week for a video that's from one minute to a minute 30s, he charges anywhere from 500 to $2000. >> 25% of his business comes from tiktok, where he has about

12,000 followers. >> i think people love the authenticity of tiktok, michaela tencer of san francisco is known as michaela weinstein on tiktok, where napa valley winery recommendations and lifestyle posts make up her content. >> i was san francisco's union square filled with tulips. >> tensor is hired by several companies to manage their social media. in addition to her own, which she's done professionally for three years now. she points out that tiktok doubles as a search engine for gen z, where you can go into their search bar and type in restaurants in in richmond or restaurants in soma, and you're going to find reviews of those places of like who have recently been theren tencer believes those restaurants would lose business if tiktok ends up being banned and she would to. the platform accounts for 30% of her business and would cost her up to $q2,000 a year if banned. >> the importance here is

protecting data, and i think that is really important. i is going to address that issue in and of itself. >> she believes lawmakers should find a way to focus on data privacy without infringing upon freedom of speech. joey horton, ktvu, fox two news okay, joey, thank you. >> timeúis 432. well, critics of tiktok say it is a threat to national security. most house ts argued. the chinese company that owns tiktok could allow the chinese government to spy on americans, a company data shows. there are about 170 here in the, the largest number of any country. a small and mid-sized american businesses that marketed or advertised on tiktok generated almost $15 billion in revenue last year. >> possibility for dangerous propaganda is too immense to

allow one of our foremost adversaries to have this control over what is increasingly becoming the dominant news platform in america. spresponse. it went like this. this process was secret, and the bill was jammed through for one reason it's a ban. we are hopeful that the senate will consider the facts, listen to their constituents and realize the impact on the economy. well there are dueling legal battles over whether sanúfrancisco or new york should be home to copyright cases against some prominent artificial intelligence companies. >> there are several different cases against san francisco based openai and its chatgpt product in both san francisco and new york, authors and content creators filed ai platf, violated copyright laws. but the person who filed the first case here in san francisco is arguing that courts here in the bay area should handle those copyright pa

package of bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence and fighting disinformation. now, the lawmakers say they expect to see more deepfakes and misinformationúduring the 2024 election thanc ever before. now, these bills are aimedúat putting labelsc giving social mediaúusers more information about the sources that are spreading disinformation and keeping deep >> i'm very proud to be working with. ab 2839 to prohibit bad actors from distributing ai generated mailers, robocalls and video ads that are materially deceptive to voters. >> the lawmakers say they've already seen manipulated images aimed at destabilizing the presidential race. in fact, just on friday, the california privacy protection agency board voted in favor of rules that

restrike how businesses use ai to collect personal information. >> independent candidate for president robert f kennedy jr, says he plans to announce his vice presidential runningúmate here in oakland on march 26th. the venue has not been released yetc, but kennedy made headlines this week, telling the new york times that nfl quarterback aaron rodgers and former minnesota governor jesse ventura are among the front runners for the job candidates to name a running mate before trying to get on the ballot. >> ourútime now for 36 has been another for the california senate seat. after taking the lead, republican steve garvey is backd democratic congressman adam schiff. so far, about 5 million votes have beenúcounted and adam schiff is leading steve garvey by onlyú20,000 votes. election officials say they're still processing the ballots regardless of the final primary numbers. garvey and schiff

the top two spots in the primary election. they'll be facing to e who will succeed the late senator dianne >> 436 is the time in san jose, mayor mattúmehan says his budget plan is about trade offs, as the city faces a $52 million budget shortfall. the mayor released his march budget message yesterday. he says the city is strugglingúwith how to pay for about $23 million worth of city services, and that complying with a state stormwater permit by clearing encampments could cs $25 million. >> but to achieve the scale that is required to address the crisis the demandsúof our stormwater permits, we're going to need to& create lower barrier solutions like safe sleeping sites and safe parking. continuing to expand safe parking, the mayor

also wants to complete about 780 quick build units already approved by the city council to provide additional housing for the city's unhoused residents. >> the budget is scheduled to >> time is now 437. san francisco mayor london breed called the passage of propositions e and f, two great victories for public safety in san francisco. she told ktvu that while drug users could potentially lose city assistance funds under prop be evicted froc housing. >> we canl as a city, directly provide payment to landlords and also, in most cases, many of these people who receive general assistance are either in our permanent supportive housing units. they're in our shelter system. so there are ways one is evicted as a result of nonpayment to them directly. >> now, mayor breed also told drop to passage of theserimet-

propositions will help continue that momentumn >> well, new research says wildfires are no longer calming spdown during those overnight hours. a study in the scientific journal nature points to long time drought conditions as the main factor driving the change. changes in those overnight patterns, and researchers expect the trend to continue because of climate change. they say it will and make it more difficult to evacuate people when there are wildfires like that. time now is 439 and hopefully we don't have to think about that right now. we've had a lot of rain over the last several months. ñ> steve hills are green. wegre good. >> keeping my fingers. >> we're good on that. but if this wereúseptember, octoberl yes, but we've had, you know, three seasons in a row with an early end of the fire season.c o there has been some good news. but of course, any time you get the rain and that's what we'vec had, there will be concern going forward here. but in this

pattern, you know, it shows up in march. usually you're all right. mount diablo 58mph. mayacamas mountains, 44. howell mountain, 42. cordelia 35. afted hills 34, fairfield travis, 32, port chicago 25, half moon bay 22. and most wind, though around at the surface is not that bad, breezyúto windy.úcould get some- gusts 50 plus in the hills. we are running with sfo and hayward plus 11 livermore plus,t creek, palo alto and san jose. up we go from the 60sn yesterday went low 7ps today aúcouple of forecast models that backed off a little bit on the forecast arrow as that system digs south. and that's what's what's happening here is the high building north. the low goes into southern california. and spthat gives us a north northeat breeze novato north to 24. there's travis north to 32 gusts. but not too bad here. half moon bay now 24mph. but it spis a northerly breeze. and that's going to make for severe clear today. lots of sunshine.

50s 57 half moon airport, haywat in there. so it's pretty mild to warm here. redwood city is in there. stanford. pretty fast. but look at pillar point and half moon bay 59 and 58 offshore direction. so the low settles in actually settles in farther south than that. but and that's going to give us sunny overall today. breezy to windy but warmer on the temps here. severe clear clear skies i think sunny blustery for many here. it's not too the temps. tomorrow will be the warmest day spby far. still nice but decreasing wind going into the weekend. >> thank you steve. new data released by the oakland police department. the warning they are sending out to residents about a happening across the city, andes terrifying moments in the east bay. >> for a woman who says thieves followed hert& at gunpoint. we'll tell you what the iminals g way th

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for the man accused of robbing a letter carrier in oakland. it happened march 2nd on euclid avenue near van buren and van buren avenue. authorities say the suspect was wearing a dark jacket and red sweatpants. look at your screen. a $150,000 reward is being offered for arrest >> we are hearing from the victim of a so-called follow home robbery. surveillance video shows the 61 year old woman driving her mercedes into her garage in alamo, and then about a minute later, alexis backs into her driveway and out comes two masked robbers, one of them pointing an assault rifle at her. and when i realized that i was being robbed, i just started screaming specifically said, i'm a mother, i have children, you have a mother and a father. >> please don't hurt me. i'm still in shock a little bit, but i think the takeaway from this

is that we all have to be aware of our surroundings. and when you pull into your garage, don't get out, close your garage your. >> the robbers made off with expensive jewelry, including rid a diamond studded cross. she got a partial license plate of the suspect vehicle as those robbers took off. sheriff's deputies in contra costa county later spotted that lexus in the town of orinda, but then lost it when the car headed toward the caldecott tunnel 445. two people haveúbeen arrested, accused of robbing several banks across northern california. san jose police arrested 37 year old brandon lopez and the alleged getaway driver, 43 year old tamara bush.únow they believe the two made at least six bank robbery. last month, a of the bank to a getaway car.em- >> during the investigation,

they were able to link him to five other robberies bank robberies that occurred throughout northernúcalifornia. so he was responsible for bank robberies in milpitas, fremont, modesto, as well as sacramento. there were two cases in sacramento. one was attempted, and the milpitas case was attempted as well. >> now, police say they also found an unregistered loaded gun and ammunition while searching at lopez's home in antioch. inte have been detected inc some retail products. a new report shows some retail chains are the dangers. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the center for environmental health. they're the group that issued the report, and for consumers. >> people usually don't think of shopping as a health hazard. but a report by cea, the center for environmental health, this week announced that discount retail chains ross and burlington have

been selling products with high levels of lead. >> what we found is that handbags, belts, wallets, shoes, whether they're leather or they're full leather. right disproportionately haveúhigh levels of lead. >> kizzy charles guzman is the chief executive officer of c, a c e investigators went to 63 ross stores and 15 burlington stores across california, including more than one dozen in the bay area lab tests showed hundreds of their items under a wide range of brand names, had lead levels above 300 parts per million, compared to the consumer product safety commission's limit million for s items. standards. we absolutely need better level, you assume that they they're safe, like their products are safe to buy. >> by law, california employers also have an obligation to

protect their workers from lead. >> under cal osha regulations, spspecifically, they have an obligation to be aware of when lead exposures are happening and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments. >> robert mutrie is an attorney with the california chamber of commerce. he says cal osha just passed new, stricter lead regulations last month that apply to all workplaces, including retailers. >> under the prior regulation, you had workers with exposure up to 50 micrograms of lead, and now you're dropping that down ln drastically lower.. so it'st- >> burlington did not respond to our request for comment, but ross sent us a statement that reads in part at ross, the health and safety of our customersúand associates is of the utmost importance. we have policies in place that require our suppliers to meet applicable product safety and labeling standards. if we learn of allegations that our products are not in compliance, we investigate and take prompt action. in oakland, jana

>> all right, jana, thank you oo date on measles vaccines before traveling overseas. the cdc says americans who plan to travel overseas should check with your doctor at least six weeks before the trip to make sure you're up to date on measles shots. the measles vaccine was previously recommended at least a month before you traveled. now, that decision to update the guidelines comes as the number of measles outbreaks are growing in chicago and around the world. >> well, tribal leaders are calling an agreement with the city of berkeley one of the most significant land victories. >ñ the berkeley reached a deal with the ohlone tribe to return the former shellmound sitenc its on fourth street in berkeley at the mouth of strawberry creek. the berkeley city council unanimously approved giving the land title to the ohlone tribe.

that area is where the first human settlement on the shores of san francisco bay was established. more than 5700 years ago. >> we're getting our our land that, belongs to us. and i tell everybody that i see every day that this land is our land. we're still here. we're. we've never left. my family's never spleft alameda county ever since time began. and we're still here. >> the berkeley city council member, sophie hahn, was on the floor here at ktvu yesterday afternoon talking about the future of this historic piece of land. >> the vision is a cultural center, an educational center. we are going to be working with uc berkeley to try and , the skeletal remains that were stolen, from this site. and really a place to educate andt&

celebrate and learn about the indigenous people who have always been with us, who are still with us now. >> the land trust, led by women raised the money for the effort to return this site to the ohlone tribe. our time now for 50 golden gate park is in the lead in a contest ten the whole country usa today's ten best contests for city parks. right now. the vote ends tonight. now you can vote for your favorite park once a day until april 8th, when the voting will close right now, ala moana regional park in honolulu is right behind golden gate park. >> i'm going to make sure i go vote because it is such a gem, and i remember reading about the history of golden gate park. that and look at what it is now. it just took a lot of effort and time and it is beautiful. it is

a gem in the middle of the city, it may beúan okay day to go to the park. steve paulson a little bit windy. >> it won't be. it'll be sunny. how's that? it'll be warmer. maybe bring a kite. breezy to windy. yeah. kite flying. although not in the hills, that's for sure, some pretty good gusts out there, take a splook at some of the gusts here in the last hour or so. like cobb mountains, 63mph. although i do think mount saint leon. i but mount diablo 60, the mayacamas mountains. now, again, you're getting up around 2500ft or so. 48mph. howell mountain, 42. oakland hills, 34 fairfield port, chicago and bay, 24 to 32mph. is that the same now? it's breezy to win. it's not too bad at the surface. itgs mainly in the hills or the higher elevations where the stronger gusts are. we are running considerably warmer, as you might imagine due to this offshore breeze. so santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto, san jose forecast highs.úup we go. low 70s for all. will be the warmest day as the upper low settles into the southern

california, arizona training gae heading down to phoenix or scottsdale. but for us, the end result is some wind, and not too bad for some here. fairfield though there's their gusts to 32mph. half moon bay 24. but sfo, hayward, livermore, mountain view all north but under 20mph for now. but this will be probably the windiest day as the low settles in and the high to the west doesn't like it, so it fills it with wind, 50s for most, i mean mid 50s, upper 50s here. there are a few 40s, but a lot of 50s. santa cruz 55, aptos 58. yet hollister 41. so no breeze there 55. cupertino, campbell and also santa clara and scotts valley. one observation there easy to see the signature of the high. eventually it'll break down, but not until probably we get into early next week. i still think around the 21st. r2nd. we'll see, the high breakdown and we'll get back to cooler weather and probably some rain. some of the long range models are actually pretty wet here, going out to the end of we get there e

severe clear yet. it will be breezy to windy clear skies, wall to wall sun that's for sure. 60s for a few, low 70s for most. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. still nice going into the weekend, but not as windy. >> all right thank you steve. new red flags in the investigation into boeing and its jets. spthe new problems running into and waymo starts service in another california city weeks after state regulators gave the company the green light to expand. we'll tell you which city is saying hello to those self-driving carsc my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation.

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time he's been documented joining military exercises since russian president vladimir putin afraid to use nuclear weapons if it is threatened. putin says he does not believe the world war,t says russia is prepared if fighting escalates in ukraine. this warning comes as european union leaders visiting washington dc tell secretary of state antony blinken that the security concern. pressure is also mounting on house republicans to pass a national security bill that includes additional funding for ukraine. >> if we do not provide ukraine with what they need to defeat putin, johnson and the 118th congress will be the appeasement of a dictator. >> house democrats are trying to force a vote on the security package before congress breaks next week for the easter recess. well, waymo driverless taxi

service is expanding to southern california today. dozens of driverless vehicles will be available in los angeles to a who have signed up. thehe public driverless robo taxis will serve rides only on city streets, not freeways. waymo will cover 63mis from santa monica to downtown l.a, but some city officials across the state have been critical and >> i am deeply concerned that spthis untested technology is going to be unleashed on our spcity streets. >> we've had two vehicles actually stop dead in front of fire engines trying to come out the door of their fire stations to go on emergency calls, and spthey've had to cancel themsels and get another engine from further away to go on that call. >> the waymo first launched its driverless car service in san francisco in 2018, and then went to the went open to the public in the last year. the company says they have and a half refine

technology to make sure it is safe. musician neil young says his music is returning to the singer songwriter pulled his music from the platform in 2022 over alleged vaccine misinformation on joe rogan's podcast, young says his choice to come back was influenced by apple and amazon. both companies are offering similar podcasts he opposed. at spotify, young says spotify accounted for 60% of his global streaming revenue before he pulled his catalog. well, today is national pi day,úa time to celebrate the ratio of a circle's circumference san frano exploratorium takes credit for the first pi day celebration back inú1988. today's date 314, matches the first few digits of that special mathematical number . congress officially made march 14th national pi day back in 2009. several restaurant chains are also offering special pi day deals today, including burger ad

table pizza. >> well, there's a new warning inúthe east bay for drivers. we'll tell you which city is seeing a big spike in theúnumber of smash and grab robberies do r chance of becoming a victim. >> i wouldn't be surprised to oe number two spot, and it willúbe interesting to see how it turns out. >> it is still a very tight race in the south bay between candidates trying to replace eshoo. how much longer it could be before we finally know the result of that primary election from ktvu. >> fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is thursday march 14th pi day. as i just explained in that story, let's go from mathematical circumferences of

circles to the weather. steve paulson, it seems like a nice spring transition. we're heading into a still technically winter, but we're close to spring officially here about a week away here, if you will. >> butc is a fall-like pattern. now the stronger gusts by far in the higher elevations, but 40s 50 of the city sitting at 59 warm degrees and we will have sunshine aplenty today oakland hills. 34mph. mount tamw up to 41mph. so highs today bump up 70s on those highs. all right. sal's herec. i thought yu saidc there was one issue. is that where was that? >> yeah, it wasúin san francisco . and they found the crash northbound 101 near vermont. it was reported northbound 101 near 280. sometimes peopleúget it ofg a big traffic jam and fear streaking down the streets of the city. this morning you can

see traffic is moving along okay , let's talk about some of the other commutes we have out there. let's go to the richmond bridge from our triple-a traffic camera veryúnicely. bay bridge also looks pretty good westbound as you come into san francisco at 501. let's get back the race to fill the seat of retiring silicon valleyt& congresswoman anna eshoo is still too close results show sao is leading with 21% of the vote. he's projected to be one of ther ballot. evan low and joe simitian are still neck and neck in the race, with evan lowt& leading joe simitian by just 59 votes. >> weúwill see those numbers change, and right now, every last vote is being counted. all those mail in yesterday was the deadline. so all of those are still being counted. >> now. later today at 5 p.m,c

election officials plan toc are taking back their initial concession after initially believing that the measure was going to pass. now they say it's too close. proposition one was the only statewide ballot measure in last week's election, and the results are very close. as you can see from those totals on your screen, the latest numbers showúthe total number of yes votes, ahead by about 14,000. but the state says there are still as many as 800,000 ballots left to count. >> it's premature to sayúthere's an outcome of this election to call this election already. it's been a seesaw since election day.úin terms of the election results, opponents of prop one e health programs that are already in place. >> supporters say it would expand community based servicesd people suffering from mental illness in housing. they also

sayúit will help homeless veteransn >> i'm actually glad to see the system working, and as long as the election system goes runs its course, my hope is state hal april out to governor newsom's office for comment, but have not yet heard back. as more returns come in, you can stay up to date with election results on our local. it's a free app for your smart tv. you'll find all our latest stories, and you can stream all of our newscasts as well. just search fox local on your tv's app store. we'll police are warning people to be alert about the possibility of being robbed. even if you were in the car in your driver's seat. ktvu james torres joins us live from oakland with more from police about the tips they're offering to stay safe. jamesl you are sitting in the driver's seat yourself is a narrative we've heard for a little while now, or at least

just the part that says when you park your car, certainly don't leave anything valuable and visible in your car stolen, you don't really think about that when yougre actually at the wheel driving. but police officers are now saying you should start thinking about it. and here's why. they'll get reports that even if you're, say, stoppedúat a stop sign, stopped at a red light, that criminals will come on the other side of the car to the passenger side seat. they'll break the window and take whatever belongings you might have on the passenger side seat. and they say by the time they grab it, that they will just be able to- takeúit away before you even have a reaction. time to fight it off. so let's look at a looke that oakland police are giving to us. they say that for the most part, burglaries citywide have actually gone down about 50. when you compare this time to last year. robberies, on the other hand, are up more than 30. and specifically, these types of robberies are on the rise. so what can you do? they say at first, if you notice anything suspicious, maybe someone who

might be following you. you want to drive your car to somewhere safe. that includes maybe a police department and let police know what is going on. they also to open the trunk back door there. you also have the option to even put the belongings under a car seat, and they say that is going to be the best way to try to make it as difficult as possible for those thieves to get away with whatever they are targeting inside your car. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james, great. time nowr today, vice president kamala harris expected to visit an abortion clinic in minnesota. and it's believed to be the first such visit by either a president or vice president. now, the visit to the planned parenthood clinic in minnesota is part of the vice presidentgs fight for reproductive freedoms tour, and the vice president is expected to tour and

also meet with health care workers. >> israel says it plans to relocate many of the 1.4 million displaced town of rafah to humanitarian islands in the center of gaza. that's ahead of israel's planned offensive in the area. the israeli military says it will workc with international agencies to move people in rafah to designated areas of central gaza that would have food and shelter. israel's military says that a ground invasion of rafah is necessary because they believe it is one of the last remaining hamas strongholds in the area, and there is no safe place for terrorists in israel, family members in gaza e saying that they are frustrated with the israeliúgovernment, that they have not yet been able to negotiate a deal to get their loved ones released out. >> at sfo are back to normal that tero

stop it. now, the protesters were demanding that a cease fir, and said the disruptions they caused at the to the tragedy happeningc to muslims in gaza. the rally, which lasted 158 minutes, signified q58 days of war. >> the number of days that has been happening tooúlong so it's a small inconvenience to some. but the people of gaza have suffered so much. i think it it's a it's a good way to demonstrate yourl your viewpoint on gaza, but stopping other people from traveling, i don't think, is the way to do that. >> now, officials at sfo say the protest organizers notified them before hand about their rally and that they kept their word that it would be peaceful and would end at the specified time. >> the ntsb says boeing cannot

provide it with crucial information about that door panel that flew off an alaska airlines flight in january, wroe senate saying boeing's ceo couldn't answer her questions about who worked on that door. she says the ceo claimed any security camera footage. that would have helped overwrit0 days, identity of any boeing whistleblower that worked on that door. if they come forward. robotics team is headed toc houston, texas. they're going to take part in a world championship competition. >> the robots. that's the team's name. they're a community based team with more than a dozen students from high schools in the area. a workshopc was creatd in a garage for theústudents to design and create robots. over a six week period last weekend, the robots team were part of a winning alliance of the first robotics competition,úsilicon spvalley regional.

>> being able to connect from people from all over the country and especially all over the world, having this amazing opportunity. it's i feel it's going to be really beneficial for me,úbut for our whole team, wegrec hoping that this brings some exposure to the team to and that not not just getting folks the kids to houston this year, but inc future years. >>c victory qualified the robots to make it to the world championship next month, and they started a fundraising campaign to help them raise $40,00p in order to get there. they're going to make it to get more information about how you can helpúthem do that, go toúour website, ktvu.com. >> and i think a lot of people don't realize those robots that they make, they make them from scratch. there's not a kit or anything. we have a prettyt& active robotics team in my community. >> kids are involved and they too. >> yes, the younger version, where you make the robots with legos and you program those. so that's what the younger kids do. and then when you're in high school, you make the real deal. >> steve paulson and then in college and then you youúknow, i

know some neighbors who went on to literally in college after doing >> so it'súgood stuff. >> all right. we will look at gusts here this morning. iúthink mount saint helena has a little higher than this, but i do the best i can with my staff of one& cobb mountain, 63mph. mount diablo 60. the mayacamas mountains, 48. mount tamalpais, now up to 41mph oakland hills, sassoon city, port chicago, half moon bay, 24 to 36mph. wind advisories out should be windingúdown around 5:00 today, but this looks to be the breezy to windiest dayl mount veeder creek northeast 34, santa cruz mountains. pretty good gusts theren ben lowman lahonda los gatos hills there. some of the higher peaks there might not. you know, we've seen stronger than this, but still you're splooking at about 30 plus miles per hour. we are running

considerably warmer than you might imagine than 24 hours ago. that will translate into not only a wall to wall santa rosa & jose with 70 upper low cut off, low settles into southern california arizona border a hig. fairfield now 35 oakland airpor& 2r gusts.únot not not too crazy at the surface, but it is picking up a little bit. there's half moon bay northeast at 24, on the coast. upper 50s for some half moon bay 5758. in the city now 57 san rafael napa airport 57 fremont is in there. so mendocino county, lake county,n- 50s. look at fairfax 41 yetmid bolinas point rays andúbodega bay mid 50s to upper 5ps and sebastopol at 55. usually they're much colder than that big old dome of high pressure will be with us for about five pattern. but is the wind will te

weekend and temperatures will stay pretty nice here. so severe, clear, breezy to windy, some locations aren't too bad, others it's not too shabby here, but this will be the main day ws look to be tomorrow and then after that. still nice, but decreasing when going into the weekend. >> thank you steve. well, one of the most popular apps in the smartphones in the us. how a have a big impact on smallld businesses and video creators and volunteers on the san mateo coast are drawn to each other by their passion for the ocean. >> we'll introduce you to the mavericksúrescue team, who risked their lives t make sure surfers business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition.

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san francisco bay that skyfox flew over the stad amsterdam. it is a 19th century style ship that's docked at pier 30. it'll be there until march 23rd, then it will head to honolulu as part of a trip around the world. the amsterdaml which translates to the city of amsterdam, is a replica of an old tea clipper ship once used,úthat once used to travel between china and northern europeútransporting tea. the big difference, thoughf steel, not wood. the legendary mavericks surf bay is known fors

that can top 50ft, and while lis inúthat extreme surf, a volunteer rescue team is out there them safe. sp>> trained every year as muchs possible, every surf session out there is a training session for us. so you're right. it is. it does take a certain skill and a choreography to it, but it's something that we've mastered over the years. >> the mavericks rescue team has eight local volunteers. they devote their time and energy to make rescues in big sur. now, one surfer who was rescued by this team says after a big waveg out there in the water whenc he heard the radio chatter of the rescue team. >> they were coordinating where. and how and if i was okay and where i was. and was like it it struck me how spprofessionalúthe whole was and how honored those guys are.

>> now, every fall, the rescue team leads a free water safety summit to educate the public. our time is 517 emergency responders in marin county rescued a horse out of a mud pit yesterday morning. firefighters from nevada say they secured a big strap beneath the horse and used a telescopic forklift to just drag mud. the fire department says they're very thankful for marin humane and marin search helped out wits delicate operation. >> well, it was a little breezy yesterday afternoon. here's what it looked like in lafayette around sunset. sundown. you can see some of the trees and plants swaying in the wind there, and there may be more wind to come paulson to find out. it was breezy when i got out the door this morning. >> it was breezy well. heren i'm trying to put everything together here,úbut low is dropping down and that's the key here as it settles into

southern california with the high to the west. so we've seen this many, many times here. 35 now gustú35 at travis oakland. some warm temps though. half bae sitting around 5859 degrees. this low will settle in for today. tomorrow and slowly start to kick out on thec weekend, but it's going to be a big weather maker in arizona forc about two days as well. a lot of 50s on the temps. as you might imagine. alameda is 59, even out to brentwood 51. brentwood is one of the coolest. if kensington and brentwood the coolest. don't see that all do today. you can that low settles in to the south. so look for highs today. in the 70s it will be sunny for all, windy, breezy but warmer. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. it's still nice into the weekend . >> i see time is 519. there's a new episode of our interview show talk ofc the town. that's where we people and the issues. very talking about hope academy. it's

an organization that aims to american entrepreneurs.n >> we work a lot with out of african american companies, and we started discovering that we had some challenges that was beyond just the x's and o's and intelligence. we started seeing some paradigm challenges, some behavioral challenges that were kind of consistent across the nationc with a lot of our africn american clients. and so we built this academy to kind of address some of those challenges as and they do that was nana ko, one of the founders of the hope academy. hope academy not only teaches people, they give away d they're teaming up with other local entrepreneurs to help membersc up trying to start their own businesses. there's a lot more to our interview on talk of the town. you can watch the entire conversation with courtney smith

and nana kofi nti on our website and on the fox local app. justt& go to ktvu.com/talk of the town or you can search talk of the town on the fox local app on your smart tv. timeúnow 520. a new consumer warning about high levels of lead. we'll tell you how two major retail chains are linked to tainted accessories and the cost of car insurance is just skyrocketing reasons behind the higher premiums and how some customers

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i had more than $4 million in refunds to consumers who've been victimized by student debt forgiveness scams. now, the ftc says more than 27,000 people will be getting checks almost 30p0 of them are right here in california. the ftc says that scheme operated under the names mission direct group. the ftc says scammers tricked the students by claiming to be their new service provider,úand then siphoning money from theirt& monthly payments. will the price of car insurance is shooting up all over the country and there's no sign of the prices coming down. any time soon. millions of drivers are expecting to see

their car insurance rates shoot evenúhigher this year, according to the insurance comparison site insurer verified. insurance costs around the country went up by 24% last year. they're expected to go up another 7% this year. the nevada division of insurance says there are some reasons the prices have been spgoing up. >> the first, i would say, is the used vehicles, during the pandemic, they they shot up consistently and, really haven't come down, the second is the complexity of new vehicles. so when there is an auto accident and vehicles need to be repaired, the cost of those repairs have gone up significantly. >> now, officials with the nevada department of insurance say they know higher rates are a burden on consumers, but they normally end up approving them so that insurance providers altogether. well almost $1,000 tree and family dollar stores are scheduled to close because

shoppers are spending less money. 600 family dollar stores that are struggling will be closing in the first half of this year around the country, 400 more stores will closeúover the next few years as their leases end. the dollar tree purchased family dollar in 2015, but they've struggled to merge those two store brands. our time now. 52u san jose, facing a $53 million budget deficit with the mayor, says he wants to do to deal with that. and an candidate will use a bay area city to announce his running mate will tell you when robert y area and which city that announcement wil be h d

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give her the reward now being offered for information in the case. >> so i would attribute maybe 25% of my income coming from tiktok. >> yes, i'd probably lose between 10 to $12,000. >> tiktok faces an uncertain future in the u.s. as lawmakers take a step toward banning the social media app. the growing concerns from content creators here in the bay area. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back >> i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome

to thursday. it is march 14th. >> you like to call it friday. >> it let's keep anúeye on what is in wise today. and looking ahead to the weekend. it's not too soon, right, steve? >> no, not at all. it'll be nice this weekend, but today and tomorrow we have to deal with some wind here for many locations, it's in the 50s, upper 50s for a lot near the coast and the bay, including san francisco at a mild, warm 59 degrees. yet santa rosa 45. so not much of a breeze, at least at the sonoma county airport, low is diving downúinto southern nevada, arizona. that will impact spring training games. i would think starting today and for sure tomorrow. tamalpais north at 41, oakland, berkeley hills went about 20 to 35mph, but itúwill be sunny for all today and highs in the 70s. all right, so here almost 530 on a thursday to tell us what. >> yeah. if you're driving in daly city 280 just before john it's a deadly one. unfortunately it's causing

a delay from about highway one on the john daly exit, which is- a right hand side exit, there, watch for activity. there's a little bit of slowing there as youúcome through the scene. no problems on the golden gate bridge with our triple a traffic camera. you can see traffic is moving well. likewise, at the bay bridge toll plaza. 530. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. police are warning about a disturbing sptrend. mail carriers being targeted by thieves. they say it's happening across the country and here in the bay area. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us live with the details on some local incidents that happened recently, and a description of a person they're looking for connected to a recent robbery. amanda >> yeah. well, ali, there has been an increase in postal workers being robbedn so usps union leaders and lawmakers are trying to figure out a solution. and a way to keep despite a cran

that did lead to hundreds of arrests last yearl the number of postal carriers robbed in 2023 still rosec again. nearly 30% to 643, and the number injured nearly doubled to 61. earlier this,úlouis dejoy, put out a statement after a postal carrier in san francisco was robbed and the criminal was only sentenced to 30 days. he says in part, a o a mere 30 days for threatening a letter belongings, as well as both the public's mail and packages. this sends a concerning message of encouragement to our nation's criminals and a message of disregard to our loyal public servants who deserve better protection and reassurance that the law will take criminals, against crimes against them new $150,000 reward just put out

yesterday for information leading to the arrest of another robber. surveillance footage from the incident shows this man in red sweatpants run up behind march 2nd around 3:45 p.m. on euclid avenue in oakland, and another angle shows him trying spto grab her. she yells stop! d then later screams before that suspect runs off. that suspect is described as about five feet, six inches, about 250 pounds. you're asked if you know anything about this incident to contact the u.s. postal inspection service. obviously this is something very important to them. they really want to find a solution to keep these workers safe. as they are out just doing their jobs. live in orinda. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you. a tiktok in the us senate after is

overwhelmingly approved by the house. >> however, some bay area social media influencers warn congress don't do it. the professional content creators say they make their living by what they create those creators was recently hired by the city of oakland and restaurant week, which, by the way, starts today. and then there's mikaela tensor, whose celebrity name is mikaela weinstein as she talks about napa valley wine tastings and the lifestyle advice for her followers. >> the import stance here is protecting data, and i think that is really important. i don't think banning this one app is going to address that issue in and of itself. >> now, mikaela says tiktok accounts for 30% of her business. it would cost her up to $12,000 a year if tiktok is banned. now, critics of tiktok say tiktok is a threat to

national security, and most house republicans and democrats voted for the measure, with proponents arguing that company based ownsútiktok could allow the government of china to spy on americans. company data shows there are about 170 million tiktok users here inúthe u.s, the largest number of any country small and mid-size american businesses that marketed or advertised on tiktok generated almost $15 billion in revenue last year. >> possibility for dangerous propaganda allow one of our foremost adversaries to have this control over what is increasingly becoming the dominant news platform in america. response. it said, quote, this process was secret and the bill was jammed through for one reason it's a ban. we're hopeful that the senate will consider the facts. listen to their constituents, and realize the impact it would have on the

economy. >> well, there are dueling legal battles over whether san francisco or new york should be home to copyright cases against prominent artificial intelligence companies. there are several different cases against san francisco based openai ai and its chatgpt filed lawsuits against ai platforms last year, alleging that the platforms violated copyright laws. but the person who filed the first case here in san francisco is arguing that the courts here in the bay area should handle copyright claims against openai. >> our time is u36. several californiaúlawmakers proposedúa package of bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence and fighting disinformation. the lawmakers say they expect to see more deepfakes and misinformation during the 2024 election than ever before. the bills are aimed at putting labels on deepfake videos, giving social media users more information about the sources that are spreadingt&

disinformation and keeping deep fakes out of campaign ads. >> some wizard and i'm very proud to be working with cited on ab 2839 to prohibit bad actors from distributing ai generated mailers, robocalls and video ads that are materially deceptive to voters. >> now, the lawmakers say they've already seen manipulated images aimed at destabilizing the presidential race. now, just on friday, the board of thet& california privacy protection agency voted in favor of rules on how businesses use ai to collect robert f kennedy jrl says he plans to announce hist& vice presidential running mate here in oakland on march 26th. the venue for that announcement hasn't been released yet, but kennedy made headlines this week, telling the new york times that nfl quarterback aaron rodgers and former minnesota governor jesse ventura are among the frontrunners for the job.

many states require independent candidates to name a running mate before they try to getúon the ballot. >> our time is now 5.37. there's been another switch in the race after taking the lead.t&e seatn- republican steve garvey is now backúin second place behind 5 million votes have been counted and adam schiff is leading garvey by just 20,000 votes. election officials say they're still processing ballots now, regardless of the final primary numbers. steve garvey and adam schiff won the top two spots in the primary election, and they will face each other in november to determine who succeed the late senator dianne feinstein. >> 538 is the time in san jose. mayor matt mehan says his budget city faces a $52 billion budget- shortfall. the mayor the city is struggling with how to pay for

about $23 millionúworth of city services, and that complying with a state stormwater permit by clearing encampments near the waterways could cost the city tt is required to address the crisis on our streets and the demands of our stormwater permits, we're going to need to create lower barrier solutions like safe sleeping sites and safe parking. continuing to expand safe parking, the mayor also wants to complete about 780 quick build housing units already approved by the city council for the city's unhoused& residents. >> the budget is set to be adopted in june. francisco mayor london breedc called the passage of propositions e and f two great victories for public safety in san franciscoc. so the mayor tod

ktvu that while drug users could possibly lose city assistance funding under prop f, they would not be evicted from public housing. >> we can, as a city directly ad also in. most cases, many of these people who receive general assistance are either in our permanent supportive housing units. they're in our shelter system. so there are ways that we could make sure that no one is evicted as a result of nonpayment to them directly. >> now, mayorúbreed also told ktvu the city saw crime in 2023 drop to a ten year low, and she said passage of these propositions will help continue that momentum. >> new research says wildfires are no longer calming down overnight. the study, in the scientific journal nature, points to long time drought conditions as the main factor driving that change in overnight patterns. researchers expect the trend to continue because of climate change and say it will make firefighting more dangerous

and make it more difficult to evacuate people when there is a wildfire. well, right now the hills are nice and green, and we've had some nice around of several rounds and weeks of rain. steve paulson so we don't have to worry about three years in a row to an early end of the fire season. >> so there's still some good news out there. but of course, any rain, grasses are high. it makes the cal fire folks nervous. we understand that. hopefully we won't have a pattern while. thae breeze. usually we see this in fall, september or october. we're gettingúin march. but yes, the hills are green and soil and moisture is still pretty good here. 63 mile per hour gusts at cobb mountain. mount diablo 60 mayacamas mountains, almost 50. mount tamalpais up to 41 oakland hills. 26 to sp36mph. wind advisory for the hills that goes until locationsy about 5:00c today, i would think decrease, but it'll still be a

blustery day. breezy for some, windy, mainly rosa, walnut creek, palo alto, san jose upúwe go from 60s 70s going to settle in around the california arizona border that will impact spring training games, no doubt phoenix for us it's a wind producer.ú22 gust to oakland. not bad. 35 fairfield. and yet some locations are saying about less than 5 or 10. but half moon bay now up to 32. that is really cranked up in the last half hour or so. it's a northerly breeze. you can see the circulation around the upper low wind 50s os 59 sfo cities, 5855, mid 50s here, so temperatures are quite mild to warm, especially on the coast. half moon bay, pillar city 57 degrees los altos 55. over us. we haven't seen tooght much of that, but we will for about another five days or six days. but i do think the pattern breaks down by about this time

next week. but the good news the weekend will be the decrease in the wind. but lots of sunshine and nice temperatures, clear skies, cool wall to wall sun, windy but warmerl 60s for a few but 70sc for most. tomorrow looks to be the warmest decreasd going into the weekend. >> thank you. steve, san mateo county artist hoping to display her work in a safe space. becomes a victim of a crime. why? her story is raising concerns about public spaces for artists, and some terrifying moments in the east bay. >> for a woman who says thieves followed her home and robbed her at gunpointn we'll tell you what. those criminals got away with

robbery. surveillance video shows the 61 year mercedes intor garage in alamo. about a minute later, a black lexus backs into her drivewayúand out come of thm pointing an assault rifle at her. >> and when i realized that i was being robbed, i just started screaming specifically said, i'm a mother, i have children, you have a mother and a father. please dongtúhurt me. i'm still in shock a little bit, but i that we all have to be aware of- our surroundings, and when youút

out, close your garage and then get into your house. >> the robbers made off with rolexúwatch, wedding rings and a diamond studded cross. she got a robbers drove off. sheriff's deputies later spotted the lexus in orinda, but lost it when the car headed towards the caldecott tunnel. >> our time now 546 two people have been arrested, accused of robbing several banks across northern california. san jose police arrested 37 year old brandon lopez and the alleged getaway driver, 33 year old tamara bushúto rob at least six. now, last month, a man went into a san jose bank and gave a teller a note demanding money. the tellers handed over more than $1,000 in cash, and he ran out to a getaway car. >> during the investigation, they were able to link him to five other robberies bank robberies that occurred throughout northern california. so he was responsible for a bank

robberies in milpitas, fremont,. there were two cases in sacramento. one was attempted, and the milpitas case was attempted as well. >> and during a police search of lopez's home in antioch, police say they also found an unregistered loaded handgun and ammunition. the suspects were booked into the santa clara county jail. >> toxic levels of lead have been detected among products that are being sold at some major retail chainsn the center for environmental healtht& investigators went to 63 ross stores in 15 burlington storesc across california, including several here in the bay area. lab tests their items under a we range of brand, had lead levels higher than the consumer product safety commission's limits. >> we absolutely need safer standards. we absolutely need better regulations at the federal level. >> you assume that they they're safe, like their products are safe to buy under cal osha

regulations. >> specifically, they have an obligation to be aware of happe. and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments. >> ross sent us a statement that reads in part, quote, the health and safety of our customers and associates is of the utmost importance. we have policies in place that require our suppliers to meet safetyústandards will take prompt action. if we learned our products areúnot in compliance. end quote. >> time is now 548. the cdc now urging all of us to date on meas vaccines before you travel overseas. the cdc says americans who plan to travel overseas should check with your doctor b, and make sure you're up to date on your measles shots. the vaccine was previously recommended at least a month before traveling. now, that decision to update the guidelines comes as the number of measles cases are growing in chicago and also around the world. 46 countries are facing

measles outbreaks. >> stanford must beat washington state tonight to keep their hopes alive for march madness. stanford beat arch rival cal in overtime last night, 87 to 76, to advance to the second round of the pac 12 men's basketball tournament in las vegas. the cardinal rallied from 11 points spdown at halftime, while stanfd plays tonight at 6:00. cal's season, meanwhile, is over with a record of 13 wins and 19 losses. >> don't say that to sal castaneda, though. >ñ we know which team he's alwaysc rooting for. well, sal, i'm trying to help you. >> i'm telling you, 13 and 19 is not going to get it done. dave and played well against stanford last night. but that's the story of the. they can't win games. hopefully they'll get better. yeah. can youc hear the frustration in my voice yes i can. go bears. all right. good morning everyone loyal to your school. what are you going to do. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now traffic is

moving along okay. on the triple a traffic cameral we're looking at theúbay bridge. traffic is moving along relatively well. n& major issues. sam bridge traffic is looking very good now. we still have that problem on the peninsula. that would northbound 280 near john daly boulevard and to zoom in on itúhere just to show you that northbound 280 does have a little bit of a backup approachingc john daly. it's ben early and lightly traveled, so spthere is a little bit of a backup. lanes were blocked there. if that's your commute, give yourself the extra 5 or 10 minutes to get through the area. 551 as we bring steve in, you know, steve, my high school, reardan high school went very far this year in the state tournament. so that's good. they're out now, but i got to give them props too. >> but sal, even though cal you can represent you have a cal tie now i do you know what. >> thank you steve. steve gave me a little a cal tie with a little bears it, i love it.

thank you. >> all right. thank you, sir, the breeze, the wind, some. it's like what? when others like. oh, man, it's a it's an extra whole day there, but fairfield 35 gus, oakland, 222. some locations are less than ten. it just depends mainly in the hills. it'sc neare 32. and they're in the upperto 50s. but most locations are within. you know, we can handle this, but low still is going to slide in a little bit more towards southern california. so today, tomorrow will be the main days on the win. 50s on a lot of the temps. i mean sfo, half moon bay, hayward, fremont, the city, san rafael, berkeley napa airport, vacaville is 55. look at hollister 39. no breeze there. aptos 57 degrees 55 cupertino, morgan hill 56, felton 5u. any kind of a north northeast breeze, your temp is up 20. in the mountains,c 55 in los angell

degrees there in las vegas, 21 in flagstaff. it's cold there, high pressure dominating the west coast. as that low slides south, it goes farther south in this graphic is result is the bl be sunny for all though. and spwarmer. so severe, clear yet wall to wallúsun though today temperatures bumping up mainly a lot of low 70s. looks like tomorrow will be the warmest day. not as much wind, but still nice going into the weekend. >> all right, our time is now. 553 a pediatric nurse from marin county now heading to gaza, ktvu caught up with her to find out about the humanitarian work she'll be doing for children affected by the war, and waymo california city today, just a couple weeks after state regulators gave the company the green light to expand beyond san francisco. >> we'll tell you about the southern california city s ing hi to self-dri

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the 11 day south korean u.s. exercises. >> our time now. 556 starting today, waymo driverless taxi service expands will be availabn los angeles to select members of the public who've signed up for it. the driverless robo taxis will only ride on city streets, not on freeways. waymo will cover 63mi!s from santa monica o downtown l.a, but some city officials statewide have criticized this, and theygre speaking out about it. >> i am deeply concerned that this untested technology is going to be unleashed on our city streets. we've had two vehicles actually of come out the door of their fire stations to go on emergency calls and they've had to cancel themselves and get another engine from further away to go on that first launched its driverless car service in san

francisco in 2018. the company says they've spent the last year and a half refining the technology to make it young says music is returning to spotify. it comes after the singer songwriter pulled his music from the platform in 2022 over alleged vaccine misinformation on the joe rogan podcast, young says his choice to come back was influenced by apple and amazon.& both of those platforms are offering similar podcasts that also promote vaccine misinformation that he opposed at spotify, young says spotify accounted for about 60% of his global streaming revenue before he pulled his catalog. >> our time is now 558. it's national pie day, in case yout& didn't know the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, san francisco exploratorium takes credit for the first pi day celebration in 1988. today's date, 314, matches the first few

digits of that special mathematical number. the congress officially made march 14th national pie day back in 2009, seven restaurant chains are offering special pi day deals today, including burgert& king, california pizza, kitchen, noodles and company and round table pizza. >> well, the powerball jackpot has creeped up to $600 million after last night's drawing. the numbers pulled were 21, 29, 54, 59, 62 and four for the powerball. the next powerball drawing is scheduled for this saturday, march 16th. three people did win a partial prize.c one person in georgia won the match fiveúpower play winning $2 million, one player in new york and another in texas matched all five numbers, taking home $1 million each. the last powerball jackpot winner was pulled on january 1st when someone in michigan won more than $842 million. wow

>> all right. time is 559. police in berkeley say they're seeing an increase in crime. we tell you the categories seeing a noticeable increase in why there is major concern. >> plus, i feel like this is moving so quick that a lot of people don't even know how to living. it'sially when you'ret- your living is based on tiktok. >> tiktok is facing a very uncertain future as lawmakers in washington take a step towards banning tiktok. we'll tell you why. bay area content creators say any restrictions would hurt their bottom line from ktvu. >> fox two news this >> well, good morning to you and thank us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is thursday march 14th the middle of the month almost the weekend friday eve as you like to say. >> yes. >> let's find out what we can expect if we're heading out the door. light jacket, warm jacket.

what do you think? >> i don't, yeah, maybe light bl be nice today. it'llúbe mild to warm. we're all in the 50s here. the city sitting 58, 59. livermore is 55. palo alto.t& santa rosa 52. so, i mean, it's spa pretty mild pattern. you can see the low right over las vegas. itgs heading south. southern california, arizona a pretty good breeze. mount diabl& hasc been up to 60mph. mount tamalpais 41. and you can see 3033 mount veeder, atlas peak. so a pretty good breeze above the claremont, 34mph. so everyone knows it's windy but clear morning, breezy to windy. sunny for although it will. then the hills or along some of the spcoastal areas, but 70s on the temps. all right. sal is here. daly city. we have to head there still or unfortunately, we have that deadly collision. >> steve. northbound 280, just before john daly. that's if spyou're coming up past the ceremony mall, you're going to start noticing a mile north of that, you'll notice the brake lights come on. we still

have lanes blocked there. the easy way to get around it on a peninsula, obviously, is to if you're on 280, you use 380 andt& then use 101 north to get by that area. we look at the eastt& bay. there's a little slowing in hayward, nothing much. some slon sppittsburgh, golden gate bridge traffic looks good from our triple a traffic camera.úand bas get back to the desk. >> thankúyou. sal new. this morning, oakland police are warning people to be alert about the possibility of being robbed. even if you were sitting in the driver's seat of your vehicle, that's very important. >>úktvu james torres is in us we police say. we should know, james,úto stay safe. good >> ali, good morning to you. well, oakland police say they are receiving increasing reports of criminals coming to your car while you're on the wheel driving and breaking the passenger side window and then trying to take whatever they can. something that might be on

your chair, maybe even below the chair as well. they say that has been an uptick lately. and of course, we've heard the narrative for a long time now. whenever you park your car,t& don't leave anything valuable inside. certainly don't leave anything visible because that may leave you as a target. you usually don't think about it when you're actually driving. well, oakland police say that's something you should start to consider. now let's take a look at some of the numbers. they say burglaries overall have gone up about 50. when you compare this time to last year, robberies, however, they've gone up about 32. so they say that recent uptick of those criminal activity happening while you're driving, that has been concerning to them. now let's try to defend yourself a little spbit better. they say if you notice any suspicious might be following you while you're driving. they say you should go and drive somewhere to a safe place, possibly even a police station, and notify officers of what on. they say yo

take your belongings and stow them away in the trunk of yourt& car, maybe even put them under the seat as well. they say that will be the best defense to try to make it as more as difficult your items. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. all right. >> good information james on a spdisturbing trend. thank you fr that. berkeley according berkele department, there was a 32% increase in robberies and a 62% increase in both auto theftúand arson. from 2022 to 2023, burglaries grew by 18. the report points out that other spcities have also seen similar spikes in the same. it says. tht is also focusing on new tools such as automated license plate readers and surveillance cameras, to try and reduce crime in 2024. >> all right, ali, time is 604 in was a tense couple of willow glen high school when the campus was put on lockdown after

a student brought a pellet gun to school. school officials called a shelter in place and notified parents about what was happening. nervous parents rushed to coddle avenue, waiting to get more information as san jose police surrounded the school library.c then, around 2 p.m, the police posted on social media that a student was detained and a b-b gun had been found. both parents up by all o. >> i was really scared because, like i saw all the police officers and i was just really freaked out and i didn't know reaction was just to run, no, that's not okay. that's not okay . >>úlook at him. that's not okay. >> now, the students who wanted to leave school early were able to go home with their parents. a school officials also increased safety measures. just last month after a student brought a ghost gun and on the campus.

>> multiple retailers may soon marijuana. in petaluma, council members expressed overwhelming support for changing the city's cannabisc regulations. earlier this week, they asked staff to consider that could be considered later this year. petaluma's current cannabis ordinance only allows twot& delivery only retailers to operate within city limits, officials say expanding the also require multiple departments to update their health, safety, land use and administrative regulations. >> our time now, 60v new census data reveals san francisco saw a slight increase in its population last year, according& to those latest census numbers, as of july of 2023, san francisco's population grew by 1200 more people than july of 2022. it may not sound like a lot, but the city was dealing with years of people moving away during theúpandemic. the population of san francisco is

still significantly lower than it was in the pre-pandemic days. our talking about, and bragging aboutúthis morning.úthey're heading to houston to take part in a world love the name of thi. they'reúcalled the churro bots. they're a community based team t palo alto. a workshop was createdúin a garage for the students to design and create robots over a sixúweek period last weekend, the robots were part of att& spthe first robotics competitio, silicon valley regional all ovey and especially all over the world, having this amazing opportunity, it's i feel it's going to be really beneficial for me, but for our whole team, we're hoping that this brings some exposure to the team too, and that not not just getting folks the kids to houston this year, but in future years.

>> last weekend's victory qualified the churro bots. i like saying that name to make it to the world championship. that's next month, and they've started a fundraising campaign to help them raise $40,000 in order to get there. they find out more information on how you can help them do it.úgo to our website ktvu.com. >> well, we wish them all thet& best. >> and from yes, from homemade robots like the to getting you where you need to go to your car or public transit. sal castaneda keeping an eye on it. >> i was afraid how you were going to make that transition from anchor. >> well, also to our robotic, driverless taxis that we've been reporting about to. >> so that's right. there might be some of those out there. good morning to you both right now from our triple a traffic therea backup at the toll plaza. we have robotic cameras here att& ktvu. by the way. there's no

people behind the cameras in the studio. they move by themselves. all right, this is a look at westbound 92. that mention a trouble spot on the peninsula. and if you should avoid it, that that big yet. but now, as we're getting into the 6:00 hour, we want to warn you about this crash. it's been there forúhours now. northbound 280, right before john daly exit. it was a deadly crash or still have lanes closed, and now the backup is going a little bit the best way to get around it would be to use 101 instead of 280c to get p the peninsula. 609. let's go back to the desk. international terminal clear the case yesterday whenwasn't pro-palestine protesters filled the area. we'll take a look att& what happened, the protest that unfolded and how it was resolved. and a nurse from marin county heading out on a humanitarian mission toúgaza.

ñ> we'll tell you what she's doing to help kids who've been affect by that war

would ban tiktok in the us, is headed to the senate after being overwhelmingly approved by andrn the studio now to tell us why the usersc of tiktok wonúcongres to reconsider this, they do. >> dave ali, good morning to you. supporters of this

legislation say tiktok threatens national security, but the app's users say the bill is misguided and hurts the economy. >> on this vote, the yeas are 352. the nays are 65. >> this measure, claiming the chinese company that owns tiktok could allow the beijing government to spy on americans. but some social media influencers livingc in the bay area worry this legislation will prevent them from doing their jobs as content creators. >> i had one tiktok video that went viral. i think people love the authenticity of tiktok. >> so andrew de los santos is a professional social media content creator. the city of oakland hired him to promote restaurant week, which starts today. he charges up to $2,000 for 60 to 90 second. >> video i came from san francisco to preview a couple spots for oakland restaurant week, and then there's makayla tincher, who goes by the tiktok

provides napa valley winerye sh- recommendations and posts lifestyle advice. >> several companies have hired her to manage their social medi& protecting data, and i think that is really important. i don't think banning this one app is going to address that issue in and of itself, tetra says. >> tiktok accounts for 30% of her business. she says lawmakers should find a way to without ing upon freedomúof speech. now, president biden has said he will sign the bill into law if it reachesúhis desk, and that's a critical point to make because no one knows what will happen in the us senate. previous tiktok bills were stalled there. back to you, dave. >> all right, andre, thank you. time now 614. the race to fill the seat of retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo. still too close to call. the latest results show san liccardo is leading with 21% of the vote.

he's projected to be one of the two candidates on the november ballot. evan low and joe simitian are still neck and neck in the race for that second spot on the ballot, with evan low leading joe simitian by only 59 votes. >> we will see those numbers change, and right now, every last vote is being counted. all those mail in ballots that came in yesterday was the deadline. so all of those are still being counted now. >> later today at 5 p.m, election officials plan to release another batch of election results. ñ> opponents of proposition one are taking back their concession after they initially going to p, they say the to call. proposition one was the only statewide ballot measure in last week's election. the latest numbers show yes votes for propy about 14,000, but that could change. the state says there are still as many as 800,000 ballots left to count say there's

an outcome of this election to call this election already. it's been a seesaw since election day. in terms of the election results. >> opponents ofúprop one say the measure is too expensive and disrupts existing mental health programs that are already in place. but supporters say it would expand community based services and put unhoused people in beds, particularly people who are suffering from mental illness and substance abuse. they also say it will help homeless veterans. i'm actually glad to see the system working, and as long as the election system goes, runs its course, t. the state hasúuntil april 12th to certify the results. we reached out to governor newsom's office for comment, but have not yet heard back as more returns come in, you can stay up to date with election results on our website and with fox local. it is a free app for your smart tv. you'll find all our latest stories and you can stream all our newscasts as well. just search fox local in your tv's app store.

>> i will do that. all right. time is 616. let's get you to where you need to go. sounds watching the commute looks busy by the bay bridge. >> that bay bridge right behindt we're going to go to daly city spfirst northbound 280. as you drive up to have lanes closed be of a deadly crash that happened about two hours ago. now but the easy way to get around it would be to use into san francisco or if you live in the area, just get on the freeway after. if you can, or give yourself extra time. this is the east bay. a little slowing there, some slowing on highway four. again, all pretty typical, all pretty normal. and our triple a traffic cameras are showing pretty good conditions out there. bay bridge as we talked about, is backed up for about a ten minute delay before you make it onto the span. now it's 6q7. let's talk about the wind a little bit. heregs steve. >> all right. sound thanks for many in the higher elevations it's a factor at the lower

elevations. maybe not so much. but we'll take a look at it here. cobb mountain, 63mphl right near the mayacamas healdsg hills, 47mph. mountútamalpais, 41 and oakland hills, sassoon city, half moon bay and port chicago wind advisories out. for some it goes tillú5z00 today. for others, it goes till 11:00 tomorrow morning. but the hills really taking the brunt of this 40 to 6pmph. but the end result is going to be sunny for all today with temps warming up low palo alto and san jose. tomorrow looks to be the warmest low seto around the arizona southern spcalifornia desert area and kid of hangs out for a couple of days that will impact spring training games, if not today,t& for sure. tomorrow, travis they& santa rosa, north to 24. that really that brought their temperature half moon bay 32 hayward now north at 22. so the north wind is in

place.únorth northeast, high offshore. the lows in settling spinto theúdesert southwest in southern california. all a lot of 50s here. berkeley 56, hayward 56, sfo city 58. half nt at 56. now there are a few 30s mendocino county, lake county, but a lot of 50s, including bolinas at 56 point ray's 55 and sausalito at 57 warm degrees, youúcan see the bend in the clouds. that's your high pressure dominating the entire west coast. and as that low settles farther south in this graphic is showing, it will be a breezy for all and temperatures going up, againt& today. probably tomorrow. severe clear yet breezy to windy, but it will be nice if you're in a wind protected area. it will be warm a lot of 70s. tomorrow looks to day after that. it'll still be nice, but decreasing wind going into the weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. well, we can expect if you're dg through the presidio in the city. the renovation projects at

san francisco, leaders say, could bring some headaches, but will ultimately improve the area and the city of brentwood is planning its first city sponsored juneteenth event. what we know about the celebration in the works

and after pro-palestinian demonstrators temporarily blocked the terminal yesterday, supportersústormed out. protestersúdemanded a cease fire in the fighting in gaza and said the disruptions they paled in cn to the tragedy happening to 158 days of war. therelly, sign- >ñ the number of days it has been happening too long, so it's a small inconvenience to some. but the people of gaza have suffered it it's a it's ac good way to demonstrate your, your viewpoint on gaza, but stopping other people from traveling, the way . >> officials at sfo say the protest organizers notified them beforehand about the rally, and that they kept their word. it would be a peaceful demonstration that ended at a spspecific time. and it did. a pediatric nurse from the bay

area is headed to gaza to help overworked health care workers there. >> there's such a needúfor help. thisúis one of the reasons why i became a nurse and to help those in the world that are struggling the most.t& >> sandy adler will be joining a team of other nurses and doctors from around the world. she will be in gaza for 17 days. she's made several other humanitarian aid trips to countries like mexico, syria and lebanon. well, there's going to be a lot of construction going on in san francisco's presidio over the next couple of years. the construction projects include tearing up roads and replacing water and sewage pipes, as well as burying overhead wires underground. the infrastructure upgrade project isúlargely funded by the federal government as the inflation reduction act. 624 now in the city of brentwood, is gearing up for its first ever city sponsored juneteenth event. council members unanimously gave the green light to spend up to $45,p00 for the four hour celebration. that's 15,000 more

than originally suggested. the event will be held on the holidayl june 19th. juneteenth is a celebration marking the freedom of enslaved black people. the 160 year old holiday was designated as a federal holiday in 2021. 624 is the time and happening now. spacex hopes forúa successful launch of its starship spacecraft, the 400 foot tall spacecraft and its super heavyc booster will launch from boca chica, texas, and this is a live picture of the area. right now, it's kind of hard to see the rocket or the launching system from this vantage point, but it's there. this is an unpiloted spacecraft. no one is on board. butúyou'll recall last november, this same rocket lifted off but self-destructed eight minutes after launch. the first test flight last april also ended in a large explosion. again, this is a live picture that you're looking at now. you can get a clearer view of that spacecraft launching from boca

chica, texas. spacex starship spacecraft launch. spacex had warned that today's launch is a test, and it will gain, even if, results in an explosion. so far, so good. we are going just a min theúground. >> falcon. >> s8 mateo county artist hoping to display her work atúsafe at a safe space becomes a victim of a crime. her message to other artists who may think that displaying their work in government buildings could be an option, and victims impacted by payments. when the additional compensation is expected to roll ou

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and the reward money now offered to track down the latest suspect. plus when i realized i didn't recognize them and two men jumped out with with a gun. terrifying moments for a mother in the east warning from detectives about how to prevent becoming a victim from ktvu. >> fox two news this is live to the opening bell at the new york

stock exchange. sounds like itgs going to sound here any second now. new inflation numbers out this morning could have a big impact on the stock market. the producer price index jumped 0.6e what economists expected. andble that index measures wholesale pricesúacross the country. so treasury yields jumped on the news. and the markets are still expected to open up this morning. despite that news about a hotter than expected inflation report. good morning. and welcome back to mornings on two morning i'm dave clark.od >> it's thursday. it's friday eve. it is march 14th.úhow'd you get that bell right i meanúit's luck of the draw. >> but you know what's also warming up, dave, is our temperatures. let's check in forward to some spring like weather coming up. >> you will be a factor for som. i know a lotúof people don't like that, but those 49. santa rosa was 45. the breeze kicked in. now 52, there are a few 40s, but there's a lot of 50s here. everything's coming

right down the upper low settles, there's mount diablo north at 60, a pretty good breeze in the oakland berkeley hills as well, and maybe where you are. but everyone knows it's windy. at least for today. we'll have severe clear sunny for all, breezy to windy, be warmer temperatures jumping above average here with low 70s. all right, sal is here. everyone would cherish a smooth commute, but is that the case or not? >> well, before you can streak down the streets of the city, steve, you have to wait at the bay bridgeútoll plaza. and right now, our triple a traffic camera is showing abo a 15 minute delay at the toll plaza. beforec you make it onto the bridge. it's looking pretty goodúon the san mateo bridge, in case you want to do that. instead. i do want to call your attentionúon the peninsula daly city area northbound 280 at john daly. there's a crash there clearing. this crash happened about two hours ago. was a deadly crash. they still have a couple of

lanes blocked. the backup is short but intense. and living in that area. growing up in that area, i would hate it when comid you had to get off the freeway, and there's a big back up there, so use 101 instead. to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. police are warningc about a very disturbing crime trend. mail carriers targeted by robbers. it's happening here in the bay area and around the country. ktvu is amanda quintana is here to tell us about a recent bay area robbery. and the description of the person the police are searching for. >> good morning. yes, we are seeing an increase in postal workers being robbed. usps union leaders andc lawmakers are tryig to find a solution, trying to figure out a way to keep these workers safe as they're doing their job. now, despite a crackdown that did lead to hundreds of arrests last year, the number of postal carriers

robbed in 2023 still rose again. nearly 30% to 643, and the number injured nearly doubled to 61. earlier this week. the postmaster general, louis dejoy, put out a statement after a postal carrier in san francisco was robbed and the criminal was only sentenced to 30 days. he says in part, quote, itúis simply unacceptable that a criminal was sentenced to a mere 30 days for threatening a letter carrier at gunpoint and stealing his personal possessions, as well as both the public's mail and packages. this sends a concerning message of encouragement to our nation's criminals and a message of disregard toúwho deserve better spprotection and reassurance tht the law will take crimes against them seriously. there's also a new $150,000 reward just put out yesterday for information leading to the arrest of another robber. surveillance footage

from the incident shows a man in red sweatpants run up behind a postal carrier. this happened on march 2nd, around 3:45 p.m. on euclid avenue in oakland. another angle shows him trying to grab her. she yells stop! and later screams before that suspect runs off. now that suspect is being described as five feet six inches tall, about 250 pounds. if you know anything about that incident, any information that you can provide, you are asked to contact the us postal inspection service. this is something that they are really focusing on and trying to find a solution to keep these workers safe. live in orinda amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you amanda. well, concerns about theft are forcing some artists to think twice about displaying their work in government buildings and other public spaces. artist lynette

cook had some of her artwork on display last year at the san mateo county center in redwood city. that is where one of her drawings bay area's culture and history are part of her inspiration. her artwork depicts landmarks and famous attractions, ranging from the golden gate bridge to the bay bridge. the pier 39 sea lions. a few weeks after displaying her artwork, she noticed that one of her drawings valued at nearly $2,000, had disappeared. >> artists need a way to have their work seen. it doesn't do them any good having it in their their storage closet at home, especially if art is your living rather than a hobby, then you have to have eyeballs on the work or it won't sell. but at the same time, you want the work to be safe. >> an investigation later determined that a womanúwith a history of similar thefts had taken the

wall, rolled it up in her purse and walked away with it. the painting still has not been returned, but cook did receive an insurance payment. she worriesúthat insurance to protect their artwork. now, in response to the story, the san mateo county office of arts and culture said, quote, unfortunately, there is always the possibility of damage or theft of work whenever art is being shown in a public space. as departments move to a newc county office building in the coming months, we have a great opportunity to create a welcoming and secure time is now round of payments being issued by the fire victim trust to survivors of wildfire that were sparked by pge and the trust will increase the payments from 60% to 66% to survivors of the 2015 butte fire. >> the 2017 north bay wildfires and the 2018 camp fire. it's a major milestone in the goal of the trust to wind down its

operations this year, a spokesperson for the trust says payments for finalized claims will be issued april 25th, 636 at the time, now an independent candidate for president, robert f kennedy jr, says he plans to announce his vice presidential running mate here in oakland tht announcement hasn't been released yet, but kennedy made new york times that nfl quarterback aaron rodgers and former minnesota governor jesse ventura are among the frontrunners for the job. many states require independent candidates to name a runningt& mate before they try to get on the ballot. >> our time now 6.37. there's ie to win to california's u.s. spsenate seat. after taking the lead lead, republican steve garvey is now back in second place behind democratic congressman adam schiff. now, so far, about 5 million votes have been counted. adam schiff is leading garvey by only 20,000 votes.úelection officials say

they're still processing ballots regardless numbers. garvey and schiff won the top two spots in the primary. they'll be facing each other in november to determine who succeeds the senator dianne feinstein. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says his budget plan is about trade faces a $52 billion budget shortfall. the mayor released his march budget yesterday. he says the city is struggling with how to pay for about $23 million worth of city services, and that complying with a state stormwater permit by clearing homeless encampments near the waterways could cost the city as much as $25 million. >> but to achieve the scale that is required to address the crisis on our streets and the demands of our stormwater permits, we're going to need to create lower barrier solutions like safe sleeping sites and

expand safe parking, the mayor also wants to complete about 780 quick build for the city's unhod residents. >> the budget is scheduled to be adopted in june. well the warriors have a couple of days off before facing the lakers on saturday. last night, two of their best players in dallas. straight contest and draymond green was taken out of the lineup before the game with back advantage the mavericks tookt- warriors early in the fourth quarter and maintained a double digit lead. the rest of the way. warriors lose 99 to 109. both curry and green are expected on saturday in los angeles for that lakers game. >> and speaking of steph curry, today's his birthday. oh happy birthday happy birthday steph. and let's go to sound and get you to where you need to go see what's have a problem in

the caldecott tunnel. they're triple a, traffic cameras coming up in a minute, but as you come, tunnel, you're going to see some this. normally at thisútime, we're getting a decent commute.& let meúback up a little bit and you can see traffic in orinda is going to be slow until you get through the tunnel. 680 actually looks good. there's a problem. southbound 242 at 68p that is slowing traffic. so all of a sudden contra costa vying here.o go to daly city northbound 280, getting up to john daly. they're still clearing aúwreck there. that's been there for a while. and if you're looking at a trafo fog, but some slow traffic wind. the bay bridge backed up to the maze. 6:4p a.m. let's go back to steve to talk about today's weather. >ñ all right you. we'll take a t

some of the gusts that i've seen, trying to dig deep to get to the bottom and stay on top there.úport chicago, 29mph to cobb mountains, 63 mile mountains, close by at 62 healdsburg hills. that's though. there are other locations can find a pretty good breeze. mile oakland hills, suisun city, half moon bay, all around 3u to for the hills goes until tomorrow at 1q:00 it'll e, so it will be breezy to windy today. temperatures though on their way up. we had v0s tomorrow looks to be the warmest day we could see some 74 degree readingsn enough of an east northeast is settling right in on the arizona california border 28. s, now north to 24. so it is bayúip to 30. was 35. now 30 hayward sfo now is beginning to show itself more so now circulationúw around las vegas. it will

backtrack with that high offshore. a lot of the temps mid 50s upper 50s for some. look at pillar point 58, city in there, even los altos at 55 and menlo park, atherton both at 55. big signature of the high pressure which is dominating the entire west coast. the low settles farther south than that, but it will be sunny for all, severe clear. that'súthe good news. clear skies, wall to wall sun, temperatures bumping up today, tomorrow. and i think we'll see a decrease in. but sto be a nice weekend with temperatures still in the upper v0s low 70s. >> all right steve thank you. time is 642. can you imagine steph curry as the president. well we'll tell you what steph says about having a future in politics. gasia mikaelian for a look atit- what's coming upúin the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning garcia. >> good morning ali and dave, when i get to join you in studio, many people dream of working four days a week and

getting paid overtime for debate is back in front of that- lawmakers now. so new at seven. spthe latest push for a 32 hour workweek headed to the senate today. thenúthe oakland police department is facing another lawsuit this morning. what a former police captain accuses the department of doing we'll be bac

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follow home robberies. surveillance video shows a 61 year old woman driving her mercedes garage in alamo. about a minute later, a lexus backs into her driveway and two masked robbers get out. oneúof them pointing an assault rifle at her. ñ> and when i realized that i was being robbed, i just started screaming specifically said, i'm a mother, i have children, you have a mother and a father. please don't hurt me. i'm still in shock a little bit, but i wef our surroundings. and when you pull into your garage, don't get out, close your garage and then get into your house. >> now those robbers escaped with expensive jewelry,

including a rolex watch, wedding rings, and a diamond studded cross. as she did get a partial license plate of the robbers as they escaped. deputies later spotted that lexus in orinda, but they lost it when the car headed towards the caldecott tunnel. >> the ntsb says boeing cannot provide it with crucial information about the door panel that flew off an alaska airlines flight in january. looking intoe saying boeing's ceo couldn't, answer her questions about who worked on that door. she says the ceo claimed there are no records of the job and any security footage that would help in the case was overwritten after 30 days. the ntsb says it will protect the identity of any boeing whistleblower that worked on that door. if they come forward. well, the price of car insurance is going up nationwide, and there's no sign of it coming down any time soon. millions of drivers are expected to see their auto insurance rates soar even higher this

year, according to the insurance comparison site insurify insurance costs nationwide grew by 24% last year, and go up anoe this year. the nevada division e rising prices. >> the first, i would say, is the cost of new and used vehicles, during the pandemic, they they shot up consistently and, really haven't come down, the second is the complexity of new vehicles. so when there is an auto accident and vehicles need to be repaired, the cost of those repairs have gone up significantly. >> officials with the nevada department of insurance say they know higher rates are a burden on consumers, but they usually end up approving those increased rates so that the state altogether. waymo driverless service is expanding to southern california today. dozens of driverless cars will be available in los angeles to select members of the public who have signed up in advance. the

driverless cars will service rides not on only on city streets, not on freeways. waymo will cover 63mi!s from santa monica to downtown la. >> all right. our time is 648. warriorsústar steph happy birthday. and there are some questions now about his future beyondc the nba. while he was ot promoting his latest children's bookl steph told a reporter he wants to use his influence to make a difference in the world. then he was asked if curry he didn't rule out the possibility of some office in ts usually when the morning commute starts to pick up. sal castaneda, how does it look out there? who sat in this veryúchair woma- before 1 or 2 times. >> you know, you're absolutely right. >> of course. let's go right to

our triple a traffic camera. and we do have a backup at the bay bridge. you backed up all the way out to the maze. and it's busy tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the busiest days, mondays and fridays. sometimes we get a break. it's not breaking. today. i do want to mention that we have some other things that about that are problematic. for example, the caldecott tunnel. they're still clearing a wreck on 24, trying to get those cars spout from inside. and the backp is beyond orinda. it's almost into lafayette. not quite, but it is one of to be taking you by surprise, because usually at this time of the morning, it's not all that slow. this morning itúcity northbound 280. they finally did clear the l their northbound 280 near john daly. you might see some slowing in the area, but for the most part it looks okay. and i will tell you that traffic in the east bay is getting slow. look at the golden gate bridge picture. if you're not looking at your screen, it's absolutely clear. but if you look at the

flag over there on the right blowing. it's going to see. it's right there. you see that is well in fact, why don't i stop talking and bring in the expert. the man we call him, mr. steve paulson. >> well, when ali sits in that chair, she always points that out. that is an offshore breeze that's coming in from el cerrito and albany over the golden gate fields. over. now, don't show that model. don't show that. no& well, it's too late coming back over the golden gate bridge. so that's what you're seeing there at the golden gate bridge. damage control is in store right spnow, so we'll show skies. this system, you can see the low there near las vegas, the circulation. so it'll be sunny and warmer. however boy, there's a lot of development taking place here. i always defer to the good folks in national weather service in phoenix, but i think this system is going to last a little longer for spring even go into saturday before you

can see already development taking place on the desert. that's where that low is going to settle.c the temps 57 degree. yet look at hollister 38 so there are a few that are much colder if you don't get any kind of breeze at all, but most have a breeze and temperatures pressf i've ever saw it, it's right there. you can see it going up and then it does this. there's the low and now it's going to do this right there. and that's a pattern we usually see in september or october. but thankfully the hills are green. we've had rain but today will be it will be warm. we'll get will andures bumping up but it that'll take us into not only today and tomorrow, maybe saturday, but i think the today into early tomorrow. but it looks warm for temperatures back into the 70s. they'll stay there probably into the weekend, if not maybe a little cooler, n. >> thank you. our time now is v52. the 2024 iditarod sled dog race. it's over now with that record setting event is also surrounded by controversy.

coming up at 7:00, the tragic that'súrenewing calls to end this historic race. and new environmental findings suggest some retail giants are selling accessories that contain high levels of lead. we'll take a close look at this new repor and th

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products sold at some major retail chains. the center for environmental health went to 63 ross stores and 15 burlington stores across california, including several right here in the bay area. and the lab test showed hundredsúof their items under a wide range of brand names, had lead levels that were higher than the consumer product safety commission's limit. >> we absolutely need safer our standards. we absolutely need better regulation at the federal level. >> you assume that they they are safe to buy under cal osha regulations. >> specifically, they have an obligation to be aware of when lead exposures are happening and then to conduct testing of their employees and their environments . >> now, ross sent us a statement. it reads in part, quote, the health and safety of our customers and associates is of the utmost importance. we have policies in place that

require our suppliers to meet safety standards. we will take prompt action if we learn that our products are not in compliance. timeúis now. 656 a legendary mavericks surf spot near half moon bay is known for waves that are over 50ft tall, and while skilled surfers push the limits in that extreme surf, a rescue team is there to help keep them safe. >> training every year as much as possible. every surf session out there is a training session for us. so you're right. it is. it does take a certain skill and a choreography to it, but it's something that we've mastered over the years. >> now the mavericks rescue team hasúeight local volunteers. they devote learning more about the bestt& ways to make rescues in big sur. one surfer, who was rescued by the team says after a bad fall on a big wave, he was struggling out there in the water when he heard the radioúchatter of the

rescue team. >> they were coordinating where they were going to pick me up, and how and if i just was like, it it struck me how professional the whole thing was. and how honest those guys are. >> well, every fall, the rescue team leads a free water safety summit to educate the public. our time now isú657. don lemon's new show is over. before it started, it's mad at me and i just putúout a statement about and the interview that he is apparently so upset about. now. the former cnn tvúanchor says elon musk pulled the plug on a deal that would have had don lemon hosting a show on ax. lemon says he learned about the cancellation shortly after he taped an interview with elon musk for the premiere of the don lemon show on monday. in a post on ax, elon musk claimed the interview lacked authenticity spand that don lemon is welcomeo

build his viewership on ax, along with everybody else. >> smash and grabs no longer limited to parked empty cars, spthe warning from the oakland police department about a recent increase in smash and grabs with drivers still inside. a bill to ban tiktok in the united states overwhelminglyúapproved by the house. the haveúon local businesses and content creators. then a four day workweek one step closer to becoming reality nationwide. the legislation being introduced today that wouldúlimit how many hours a person can work. >> from ktvu, foxútwo news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. and yeah welcome back. >> i caught that ick. that's going around so many offices and families feel better a little. yeah. thank you.

>> checking on you. checking on steve paulson's forecast for you . >> anything else. >> yeahn gusty winds. there you go. ñ> yes, sir. all right.ú40s. 50s on the test. the wind will be the big story here. we have clear skies, temperatures will be bumping up with that offshore breeze. everything developing though down towards las vegas, southern california, arizona. that sprin. but we've had gusts 4050 to spv0mph. mount diablo has been & there tocc3 f1 knows it's windy. that's for sure. but it'll be warm. it'll be sunny. just you might have to deal with blustery to windy conditions here, but temps on their way up today and also tomorrow. all right let's hope the traffic isn't standing still to let us know.. >> all right, steve, very good. you know, if we go to the golden gate bridge, i will show you the flag that we were showing you last time. in case you missed it. it is windy out there. you will see that traffic may be affected. it may not yoursela