and shut down a road for hours. we'll tell you the latest on what we know so far. plus i can't believe this is happening to us. >> it's already been really hard just being a business owner in oakland. >> thieves in oakland, ransack the store of a popular clothing de gner over the as r weekend, and thousands of dollars in handmade items have been lost. the devastated owner talking and making demands as she struggles to recover. and it's the 45th anniversary of the sisters of perpetual indulgence in san francisco. you'll see the

celebration that brought together sisters from around the world to their founding city of san francisco. >> so from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. >> it's monday april 1st. no fools no fools. all right. let's check in with steve paulson, beautiful day yesterday. i think for most of the bay area right until late. >> but yes, that is correct. >> okay. what are we expect today? >> sunshine? fine. oh, plenty. no, fool. and as you said there 40s on the temps here. 40s or low 50s under clear skies. that's a look at all the lightning strikes, mainly east and south. but it was close for a few yesterday. but now it has cleared out. and temperatures for april 1st 60s and 70s. what? you heard me. it'll be a nice day today and tomorrow then. big changes, middle of the week. all

right. allie rasmus is here filling in for sal. no cones this morning. allie. >> not that i can see, you know, clear, clear skies, you said. and clear roadways as well on the highway because not a lot of traffic out there. i was pretty surprised, pleasantly, to see just how empty some of our bay area bridges and roadways are. let's get you out the door so you can see for yourself. bay bridge toll plaza. there's barely anyone on the road. let's skip over to 880 in oakland. nice and smooth traffic there for people going through. and let's move ahead to i don't know what's going on with my traffic cameras. i think they need to be rebooted, which i will do in a second. san mateo bridge traffic looks good. 401. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali san jose police are investigating a car crash where a pedestrian was killed just outside a school. it happened last night at about 730 near one of the campuses of the harker private school. authorities say a man was walking along saratoga avenue near interstate 280 when he was hit by a car and later died at

the scene. saratoga avenue was closed in both directions near moore park avenue. so far, police have not identified the pedestrian who was hit or said what happened to the driver of the car. an oakland business owner is angry after thieves ransacked her clothing store. it was all caught on camera when thousands of dollars in merchandise was stolen and her store was vandalized. >> ktvu zac sos talked to the owner of that business to see how she's coping with this mess. >> this is so disappointing. i can't believe this is happening to us. >> taylor filming the moment she arrived at her downtown oakland clothing store easter sunday to shattered glass strewn across the floor. >> and this was empty. he empty that shelf. he emptied that shelf. and then i went and looked on the camera, captured at around 530 in the morning, casually helping himself to thousands of dollars worth of merchandise at the taylor j collection purses, dresses and other items, many of which were hand designed by the owner. i just felt violated. it was just traumatic. like it's already been really hard just being a

business owner in oakland, having like physical locations. and so just knowing that someone came into a space that we pay for, that we put all our energy or time and money and life into it just felt terrible watching in tears at the time what the thief did next, only adding salt to the wound after looting the store, the man coming back for seconds, he took two of the suitcases and filled them up with inventory too, and stole our stuff with our own suitcases. >> the burglar also taking off with the store's computer system. taylor, now facing what she estimates to be at least $20,000 in damage and stolen items. >> it's terrible. this is already a really emotional day for me. for one, my nephew died a year ago and the last time we were with him was on easter sunday. so my family, it's already a, you know, very like emotional day. and then we were going to church and then this happens. >> taylor's store, just the latest to be targeted on her broadway block. two different bakeries also boarded up her message to city leadership. >> my message is to help us out,

stop this. like if you want our city to grow, to thrive and not die, then you have to take it serious that businesses we are, we build, we create, the community. we are keeping the economy going. and if we are suffering and we can't survive, what happens to our city? >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> thank you zach. the business owner tells us she is grateful for the support she is seeing from the community. a fundraiser has been set up to help cover her some of her losses, and we have a link to that on ktvu .com. >> our time is now 404. oakland mayor xiang tao wants to change the city charter to ban the police commission from taking part in the next search for a police chief. mayor tao, according to the east bay times, says only the mayor and the city administrator should be hiring the police chief, and that change would require a new ballot initiative. right now, under oakland city charter, the mayor selects the police chief from a list provided by the police commission. the mayor, tao, says that's not the most effective process and has criticized it. oakland went more

than a year without a permanent police chief until late last month. floyd mitchell was named by the mayor as the new police chief. >> rideshare drivers in san francisco are planning to rally for fair treatment and better pay today. drivers from uber and lyft will stage a series of events to address critical issues impacting their work. the rally will go from uber headquarters to lyft headquarters, both of which are located in san francisco. some of the issues they plan to address are low pay, unfair deactivations, high company fees and safety risks. drivers will also raise concerns about the impact of autonomous vehicles on the industry. >> our time now 405 the city of oakland, reportedly plans to offer a five year lease extension to the a's at the coliseum. espn is reporting that deal would give the a's a temporary home until its new stadium in las vegas is built. as part of that new deal, the

a's would pay more than $19 million a year over five years for a total of $97 million. reports showed that right now they paid just 1.25 million a year. the a's current lease at the coliseum expires at the end of this season. the two sides plan to meet tuesday about this proposed contract. that includes an opt out after three years. >> the weather was pretty nice in most places around the bay area for easter egg hunts, brunch and picnics, and that includes a special easter celebration in san francisco. ktvu alice ward shows us why this year's inclusive easter in the park has even more meaning. >> thousands turned out for the 45th annual easter in the park here at mission dolores. it's also the 45th anniversary of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. in 1979, there were only four. now there are thousands around the world. >> the sisters are a wonderful reflection of our community, so

we are the l, the g, the b, the t, the q, the i and the a of our community. what a better way to give them visibility than to throw some glitter and rhinestones on each other and prance around the park on easter sunday. >> coincidentally, march 31st is transgender day of visibility. sisters came from around the world to celebrate in their founding city, all enjoying unity in the community. >> we all come together in the spirit of togetherness and joy to spread that joy and give it to other people, and that just recharges the battery. >> since 1979, the sisters of perpetual indulgence have become a san francisco institution, spreading joy and reflecting the community, supporting many causes that ended in disaster. the nondenominational, non-judgmental event offered exciting activities for people of all ages. an easter egg hunt, and games for young kids. >> this was like, really fun thing because it was really crowded at the park and you could also and i saw lots of friends. >> there was a contest for

easter bonnets later in the day. hunky jesus and foxy mary contests many contestants and plenty of spectators. >> easter is a wonderful time for the sisters and for the community you to see oceans and oceans of smiles on. i love that and the fact that it's trans awareness day. it's so important because so many trans people have been so picked on and abused over the years. >> easter offered a chance for a coronation of new sisters as well to our community, to myself, and to my vows and to my vows. >> amen. amen. are women? are women, and all the rest of us in san francisco? >> alice waters, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. alice. very nice. well, not far from the mission, people gathered for the annual potrero hill big relay races. did you see any of this? always fun. the annual event has been around since the early 2000. seems to get bigger every year. the children who are 13 and younger get to go first, then they're followed by all the big kids who are equally excited to

ride their trikes. many very big , many racers go all out to deck out their special rides with fancy decorations as well. >> you haven't done. >> we didn't get to see any of the big the bigger, older competitor, but i have i have not done that, not yet. no, i did have a big wheel as a kid. yeah, okay. and it was super fun, but i might be a little afraid to do that now. yeah. very fun. yeah. steve potrero hill is a wonderful area. >> yes. you can sit up there and look over the entire city. yeah. it's wonderful. it really is pretty. all right. we have a nice forecast for you. believe it or not. look at all that thunderstorm activity that popped up. you know, i got to give the european forecast model credit. it did have things bubbling up sunday evening. and that's exactly what happened. now most of it was east and south. but we have cleared out that system has pushed off into southern california. it's a busy morning for the morning weather folks down in phoenix in scottsdale. look at that kaboom and most of this is taking the

turn now out of southern california. but 40s on the temps, low 40s for some. livermore is down to 42. menlo park 43. a little north breeze is keeping santa rosa at 49 degrees north at 36 mount diablo, you can see there's a northerly breeze, so we have an offshore breeze. so that'll allow attempts to bump up 21. jackpot and truckee south lake tahoe 29 degrees 47 phoenix. that's cold for them. arcade is at 4047 down in monterey. but today and tomorrow look good. so nice the rest of the week. no big changes. end of the week. but today and tomorrow, sunny and warmer. no fooling with temperatures bumping up. i actually went on the high side in a lot of these 60s and 70s. you guys all right. >> thank you steve a rental assistance program launched in milpitas. we're going to take a look at how the initiative works and what low income residents and workers need to know in order to apply. >> and no one won saturday's lottery powerball lottery jackpot, which is almost $1 billion. we talked to bay area lottery players hoping to hit it

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to recover, and a suspect is now in custody. following an attack sunday morning, san francisco police were called to ocean and lee avenues at 9:00 yesterday morning, right near city college . video from citizen app shows the scene where the man was stabbed. the suspect was arrested, but it's still unclear what led to the attack. >> our time now. 413. a former cal train executive is accused of turning some areas of public train stations into private homes. san mateo county da's office charged joseph navarro with felony theft of public funds. prosecutors say he was held by a former employee of a caltrain contractor when he

secretly built apartments at two train stations on the peninsula. they say navarro? s apartment was remodeled office space in the agency's historic burlingame train station, and prosecutors say his alleged accomplice also had an apartment at the millbrae station. an important move in san jose for more affordable housing. >> the city council unanimously approved an anti-gentrification rule that will help protect low income renters. now under the new law, 20% of affordable apartments in new city funded properties will be reserved for lower income applicants. living in high displacement areas and applications are now open for a program to give money every month to some low income families. in milpitas, the city is going to give 50 families living or working in milpitas $645 a month for rental housing support for up to two years. the money will go straight to the landlords to pay the rent. the applications are due by the end of the month. >> all right. our time is 415.

the powerball lottery jackpot keeps climbing towards a record high amount. you have about 15 hours now to buy your ticket before tonight's $975 million drawing ktvu lamonica peters talked to players who hope to hit it big. >> it's probably the first time i've actually bought one. why not? my luck isn't all that that lucky. >> sometimes with nearly $1 billion powerball jackpot on the line, people who say they've never purchased lottery tickets before are now taking their chances. >> one player at the 7-eleven store on kooser road in san jose says she's able to play now because she just turned 18. >> it's exciting. it's different. i haven't i've never done something like that before. so it's kind of fun. >> monday's powerball will be worth an estimated $975 million. this is powerball's fifth largest jackpot, and the last jackpot winner was in michigan

on january first. ernie's liquor store in east san jose had a big winner back in 2018, and this sunday people bought scratcher card games, lottery tickets and dreamed of what they'll do with a huge jackpot. >> i'm here with my son avery and avery. tell me, what's the first thing you're going to buy, a ton of gum. >> a ton of gum. yeah. okay. well i'm gonna buy a pool in miami, florida, and, a lot of other stuff. >> while some players say traveling the world is high on their list of things to do, maybe greece. >> i'll go greece. >> other players say planning for the future is their biggest priority. >> my mom wants to move somewhere with like, land and property, so i would probably help her out with stuff like that, and then, i don't know, give my grandma some money and things and then college, obviously, because i'm going to

college next year, so that'll be a big expense and there's no other way, you know, give it to a little bit of family, split it all over. >> you know, you have until 7 p.m. on monday to get your powerball ticket. now, if you win it all, you may want to wait until tuesday to tell anyone. monday is april fool's day, and they may think you are playing a prank on them. la monica peters ktvu fox two news. >> don't pull that prank on anyone. that would just be me. thank you. lamonica. the uc berkeley snow lab reports a foot and a half of snow over the last couple of days. this is video from earlier this month, but the snow level still had about 107% of normal. let's check in with meteorologist steve paulson with an update on our workweek forecast. and i don't know if there's any more snow rain in the forecast. >> okay. end of the week for sure. yeah low snow levels as well. but today and tomorrow is all about sunshine and warmer temps. look at the thunderstorm activity that erupted here late in the day. i was sitting there

reading and all of a sudden, what's that noise? and it was rain came in, but not till about 637 last night. there were some pretty good rumors. for what it's worth, the atmosphere was about as unstable as it gets around here on sunday. what's. it's called cape, which is a measure of convective activity. was the 26th highest ever at oakland over oakland, which since they went back to 1948. so if you thought that that's impressive. usually you see that in the middle of the country or in the, you know, texas or denver, that kind of activity. look at the buoy lit up this morning in arizona for many 40s on the temps low 40s. livermore is down to 42. so 40s, 50s to the north, 40s and 50s. if there's any breeze, you're up in the low 50s. if not, you're down in the 40s. bodega bay, though 53. there's your northerly breeze or north northeast, so that's in place. clear skies, looks good. 44 ukiah, 50 sacramento, and then 50 southern california. 49 las vegas and 47 cool degrees in arizona. but we're all set for sunshine today

. what about the rest of the week? tuesday looks good. wednesday. oh. here we go. and then thursday. friday for sure, some more cold temps coming in and wind with some rain. looks like more of a cold and windy pattern than it does anything else. sunny and warmer. no fooling. mostly clear. lots of sunshine. let's go for it. temperatures today, mainly 70s, you guys. >> right, steve? thank you. well, you heard steve. and there's a warning for us all. avoid all beaches in los angeles county because of high levels of bacteria. that warning by the department of public health will continue through wednesday morning, but they say it may be extended if the rain down there makes things worse. officials say the rain causes bacteria and debris from the streets and the mountain areas to flow down into the ocean, and contaminate the waters with. >> the bay is rainy season nearing an end? allergy season is in full swing. allergists say rain typically washes away the pollen, so when it stops, more people call their doctor with allergy symptoms. those include itchy and watery eyes, a stuffy or runny nose, sneezing and congestion. the american academy

of allergy, asthma and immunology reports seasonal allergies affect 10 to 30% of the global population. >> our time now for 20. we have the latest on the tragedy up in truckee. investigators telling us more about a plane that went down over the weekend and how the passengers had ties to the bay area, and a return of bird scooters to the bay area. >> how soon operations could restart

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the silicon valley venture capital firm up west identified liron and his wife naomi, as the victims of a fatal plane crash in truckee saturday evening. writing in part in a social media post, liron left a huge imprint on the lives of many of our founders and is remembered for his unwavering commitment to their journey, his honest advice, integrity and empathy exemplify the journey we took as founders and investors along the way. >> he was a very founder friendly investor with legs on the ground. >> tal shared petrushka invested in his company envi back in 2011. he says the support brought opportunities he couldn't have imagined. >> it's a big loss for us, our community in the silicon valley, and it's a big shoes to fill up. i hope that all of us will keep on supporting, the next generation of founders like he did. >> the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration are investigating the crash. officials say the single engine

plane crashed on union pacific rail property south of glenshire drive, between the rail line and truckee river. the ntsb, asking anyone with surveillance video to contact them as they try to figure out what happened. the couple leaves behind three sons. >> such an inspiring guy. i'll miss him personally as i hope he rest in peace. i hope the family will be good. our heart is with them. >> our time is now. 424. happening today, city leaders in palo alto will decide whether to get rid of parking spaces along el camino real to make room for bike lanes. the caltrans will be repaving el camino and has proposed adding those bike lanes along the road through palo alto. caltrans says that changes would make the road safer, but the city council has to approve the plan to remove parking. even though caltrans has authority over el camino, which is a state

highway. well, in the east bay, some sidewalks and driveways are will be temporarily closed this month. take a look at these google street view images. the construction will take place along san pablo avenue between ashby avenue in berkeley and brighton avenue in albany. only the sidewalks and driveways not in compliance with the americans with disability act will be worked on. the caltrans says the update is to make it easier for people with disabilities to navigate through that area. the closures will continue until spring of 2025. the electric scooter company bird, may soon be back in business in the bay area, according to the redwood city post. >> the scooters will be back in redwood city in the next month. bird scooter filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year and temporarily suspended operations. it is now under new ownership. at&t has launched an investigation into the source of a data leak that may have exposed personal information of 73 million current and former

customers. at&t reports the data, including social security information, was linked to the dark web about two weeks ago. that data could include customers going back to 2019. at&t is notifying customers who are impacted by that breach. well, do you want to make more than $100,000 a year? a recent report shows the best college majors to hit that mark midway through a career. the new york federal reserve identified engineering as one of those majors that had a median wage of $100,000 a year about halfway through their career. the other five majors that hit that same mark include computer science, finance, economics, construction services, and business analytics. >> our time now for 26. in the emergency room in san mateo county will be closed while the seton facility is halting their services. and how long it will be off limits. >> and despite a loss in the home opener and the bay fc saw a sellout game, we're going to

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a complex cleanup is underway in baltimore following last week's deadly bridge collapse. the actions crews are set to start today to open an alternate shipping channel, and a new minimum wage starts today for millions of california fast food workers. it's not just the boost in pay that's taking effect, though. the new standards for the industry as well. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. no fooling no fooling, no fooling. >> good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday it's april 1st april fool's day. >> it is. >> but be kind. yeah. maybe in your in your jokes today or

pranks or whatever. all right. steve paulson. we've talked about things we've done to our siblings or, you know, in the past. don't don't do anything to your parents coffee or anything, though, okay? just don't do it. >> no, no, no. might do something to my own coffee. all right. 40 on most of the temps here, it's clear there's a little bit of an offshore breeze. so that will translate into lots of sunshine. and we are looking for let the sunshine in, dave. let the sunshine in. mostly clear. cool morning, breezy in the hills. lots of sun and warmer. and it looks good today for above average temps. and tomorrow before big changes. end of the week. all right ali is here to quiet you fix your computer i did i had to do a whole reboot, but i had a whole half an hour to do that. >> to get ready to tell you about some minor issues that are on the road this morning. things looking like they're getting a little bit more busy, but nothing too bad. let's start with a crash that we want to tell you about northbound 242 at

clayton road. the vehicle is off on the right hand shoulder, so and it is in that northbound direction. so hopefully it doesn't tie things up too badly. be aware if you are driving through the macarthur maze eastbound 580 to the eastbound 80 split, there is a car stalled in the gore point. so just keep your eyes out and make sure you are aware of some of those stalled vehicles on the road. there's also a crash on westbound 92 as you approach the san mateo bridge, but that vehicle on the right hand shoulder don't expect too much of a backup south bay commute looks pretty good at this hour. san mateo bridge traffic moving along nicely as you make your way over the peninsula and bay bridge toll plaza traffic also light 431. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali work crews in baltimore made some progress over the weekend dismantling the bridge that collapsed last week. but one of the country's largest ports remains shut down. and as doug luzader reports from washington, federal officials worry about the impact of prolonged closure could have on the economy. >> well, there is a sense of

urgency here in washington, but this is a dicey operation in baltimore because of the scale of this disaster. to look at what remains of baltimore's. francis scott key bridge, it's hard to see signs of progress. the trusses are still strewn across the river, and the nearly 1000 foot long container ship that triggered the collapse remains stuck. but if you look closely, workers have been carefully cutting through some of the wreckage. when will you visit baltimore? >> baltimore? next week. >> the president said on saturday he would visit baltimore at some point this week, but this is going to be a slow recovery. and the stormy weather expected this week won't make that any easier. this is a remarkably complex operation. >> we know this is going to be a long road to recovery, but we know that we have to move with safety and we have to move with speed in order to get our commercial engine going again. >> and while the search continues for the missing road crew workers, that commercial

engine is a big concern, not just for port workers in baltimore, but for supply chains around the country. >> there are east coast ports that can temporarily absorb the traffic that would have been headed to baltimore, or whether we're talking about the containers or vehicles. but it's not the same, of course, not the same. >> and reopening the port is just the first step in a recovery that could take years. now, even with federal help, rebuilding the bridge could take some time. it took about five years to build the key bridge back in the 70s in washington. doug luzader, fox news doug, thank you for that. >> update. the collapse of the bridge in baltimore is also bringing attention to other bridges around the country. the national transportation safety board says the francis scott key bridge was in satisfactory condition before it was hit by the cargo ship, but data from the federal government reveals more than 42,000 bridges across the u.s. are in poor condition. >> 1 in 3 bridges across the united states need some sort of repair or reconstruction work now, because of the amount of

money needed to repair a bridge, some older bridges remain closed and that impacts surrounding communities by throwing off supply chain routes for trucks and impacting emergency vehicle response times. >> our time is now 434 happening today. most fast food workers in california will be getting a pay raise under a new law that raises the minimum wage. now the new salary baseline will be $20 an hour. also, a fast food council will be created to develop standards, rules and regulations for the fast food industry. the workers and labor unions have praised the pay increase. however, some business owners say they'll be forced to raise their prices or lay off employees to offset their costs. >> certainly there'll be some price increases. we'll see. just how extensive they are and we'll see how they roll out over the next couple of months. new regulations always have a lot of impacts that aren't expected now. >> other businesses worried

their employees, who earned less than the new fast food salary minimum, will switch jobs and create mass vacancies for other industries starting today. >> seton medical center coastside is closing its emergency room due to storm repairs. the moss beach hospital is expected to reopen its e.r. in 6 to 9 months. administrators said a thorough assessment revealed the need for extensive repairs, but county supervisor ray muller, who represents the san mateo county coast, said he had, quote, grave concerns about the impact of the closure on the community. he says the seton co-site emergency room is the only facility of its kind serving the region. in a group of nurses in the south bay plan to go on a three day strike starting tomorrow. they cover three hospitals and 13 clinics and belong to the union santa clara county registered nurses professional association. they are calling for better pay and increased staffing. santa clara valley health care says it has been preparing for the walkout and will have fill in nurses. it

does not think patient care will be severely compromised, although some appointments may be rescheduled. >> our time now for 36 carpool lanes in california will soon be reserved just for carpools, right now, these carpool lanes allow cars with two or more people and also allow cars with them. maroon, green, and yellow stickers. these decals are for clean air vehicles. the california started allowing clean air vehicles to use carpool lanes back in 1999, but the dmv says beginning in 2025, they will no longer be allowed. and that comes after governor newsom signed an executive order back in 2020 requiring that all new cars and passenger trucks sold in california be zero emission vehicles by the year 2035. >> despite a loss in their inaugural home opener saturday, the bay fc saw a sellout crowd of 18,000 people packed into paypal park in san jose and. pam

on and off the field. >> the club is having a big impact on the community, showing the rise in their popularity. ktvu is bailey o'carroll had a look behind the scenes at the group of women leading the club's front office in san francisco jen malay, jessica jackson, lisa goodwin, chaff, brady stewart and danielle slayton make up bay fc. >> s all female executive team and c-suite. there's times when i kind of, sort of can't believe we've come as far as we've come. >> the people that are in these roles are the right people. they are women, but they are definitely the right people to be in them. >> the five women all come from different backgrounds, both personally and professionally, but they share a common goal. >> the ultimate goal is one to be a global brand. we believe it's possible, and that is really the north star that sort of driving us as an organization, the opportunity to hopefully turn that vision into a reality here in the bay area, surrounded by supportive women and men, is not lost on them.

>> i think the thing that stands out to me most is that, i can really just be my authentic self and not that i couldn't before, but for some reason there's just like a freedom to it, of not feeling like you're the only one, like the only person of color, the only woman in the room. and to not have to really kind of have that baggage, is lovely. >> and while not all five have extensive sports backgrounds, it's just that diversity that makes them stronger. they've all worked for years to get to where they are, all starting and coming from different places. >> my first job i worked at a vegetable stand selling vegetables, my first job while also playing on the women's national team was was as a skycap outside of the san jose airport for american islands. >> my first job i was i taught swimming lessons. >> i was a lifeguard, i think i worked at like a snack bar. >> my first job was at a golf course in novato. i was a starter and a waitress, but now, years later, they're here. >> incredibly rare, at least

from my perspective, that you get to do something that leaves a lasting legacy, and they're going to make sure that they reach down and pull up the next generation of women alongside of them. i think bay fc, we have the opportunity to build a legacy in the bay area and in women's sports globally. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. bailey i love that she asked them their first job. yep, that's great. you know, because it's it. it doesn't just get working right. get some experience somewhere. >> that's great. where are you start doesn't mean where you end. >> true. >> exactly right. although i started in weather. did you really? >> yes, i did in chico. >> your very first job. >> very first job. real one was, don't don't look at that graphic yet. see, i, yes, i walked into a cage, hsl walked in, i said, i need a job, and the guy said, you ever thought about doing the weather? i said, no, but i can do it. and he hired me. >> well, you can't do it. >> so. and there you go. nice that phone call to my parents, i

think they both fell off the floor. i fell down on the floor. you're doing what? all right, sunny today, tomorrow. and then cooler and windy. rain returns thursday into friday. i know friday is important here, but look at this system. i mean, it's a busy morning in arizona. no doubt about it. we are on the look at all that thunderstorm activity that popped up. give the euro model credit. it nailed it on friday for sunday. it was nice during the day. then look at all that activity coming off the mountains. north wind, north northeasterly breeze here. mount diablo north at 37. most locations in the hills have a little bit of a breeze. 40s on the temps. livermore, kelseyville 42 a napa airport has a breeze otherwise, that's why they're 5440 three half moon bay 43, menlo park. orinda is 41. lafayette's 42, danville is in there. north dublin clayton, castro valley, pinole says catch me if you can. orinda, both at 41 cool degrees, 2129 truckee, south lake tahoe. good old prescott, 35. phoenix 47. las vegas 49. that is cool for the 1st of april, no doubt about it.

and our pattern looks good though. monday, monday, tuesday, wednesday will be the transition day and here we go. watch on thursday. this will be another cold system dropping into friday as well. friday and then some snow in the mountains. but cool and windy with some rain developing by the time we get to the end of the week. but not today and tomorrow. sunny and warmer. mostly clear morning, lots of sunshine, temperatures bumping up. i think tomorrow will be the warmest day, but it will be really nice today. >> all right. thank you. steve. a section of one of california's most scenic roads is closed. this morning. over the weekend, part of the road washed out near the rocky creek bridge in big sur and damaged the southbound lane of highway one. take a look there. caltrans has closed a part of highway one from palo, colorado to just south of limekiln state park. that's about 45 miles stretch. state officials say as many as 1600 people may be stuck in the area. now that it's closed. there's a bigger overhead view of that collapse. convoys will lead people out at about 8:00 this

morning. it's unclear when the section of the highway will be able to reopen, and residents in marin city and tamalpais valley want changes to the a caltrans flood reduction project. >> now, this project would deal with long terme sea level rise and flooding along highways one and 101. caltrans wants to raise up the highway 10 to 14ft. the marin independent journal says some of the residents have concerns, and they spoke out at a public forum on thursday, saying they don't believe the city has adequate drain systems or infrastructure for this project. also they say the project will trigger environmental and health risks with pollution. >> american airlines changed its policy about flying with pets. the restrictions that are now a thing of the past, and skiers and snowboarders enjoy an easter weekend with a fresh layer of snow. >> we tell you the outlook for california resorts in an effort

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tens of thousands of israelis staged the biggest anti-government protests since the war against hamas began. they're demanding a ceasefire deal in order to free the remaining hostages. now, the protesters rallied outside of a parliament building in jerusalem, showing frustration over prime minister. netanyahu's handling of the war. and they called for new elections. >> anyone who says i'm not doing everything i can to bring back the hostages is wrong and is misleading. while israel israel has flexed its positions in the negotiations, hamas hardens its positions. >> now, indirect talks between israel. and hamas resumed yesterday, but no major advancements were made. >> it appears car prices are finally falling across the bay area during covid era. supply

chain problems. car prices spiked because inventories were low. but according to the mercury news, bay area car dealerships say they have plenty of cars on the lot and not enough people buying them. one dealership manager told the paper cars are sitting on the lot for 60% longer than last year. at this time. eight new international airlines are being added to the tsa precheck program. customers pay a fee, fill out an application, and complete an interview for a five year pass for quicker security clearance, the airlines added. the program are eligible for passengers to fly destinations like tahiti or the bahamas. american airlines is offering more flexibility to travelers who come on board with their pets. the airline will now allow passengers to bring one full sized carry on, along with the companion pet, in plane cabins. any additional bags will need to be checked. this new rule change took effect last week. before the change. travelers could only bring a small carry on that fit under the seat, and pets were only allowed on board with a

$150 fee. home sales are increasing across the bay area, a potential sign that the market may be gaining some momentum. data from the california association of realtors says home sales rose 25% in february from the prior month. inventory however, remains low. that's pushing up the price of a home in the bay area. the price of the median single family home rose to $1.2 million in february. that's up more than 22% compared to this time last year. some homeowners are borrowing against their future retirement funds in order to buy a house. a bank rate survey says almost 10% of homeowners took money out of their 401 k or other retirement plans in order to secure a new home. 16% of gen zers and 12% of millennial buyers used retirement funds for their down payments. financial experts warn against such moves because of future loss of investment, growth over time. experts say homeowners should use retirement funds as collateral for loans. that way, you can ensure that you get the

down payment you need while avoiding taxes or penalties. >> all right. our time is 448 skiers and snowboarders enjoyed a lot of new snow in the sierra over the easter holiday weekend. a fresh layer of snow covers the lake tahoe area right now. that's how i ski. there are some reports that between 12 to 25in of snow fell over the weekend, and this late surge of winter like weather will push the resorts to stay open past their expected snow season. >> they're saying they're going to go all the way through april, through the 28th. the other resorts looking at palisades, they're looking at that model of maybe pushing a little bit longer. we'll wait for about a week to see what they see. with throughput skiers and riders, mammoth will always push a little bit longer. they just have that base out of the southern california area to do it. >> and coop knows, the experts say. during the next week, another foot of snow may be enough to allow the resorts to stay open longer, and we want to take a live look right now at interstate 80 in truckee. now

the road looks pretty clear right now, but saturday night chain controls were in effect in this area, and steve paulson is here now tracking the latest gazette conditions here in the bay area. steve, what i'm tracking is i've lost my show. >> so yes, i've lost it. >> so that does happen. >> you're going to have to tell us what the weather is without all that fancy stuff. hold on a minute. >> there we go. okay, hold on a minute. i think it's on its way. there it is. okay. 40 on the temps here. 42, livermore 43 at half moon bay, 43 menlo park. mountain view says don't forget about me. i never would mountain view not not 44, in walnut creek. and temperatures quite cool under clear skies. woodside's down to 40. stanford campus 41, los altos, menlo park, atherton, all at 42. even another observation over on the coast. mid 40s. san carlos in there. san mateo mid 40s 21. truckee 29. south lake tahoe 31. in reno looks good today. our system is now down in southern

california. arizona giving them a wide variety of weather, but rain moves out. thunderstorms are done for now. we're on the drier side. a little bit of an east northeast breeze. so sunny, breezy and warmer today into tomorrow. but change is on the way. winds starting wednesday and then for sure thursday, friday and probably again sunday into monday. what it's more rain and temperatures will take a plunge here. upper 50s maybe. the key going forward is a lot of you have put your garden in. you have some a lot of a lot of things are blooming sunny and warmer. no fooling today. and also tomorrow. 60s for a few 70s for most. tomorrow i think will be the warmest day, but then change starts wednesday. big changes thursday, friday into saturday. look at the lows there down into the mid 30s here for some. by the time they get to the end of the week. >> all right. thank you steve. well how many hours of sleep do you get. what is a conversation that i have with people. not enough coming up at five. the new research revealing the impact of not getting enough sleep and feeling your age. and

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with for years. she represents all that our campaign stands for the people in southern california. an innovative program matches homeless young people with homeowners willing to help. it is a nonprofit called safe place for youth. homeowners who have an extra bedroom take in a homeless young person between the ages of 18 and 25 for at least six months to give them a chance to improve their lives. >> the homelessness problem is, has skyrocketed. these young people who have nowhere to go, that's that's not right. the community needs to step up. i feel a lot more calm, a lot more, tranquil, i guess you could say. >> and, it's a nice change of pace. i'm gonna do my best to, be respectful, respect her space. just like she's, going to respect minds. and remember that i'm a guest in her home. >> the homeowner is paid a stipend of up to $700 a month to help cover the expenses. and the young person receives help from a case manager for schooling, job training, permanent housing placement, or counseling.

several easter egg hunts were held in the south bay sunday to make the experience more enjoyable for children with special needs, like your ears, easter. bay area christian church hosted multiple free, sensory friendly egg hunts at its sunnyvale campus for kids of all ages. organizers say the number of kids for each egg hunt was limited. the efforts were made to reduce the noise during the event. >> well, it's a beautiful community out here. we're very fortunate to live in this area and to have community events like this is really something special, especially around the easter holidays. so we're grateful. >> bay area christian church was founded in 1996 and has seven locations throughout the bay area. three. two one. well, families headed to tilden park over the weekend for an easter egg hunt and brunch with the

easter bunny. dozens of children stormed the field outside the tilden merry go round. many of them had their own bunny ears ready for the occasion. smiles all around for children as they collected a basket full of eggs. before the hunt, families enjoyed a buffet style pancake breakfast, and they got to take some photos. about 100 people hiked up to the highest point in san francisco at sunrise. it is all part of a 100 year old easter tradition. a crowd of worshipers gathered at the mount davidson cross. it stands about 100ft tall. the easter service is intended to renew hope regardless of your background or what you believe in. organizers talked about how the event has faced a lot of challenges over the years. >> we've had services here through the rain, through some mosquitoes. we've had all kinds of conditions up here. but that's the thing about coming up here. it is a it is a battle for hope. and so sometimes you just got to fight for it, fight through it. >> mayor london breed was among those who took part. she shared

how as an adult, she has a greater understanding of the message she learned growing up. going to church with her grandmother. golden state warriors host the dallas mavericks tomorrow night in a battle of two teams eyeing the playoffs. the warriors won their fourth straight game last night, beating the san antonio spurs on the road 117 to 113. coach steve kerr said steph curry was extra motivated because his family came to celebrate easter. steph celebrated with 33 points, including seven three pointers. draymond green had one of his best offensive nights of the season, chipping in with 21 points and 11 assists. we did a great job of bouncing back, getting the two games in florida and setting ourselves up, you know, to if we take care of business to get a four on one road trip. the warriors won. despite the spurs seven foot, four inch center victor wembanyama, he scored 32 points, though last night he's on his way to winning rookie of the year. the oakland a's have their

have managed to get their first win of the season. they are looking to get their second tonight against the red sox. the a's hosted the cleveland guardians for the first series of the year at the coliseum. the guardians managed to tie the game at three in the eighth inning. a's infield abraham torum drew toro drew a four pitch walk with bases loaded to win the game. in the ninth, 4 to 3. the a's took that win. the giants are hoping to bounce back after one of their pitchers got hit by the padres. daulton jefferies gave up nine runs in his first game for the giants after missing a season following tommy john surgery. big home run for thairo estrada did not help much, though, as the giants lost 13 to 4. they split their first with the padres and will head to los angeles to face the dodgers tonight. one of the giants big off season acquisitions already making a splash with fans. outfield gyeongju lee hit his first mlb home run over the weekend in san diego, and the

young fan who caught it was originally from the bay area. he said he would return the ball in exchange for a chance to meet him. the team shared that photo of that meeting on social media at yesterday's game. >> all right, pam, right now in san jose, an investigation continues into a deadly crash that killed at least one person. and shut down a road for hours. we'll tell you the very latest on what we know so far. >> plus, i can't believe this is happening to us. it's already been really hard just being a business owner in oakland. >> thieves in oakland ransacked the store of a popular clothing designer over the easter weekend. thousands of dollars in handmade items have been lost. the devastated business owner making demands now as she struggles to recover. and it's the 45th anniversary of the sisters of perpetual indulgence in san francisco. you'll see the celebration that brought together sisters from around the world to their founding city of san francisco.

>> from ktvu, fox two news. this . is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday april 1st. let's check in with steve paulson for our weather. >> nice. nice. be warmer today. yes 40s and 50s to start here. some low 40s. palo alto's in there. livermore is in there. the reason santa rosa is 49 is because they have a north wind and nine miles per hour that will do it. so i think they'll be one of the warmer locations today. thunderstorms erupted late on sunday, mainly east and south, but if it clipped you there they go. they're on their way now into arizona and southern california. we can let the sun shine in today, that's for sure. mostly clear here. breezy in the hills, lots of sun and warmer. no, we're not, we're not joking here. upper 60s to low and mid 70s on the temps today. all right. allie's here. 5:00. still quiet. >> it's relatively quiet. i

think maybe a lot of folks have the day after easter sunday off. and so we don't see a lot of traffic in spots. but some problems you want to be aware of. let's start with look at the maps. if you're driving in from central valley, pardon me. on westbound 580 you will see some slow traffic coming into that livermore valley, but no major problems there to tell you about . from there we'll go to highway four, bay point. you can see it's busy, but again, traffic moving smoothly. also similar situation for highway 24 in lafayette in the east bay. folks heading towards the caldecott tunnel. no issues there to tell you about. same story for 880 in oakland. and we want to end with the south bay. we can show you overall the maps here things look good. the south bay commute , as you know, doesn't usually pick up. it's a little later in the morning, but from there we are going to go even farther south, where ktvu james torres is live. he's talking about an emergency closure on the monterey coast, part of highway one shut down because part of the roadway washed away in this weekend's storms. let's check in with james, who is on the road

in the south bay. james, where are you now? and how are emergency crews handling the closures? >> well, ali, welcome to the back seat of our car here we are passing a fremont at the moment. here headed our way to the monterey coast where the messaging coming from, people who work there who are dealing with this emergency road closure simply is do not come to big sur. this week, and here's why. part of the highway one has washed off part of that coast was already under construction from last year's storms. well, now further up the coast, right around limekiln state park, just south of carmel, another part of the roadway washed out, breaking up the southbound lanes. so you have two points where there's some massive erosion and now some repairs that need to be made. monterey county officials say it happened saturday afternoon and they've been looking for a fix since. but in the meantime, people in between the two closures are finding themselves stuck, and tourism experts in the area are asking you for the time being, stay away right now, as far as you

know, as we've talked about and has been talked about, big sur is not available in the way that it has been in the past, and so we will put out messaging that discourages any visitation under the current conditions. >> it just can't happen. >> yeah. a number of state parks in the area all shut down temporarily. there's really no word how soon that would reopen. it all depends on how soon these crews can get this part of the roadway. that big hole, that big gap filled in. and of course, with the support underneath caltrans and the chp have been working on what they're calling convoys connecting with people who are stuck in between the two closures and then using the far lanes of the roadway. you see, the northbound lanes aren't affected. and using those lanes to get them out, they were able to do that for about 300 people yesterday. there are still a few hundred cars left in that area waiting for that escorted evacuation. we also heard from the tourism agency there telling us that hotels lodges are also

offering, certain evacuation rates and conference rooms for people who are still stuck waiting for those evacuations, giving them an opportunity to charge some phones, stay in a warm place and really just wait out until they get that emergency help. we are live this morning, headed our way to the monterey coast. of course, we'll keep you updated as we learn more. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, james, for that update. san jose police are investigating a car crash where a pedestrian was killed just outside a school. it happened last night at about 730 near one of the campuses of the harker private school. authorities say a man was walking along saratoga avenue near interstate 280 when he was hit by a car and later died at the scene. saratoga avenue was closed in both directions near moore park avenue. so far, police have not identified the person who was hit or said what happened to the driver of the car. an oakland business owner is angry after thieves ransacked her clothing store. it was all

caught on camera when thousands of dollars in merchandise was stolen and her store was vandalized, and ktvu zac sos talked to the owner of the business to see how she's coping with it. >> and this is so disappointing. i can't believe this is happening to us, taylor j filming the moment she arrived at her downtown oakland clothing store easter sunday to shattered glass strewn across the floor. and this was empty. he empty that shelf. he emptied that shelf and then i went and looked on the camera, captured at around 530 in the morning, casually helping himself to thousands of dollars worth of merchandise at the taylor j. >> collection, purses, dresses and other items, many of which were hand designed by the owner. >> i just felt violated. it was just traumatic. like it's already been really hard just being a business owner in oakland, having like physical locations. and so just knowing that someone came into a space that we pay for, that we put all our energy or time and money and life into. it just felt terrible watching in tears at the time what the thief did next.

>> only adding salt to the wound after looting the store, the man coming back for seconds, he took two of the suitcases and filled them up with inventory too, and stole our stuff with our own suitcases. the burglar also taking off with the store's computer system. taylor now facing what she estimates to be at least $20,000 in damage and stolen items. >> it's terrible. this is already a really emotional day for me. for one, my nephew died a year ago and the last time we were with him was on easter sunday. so my family, it's already a, you know, very like emotional day. and then we were going to church and then this happens. >> taylor's store, just the latest to be targeted on her broadway block. two different bakeries also boarded up her message to city leadership. >> my message is to help us out, stop this. like if you want our city to grow, to thrive and not die, you have to take it serious. our businesses, we are, we build, we create, the community. we are keeping the economy going. and if we are suffering and we can't survive, what happens to our city?

>> zac sos ktvu fox two news. thank you zach. >> well, the business owner tells us she is grateful for the support she's seeing from the community. a fundraiser has been set up to help her cover some of the losses, and we have a link to that on our website, ktvu.com. >> all right. our time is 507. oakland mayor xiang tao wants to change the city charter to ban the police commission from taking part in the next search for a police chief. mayor tao, according to the east bay times, says only the mayor and city administrators should be hiring the police chief, and that change would require a new ballot initiative. right now, under oakland city charter, the mayor selects the police chief from a list provided by the police commission. but mayor tao says that's not the most effective process and has criticized it. oakland went more than a year without a permanent police chief until late last month, when floyd mitchell was named by the mayor as the new police chief. right share drivers in san francisco planned a rally today for fair treatment

and better pay. >> drivers from uber and lyft will stage a series of events to address critical issues impacting their work. the rally will go from uber headquarters to lyft headquarters, both of which are located in san francisco. some of the issues they plan to address are low pay, unfair deactivations, high company fees and safety risks. drivers will also raise concerns about the impact of autonomous vehicles to the industry. >> our time now 508. the city of oakland reportedly plans to offer a five year lease extension to the a's at the coliseum. now, espn is reporting the deal will give the a's a temporary home until its new stadium in las vegas is built. as part of the new deal, the a's would pay more than $19 million a year over five years, for a total of $97 million. reports show that right now, they paid just 1.25 million per year. the a's current lease at the coliseum expires at the end of this season. the two sides plan

to meet tomorrow, tuesday, about the proposed contract that includes an opt out after three years. >> the weather, nice weather allowed thousands of people to show up for a special easter celebration in san francisco. the sisters of perpetual indulgence hosted their 45th annual easter in the park event. it started back in 1979, where there were only four members. now now there are thousands of members in the organization. march 31st also happened to be the transgender day of visibility. sisters came from around the world to celebrate in their founding city. >> the sisters are a wonderful reflection of our community, so we are the l, the g, the b, the t, the q, the i and the a of our community. what a better way to give them visibility than to throw some glitter and rhinestones on each other and prance around the park. on easter sunday, we all come together in the spirit of togetherness and joy to spread that joy and give it to other people, and that just recharges the battery. >> the organization says they

are devoted to community service and outreach. there was an easter egg hunt and other activities for people of all ages. this was like really fun thing because it was really crowded at the park and you could also and i saw lots of friends to myself and a lot of friends. yeah there is also a coronation of new sisters who took to the stage and vowed to bring joy to the community. it was a gorgeous. we were in the city for a little bit yesterday as well and it was great weather, very pretty, pretty clear, sunny day and i think that's going to continue today. let's check in with steve. >> yes, even more so even more so today because today and tomorrow then changes again are on the way for the end of the week. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. we have a slight offshore breeze here, but it'll be nice. but a big change is on the way starting wednesday and then for sure thursday friday and probably on sunday as well. our system is now no doubt about it. making for a good morning. phoenix it's raining out there with thunderstorms, so that's

where that system has gone. look at the thunderstorms which erupted during the afternoon evening. just kind of clipped eastern contra costa county, santa clara county, down towards santa clara valley and then towards the monterey area. but that has since moved out. so we are under clear, almost clear skies. there's a few patches of low clouds, but not a big deal. 41 boulder creek north at 13 oakland hills, 50 north at 14, in mount veeder, 49 north at 24. i think you get the idea. there's a north breeze in there, 40s and 50s on the temps here, temperatures a little cool for some 41 boulder creek, 40s, mid 40s for most santa clara, those at 43 and socal, also at 43, felton at 42. 20s in the mountains 39. arcadia eureka blue. that's cold. 35 in prescott, las vegas down to 4846 in phoenix. man, that's cold. 52 palm springs whole system is now churning in southern california, and it's going to be an active weather maker as it heads into the four corners and out. but for us, rain moves out, thunderstorm activity is all gone. we're on the drier side

and on the offshore breeze side. so sunny and warmer. you can see that coming around the high there. it will be with us today and tomorrow. cooling starts wednesday and then it sure looks like rain, cooler and windy. if not colder. settles in on thursday into friday. yes, i know friday is important and then again maybe sunday. so enjoy the next couple of days. sunny and warmer. no fooling. mostly clear here. lots of sunshine. looks good. temperatures pushing the mid 70s for a few 60s 70s closer to the coast and also the bay today and tomorrow look good. start to cool down wednesday then big change is wednesday or thursday. friday and probably again sunday . >> okay. thank you steve. a rental assistance program launched in milpitas. we take a look at how the initiative works and what low income residents and workers need to know in order to apply. >> and no one won saturday's powerball lottery jackpot, which is almost $1 billion dollars. we talked to bay area lottery players hoping to hit it big

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and a suspect is now in custody following an attack sunday morning, san francisco police were called to ocean and lee avenues at 9:00 yesterday morning near city college. video from citizen app shows the scene where the man was stabbed. the suspect was arrested, but it is still unclear what led up to the

attack. >> our time now 516. a former executive at caltrain, now accused of turning some areas of public train stations into private homes. san mateo county da's office charged joseph navarro with felony theft of public funds. prosecutors say he was helped by a former employee of a caltrain contractor when he secretly built apartments at two train stations on the peninsula. they say navarro's apartment was remodeled office space in caltrans historic burlingame train station, and prosecutors say his alleged accomplice also had an apartment at the caltrain station in millbrae. >> an important move in san jose for more affordable housing, the city council unanimously approved an anti-gentrification rule that will help protect low income renters. now, under the new law, 20% of affordable apartments in new city funded properties will be reserved for lower income applicants living in high displacement areas.

applications are now open for a program to give money every month to some low income families in milpitas. the city is going to give 50 families living or working in milpitas $645 a month for rental housing support for up to two years. the money will go straight to the landlords to pay the rent. the applications are due by the end of the month. >> all right. our time is 517. well, this is no april fools joke today. you could become a billionaire. the jackpot for tonight's powerball lottery drawing is estimated at $975 million. it would be the game's fifth largest jackpot ever, and so far the biggest one this year. earlier this year on new year's day, someone in michigan won $842.5 million. now we interviewed several first time lottery players here in the bay area, including one woman who can legally buy a ticket now after she turned 18 years old. >> it's exciting. it's

different. i haven't i've never done something like that before. so it's kind of fun. >> it made me play, you know, because, i mean, i don't run with luck. so i mean, like you said, it's $1 billion, so i mean, it's worth a shot. >> here you go. oh, several big lottery winning tickets have been sold at ernie's liquor store in san jose. a group of bank workers. employees want half $1 billion with a mega millions ticket back in 2018. you never know. you never know. >> it's always nice to kind of think about what you do with the money, right? yeah a little joy for the moment. all right. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. sounds like we're going to have a lot of sun today in name only though as a billionaire. >> yeah. in name only. you don't get that. yeah. after taxes you don't get that. but in name only i take half though i take half. yeah i can you get by on that. yeah. all right we do have our system that's just churning into southern california and arizona. big time for tucson. phoenix. scottsdale looks like it's staying south right now. flagstaff. but that's going to

make for an active day there. maybe even to las vegas as well. we are on the drier side. and all that thunderstorm activity to popped up sunday. clipped areas to the east and the south that is pushed out. 40s on the temps here. i didn't see any 30s yet, but it's close for a couple and 40s. if you get a breeze and you're in the 50s, there to the north, look at the sonoma 56, napa 54. only way that can have a north breeze. same for occidental. bodega bay, san anselmo's down to 41 degrees 39 ukiah. there's one. okay, so to the north there's 119 in truckee, 28 south lake tahoe, 46, phoenix 35, prescott 48. las vegas. cold there 39. arcata 27. at the lone outpost there in elko system moves out, the breeze picks up and rain moves out. every active weather pattern that we've had the last three days is now east and south of me. so sunny, breezy and warmer for your monday and probably tuesday as well. you can see the offshore direction as the high builds into the north. it will be with us for two days and then another system is going to drop in starting on wednesday, and then a big time

drop with much colder temps thursday into friday. and it does look like rain will take us again, maybe into sunday monday. so we're not done yet. even though it's april, there's pattern changes on the way, but today and tomorrow more sunshine and warmer temps will be your friend here a little bit of a breeze in the hills there. 60s for a few 70s for most. i think tomorrow will be the warmest day. then after that the cooldown starts wednesday and a lot of changes thursday, friday and probably on the weekend as well. >> okay steve, thank you. times 520. we have the latest on a tragedy in truckee. investigators giving us new information about a plane that went down over the weekend and how the passengers had ties here to the bay area, and the return of the bird scooters to the bay area. how soon their operations may restart after the company's money problems

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>> pretrial publicity, creates the potential for more people having been exposed to that, which creates additional problems in terms of finding unbiased jurors. >> now, 2500 possible jury members have been summoned. the trial is expected to last between 8 and 10 weeks. time is 524. a venture capital company in silicon valley is in mourning after the deaths of a husband and wife, who they say were valuable staff members. lauren and naomi petrucci were identified as the people killed in the crash of a small plane in truckee. the couple worked for the tech investment firm up west. they were the only passengers on board the plane that was flying from colorado to northern california when it crashed saturday night during moderate snowfall. >> it's a big loss for us, a community in the silicon valley, and it's a big shoes to fill up. i hope that all of us will keep

on supporting, the next generation of founders like he did. >> of west posted a statement on social media describing the couple as having big hearts, touching the lives of everyone they met and that they were a significant force within the company. the couple had three sons, both the ntsb and the faa are investigating the plane crash. time is now 525. happening today, city leaders in palo alto will decide whether to get rid of parking spaces along el camino real to make room for bike lanes, the caltrans will be repaving el camino real and, as proposed, adding those bike lanes along the road through palo alto. caltrans says the changes would make the roads safer. however, the city council has to approve the plan to remove parking, even though caltrans has authority over el camino real, which is a state highway. well, in the east bay, some sidewalks and driveways are due to be temporarily closed

this month. take a look at these google street view images now. the construction work will take place along san pablo avenue between ashby avenue in berkeley and brighton avenue in albany. only sidewalks and driveways not in compliance with the americans with disability act will be worked on, caltrans says. the update is to make it easier for people with disabilities to navigate around in that area. the closures will continue until the spring of 2025. we'll starting today an emergency room in san mateo county will be closed. we'll tell you why the seton facility is halting those services and how long it will be off limits. and despite a loss in the home opener, the bay fc team saw a sellout. great game. we're going to take you behind the scenes of the group of ladies leading the club's front office in san francisco

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a complex cleanup is underway in baltimore. following last week's deadly bridge collapse. the actions crews are set to start today to open an alternate shipping channel, and a new minimum wage starts today for millions of california fast food workers. but it is not just the boost in pay that takes effect. the new standards for the fast food industry as well. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this

is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is monday. it's april fools day yes it's april 1st but you're not kidding. >> do you play any april fools? i do not, you're not that. >> no, i'm not that guy. >> all right, i appreciate that. okay, let's check in with steve paulson. no fool. and it's a nice day today. that is correct. >> yeah. 40s on the temps here. palo alto is down to 41. there are many low 40s here under mainly clear skies. it will be a nice day as we get a little bit of an offshore breeze here. everything is pushed south out of the area. pretty wild weekend for some. not for all, but for many, especially down towards santa clara valley. santa cruz mountains did indeed get the most rain, so that did verify. but let the sun shine in because that's what we have today. it will be a nice sunny warmer, a little bit of a breeze in the hills offshore, which equals 60s to even some mid 70s possible. all right. ali is here and i think it's quiet unless something new popped up. it's

pretty quiet. >> you know i keep checking the chp log and i don't see much on there which is good news for drivers this morning. hopefully a lot of folks maybe have the day off and staying home. the one problem spot that we continue to follow is a northbound 242 just south of clayton road. there is a crash. it's off to the side on the right hand shoulder, not leading to much of a backup. so that is the good news there. taking a look at your east bay commute heading towards the bay bridge. it is all clear this morning. in fact, you drive from the carquinez bridge to macarthur maze just 18 minutes on our aa traffic camera. as you can see here, the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are not on yet and traffic is still pretty light. quick check of one of the cameras in the south bay. 280 in san jose past downtown. not that many people on the road, so it's an easy drive so far. 531 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you ali. starting today, most fast food workers in california will be paid a $20 an hour minimum wage. >> now, ktvu is amanda quintana is in the studio now to tell us the impact this new minimum wage could have. good morning.

>> good morning. yes. so this $20 an hour minimum wage. it's a $4 an hour increase for these workers. and this new minimum wage applies to anyone who works at a chain. so they have at least 60 locations. and where there's limited or no table service. so this will give california's fast food workers one of the highest minimum wages in the country. the state's minimum wage for all other workers is $15.50 an hour. so what does this mean for the customer? well, some major chains like mcdonald's, chipotle, starbucks, jack in the box and shake shack have already said they will have to raise menu prices. alex johnson, who owns a who owns ten auntie anne's pretzels and cinnabons in the bay area, says this new law will cost him about $470,000 a year. >> i want to do right by my employees, and i want to pay them as much as i can. but this bill, ab 1228, has really hit our operations hard, we're no longer hiring. we're not

backfilling positions. we're not growing in the state anymore. we're not expanding more locations. and i'm ultimately thinking about selling or closing my business. >> labor unions and the fast food industry had been fighting over wages for years before lawmakers passed this law last year, saying many of the more than 500,000 fast food workers in the state aren't teens earning spending money. they're adults. depending on that money to support their families. but now layoffs are a concern, and workers could get fewer hours because of this as well. so we'll have to see the impact of all of this. dave >> all right amanda thank you. time now. 533 will work. crews in baltimore made some progress over the weekend dismantling the bridge that collapsed last week. however one of the nation's biggest ports is still shut down . douglas ater reports from washington that federal officials worry about the impact a long closure could have on the economy. >> well, there is a sense of urgency here in washington, but

this is a dicey operation in baltimore because of the scale of this disaster. to look at what remains of baltimore's francis scott key bridge, it's hard to see signs of progress. the trusses are still strewn across the river, and the nearly 1000 foot long container ship that triggered the collapse remains stuck. but if you look closely, workers have been carefully cutting through some of the wreckage. when will you visit baltimore and baltimore next week, the president said on saturday he would visit baltimore at some point this week, but this is going to be a slow recovery and the stormy weather expected this week won't make that any easier. >> this is a remarkably complex operation. we know this is going to be a long road to recovery, but we know that we have to move with safety and we have to move with speed in order to get our commercial engine going again. >> and while the search continues for the missing road crew, workers that commercial engine is a big concern, not just for port workers in baltimore, but for supply chains around the country. there are east coast ports that can

temporarily absorb the traffic that would have been headed to baltimore. >> whether we're talking about the containers or vehicles. but it's not the same, of course not the same. >> and reopening the port is just the first step in a recovery that could take years. now, even with federal help rebuilding the bridge could take some time. it took about five years to build the key bridge. back in the 70s in washington. doug luzader fox news. >> thank you, doug, for that update. the collapse of the bridge in baltimore is also bringing attention to other bridges around the country. the national transportation safety board says the francis scott key bridge was in satisfactory condition before before it was hit by the cargo ship. but data from the federal government reveals more than 42,000 bridges across the u.s. are in poor condition. >> 1 in 3 bridges across the united states need some sort of repair or reconstruction work, because of the amount of money needed to repair a bridge.

>> some older bridges remain closed, and that impacts surrounding communities by throwing off supply chain routes for trucks and impacting emergency vehicle response times. starting today, seton medical center coastside is closing its emergency room due to storm repairs. the moss beach hospital is expected to reopen its e.r. in 6 to 9 months. now, administrators said. a thorough assessment revealed the need for extensive repairs. but county supervisor ray mueller, who represents the san mateo county coast, said he had, quote, grave concerns about the impact of this closure on the community. he says the seton coastside emergency room is the only facility of its kind serving the region. a group of nurses in the south bay plan to go on a three day strike starting tomorrow. they cover three hospitals and 13 clinics. they're calling for better pay and increased staffing. santa clara valley health care says it has been preparing for the walkout and will have fill in nurses. administrators say patient care will not be compromised, but

some appointments may be rescheduled. >> our time now, 537 carpool lanes in california will soon be reserved just for carpools. right now, these carpool lanes allow cars with two or more people, and also allows cars with maroon, green, and yellow stickers. these decals are for clean air vehicles. the california started allowing clean air vehicles to use carpool lanes back in 1999, but the dmv says beginning in 2025, they will no longer be allowed. this comes after governor newsom signed an executive order back in 2020, requiring all new cars and passenger trucks sold in california to be zero emission by the year 2035. >> well, despite a loss in their inaugural home opener saturday, the bay fc saw a sellout crowd of 18,000 people packed into paypal park in san jose. >> yeah, on and off the field, this soccer club is having an impact on the community, showing

rising popularity. ktvu bailey o'carroll looked behind the scenes at the group of talented women leading the club's front office in san francisco. >> jen malay, jessica jackson, lisa goodwin schaaf, brady stewart and danielle slaton make up bay fc's all female executive team and c-suite. there's times when i kind of, sort of can't believe we've come as far as we've come. >> the people that are in these roles are the right people. they are women, but they are definitely the right people to be in them. >> the five women all come from different backgrounds, both personally and professionally, but they share a common goal. >> the ultimate goal is one to be a global brand. we believe it's possible, and that is really the north star that sort of driving us as an organization, the opportunity to hopefully turn that vision into a reality here in the bay area, surrounded by supportive women and men. is not lost on them. >> i think the thing that stands

out to me most is that, i can really just be my authentic self and not that i couldn't before, but for some reason there's just like a freedom to it, of not feeling like you're the only one, like the only person of color, the only woman in the room. and to not have to really kind of have that baggage, is lovely. >> and while not all five have extensive sports backgrounds, it's just that diversity that makes them stronger. they've all worked for years to get to where they are, all starting and coming from different places. >> my first job i worked at a vegetable stand selling vegetables, my first job while also playing on the women's national team was a was as a skycap outside of the san jose airport for american islands. >> my first job i was i taught swimming lessons. i was a lifeguard, i think i worked at like a snack bar. >> my first job was at a golf course in novato. i was a starter and a waitress, but now, years later, they're here. >> incredibly rare, at least from my perspective, that you get to do something that leaves a lasting legacy, and they're

going to make sure that they reach down and pull up the next generation of women alongside of them. i think bay fc, we have the opportunity to build a legacy in the bay area and in women's sports globally. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey. great story. yeah. thank you. my first job was a hostess at a restaurant at oh, really? right. >> yours that i was a paper boy. you were a paper boy? of course paper boy. did you did you throw them from the bike? >> from your bike? okay. yeah that's great. steve paulson, your first not not not real job. your first job. >> i think it was at a i, i had a couple of odd ones. >> we all worked a lot. >> 16 i don't think they lasted very long. one of them was at the cafeteria at saint mary's college. i think that lasted about two days. and i said, not for me, not for oh, not my. >> one of my favorite jobs was working the flower cart at ucla outside. and i got to make a little flower arrangements for people. oh, i would i would love doing that today. yeah, that was

fun job. >> why don't you just go ahead, pamela, you know what i think i will. all right, we'll take a look at snow from the mountains. i'm putting together rain totals. it was all about santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley as soon as i get to that. but for the snow, not too bad here. tahoe donner had 21in of snow from friday to sunday. north star 20. heavenly 14. bear valley at 14, who else is in there? kirkwood 16. sugar bowl 17. homewood at 18. so you know, february and march were kind to the mountains. they took a while, but it finally arrived with some snow. and you can see our system from the weekend is now in southern california, arizona giving them a lot to talk about. thunderstorm activity erupted late sunday, the forecast model of the european. i went with that and it showed it and boy did it nail it. so there it was. now again, if you were north, probably nothing but east and south, no doubt. 40s on the temps here, some low 40s for some 50s for napa airport, 55 because of a north breeze. same for vacaville if you're held up by a breeze. pittsburgh is probably in there, but 40s 50s on the temps.

lafayette's 4141 in danville as well. north dublin in there. so a little chill in the morning. air 21. truckee 28 south lake tahoe to 39 arcadia 48. in las vegas and a brisk 46 in phoenix. i don't use sky harbor. it's just it's a it's compromised by too much asphalt and cement. but you can see the low churning in southern california moving into areas that will be a big weather maker moving through the four corners and out into the plains. there our weather has turned sunny on the sunny side here in breezy, but it will be warmer today and tomorrow. high pressures are fair weather friend. it will be large and in charge for about two days. wednesday we start to cool down and then here we go again. another low drops in thursday and friday, and probably a little break saturday before another one swings in on sunday as the way it's looking. so enjoy the warmth, sunshine we're due. we're going to get it. we're starting off april with nice sunshine. temps 6070 today and also tomorrow. >> all right steve thank you. time's 543. a dramatic rescue in southern california where a

horse was dangling dozens of feet in the air while the crews out there used a helicopter to save that horse. >> and skiers and boarders enjoyed this easter weekend with a fresh layer of snow. we have the outlook for california resorts and how long they

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he staged the biggest anti-government protests since the war against hamas began there, demanding a cease fire deal in order to free the remaining hostages. the protesters rallied outside of a parliament building in jerusalem , showing their frustration with prime minister netanyahu and his handling of the war. and they're calling for new elections. >> as anyone who says, i'm not doing everything i can to bring back the hostages is wrong and is misleading. while israel israel has flexed its positions in the negotiations as hamas hardens its positions now in direct talks between israel and hamas resumed yesterday, but no major advancements were made. >> at&t has launched an investigation into the source of a data leak that may have exposed personal information of 73 million current and former customers, at&t reports the

data, including social security information, was leaked to the dark web about two weeks ago. the data could include customers going back to 2019. at&t is notifying customers who are impacted by the breach. it appears car prices are finally, finally falling across the bay area during covid era supply chain problems. car prices spiked because inventories were low. but according to the mercury news, bay area car dealerships say they have plenty of cars on the lot and not enough people buying them. one dealership manager told the paper cars are sitting on the lot for 60% longer than last year. at this time. the electric scooter company bird may soon be back in business in the bay area, according to the redwood city pulse. the scooters will be back in redwood city in the next month. bird scooter filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last year and temporarily suspended operations. it is now under new ownership. eight new international airlines are being added to the tsa precheck

program. customers pay a fee, fill out an application and complete an interview for a five year pass for quicker security clearance. the airlines added to the program include those with destination to tahiti and the bahamas. that sounds nice. >> yes it does. >> american airlines offering more flexibility to travelers with pets. the airline will now allow passengers to bring one full sized carry on along with their pet carrier. the new rule takes effect took effect last week. before the change, travelers could only bring a small carry on that fit under the seat. >> all right, our time is 548 skiers and snowboarders. you enjoyed a lot of new snow in the sierra over the easter holiday weekend. a fresh layer of snow now covers the lake tahoe area. there are reports between 12 to 25in fell over the weekend at this late surge of winter like weather will push the resorts up there to stay open past their expected season. >> they're saying they're going to go all the way through april,

through the 28th. the other resorts looking at palisades, they're looking at that model of maybe pushing a little bit longer. we'll wait for about a week to see what they see. with throughput skiers and riders, mammoth will always push a little bit longer. they just have that base out of the southern california area to do it. >> now the experts say during the next week, another foot of snow may fall and be enough to allow the resorts to stay open longer. in fact, we're going to take a live look at interstate 80 in truckee. again, these are live pictures. it looks pretty clear right now, but saturday night chain controls were in effect in this area. let's go to ktvu ali rasmus, who's watching our roads? ali, what's the latest in our commute? >> our commute is getting a little bit busier as the morning goes on. so there was a period of about 20 minutes where there was nothing on the chp cat. it seemed like everything was pretty calm out there. and now we're starting to see a bunch of minor, relatively minor things pop up. so be aware of that. if you're headed out on the road, we're going to start with a look

at your drive into the livermore valley 580 westbound through the altamont pass is fairly slow, but taking a look at the south bay from there, the only problem you will see is southbound 280 just north of stevens creek boulevard. that's a crash involving two vehicles, but it's off to the side of the road, so hopefully it won't tie things up there. here you see the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights just turned on a little bit of slow traffic and some of those middle toll lanes. 880 in oakland north and southbound. things look good here. but be aware south of this picture. southbound 880 just north of tennyson, there is a crash that is blocking 2 to 3 lanes that just came in in the last three minutes or so. so we do expect traffic to start to back up a little bit in that southbound direction. here's a live look at 280 in san jose. again we mentioned that crash at stevens creek. it doesn't seem like it's having a huge impact on the traffic in that northbound direction. on the right handle, though, it does look a little bit sluggish. but again, that crash is on the

right hand shoulder. 551 let's check in with steve paulson. i'm looking forward to another nice spring day today and tomorrow. >> then after that you're on your own, ali. all right, all right. >> i'll get the jackets back out i would yes. >> end of the week for sure. mountain view, livermore. have something in common. they're both 42. there are some low 40s here. i did see an upper 30 in ukiah. that's it. a little bit of a breeze holding vacaville napa up. so we do have a slight east northeast breeze. 41 woodside, atherton, menlo park, stanford closed for los altos, so the los altos hills is 48 and mid 40s on the san mateo coast. also from foster city, san mateo and belmont. san carlos down to 43. little bite to the morning air 39 arcata. how about that? 46 in phoenix, 48 in las vegas. that's where the system is. 46 also down in monterey, the low we had for the weekend is finally taking the turn. southern california giving them rain. and now it's moved into arizona and pushing into new mexico. so rain moves out. high pressure builds in so say goodbye to now for any

thunderstorm activity but sunny, breezy and warmer today and tomorrow. i think we deserve it. that's the high. you can see the flow coming around that right there, right there, right there. well, you're going to do this or not. there you go. right there. that's. so we get the offshore breeze. what about for the end of the week. same. no big changes. another cold low is going to drop in here starting on thursday taking us into friday. maybe a little break saturday before another system drops in on sunday. so the you know the trend is your friend and the trend is we are in an active pattern even though they're getting a little weaker, i don't think it's stopping any time soon here. sunny and warmer temperatures bumping up a lot of 60s near the coast or 70s inland. and tomorrow looks just as nice. maybe a smidge warmer. then change starts wednesday. big changes, end of the week. >> okay steve. thank you. times five 5320 years ago. google made a big change in the way we use the internet. we're going to look back at gmail two decades after it was rolled out, and the warriors are back home after a

successful road trip. >> we'll tell you what motivated stephen curry to play even better than he usually does last night.

working an overnight shift can have a tremendous toll on the

health of an employee. researchers at a sleep clinic in tampa, florida, studied hundreds of employees who normally work from 11:00 at night until seven in the morning. they found that those overnight workers typically fall way short of the eight hours of sleep they say is needed to stay healthy, and we have found that shift workers are more susceptible to having increased inflammation in their body, and that inflammation can be, a risk factor for developing things like metabolic syndrome and obesity and heart disease as breast cancer risks and cancer risks are higher in shift workers that pam, i know sleep is good. i know it's real good. medical experts are urging overnight workers try to develop a consistent sleep pattern if you can, and take daytime naps whenever you can. specially easter egg hunts were held in

the south bay to make the experience more enjoyable for children with special needs like your ears. >> easter. >> bay area christian church hosted multiple free, sensory friendly concert at sunnyvale campus for kids of all ages. organizers say the number of kids for each egg hunt was limited, and efforts were made to reduce the noise during the event. the golden state warriors host the dallas mavericks tomorrow night in a battle of two teams eyeing the playoffs. the warriors won their fourth straight game last night, beating the san antonio spurs on the road 117 to 113. coach steph curry. steve kerr said steph curry was extra motivated because his family came in to celebrate easter with him on the road. steph celebrated with 33 points, including seven three pointers. draymond green also had one of his best offensive nights of the season. he chipped in with 21 points and 11 assists. >> we did a great job of

bouncing back, getting the two games in florida and setting ourselves up, you know, to if we take care of business to get a 401 road trip. >> the warriors won despite the spurs seven foot, four inch center victor wembanyama, he scored 32 points last night. he is certainly on his way to winning rookie of the year. >> he's incredible. time now five 558. the oakland a's won their first game of the new season, and they're going to try to win their second game tonight against the red sox. the a's hosted the cleveland guardians for the first series of the year at the coliseum. the guardians tied the game at three in the eighth inning, but a's infielder abraham toro drew a four pitch walk with the bases loaded that won the game in the ninth inning, 4 to 3. san francisco giants hope to bounce back after one of their pitchers was hit during their game with the padres. daulton jefferies gave up nine runs in his first game for the giants after missing a

season after tommy john surgery. a big home run from thairo estrada, but the giants lost the game 13 to 4. they're heading to los angeles now to play the dodgers tonight. >> there is not available in the way that it has been in the past. >> yet another landslide takes out part of california's most precarious highway. we tell you how long the big sur coast will be cut off from the rest of california as highway one is shut down again and one person is dead this morning after a deadly crash in a neighborhood in san jose. we'll tell you where the city stands in the efforts to try to keep pedestrians safe from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday april 1st. be nice if you're going to be nice. thanks

>> yeah. >> don't tell someone that they won the lottery. don't do that. all right? steve paulson has a nice, forecast for us. we do. >> sunny day. nice today and tomorrow. then changes again are on the way. but today and tomorrow, 40s and 50s on mainly 40s are a lot of low 40s here, especially around palo alto, atherton, menlo park, woodside. they're all around 40, 41 degrees. livermore is 42 degrees. lots of thunderstorm activity erupted late yesterday afternoon evening, mainly east and south. that has now pushed into southern california and arizona so we can let the sun shine in today because it looks good. mostly clear, maybe a few patches of low clouds, but i'm just lots of sun and warmer and no fooling today. temperatures will bump above average here for many 60s and 70s. all right, allies here. still quiet or something new at 6:00. >> it seems like there are a bunch of new things sort of popping up. but, you know, things were pretty quiet for the last hour, and then all of a sudden it's like everyone got out on the road. so here's what

you have to be aware of. we're telling you about that crash southbound 880 just north of tennyson. this had been blocking some lanes. now the latest update from chp. all lanes are clear again, but you do see a little bit of a backup as you approach the san mateo bridge across the bay. a northbound 101 at marsh road. there's also a crash there. now, we checked this last time around and we didn't see the crash icons yet, but now we know. westbound 580 at grant line road, there is a crash, so that's going to make things slow. heading through that altamont pass. here's a look at our triple a traffic cameras of the bay bridge toll plaza. you see that things are a little bit slow there in those middle lanes. the metering lights are now on, but overall less volume at this hour at least compared to another maybe non day after the holiday. monday so san mateo bridge traffic looks good as well. quick check of westbound highway four at bay point getting busier. 602 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you ali. well, emergency crews are asking people stay away from the big

sur area. ktvu james torres joins us now live with an update on the slide. the road closure and the people who are now stranded. james >> yeah, good morning to you. well, at one point it was as many as 1600 cars stranded between two two points of the big sur monterey cove area because the two major roads there, both as a result of erosion underneath the highway and they just simply have been washed out. now, the latest closure affects the southbound lanes, the closest to the cliff. this is near rocky creek bridge. that's between carmel and big sur. you can see those two lanes that are just absolutely rather that roadway, that part, that southbound lane washed out. now cones separating the northbound and southbound lanes. at this point, it happened saturday afternoon and it's miles north of another closure along highway one already under construction because of storms last year. and as a result, some people who spent the weekend or even planned just a day in the area

are stuck because there is no outlet in either direction. caltrans now working on a plan to get those people out and the local tourism agency is working on keeping people safe in the meantime. >> happily, we were able to get almost a dozen hotels on the peninsula, offering evacuee rates rates for those who might not been able to get home, residents of big sur, so the hospitality industry stepped up in a big way, and caltrans and the chp have been working on convoys connecting with people who are stuck between the two closures and using the far lanes of highway one to try to get them out. >> that would be the northbound lanes. they were able to do that for more than 300 drivers yesterday, and they say they'll pick it back up a little later this morning. now there are still hundreds, a couple few hundred cars left waiting for that escorted evacuation. the good news is the erosion on the closure isn't affecting, the northbound lanes, and it isn't getting worse. and as long as that stays the case, then

caltrans and chp, all those crews will still continue to use those northbound lanes to try to get people out away and get them back home. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, james, for that update. we'll check back in with you throughout the morning. san jose police are investigating a car crash where a pedestrian was killed just outside a school. it happened last night at about 730 near one of the campuses of the harker private school. authorities say a man was walking along saratoga avenue near interstate 280 when he was hit by a car and later died. sarah avenue was closed in both directions near moorpark avenue. so far, police have not identified the pedestrian who was hit or said what happened to the driver of the car, but this is san jose's seventh pedestrian death so far this year, putting the city on track to surpass last year's total of 26 pedestrian deaths. >> our time is now 605. a popular clothing designer and business owner in oakland angrily speaking out after a

thief ransacked her business yesterday on easter sunday, surveillance video in oakland shows a man breaking into the taylor j collection, stealing items like purses and clothing, many of them hand designed by taylor j herself. and the thief came back a second time stealing suitcases and a cash register system. i just felt violated. >> it was just traumatic. like it's already been really hard just being a business owner in oakland, having like, physical locations. and so just knowing that someone came into a space that we pay for, that we put all our energy or time and money and life into. it just felt terrible. >> now the owner, taylor j. estimates at least $20,000 in damages and property losses. other businesses on that very same block have been hit as well, including two different bakeries. time is now. 606 oakland mayor shang tao wants to change the city charter to ban the police commission from taking part in the next search

for a police chief. mayor tao says only the mayor and the city administrator should be hiring the police chief, and that change would require a new ballot initiative. right now, under oakland city charter, the mayor selects the police chief from a list provided by the police commission. but mayor tao says that's not the most effective process and has criticized him. oakland went more than a year without a permanent police chief until late last month. floyd mitchell was named by the mayor as the new police chief. >> rideshare drivers in san francisco planned a rally today for fair treatment and better pay. drivers from uber and lyft will stage a series of events to address critical issues impacting their work. the rally will go from uber headquarters to lyft headquarters, both of which are located in san francisco. some of the issues they plan to address are low pay, unfair deactivations, high company fees and safety risks. drivers will also raise concerns about the impact of autonomous vehicles on the industry. oakland reportedly plans to

offer the a's a five year lease extension at the coliseum. according to espn, the deal would give the a's a temporary home until construction of its new stadium in las vegas is complete. as part of the new deal, the a's would pay more than $19 million a year. it would also give the team an option to opt out after three years. the a's current lease at the coliseum expires at the end of this season. the two sides plan to meet tomorrow to discuss that contract. >> all right. our time is 607. nice weather yesterday allowed thousands of people to show up for a special easter celebration in san francisco. the sisters of perpetual indulgence hosted their 45th annual easter in the park event. it started back in 1979, when there were only four members, but now there are thousands of members. march 31st also happened to be the transgender day of visibility. sisters came from around the world celebrating in their founding city. >> the sisters are a wonderful

reflection of our community. so we are the l, the g, the b, the t, the q, the i and the a of our community. what a better way to give them visibility than to throw some glitter and rhinestones on each other and prance around the park on easter sunday. >> we all come together in the spirit of togetherness and joy, to spread that joy and give it to other people, and that just recharges the battery. >> now, the organization says they're devoted to community service and outreach. there was an easter egg hunt as well, and many other activities for people of all ages. >> this was like a really fun thing because it was really crowded at the park and you could also and i saw lots of friends to our community. >> there was also a coronation of new sisters who went on stage and vowed to bring joy to the community. >> 20 years ago today, gmail was unveiled. at the time, gmail was revolutionary, offering 250 to 500 times more storage than the leading web mail services by yahoo and microsoft. because it

was announced, though, on april fools day in 2004, some people thought it was a prank, but one writer with the associated press knew it wasn't because he had been invited to google's headquarters in mountain view to see something the company promised would be worth the trip . >> i was ushered through the corridors into a small office where google co-founder larry page was sitting with an impish grin on his face and sitting in front of a laptop computer, and he said he wanted to show me something, and he did a demo for me of gmail, and he just kind of smiled and said, i think people are really going to like this. >> can you believe that? >> a few people do like gmail? yeah, right. it now has an estimated 1.8 billion active accounts. >> that is a great story. >> it is a great story. it's hard to hard to believe now. we can hardly imagine life without it. right >> all right. time is 610. allie rasmus is here. she'll help you

get to where you need to go. looks kind of busy out there. yeah. it does. wow >> it is getting a little more busy. you can see that in our traffic maps and in our aa traffic cameras that we're going to show you in just a second. but first, let's tell you about what we're keeping an eye on. you see this icon with the exclamation mark there? that is a crash southbound 101 at potrero avenue. this is on the on ramp, and they are calling an ambulance to the scene there. so be aware if you are driving in the city that you'll have to deal with that. we do have some progress when it comes to clearing that crash on westbound 580 at grant line road at the altamont pass. this was involving a big rig, so it's going to take them a little bit of time. you do see slow traffic around there. and then our aa traffic camera shows you the commute on westbound highway 24. it is busy headed toward the caldecott tunnel, but no major problems there. san mateo bridge traffic picking up as well, and we'll take a quick check of 280 in san jose. an earlier crash westbound 280 at excuse me, northbound 280 at stevens creek boulevard now cleared. so

traffic moving once again there. 611 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. ali, we are learning new details about the two people killed in this weekend's deadly plane crash near lake tahoe. the connections the victims had to the bay area and silicon valley, and almost $1 billion up for grabs in tonight's powerball lottery drawing. >> we'll let you hear from bay area residents hoping to win one of the biggest jackpots ever

community is paying tribute to a husband and wife killed in a small plane crash in truckee. >> ktvu is andre senior in the studio now to tell us about this couple and also give us an update on the investigation. andre, good morning to you, david. >> pam. well, the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration investigating this crash. now, a single engine turboprop plane went down in truckee during moderate snowfall. investigators identifying the couple now as lauren and naomi petruska. the couple worked for the palo alto tech investment firm up west, which invests in israeli startups. lauren petruska joined up west in 2012 as a partner and became an adviser to the fund in 2017. >> such an inspiring guy, allison. personally, as a i hope he rest in peace. i hope the family will be good. our heart is with them. >> up west posted a message on social media saying the company

is, quote, heartbroken by this loss. the post described the couple as having big hearts who touched the lives of everyone they met. friends say lauren was an entrepreneur, venture capitalist and mentor. >> it's a big loss for us, our community in the silicon valley, and it's a big shoes to fill up. i hope that all of us will keep on supporting, the next generation of founders like he did up west says israel was a big part of the lives. >> they supported numerous jewish initiatives on and social causes as well. now, the kids were the only people on board that plane that was flying out of an airport near denver, back to northern california, when the aircraft went down saturday evening. no homes were damaged, but nearby railroad tracks must now be repaired. meteorologists say it was snowing during the flight, with visibility about half a mile facing light winds. the plane crash happened between railroad tracks and the truckee river, less than two miles from the truckee tahoe airport. the huskies had three sons. dave,

over to you. >> all right, andre, thank you. time now, 616. well, a helicopter in southern california dramatically lifted a horse that was trapped to safety after it became stuck in a river in southern california. it was something rare to see in riverside county on easter sunday. that horse was strapped to a helicopter and then flown over the santa ana river. it had been stuck there for almost a day. rescue teams used an inflatable raft to get across that rushing river. the horse, which was exhausted, was given a sedative before being airlifted over dozens of stunned neighbors. >> it's pretty interesting. it's an adventurous, easter, that's for sure. on a nice, you know, rainy day. >> better than i thought. so i'm very happy right now. >> we're just trying to keep him healthy and get him some veterinary care. he's dehydrated, tired, but he's a strong boy and he's a fighter, so he put up a good fight. >> he did good. he's safe. the vet thinks that rescue horse may

be suffering from hypothermia, but they do predict he should be okay. >> well, it's no april fool's joke. you do have a chance to be a billionaire today. the jackpot for tonight's powerball drawing is estimated at $975 million. it would be the game's fifth largest jackpot ever. so far, the biggest this year. someone in michigan won $842.5 million on new year's day, and we interviewed several first time lottery players in the bay area, including one woman who can now legally buy a ticket after turning 18. >> it's exciting. it's different. i haven't i've never done something like that before. so it's kind of fun. >> you made me play, you know, because, i mean, i don't run with luck. so i mean, like, you said, it's $1 billion, so i mean, it's worth a shot. >> it's worth a shot. it's worth a shot. >> several big lottery winning tickets have been sold at ernie's liquor store in san jose. a group of bank workers

won a half $1 billion with a mega millions ticket back in 2018. >> pam, we just need to go ahead and win. >> i guess we just need to go ahead and buy a ticket first. alley, alley you have to buy a ticket to. >> even though you're watching the commute, you need to be a part of it. >> when you read that line about you have a chance to be a billionaire. i thought of that. you know that line from dumb and dumber? so you're saying there's a chance? >> there's a chance very, very slim chance. >> but glad those people are having fun. all right. so if you are driving this morning, there is a chance you might get stuck in some traffic. a better chance than winning the lottery. i'll say that. so, southbound 880 at tennyson, we mentioned that crash earlier that had been blocking some of the lanes. all the cars involved are now on the shoulder, but you can still see a pretty heavy backup through hayward as you approach the san mateo bridge because of that, elsewhere in the east bay, things overall looking pretty good. aside from the usual sluggishness at the bay bridge toll plaza, which is where our triple-a traffic camera will take us next, you can see

metering lights are on. very pretty sunrise behind those east bay hills and richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. it's also a little bit slow. this bridge was pretty empty up until about, oh, 20 minutes or so ago. we'll do another check of east bay camera in highway 24 through lafayette and walnut creek. you can see it is getting busier, but no major issues there to tell you about. 619 here's steve paulson. it's a nice clear sunrise in those east bay hills. >> nice today and tomorrow then changes on the way into the week. so today and tomorrow get out and enjoy. take a look at the weekend totals for snow, which was not too bad. palisades tahoe for the month of march. pam guess how many feet they had for the month of march? >> month of march? 1013. okay. very nice. >> not bad? all right. for the weekend, tahoe, donner, north star, heavenly and bear valley. between 14 and 21in of snow. mount rose at 25. rainfall totals. we talked about santa cruz mountains. probably look to

be the focus for the heaviest rain. and lo and behold, that's exactly what happens. sometimes it works out. ben loman 2.09, boulder creek, 207 morgan hill, though with thunderstorms. big time, almost two inches of rain and bonnie doon, 1.86. other rainfall totals fairfax, marin county 1.70. la honda 1.40. petaluma an inch and a quarter. santa rosa just over an inch. redwood city 8/10 san jose two thirds. oakland and san francisco, both with 59/100. our system from the weekend is now churning in southern california and taking the turn in arizona, giving them an active day. there go the thunderstorms from yesterday evening, east and south. they're now gone. 40s, 50s on the temps if you have a breeze. napa vacaville 56 if you don't, it's pretty cool there. you're getting low 40s for many. boulder creek and 40 felton 4143. santa clara 43. socal so a little chill in the morning air 21. truckee 26. south lake tahoe 46, in phoenix 39 in arcadia 29. flagstaff. man, that's cold for 1st of april. that's their system. and rain moves out for

us and high pressure builds in for two days. we will get sunshine and warmer temps. looks to be tomorrow will be the warmest day, but today looks pretty good as well as the high will then start to get knocked down by another system. coming in wednesday will be the transition day. thursday into friday. here we go again. colder, windy with looks like rain likely and some high elevation snow for us. sunny. warmer. no foolin today. looks good. lots of sunshine, warm temps, a lot of 70s next two days. >> all right. thank you steve. many bay area comic book fans make the trek to southern california to celebrate. we're going to hear from some of the people who got all dressed up for wondercon and a local college athlete is trying to take the next step. we're going to hear from stanford's kicker about his goal of being picked in this h's nfl

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season is in full bloom, pun intended. allergists say rain typically washes away the pollen, so when it stops, more people call their doctor with allergy symptoms. those include itchy and watery eyes, a stuffy or runny nose, sneezing and congestion. an estimated 10 to 30% of the global population deals with seasonal allergies. in palo alto city. leaders will

decide whether or not to get rid of parking spaces along el camino real to make room for bike lanes. now, caltrans is going to repave el camino and has proposed adding bike lanes through palo alto, the agency says. the changes would make the roads safer, but the city council has to sign off on the plan to remove any parking spaces. the nfl draft is a few weeks away, and one bay area college football player is trying to become one of the few kickers selected each year. joshua carty is looking to become the first kicker drafted from stanford since 1981. he went from unknown kicker with a soccer background to arguably the best kicker in the country. he is projected to be drafted between the third and sixth round. he says he would love to stay in the bay area. >> honestly the 49ers yeah. 49ers they're not going to take a guy but grew up like in the bay area teams and they're also like, you know, really good. >> carty impressed nfl scouts

and coaches during his long distance kicking drill workouts just about a week ago. we are continuing to update that story about the bridge collapse in baltimore now, raising new questions about the safety of other bridges around the country. the reason there's concerns that there are bridges in even worse shape. and this weekend, spring storm left some nice conditions for skiers and snowboarders. we'll tell you what the late season snow means for the possibility of keeping those ski lifts running even longer. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition.

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pay raise for california fast food workers. the change taking effect today, and what it means for those workers and for consumers. and work continues in baltimore to clear out debris. almost a week after the francis scott key bridge collapsed into a river. how long would this have an impact on the u.s. economy? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right, taking a beautiful sunrise. you do that, pam. cook wow. it looks like a, you know, a nice easter sunrise, too. i think we had a beautiful day yesterday. and that is expected to continue, so no fooling that is a live, full length picture of the actual sunrise here in the bay area. steve paulson has our forecast this morning. thank you for joining us. i guess

first we'll say hello. we don't have the opening bell for some reason, but it's a very good start to the second quarter. dow jones more than 40,000. the s&p 500 wrapped up its best quarter since before the pandemic. so wow. >> i was all prepared for henrik lundqvist. >> we've discussed henrik lundqvist was ringing the bell goalie legend for the new york rangers. yes, we'll talk about that coming up in our 7:00 hour. all right, yes. we have sunrise over the big city. it will be nice today and tomorrow. enjoy temperatures 40s on the temps here. palo alto down to 41. there are many low 40s. woodside, atherton, menlo park, palo alto, all over 41. but we look good today. everything's cleared out. there's an offshore breeze in them there. hills. so let the sunshine in because that's what we're going to do today. it will be a sunny and warmer. no fooling. looks good today and tomorrow. temperatures above average, 60s and 70s. all right. ali's here. and just like that it got busy. >> it did get busy. we are keeping an eye on a few things in the east bay, which is where we're going to start with our

traffic cameras, new crash to tell you about a northbound 680 just before highway 84. and this is where, you know, the sunol grade, where you usually get people coming from the livermore valley or from dublin, pleasanton, and they're all going to get backed up here at this point. so we will continue to keep an eye on that. and south of there, the south bay overall looks pretty good, except for a crash at westbound 237 just before 101. but the vehicles involved are on the right hand side, so hopefully that gets cleared very quickly. here's the live look from our triple a traffic camera of the bay bridge toll plaza, where traffic is moving. okay, it's not as busy as we usually see on a monday. it's possibly because this is the day after easter sunday, and some people have it off in their spring break. for a lot of folks out there as well, with school aged children, here's 880 in oakland. traffic moving okay in both directions. 632 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. we'll starting today, most fast food workers in california will be

paid a $20 an hour minimum wage. ktvu is amanda quintana is here to tell us about the impacts of this new minimum wage and what it could have. good morning amanda. >> good morning. yes. so this is a $4 an hour raise up from 16. and so this is for anybody that works at a fast food restaurant like mcdonald's here. it has to be a chain. that means it has to have at least 60 locations. and then it also has to have limited or no table service. so those are kind of the stipulations for these workers that are now going to get $20 an hour minimum wage. now, this will give california's fast food workers one of the highest minimum wages in the country. the state's minimum wage for all other workers is $15.50 an hour. so now the question is, what does this mean for the customer? well, some major chains like mcdonald's, chipotle, starbucks, jack in the box and shake shack have already said they will have to raise menu prices. alex johnson, who

owns ten auntie anne's pretzels and cinnabons in the bay area, says this new law will cost him about $470,000 a year. >> i want to do right by my employees and i want to pay them as much as i can. but this bill, ab 1228, has really hit our operations hard, we're no longer hiring. we're not backfilling positions. we're not growing in the state anymore. we're not expanding more locations. and i'm ultimately thinking about selling or closing my business. >> we're doing something that's going to raise the price of fast food. it's not going to raise the price of luxury cars. and i say that because low income people are more likely to be affected by these price increases than would happen if prices went up for some other, let's say, luxury. good >> labor unions and the fast food industry had been fighting over wages for years before lawmakers passed this law last year, saying many of the more than 500,000 fast food workers in the state aren't teens earning spending money. they're adults. depending on that money

to support their families. so now there are concerns about possible layoffs, and maybe workers could get fewer hours. but on the other side of this, the labor union is saying these fast food companies, they do have enough money to absorb this extra cost. there is going to be a press conference later today with the labor union. they're basically saying these fast food companies, they can afford to pay us more live in lafayette. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda in baltimore, crews are working on an alternate channel around the site of that collapsed bridge in order to allow shipping traffic to resume at the port. >> those demolition crews are busy. they're cutting through pieces of the bridge to clear a navigational channel. the biden administration approved $60 billion in emergency relief, but transportation secretary pete buttigieg hopes congress will release even more funds. >> if you remember the 2007 bridge collapse in minnesota,

ultimately about $260 million put together, including funds that were put through congress on a bipartisan basis. and i hope and expect this to will be a bipartisan priority. >> it's still not clear how long it may take to create an alternate channel. >> the collapse of the bridge in baltimore is also bringing attention to other bridges around the country. the national transportation safety board says the francis scott key bridge was in satisfac condition before it was hit by that cargo ship, but data from the federal government reveals more than 42,000 bridges across the u.s. are in poor condition. >> 1 in 3 bridges across the united states need some sort of repair or reconstruction work now, because of the high cost to repair a bridge, some older bridges remain closed that impacts surrounding communities by throwing off supply chain routes for trucks and impacting emergency vehicle response times. >> our time is now 636. carpool lanes in california will soon be

reserved just for carpools. right now, the carpool lanes allow cars with two or more people, and also allow cars that have maroon, green, and yellow stickers there for clean air vehicles. california started allowing clean air vehicles to use carpool lanes back in 1999, but the dmv says beginning in 2025, they will no longer be allowed. this comes after governor newsom signed an executive order back in 2020, requiring that all new cars and passenger trucks sold in california be zero emission vehicles by the year 2035. >> skiers and boarders enjoyed a lot of new snow in the sierra over the easter holiday weekend. a fresh layer of snow now covers the lake tahoe area. there are reports that between 12 to 25in fell over the weekend. the late surge of winter like weather will push resorts to stay open past their expected season. >> they're saying they're going to go all the way through april

through the 28th. the other resorts looking at palisades, they're looking at that model of maybe pushing a little bit longer. we'll wait for about a week to see what they see with throughput skiers and riders, mammoth will always push a little bit longer. they just have that base out of the southern california area to do it. >> he's such a great ambassador. he is the area right. coop, thank you for that info. during the next week, another foot of snow may be enough to allow those resorts to stay open longer. every once in a while we get that 4th of july opening, maybe through memorial day. we will see. >> all right. that should make pam happy. ali happy. well, ali, are you happy about this monday morning commute? >> well, it could be worse, but it could be better. how's that all kind of split the difference there for you? it depends on where you're going, of course, as it typically does overall, it seems to be less traffic and less volume of people on the road than on a typical monday. but take a look at this new crash. we are following for you. that is westbound 580 at bayview avenue, the onramp in the richmond area, and an ambulance

is called been called to the scene. three vehicles are involved, but the good news is, is that those vehicles are all off on the shoulder. so it's not blocking traffic, but you'll note a lot of sluggish traffic in our triple a traffic traffic camera. the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. things are pretty slow getting over to the marin county side, traffic just slugging along there and westbound highway four in bay point. it's also very slow, but no major issues on that stretch of roadway to tell you about san mateo bridge getting busy as well. but again, no problems getting over to the peninsula. it is. 638. let's check in with steve paulson. a lot of nice pictures there, including that sunrise behind you. >> i think we're due, aren't we, ali? here today and tomorrow. yes, it looks really good here. we have lots of sunshine on the old weather menu and we're. and again, there's no joke this time. we're not getting any rain weekend snow. tahoe donner 21in. north star 20. heavenly at 14,

bear valley at 14. there was a lot up there. homewood i think 1617 in there as well, along with sugar bowl and palisades tahoe for the month of march at 13ft. we went on a limb and said, i think the most rain will fall on friday, the most rain will fall in the santa cruz mountains. and lo and behold, it happens. sometimes forecast models are right below 2.09 boulder creek, 207 morgan hill, with thunderstorms added up to almost two inches, and then bonny doon, 1.86. fairfax in marin county had one of the higher totals as well. 1.70 la honda, 1.40 petaluma an inch and a quarter santa rosa just over an inch. redwood city 810. vallejo also had 8/10, san jose two thirds, oakland and san francisco both with 59/100. powerhouse low for the end of march. march went out like a lion, no doubt, and april goes into southern california and a big day for arizona. that's a strong system for early april. yesterday afternoon, skies lit up, especially east and south. thunderstorms rumbled through. boyle is pretty big. north. you were like, what are you talking about? but it was a pretty good show there. late in the day,

4050 on the temps here, a couple of low 40s showing up in the mix here and even ukiah. one observation at 38. richmond's down to 41, fairfax at 41. but sonoma and napa with a breeze. they are in the 50s, so same with middletown. 19 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 26. las vegas. viva las vegas of 48 there 29. flagstaff and 39 up in arcata. some cold air for the 1st of april here, but we are on the drier side. rain moves out. the offshore breeze has kicked in so that will allow for temperatures to bump up here. i think some low to mid 70s today and especially tomorrow. the high pressure will peak out on tuesday before here we go again. another low drops in on seasonably strong deep i should say cold and that will generate colder temps. wind and it looks like rain thursday and friday. i know. giants home opener on friday. i would plan on some rain. they always play anyway, but i would plan on brisk and windy conditions on friday. today though, sunny and warmer looks good. temperatures today and tomorrow will be your fair weather friend. >> okay steve. thank you. time

now 641. programs like microsoft teams became a lot more popular during the pandemic. what microsoft is doing now with the program to avoid an antitrust lawsuit. >> all right. first, let's head out to our newsroom. check in with claudine wong is in for garcia today with the other stories we're following for you. good morning. claudine. >> good morning to you, pam. good morning to you, dave. well, here's a question. are we too quick to label others as toxic? new at seven. why a psychiatrist is warning that once we use that terme, there is no turning back. and what was once a gesture of appreciation is becoming a source of annoyance for some. a new survey is showing why consumers are experiencing tip fatigue. we'll be ri

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faced a lot of challenges over the years. >> we've had services here through the rain, through some mosquitoes. we've had all kinds of conditions up here. but that's the thing about coming up here. it is a it is a battle for hope. and so sometimes you just got to fight for it, fight through it. >> mayor london breed was among those who took part. she shared how as an adult, she has a greater understanding of the messages she learned growing up going to church with her grandmother, our time now. >> 645, in southern california, an innovative program matches homeless young people with homeowners willing to help them. it's a nonprofit called safe place for youth. now, homeowners who have an extra bedroom take in a homeless young person between the age of 18 and 25 for at least six months, giving them a chance to improve their lives as the homelessness problem is, has skyrocketed. >> these young people who have nowhere to go, that's that's not right. the community needs to

step up. >> i feel a lot more calm, a lot more, tranquil, i guess you could say. and, it's a nice change of pace. i'm gonna do my best to, be respectful, respect her space. just like she's going to respect minds. and remember that i'm a guest in her home. >> indeed. the homeowner is paid a stipend up to $700 a month to help pay expenses. and the young person receives help from a case manager for schooling, job training, permanent housing placement or counseling, all in today's dollars and cents. >> microsoft is splitting off its chat and video app teams from the rest of its office suite of software. reuters reports. teams will now be sold separately from microsoft office around the world. the company had already split those two products in europe to try to avoid an antitrust fine from the european union. microsoft's rivals, including slack, have argued that if teams is included as part of office, it gives the company an unfair advantage. a san francisco based leader in

artificial intelligence is expanding around the world. openai is reportedly going to open an office in tokyo, japan, this month. that's according to bloomberg. it will be the company's third international office, along with london and dublin, the maker of chatgpt, which is valued at more than $80 billion, is also planning on expanding ai service into the japanese language. the biden administration wants tech companies to do more to address their huge demand for electricity. energy secretary jennifer granholm tells axios she wants to accelerate conversations with big tech firms like microsoft, google and amazon as those companies use more electricity for their data centers and ai projects. the department is reportedly considering that those tech firms could host their own power plants, including nuclear power plants, on the sites of their data centers. >> all right. >> our time is 648. lovers of comic books and pop culture just poured into southern california over the weekend. tens of thousands of people, many of

them dressed up in elaborate cosplay costumes, came to wondercon at the anaheim convention center. this annual convention celebrates both the old and the new when it comes to comic books, movies and television. plenty of bay area residents say they traveled down to southern california to be at the event. >> growing up, i lived in like a little mountain town, and there wasn't a lot. there was one comic book shop and it was hard to get my hands on stuff or find out other people who liked it. so being here with people, i could just literally walk up to anyone and say, i love this and this, and we can have a back and forth means the world to me, and little me would be so excited to know i still love it, even though it's now held in southern california. >> wondercon was born here in the bay area. it was held at the oakland convention center between 1987 and 2002, then was at moscone center until 2011, when it moved to anaheim. >> they get very excited about

it. they really are always fun to see. >> yeah. >> all right, let's check in with ali. it looks like kind of a busy monday in some areas. we can see behind us the east shore pretty crowded. >> yeah it is busy in some spots. and now we're at the time of the morning where it seems like people who are getting out on the road, everyone is out on the road. so you have a lot of company out there. and that of course can lead to some problems. the ones we're following in this part of the east bay. a new crash southbound 880 just before 92, as you get onto the san mateo bridge, there's a collision there, and it is leading to a little bit of a backup around it. and we continue to follow that crash that we mentioned earlier on 680, just before 84. that's at the sunol grade, that one, luckily not leading to much of a backup because the vehicles involved are on the right hand shoulder. now, take a look at the aa traffic camera. bay bridge toll plaza. it's not as busy as we typically see it at this point on a monday morning, so metering lights are on. traffic is a little slow, but

overall you won't have to wait. you know, i wouldn't say any longer than 15 minutes to get onto the span. let's show you a live picture of 280 in san jose in that north and southbound direction past downtown traffic is actually pretty light, so in some spots traffic is light and other spots there's some minor problems, but overall it's an okay commute and a lighter than usual commute for monday. 650 let's check in with steve paulson. it is also a nice sunny spring like day out there. i'm looking forward to it. >> and that's no joke, right, ali? no joke, no joke. it will be nice. today we have an offshore breeze. if there's any patchy low clouds, they'll disappear. i'll just mention it. i'm not putting it in the forecast. 40s and 50s though. i mean, there are some that are petaluma, napa, vacaville held up, brentwood, others though menlo park's down to 41 and 39. in orinda, lafayette 40. so for those of you taking your hike at the lafayette reservoir, bundle up a little bit. a little deceiving there. a little chill in the morning air. walnut creek 42, clayton 42. dublin.

danville. alamo castro valley, pinole. all in there yet 50 for pittsburgh and also for brentwood. 18 in truckee, 26 south lake tahoe 29 flagstaff. prescott 3646, in phoenix. my goodness. and 39 up in arcata. our low from the weekend is now taking the turn in southern california, heading right into arizona. so rain moves out, sunshine moves in, showers, thunderstorms done for now, at least for until probably thursday and friday when it looks like there will be returned. but today and tomorrow it's all about high pressure and sunny and warm weather, but per usual, high pressure never sticks around very long. since going back to december and here we go again thursday into friday. more rain. i know friday is important. giants home opener right now. they always play almost anyway, but it does look windy and cold as the way it looks with more snow up in the mountains again. that would be thursday, late thursday, friday into probably saturday. but today though sunny and warmer day. lots of sunshine.

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of thousands of israelis staged the biggest anti-government protests since the war against hamas began. the protesters want a cease fire deal to free the remaining hostages. these protesters rallied outside of a parliament building in jerusalem, frustrated about prime minister netanyahu's handling of the war, and they called for new elections. rouz. >> so anyone who says i'm not doing everything i can to bring back the hostages is wrong. and is misleading. while israel israel has flexed its positions in the negotiations, hamas hardens its positions. >> now, indirect talks between israel and hamas resumed yesterday, but no major advancements were made. well, starting today, seton medical center cosine is closing its emergency room because of storm

damage and repairs. this hospital in moss beach is expected to reopen its emergency room in 6 to 9 months. administrators said a thorough assessment revealed the need for extensive repairs. however, county supervisor ray mueller, who represent the san mateo county coast, said he had, quote, grave concerns about the impact of this closure on the community. he says the seton cosigned emergency room is the only facility of its kind serving that region. it is 656 a group of nurses in the south bay planned to go on a three day strike beginning tomorrow if they cover three hospitals and 13 clinics, and they want better pay and increased staffing. santa clara valley health care says it's been preparing and preparing for the walkout, and they will have fill in nurses available. administrators say patient care won't be compromised. however, some appointments may have to be rescheduled. what looks like car

prices are finally going down around the bay area during the covid era, as supply chain problems car prices spike because inventory is were low. but according to the mercury news, bay area car dealerships say they have plenty of cars on their lots and not enough people buying those cars. one dealership manager told the paper that cars are sitting on the lot for 60% longer than last year at this time. well, in just over a week from now, parts of the nation will be able to see a full solar eclipse. and while we here in the bay area may not see the total eclipse, it could still affect people here in the bay area. the faa says the total solar eclipse on april the eighth will result in some delays for travelers. there is a possibility for bigger impacts on the airports and states in the path of the solar eclipse, including texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, illinois and

maine. the experts say pilots and airlines should be prepared to possibly hold more often, circle more before they land, reroute and take off later than planned. it is 658 backlash from angry san francisco giants fans, forcing the giants to find a new home for thousands of fan memorial tiles. those tiles are around oracle park. they were purchased by fans to honor loved ones, but the tiles were dug out in 2020 when construction of the mission rock development began. the giants emailed tile owners last week saying those tiles will be replaced by video messages shown at a digital kiosk. the fans told the team to let them know that's a terrible idea, and we were hoping to take our son or nephew and niece to the tiles away to honor his memory and really pass down the

fandom to the next generation, redo the tiles, reincorporate them. >> maybe there a walkway or a pathway of some sort within the new park, a new permanent location has not been announced as yet. >> part of a scenic california highway washes away over the weekend, the work happening this morning to get hundreds of stranded people off the big sur coast. >> they know they can just commit crimes and get away with it. like they can violate us and it's okay. like they know the owner of a clothing store in oakland in disbelief after a thief ransacked her store on easter weekend, she wants the city to do more to help businesses like hers from being targeted. >> and oakland mayor shengtao wants changes in how a new police chief is picked. why? she says only the mayor and city administrator should be involved . >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning, good