and more suffering to the women and men who come to the clinic for help. >> changes are coming to a planned parenthood office in the east bay, with the walnut creek city council plans to do next after loud protests by anti-abortion protesters led to dozens of noise complaints and more backlash over the plan to rename the oakland airport. now, san francisco leaders made their opposition to it official 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. it is wednesday

april 3rd right in the middle of the week. and steve driving in i didn't see any fog or any problems. >> well it's up. hi dave. yeah, but it's not down on the ground. that is a good point. yes sir. but it is up high and it's going to lead to a significant change today. after yesterday. i hope you got out and enjoyed it. it was nice yesterday, monday, tuesday. good. but change is on the way. bigger fog bank today by far. the breeze is picking up our system is on the way. you can see that. and this is incredibly cold for early april. and now it's up here. it's up here right there. but it's on its way right over us. tomorrow we'll have highs maybe record low maximum temperatures tomorrow. today 50s and 60s. all right. ali's here. cones something else. what? >> very calm out there. no problems on the ground. we'll start with a look at the commute coming into the livermore valley, which hasn't gotten started yet. that's good news for those drivers heading in from tracy. elsewhere in the east bay. things look good. you see a lot of green there. there is one minor thing you want to know about that southbound one,

highway one. just north of devil's slide. the slow lane is partially blocked because of a single vehicle crash, but they are moving it out of the way and it shouldn't tie things up for too long. bay bridge toll plaza traffic very light at this hour. 401 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. ali thank you. well, the walnut creek city council now plans to amend an ordinance aimed at reducing the amount of noise and harassment near a planned parenthood office. dozens of complaints have been made to the police about protesters making loud anti abortion speeches and blasting music. outside of the office. ktvu lamonica peters has more on what the walnut creek city council may do next. >> on tuesday night, people who live and work at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard and walnut creek told the council about how their lives have been affected by loud protesters. >> i have recordings i would like to play for you that show how loud it is compared to the ambient noise. i am 40 to 50 people 50ft away from these

people. the protesters are using voice augmenting devices and saying horrible things. >> i went into the clinic because i wanted to see how loud it was. you could hear everything that was being said loud and clear. walnut creek adopted an ordinance in 2022 to protect access to planned parenthood, prohibiting protesters from gathering within eight feet of its entrances. >> since then, police say they've received 36 calls about protester related noise and patient harassment. now, walnut creek says it will adopt an ordinance prohibiting sound amplifiers like bull horns from use within 100ft of the properties entrances. >> there are options to potentially put up a sign. there may also be the option of depicting or painting some sort of line or indication on the ground, on the sidewalks. >> during the meeting, anti-abortion advocates said. the city hasn't said how loud

bullhorns or microphones can be, and they simply want to get the attention of women entering planned parenthood. would. >> i've had the privilege of counseling 24 moms to choose life. all of this was made possible partly because they could hear me again. >> i believe that amplification of some level should be allowed. i'd so that it can be heard by those walking in the council says that it will officially adopt an amendment next week, and that it will become effective 30 days later. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. lamonica. thank you. time is now. 404 union employees in san rafael spoke out at the city council meeting about what they call a public staffing crisis. >> this level of overwork is completely unsustainable and is taking a major physical and mental toll on your dedicated public servants over worked and fatigued employees are more prone to making mistakes, even in critical areas like public safety and utilities. >> now, the members of seiu also

said low pay is making workers leave the city. street maintenance workers, administrative staff and child care providers, and many others say short staffing may put residents at risk. >> we've got few people doing what many used to do and keeping up with it, and they do a hard job. they do sometimes a dangerous job there in the winters for you. they're on call for you when you need them. >> now. one maintenance worker says they can't keep up taking care of crumbling roads, and a public works employee said seven people are now doing the jobs that used to be done by more than 20 workers. union contracts are due to expire this summer. it is 405. a crackdown on sideshows in antioch is underway after several cases of illegal street activity. last weekend, there were several sideshows in antioch, oakland and unincorporated parts of contra

costa county. in antioch, about 200 people on sunday blocked a major intersection as cars were spinning donuts and spectators set off fireworks, the mercury news reports. antioch city leaders are installing an electric gate at the city's boat launch, and also installed new traffic barriers near major intersections, where sideshows often occur. our time is now. 405 president biden spoke by phone with chinese president xi jinping in what the white house calls a check in. it's the first time they've talked since their meeting in november on the sidelines of the apec summit, right here in the bay area, they continued discussions about artificial intelligence and narcotics. and president biden also pressed president xi to make peace with taiwan. and he criticized china's trade with russia during the war with ukraine. >> the president also repeated his call for china to release u.s. citizens who are wrongfully detained or under exit bans. we

believe that there is no substitute for regular communication at the leader level to effectively manage this complex and often tense bilateral relationship. >> now, as china increases aggressive actions in the south china sea, president biden next week will be sitting down with the leaders of both japan and the philippines for their first trilateral meeting. it's 4o6. governor gavin newsom says he and state lawmakers are making progress on reaching a deal on the new state budget. >> i just can't impress upon you more how impressed i am with the leadership of both the assembly and the senate. i know that doesn't make for good news. we all like controversy, but it's newsworthy when everybody's getting along during challenging times. and i'm just really proud of the new leadership. >> now, in february, the office of the legislative analyst's forecast a budget deficit of as much as $73 billion as state lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to

finalize a budget plan, which will likely come with some spending cuts. the governor also says he's working on rescheduling his state of the state address, and may combine it with his budget presentation next month. well, san francisco supervisors approved a resolution opposing a proposed plan to change the name of the oakland airport. the port of oakland wants to change the airport's name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. the change is meant to increase awareness of the airport's location and also attract more travelers. however, san francisco officials strongly oppose the idea. they say it will cause financial harm to sfo and also confuse passengers. >> as much as i acknowledge that imitation is the highest form of flattery, this is not exactly neighborly behavior. >> now, board supervisor president aaron peskin says. mayor london breed and the executive director of sfo both support that resolution. ktvu

talked with supervisor peskin, who says he hopes this resolution can lead to a healthy discussion with the port of oakland. >> oakland has a lot to be proud of, and i think everybody in our country knows that it sits on san francisco bay. i travel in and out of okay quite a bit myself, but i think this is we need to have a mature, productive relationship and taken another. your sister city by surprise is not a neighborly thing to do. >> now, the port of oakland's commission is due to vote on that renaming proposal next thursday. time is 409. a number of groups are supporting the airport's proposed name change. business groups from oakland, walnut creek, the tri valley and berkeley say the oakland airport is the closest to almost 60% of the bay area's population. in a statement, the ceo of visit tri valley said in part, an airport name that clearly identifies its

geographic location and a more recognizable way will help visitors find and use okay when they fly here. and that's great because okay is by far the closest airport to the cities we represent. but this is a smart move for the airport and we support it. incredible pictures. a powerful and deadly earthquake rocking taiwan. it was a magnitude 7.4 quake. it hit in the early morning hours in taiwan, affecting the entire island. now, officials in taiwan say at least nine people were killed in that earthquake. the usgs reports. the earthquake hit just off the coast of taiwan just before 5:00 pm. our time. that was followed by a magnitude 6.5 aftershock 12 minutes later. as some buildings in taiwan were left leaning. as you see here, people trapped inside, along

with the nine people killed, more than 800 people were hurt in stores and restaurants. items crashed down off the shelves. the earthquake triggered a tsunami warning that was later lifted. this is the biggest quake taiwan has experienced since 1999, when a magnitude 7.7 quake killed 2400 people and destroyed thousands of buildings. the ktvu coverage of this earthquake continues online. you can go to ktvu .com and get all the latest developments. incredible pictures, times now just about 411 right back to steve paulson again getting you ready for your weather on a wednesday morning. >> here i am indeed dave. thank you sir. we have a big change here. excuse me on the way. low clouds have really ramped up. there's an impressive cold system which will be dropping in here tomorrow. an incredibly cold. so temperatures yesterday 60, 70, san jose 76. surprise me. i went 74, 75. they bumped

up above that today. those 64 oakland down to 6058 in the city and san rafael from 70 to 62 50s on most of the temps because as almost everyone has low overcast, that low overcast much bigger in anticipation of this system that's coming in 40, 50, even up to mendocino county, lake county bookends 30 truckee south lake tahoe, but that system will drop in and be with us. give us rain tomorrow. no doubt a cold rain, but for today it's increasing the low cloud deck. and then we'll probably see some increasing clouds later today. tomorrow probably nothing today. unless it's drizzle. that'd be tonight into early tomorrow. then we'll start to bring rain in thursday morning. continue it throughout the day. thursday cold and windy. looks to be the forecast here going forward, especially as we go into friday. maybe a little rebound on the weekend, but temperatures will stay well below average with low snow levels, that's for sure. this is more about cold and wind than rain, but thursday looks like the main rain day could be a little bit on sunday as well, but the main one will be

tomorrow. but for today it's transition day 5060 on the temp. so out of those 70s for a while. >> all right steve, thank you. our time is now 412 still ahead. the backlash about the situation in gaza after seven aid workers died in an airstrike as they were trying to help people in gaza. we'll tell you how president biden and other groups are responding to that deadly attack. and a big honor for the oakland tech boys basketball team. we'll look at the celebration at chase center

last night, the warriors beat the dallas mavericks 104 to 100 at chase center. draymond green

scored six straight points down the stretch in a thrilling victory. the warriors are now three games ahead of the houston rockets for the 10th and final postseason spot. well, it was an unforgettable night for the oakland tech high school boys basketball team. they were honored by the warriors at their game last night for winning their first state championship. ktvu. amber lee talked to the players and their head coach about what this honor means to them. >> oakland tech high school boys basketball team enjoys the thrill of being honored by the golden state warriors at chase center. >> certainly is the charm for the bulldogs. >> it follows the thrill of the team's first ever state championship victory. >> this is super exciting watching, pro players play basketball and a big venue and having our own suite is amazing. >> oakland tech bulldog state championship win last month. they're wearing white jerseys against bakersfield centennial high. capped a season of 30 wins

and five losses. >> we worked really hard for this moment. the whole year from like morning practices after school, so it was good to be recognized. >> the players tell me basketball has taught them grit and tenacity on and off the court. >> everything isn't going to be given to you. you have to work hard for it. >> they credit basketball for keeping them safe from the gun violence that has claimed the lives of peers. >> kept me away from trouble, you know, growing up in oakland, you know, it's pretty hard. but, you know, sports always keeps me focused. >> appreciate it. thank you. yeah. thanks. >> the bulldogs head coach corey hart, meets warriors coach steve kerr as part of the festivities. hart grew up in oakland and graduated from oakland tech, giving back to the school that shaped him. >> it's a family environment, we try to make sure that everyone is a part, regardless of how many minutes that they play. i ask the kids to be who they are, love what they do, make a difference, and change the world. >> how are you kidding me?

>> our darius grayson numbers zero is the oakland athletic league mvp. the 16 year old tells me he and his three siblings are being raised by their grandfather. he says life's challenges are lessons. >> the most important thing i will learn is resiliency. i'll say fighting through everything, even when you don't feel like you can fight anymore. >> with the exception of four graduating seniors, most of these players will be back, they say. for another, winning season, they won't be resting. they're preparing to play in the summer league at chase center in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber thank you. time now for 18. the oakland ballers baseball team will hold tryouts this weekend to recruit local players for their upcoming inaugural baseball season. the tryouts will take place between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on saturday at the laney college baseball field. the ballers say more than 50 players have already signed up the first of 48 home games scheduled for june fourth at

oakland's raymond park will. the oakland a's are due to meet today with officials in sacramento about playing their next season in sacramento. the team didn't reach a deal with oakland when the two sides met yesterday to talk about a lease extension at the coliseum, the a's told ktvu in a statement that the team, the city and the county are far apart on the terms needed for an extension at the coliseum in the city of oakland has offered a five year, $97 million lease extension that would guarantee the team has a place to play while their new ballpark is being built on the las vegas strip. now we reached out to the city of oakland and the alameda county supervisors to get a comment, but have not heard back. well, the oakland a's will wrap up their series against the boston red sox this afternoon. last night, another tiny crowd of 5100 fans watched the red sox defeat the a's in 11

innings. final score 5 to 4. oakland now has one win and five losses in this new season, and they've dropped to last place in the american league west. now, the san francisco giants will try to avoid being swept in the series when they play the dodgers in los angeles tonight. last night, mookie betts hit his major league leading fifth home run of the season off giants pitcher logan webb, and the dodgers defeated the giants 5 to 4. the giants now have two wins and four losses. it's now just about 420. caltrans says it will suspend those convoys that are helping to shuttle people around a washed out section of highway one in big sur. they say rainy weather is forcing them to stop. the twice daily guided trips for residents and for essential workers tomorrow and on friday, that road collapsed near rocky point during a storm on saturday. the convoys will resume on saturday. the caltrans

crews will be out there tomorrow and friday to keep an eye on things and watch for any change in the conditions that leads us right to steve paulson. he knows about the weather conditions. >> well, change for us as well. today dave starts at transition day to an unbelievable pattern here that looks like it's about ready to drop in for late tonight, tomorrow into friday. today is the transition day cooler, windy, much bigger fog bank here. thursday. much colder . incredibly cold for us. i'm without a doubt record low. maximum temperatures will probably be set. some areas will not get above 52 tomorrow. rain and then without a doubt as well, thunderstorms. this will continue into friday, maybe even low snow levels around 2500ft if there's enough available moisture today. that system is. it's the upper low that's going to be right. you can see that right off of vancouver. but in advance of that it is pushing in a pretty big fog bank here. so

temps drop san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose down we go out of the 70s for at least about 4 or 5 days, at least, maybe longer. six 50s and 60s on the temps and even colder tomorrow. a lot of 50s here. there's just a low overcast already in place. so i mean dublin's 49, north dublin 47, clayton 45. but a lot of low 50s here with the higher bases on the overcast yesterday was down around 4800ft and that's not the case today. 32 truckee 30 south lake tahoe 51. in phoenix there 49 arcata to 52 monterey and santa barbara. so again today, if you're well inland, you'll get enough sun, but it'll be a one day where the wind picks up. it's an onshore wind and maybe some drizzle later this afternoon tonight near the coast. but more likely it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow. this is not a big rain producer, but it is incredibly cold, i mean, maybe all time cold for the sounding over oakland, which they take for going into april fourth and fifth. that's how cold this air

mass will be. so we'll get some rain out of it. there will be some snow in the mountains as well, but i think thunderstorms and the cold will be the big story here going forward here with some rain. i think, you know, tomorrow is the main day. after that it will be more hit and miss. but if you are going to the mountains, i would get up there. if you have to go to. today's the day to go tomorrow could be a little dicey there with some really low snow levels down to 2000 503,000ft. so for today, big fog, bank cooler, breezy to windy, 5060 on those temps. >> okay steve, thank you. times for 22 gymnastics at san jose state in the spotlight. we'll tell you how one bay area tournament this week is pitting the program against much bigger rivals. and a lawsuit against a toothpaste company. the claims the two bay area consumers are king about the

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phase contained harmful levels of what's called forever chemicals. also, that lawsuit claims david's national toothpaste violated california laws on advertising and fair competition. now, the company responding to the lawsuit, said that recent tests show no harmful chemicals in their toothpaste. with today's the second day of a three day strike by nurses in santa clara county. now, contract talks broke down between the registered nurses professional association and county leaders, the nurses say, along with more pay, they also want attention to what they say is short staffing and problems with workplace safety. to keep the three county hospitals operating during the strike, the county brought in outside nurses from around the country. it costs about $20 million. >> fortunately, we've now had to take money and put it towards this essential coverage and

that's money that we then don't have as a system. >> we're barely getting anywhere , which is why it's been really frustrating. we've been negotiating with them for eight months now. >> hospital administrators say during the strike, some appointments have been converted to video visits, and some elective procedures were postponed. time now for 26. he's been helping people look good for decades. now a community is stepping in to help him. the outrage over a decision to evict a man and his wife from their home in an effort to recruit educators in san francisco. the applications now open to keep the teachers living where they work

our staff are safe, desperately needed humanitarian aid in gaza

comes to a halt. >> we'll tell you why. relief groups are now suspending the delivery of services. and it's the most important snow survey of the year. the results that will heavily affect california's water supply forecast from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two i'm dave clark. we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday april 3rd. we're going right over to steve paulson. he has your forecast right dave come on now okay. >> what are we talking about. >> we're we're talking about the changing change weather huge change for us. >> no doubt about it. today is the day where we're getting that change. tomorrow incredibly cold , incredibly cold. tomorrow maybe record low maximum temperatures only in the low 50s. possible for some. so there's a much bigger fog bank out there. and that's going to lead to a dramatic good 10 degrees drop on a lot of these temps. our system is coming right down out of the

gulf of alaska. and i mean this baby is cold. it will be here tomorrow. and you'll notice it today though a huge fog banks in place. so temps are on their way down, 50s and 60s on those temps. all right. allie's here. so far so good. i hope so far so good. >> just a couple minor issues. one of them is a report of some power lines that are hanging low over 101 in the peninsula. let's show you the map where we can talk about where we are focused on. this is northbound 101 just north of broadway, chp is aware they are sending some crews out to check it out. so report of low lying power lines hanging over the right hand lane on 101. taking a look at the altamont commute. it's starting to get a little bit busier, but still a you'll be okay if you're driving that way at this hour. san mateo bridge traffic is light for 31. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, ali. thank you. well, heartbreak and frustration among humanitarian humanitarian aid groups in gaza after a

deadly airstrike killed seven aid workers in a convoy. the israeli military apologized. ktvu ajanaku says she spoke with one of the nonprofit groups that are now delaying their relief efforts because of safety concerns. >> images of the gaping holes and shredded metal from the israeli airstrike have sent shock waves through the international community. the convoy of humanitarian aid workers with world central kitchen were in vehicles clearly marked with their nonprofit signs. when they were bombed on tuesday afternoon, the world central kitchen posted the names and photos of their seven colleagues who were killed. their coworkers gathered grieving at a hospital in rafah as their colleagues remains were brought in. other humanitarian aid groups operating in gaza also so heartbroken, one of our employees actually was a cousin, a distant cousin of one of the victims, adam fuller, with the

nonprofit project hope, said. this is just the latest in a mounting death toll of humanitarian workers trying to provide desperately needed aid to palestinians who face famine conditions. the former ceo of world central kitchen posted images of his australian friend in an online article remembering her smile, grieving the loss, president biden condemned israel's actions. the president, in a statement said, quote, israel has not done enough to protect aid workers trying to deliver desperately needed help to civilians. incidents like yesterday's simply should not happen. israel has also not done enough to protect civilians. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu said in a statement. it was a, quote, tragic case of our forces unintentionally hitting innocent people and israel's military leaders later apologized in a 2.5 minute video. >> it was a mistake that followed a misidentification at night during a war in a very

complex conditions. it shouldn't have happened, janna katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, jana, thank you. time is 433 uc davis now facing legal action after being accused of mistreating and discriminating against jewish students. the stand with us center for legal justice filed a title six complaint against the university, accusing officials of being largely inactive in stopping jewish harassment on the campus. that complaint asks the office for civil rights to investigate incidents targeting the jewish community. it also asked the university to educate its staff on anti-semitism. in response, uc davis officials say it takes student safety seriously and immediately reaches out to people who report incidents of harassment or discrimination, as well. applications are now being accepted for a new affordable housing project in san francisco. it's specifically designed for teachers and other

educators. shirley chisholm center village is right now being built in the sunset district. it will have 135 rental units, ranging from studio to three bedroom apartments. >> we have a range of units to support new educators. people might be at the beginning of their career or just starting a family. two family units and we have five floors and i've had a chance to visit. i mean, these are million dollar views now. >> the san francisco unified school district says applications will be accepted until april 23rd. the educators will be selected through a lottery process, and they could move in as early as this coming fall. well, san francisco group filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case that will decide if cities can ban camping on public property. now, the case stems from a ruling in the ninth circuit court of appeals. it found that the city of grants pass, oregon, could not enforce local ordinances that ban public camping. at the same court also

ruled that san francisco can't sweep homeless encampments when there aren't enough beds in city shelters. the lawyers committee for civil rights said that criminalizing homelessness does nothing to address the lack of affordable housing. >> the frustration should be directed at our elected officials. it should be directed at our mayor, our governor, people who have the power to direct resources towards the solution. it seems pretty simple. i don't know how it's gotten so complicated that the solution to being unhoused is to build affordable housing. >> now, this is one of dozens of amicus briefs filed in the case. the supreme court justices are due to hear arguments april 22nd. well a city audit found one of san francisco's homeless. housing providers misused taxpayer money. san francisco's controller's office audited the nonprofit group home rise, which was previously known as

community housing partnership. home rise manages more than 1500 affordable housing units across 19 properties in san francisco, the city's report found that home rise received millions of dollars in grant money to pay its payroll. it also spent money on fundraising, paid staff bonuses, and also provided lunches and gifts to its staff. now mayor london breed applauded the city's audit and recommendations for reforms and said in part in this case, the mayor's office of housing and department of homelessness and supportive housing identified issues and have worked diligently, including with the controller's office, to address these challenges. this is how we work to improve, how we provide services and support, and to improve how our city functions. now. we tried to reach out to home, rise to get a comment from them. so far we have not heard back, but it is now. 437 a man

who's been shining shoes on the streets of los angeles for the past 30 years may soon be living on the street. his name is gustavo martinez, and he and his wife received an eviction notice three weeks ago. he says his landlord told them to leave their two bedroom apartment in the fairfax district within the next 60 days, and martinez is really angry over the reason they're being kicked out of their longtime home. >> when i say the lady but why, i say i always pay my rent on time. i never make a problem, he said. well you know, the owner wants to move his son here. >> many of the neighbors and friends says they agree with his anger. they've launched an online fundraiser aimed at helping the couple search for a new home. the couple's landlord, who lives in beverly hills, was not reachable for comment. our time is 438. governor newsom joined the department of water

resources for the april snow survey. the final one of the season that's snow survey took place at philips station in el dorado county. it showed the sierra snowpack is above normal. it was 113% of the average for that location. the april snow measurement is the most important one because it's normally the peak of the season with snowmelt runoff a key factor in filling california's reservoirs. >> we will see over the course of the next couple of months how this snowpack translates into runoff into rivers, streams and reservoirs that are communities and our environment, our economy, the food that we grow in california all relies on that and all. >> but three of northern california's 37 key reservoirs are all above 100% of normal. steve. that's good to hear. >> stop it. dave, more good news. unbelievable that's right.

>> back to back. you're loading up with the good news. >> good news. still happens here in weather. my goodness. doom and gloom. crickets all right. we'll take a look at this system coming in i this is going to make for a wild couple of days here starting thursday and friday. now it starts today actually. but there it is. this is an unbelievably cold system. so some of the highlights going forward. today will be the transition day. there's a much bigger fog bank. rainfall will be okay. i think most will get a quarter to a half. there could be an isolated area of orange. severe weather is likely thunderstorms with hail and temperatures possible. record cold. by that i mean record low maximum temperatures and low snow levels. if there's enough available moisture into thursday night, friday could get it down to 2500ft. maybe santa cruz mountains, maybe, maybe, maybe a possibility here. today, though, that front coming in is enhancing the fog bank. the onshore breeze will turn into an onshore wind. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose, temps on their way down. good 10 degrees drop here for many here. 50s and 60s on the highs,

50s for many here because of the low overcast. in fact i own livermore hanging in there. san jose hanging in there. but i think over time here we'll start to see low clouds coming in. boulder creek is down to 4250, though, for santa cruz, aptos and mid 40s everywhere else, or 50s 40s in the santa clara valley. but santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell, all in the 50s. 30 truckee, south lake tahoe, 54, down low, vegas 48 and arcadia to 55 down into los angeles. that system is going to drop in and give us a i mean, it's like, are we back into december? that's the way it's going to feel tomorrow. but for today, that low cloud deck ramping up could be a little drizzle out there. i would think more likely tonight overnight into early tomorrow. then rain sweeps through. not a lot. and this is more of a cold dynamic system than it is a rain producer. but again, you could get a half inch to three quarters, so maybe some of the coastal hills could pick up a little bit more than that. but again, we'll see some lower snow levels for the sierra. thunderstorms, though will be the big story here. i think thursday afternoon, especially

on friday. and unseasonably cold temps will take us. now if you're going to the mountains, today is the day to go because that snow level will come plunging down as we head into thursday and thursday night, temperatures will struggle mightily tomorrow. bigger fog bank, maybe some drizzle lows mainly in the 50s here. cloudy coast, much cooler. some sun inland, but windy and cooler temperatures 50s and 60s. and tomorrow it will be only in the low 50s for many, cold rain and then cold windy with thunderstorms. saturday looks like a break or excuse, i should say friday. and then we'll get a break on saturday day. >> all right, steve, time now for 41. in taiwan, a deadly and powerful earthquake. we're going to show you the aftermath. look at these pictures. and the new information we're finding out this morning. and the solar eclipse is just a couple of days away. we'll tell you how you can safely watch it and how it means big business for certain cities

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people in haiti have now fled the capital city in the past three weeks because of the rising gang violence, the un says the mass exodus started shortly after those gang members launched several attacks on government institutions across haiti at the end of february, and the growing violence has created a major humanitarian crisis. >> 5.5 million of the 11.4 population is in need of some type of humanitarian, assistance. >> now, the united states blames violent gang members for the deaths of more than 1500 people across haiti since the crisis started. they've also opened fire on haiti's main international airport and stormed the nation's two biggest prisons, releasing more than 4000 inmates. well, former president donald trump focused on immigration at his campaign

stops in michigan and wisconsin. >> this is a border bloodbath, ends the day i take the oath of office with your vote, i will seal the border. i will stop the invasion. >> the white house says trump and republicans should sign off on a border deal in congress. >> they had a chance and decided not to act because as certain people in house republican world wanted a problem rather than a solution. >> the border deal in congress failed after donald trump urged senate republicans to vote against it. well, later today, president biden will speak at the white house about reducing health care costs and now vermont senator bernie sanders will help him make that case to reduce the cost of prescription drugs. it's a big issue, the president hopes will resonate with voters. >> yes, we do have a very complicated and broken prescription drug pricing system in america.

>> president biden is also expected to lay out his administration's plans for lowering health costs for people enrolled in medicare. it has for 46. while the country keeps its collective eyes on the ncaa women's final four tournament, another tournament is taking center stage here in the bay area. this week. ktvu is jesse gary tells us this contest allows one smaller program to go toe to toe with much bigger rivals . >> at san jose state university, running back. fencing, vaulting and spinning. carefully choreographed movements. honing the skills of the school's women's gymnastics team. >> this year, i'm really excited to be able to have the team go and then with us being local as

well, a lot of our family and friends from here are also traveling up to cal to watch us. >> senior jody lopes started doing cartwheels when she was five. now she and fellow spartan lauren mcpherson lead a 17 member squad to berkeley thursday to compete in the ncaa regional tournament. it's the culmination of a long road that, for some athletes, began with the disruption from the covid pandemic. it was really hard because we couldn't practice as a team and like feel like we were on a team, really the next hurdle, a change in conferences and opponents. spartan gymnasts had competed in the mountain pacific sports federation since 2014, but last year the school switched them to the mountain west conference, a conference with bigger schools and better competition. it's a challenge the head coach says she embraces. >> we do better when we like. if you have to compete against better competition, if you're going against this, it's like that helps you raise your game. and i'm a true believer in you have to see what's out there and you've got to compete against

those programs. >> sixth year head coach joanne bowers turned around the program at washington before moving south, and has done the same for san jose state. the spartan team missed last year's regional by a quarter point. bowers says her athletes used that as motivation the entire year. >> they all came back when we could be there. all we have to do is a little bit we got to land a little bit sharper. we got, but they all started believing their collective power of belief hits the mat against southern utah thursday. >> it's been a transformation for some who've grown personally and athletically as they embraced the spartan motto of powering silicon valley to new heights. >> my confidence level has definitely grown from then, and my gymnastics as a whole has evolved from then to just like showing people what we can do and that we belong in regionals. >> on the san jose state campus. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two sports. >> all right, jesse, thank you. time now for 49 will next week there will be a solar eclipse in millions of americans who are

ready to celebrate it and try to see it. this year, the eclipse will last almost twice as long than the eclipse that was seen around the country in 2017. the moon is expected to cover up the sun for as long as four minutes, and 28 seconds. just a reminder and warning if you do plan to look up. doctors say only wear special eclipse glasses to keep the sun's powerful rays from possibly damaging your eyes, as once those cells are damaged, they cannot repair themselves. >> those photoreceptors become permanently damaged. we'll squint. we'll look away. our eyes will water on that eclipse day. we will want to sneak peeks and see what? what's so fascinating? it's important to understand there is no treatment. the treatment is education and prevention. >> doctors say most people won't notice the eye damage until hours later, when the symptoms

started carrying a pair of eclipse glasses. the price can be as little as $2.50. well, the united states is not expected to see another solar eclipse for another two decades, and that has people cashing in on celebrations about this. more than a dozen states are expected to host millions of tourists flight prices are soaring. some hotels, the hope rooms are going for up to ten times the regular hotel room rate business owners in the path of totality between texas and maine are also trying to profit on it. >> a lot of the revenue that comes to local restaurants and local businesses come from those tourists, but also that income to the airbnb homeowner stays in the community as well. >> many communities are also going to see tourists, unlike the numbers that they've ever seen before. >> and businesses and cities where the eclipse can be seen are selling souvenirs, they're

hosting special events like eclipse wine tasting, and they're also creating themed treats, from donuts to beer. and there you go. all right. our time is 451. we're going to steve paulson. the weather in the bay area is going to be changing a lot now. >> absolutely. and i hope you can see the eclipse. yeah. it's going to be tough i think for some in the middle of the country there's a lot of signs of cloud cover. so you know hopefully it'll clear out for us . an incredibly cold system is on its way for tomorrow and then we'll linger into friday before we see a slow rebound on the weekend. but there's going to be a lot of variety here going forward. now, today is the transition day. much bigger fog bank. so cooler quarter inch to a half three quarters should cover. there could be an isolated area of an inch or so, especially if you get one of these thunderstorms, which will undoubtedly form here thursday and friday. and possible record cold, i would think low record low maximum temperatures tomorrow are likely, and maybe even low snow levels by the time

we get to thursday night and friday. temps today are on their way down san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose from 60s and 70s yesterday. it's 50s and a lot of low 60s for today, 50s on most of the tests because most locations have a low cloud deck. and so it's the bases have gone way up livermore hanging in there now. but one of the few most locations are dealing with the fog and low clouds, some 40s, some up in lake county, also up into mendocino county, but a lot more 50s now right around 50, 51, 52 here for most locations. don't think these will change all that much. 30 truckee, south lake tahoe, 46 in reno and the system is on its way. we'll see increasing low clouds today with some higher clouds. maybe tonight. it's still pretty far away, but this will swing in tomorrow. now thursday will be an off and on rain day, but the cold will be the big story as well. and then thunderstorms will develop here. but maybe some drizzle late tonight. tomorrow morning. this will carry us overnight thursday into friday. and then it looks like we should start to decrease. but boy i'll tell you, the temperatures will no doubt about

it, catch your attention. there will be some snow in the mountains, winter weather advisories out there starts at 11:00 tonight and goes through friday at 11:00. so again, snow level could come way down even here. locally around 2500 to 3000ft. bigger fog bank, maybe some drizzle in there. cooler coast because of that bigger fog bank. sunny inland, but the wind will be picking up and temps are on their way down. 5060s on the temps. so we had a nice monday tuesday and temperatures are dropping today and they'll really drop thursday into friday . >> all right steve. thank you. time is now 453. another setback for the residents in the big sur area because of that road collapselong highway one. the reason that the special convoys for by caltrans, for the residents there will be delayed and crew members in marin county speaking out after they saved a man who was dangling off a cliff . you'll see the rescue that happened in the north bay.

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shows another angle of the raid by homeland security agents at the mansion of music mogul sean diddy combs, the mother of one of combs sons shared never before seen video of that raid. in the video, federal agents stormed the property. they go into the home and they detain the two sons of sean diddy combs as she criticized the federal investigation and called the raid over azalea's military force. >> in this situation, they probably had information about weapons, drugs and some bad people who have frequent that location. they didn't know what they were going to run into. so you go in with more equipment, more people than you need. it's always easier to back down. they use as much intelligence as they have on the building itself, getting sydney city building

permits. that shows the layouts. they know how many rooms they're dealing with. they just don't know what's in there and what's waiting for them, and how many people they're going to deal with when they go in. >> now, the ex-wife of sean diddy combs says both men will have their lawyers investigate the alleged excessive use of force. our time is now 457. we still don't know who's going to be performing at this year's outside lands music festival, but fans will soon get their first shot at buying tickets to that annual event in san francisco. a limited number of three day general admission wristbands go on sale this morning at 10:00. the prices for the eager beaver presale starts at $425, plus fees. the music and food festival is scheduled for august 9th through the 11th in golden gate park in san francisco. the lineup is expected to be released later this month. our time is 458. the cost of college going up, and at

many private schools, the price is now approaching six figures a year. the number of those private schools have crossed the $90,000 mark for the first time this year, and that includes the university of southern california tuition at usc, $95,000 a year, compared that to about 14,000 a year for the uc system or 6000 a year for csu's many colleges say they're focusing more on financial aid and cutting the costs for lower income families instead of the overall cost. our time is 459 entering the nation. the country is becoming more expensive now. the fee for the custom and border protection service global entry will go up for the first time in more than 15 years to $120. the agency is also raising prices for its other travel programs. the new costs will pay for membership for five years.

applicants under the age of 18 will be exempt from paying that fee. the global entry program allows members to receive expedited immigration clearance when they come back to the united states. it is 459. the sonoma county sheriff's department released dramatic video of a life saving rescue of a stranded hiker. hey, don't let go, man. >> don't let go, okay? >> it feels like you're right there. this happened just after sunset, easter sunday, on a cliff in the golden gate. recreation area in marin county. sheriff's deputy larry martelli and helicopter pilot nigel cooper were part of this rescue team that rushed to help. now they saw the hiker stuck on a cliff gripping onto the rocks with his fingers. that's at the stage for a really tough nighttime rescue. >> first couple of times larry touched the cliff, he lost his footing and the rocks crumbled

away. so he had to kind of kind of reposition him a little bit. >> and they finally reached that young man and pulled him to safety. the rescue team says the stranded hikers only suffered minor cuts and bruises. well, an effort to protect pedestrians advances now in san francisco. so we'll tell you about a change coming to hundreds of intersections around san francisco. >> this amplification is not only intrusive, it causes even more suffering to the women and men who come to the clinic for help. >> we'll tell you about changes coming to a planned parenthood office in the east bay with the walnut creek city council plans to do next. after loud protests by anti-abortion protesters led to dozens of noise complaints 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 and i'm claudine wong. >> it is wednesday april 3rd.

let's talk about our weather on this wednesday. hi steve. you don't sound like claudine wong. >> you okay there, young lady? >> i am feeling fine sounding less fine, but we're working through it. >> save your voice. >> yeah. >> say, you sound exactly like kevin pender back there and engineering about a week ago. and i said, dude, you're getting sick. oh no. i'm fine. he got sick. all right. i hope you feel better there, we do have a big change on the way today. it's the low overcast. look at. the temps are pretty close here. upper 40s. 50s, i think even livermore will be around 50 here in the next hour or so, because the low cloud deck getting enhanced by this system. this is an extremely cold system dropping in for thursday and friday. highs tomorrow will be in the low 50s for many, and there will be rain and thunderstorms and maybe some low snow levels thursday night and friday. unbelievable for us 5060 on the temps. all right ali is here 501. and she's going to tell me and you what two things the altamont pass is getting busier westbound 580 which we're

going to show in the map. >> and also if you take bart, the yellow line from pittsburg to antioch, the bart service has stopped on that stretch of roadway. first, let's talk about the highway. so westbound 580 is getting busier as you make your way towards the livermore valley, rest of the east bay commute looks pretty good. but again, i'm going to focus in on highway four because that kind of runs a little bit parallel to the bart line. and bart service has stopped between antioch and pittsburg bay point in all directions, according to bart, because of some sort of equipment problem. and so bart is telling people to seek alternate means of transportation so that means if this is your commute driving, you could see more people out there on the road and westbound highway four, as bart may not be an option for some folks out there. bay bridge toll plaza getting a little bit busier, but still an easy drive onto the span 503. let's go back to the desk. >> okay. thank you. ali. well, if you live work or commute or drive to san francisco for any reason, a major change is coming

your way. the san francisco municipal transit authority has banned right turns on red lights at 200 intersections. let's go to ktvu. bailey o'carroll live for us in san francisco, where that change is set to take effect. bailey >> claudine. good morning. yeah, those changes mostly will affect the downtown san francisco area, which is where we are right now. in addition to soma, now, the tenderloin neighborhood already has in effect, the no right turn on red rule. so take a look. this is a map showing the intersections that will ban those right turns on red. the change does affect columbus avenue, which stretches into the north beach neighborhood. that's a popular tourist destination there where there is frequently many, many pedestrians on those streets. now, this change is all in an effort to keep those pedestrians safe, and comes as san francisco mayor london breed said the city's streets need a, quote, complete overhaul. you may remember just last month,

the family of four was killed while waiting at a bus stop by a driver. but the question many are wondering is how effective are these? right turn on red bans when it comes to safety? well according to data gathered from the ban already in place in the tenderloin, the sfmta says that they saw a 70% drop in vehicles blocking or encroaching on crosswalks down there, while the light was red. but it is important to note, and i do want to mention, that this change will take a little while to go into effect. likely will not be in effect until august of 2025. the reason for that being is because sfmta does have to install a couple of signs per intersection, where they are planning to ban those right turns on red. so drivers are, of course aware of that change and of that rule. and given that it will affect 200 intersections, it will take them a while to get those signs up. reporting live in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news

okay. >> bailey thank you. time's now 505a vow by the walnut creek city council to crack down on noisy protests outside of a planned parenthood office. the council, at its next meeting, will officially pass an ordinance that bans the use of bullhorns and other sound amplifiers within 100ft of the property's entrance. the people who live and work near the planned parenthood building on oakland boulevard in walnut creek say anti-abortion protesters are getting louder and bolder, protesters are using voice augmenting devices and saying horrible things. i went into the clinic because i wanted to see how loud it was. you could hear everything that was being said loud and clear. >> now, last night's vote comes two years after the walnut creek city council approved a similar ordinance. it created a protest buffer zone around the same planned parenthood building. it

banned protesters from gathering within eight feet of its entrances. >> union employees in san rafael spoke out at the city council meeting about what they call a public staffing crisis. >> this level of overwork is completely unsustainable and is taking a major physical and mental toll on your dedicated public servants. overworked and fatigued employees are more prone to making mistakes, even in critical areas like public safety and utilities. >> members of seiu also said low pay is making workers leave the city. street maintenance workers, administrative staff and child care providers, and many others say short staffing may put residents at risk. >> we've got few people doing what many used to do and keeping up with it and they do a hard job. they do sometimes a dangerous job there in the winters for you. they're on call for you when you need them. >> one maintenance worker says

they can't keep up taking care of crumbling roads, and a public works employee says seven people are doing the jobs that used to be done by more than 20 workers. union contracts are due to expire this summer. >> all right, claudine times 507a crackdown on sideshows in antioch is underway after several cases of illegal street activity. last weekend, there were several sideshows in antioch, in oakland and unincorporated parts of contra costa county in antioch. about 200 people on sunday blocked a major intersection as cars were spinning donuts and spectators set off fireworks, the mercury news reports. antioch city leaders are installing an electric gate at the city's boat launch, and also installed new traffic barriers near major intersections, where sideshows often occur. >> san francisco supervisors approved a resolution opposing a proposed name change for the oakland airport. the port of oakland wants to change the airport's name to san francisco bay. oakland international

airport. that change is meant to increase awareness of the airport's location and attract more travelers, but san francisco officials strongly oppose that idea, saying it will cause financial harm to sfo and confuse passengers. >> as much as i acknowledge that imitation is the highest form of flattery, this is not exactly neighborly behavior. >> board of supervisors president aaron peskin says. mayor london breed and the executive director of sfo both support that resolution. ktvu spoke with supervisor peskin, who says he hopes this resolution can facilitate a healthy discussion with the port of oakland. >> oakland has a lot to be proud of, and i think everybody in our country knows that it sits on san francisco bay. i travel in out of okay, quite a bit myself, but i think this is we need to have a mature, productive relationship and taken another. your sister city by surprise is not a neighborly thing to do. the port of oakland commission

is set to vote on the remaining or the renaming, i should say, next thursday. >> our time now 509 with several groups are supporting the idea of changing the name of oakland airport business groups from oakland, walnut creek, the tri valley and berkeley say the oakland airport is the closest airport to almost 60% of the bay area population. now in a statement, the ceo of visit tri valley said in part, an airport name that clearly identifies its geographic location in a more recognizable way will help visitors find and use okay when they fly here. and that is great because okay is by far the closest airport to the cities we represent. this is a smart move for the airport, and we support it. some incredible pictures of powerful deadly earthquake hit taiwan. it was a magnitude 7.4

quake. it hit in the early morning hours in taiwan, affecting the entire island. now, officials in taiwan say at least nine people were killed in that earthquake. the usgs says the earthquake hit just off the coast of taiwan just before 5:00 pm. our time. it was followed by a magnitude 6.5 aftershock, 12 minutes later. and take a look. some buildings were left leaning with people trapped inside of them, along with the nine people who were killed. more than 900 people were hurt in stores and restaurants. items fell off of the shelves and just crashed down. the earthquake also triggered a tsunami warning that was later lifted. this is the biggest quake in taiwan that they've had since 1999. that's when the magnitude 7.7 quake killed 2400 people and destroyed thousands of buildings. now our coverage of this earthquake in

taiwan continues online. you can go to ktvu.com and get all the latest developments. all right. let's talk about your weather and how things will rapidly change for us here in the bay area. >> that is correct. starting today in big time tomorrow. here, take a look at our system. now one key factor so far is that as an over water trajectory, if it's if it came in over land, tomorrow would be more cold and windy than anything else. but when it does this over water, it picks up more moisture. so that will be leading to a wide variety of changes here today we start with a bigger fog bank, more of an onshore breeze, and cooler rainfall. i think most will be a quarter to a half, but an isolated area of an inch because we have to include some thunderstorm activity and hail temperatures possible record low maximum temperatures tomorrow, along with low snow levels thursday night into friday. so some cold high temps about 50 to 55 tomorrow. some areas in the hills may not get over like 48 or 49. the wind will start to pick up tonight, especially that

delta breeze petaluma gap san bruno area. i would think you'll see some pretty good gusts here as the low inches closer today. it's about that cooler temps here. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose dropping 50s and 60s tomorrow. drop another five six degrees 50s on a lot of the temps here. a few 40 is hanging on, but i think they're on borrowed time. 30 truckee 29 south lake tahoe. reno's at 43, this is not a big snow producer, but we will see some low snow levels. a winter weather advisory is out for the mountains, and there's already chatter about maybe, you know, mount diablo, santa cruz mountains more likely to be down towards monterey for the some of the better snow totals. but i'll tell you, anytime you get this cold of a system dropping in, especially this time of year, it's worth mentioning here. not much here. maybe drizzle by tonight, more likely by tomorrow morning than rain starts. not a big rain producer, but as long as it stays over water then it has an opportunity to give us a quarter to a half with isolated areas around three quarters to an inch, including the thunderstorm activity. but this is the cold mainly. the main

message here is the cold coming in as temperatures will struggle big time tomorrow we should get a break after friday. the weekend right now sunday could be a weak little system, but the main event is tomorrow. snow on the mountains. winter weather advisory starts at 11:00 tonight and goes through friday. i think at 11 p.m. so there'll be some okay snow there, but bigger fog bank drizzle possible. more likely it'll just be a bigger. the bases are way up there. so a change in the weather. cloudy coast, cool 50s there. sunny inland, but the wind will pick up and it will be noticeably cooler. 5060s out of those 70s from yesterday and even colder tomorrow. cold rain tomorrow. thunderstorms likely friday for gradual improvement on the weekend. >> okay. thanks, steve. backlash over the situation in gaza after seven aid workers die in an israeli air strike. how the president and other groups are responding to that deadly attack. >> also here at home. a big honor for the boys basketball team at oakland tech. we're going to show you the lebration at san franc

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>> will the oakland tech high school boys basketball team was honored by the warriors at chase center? the honors at last night's warriors game was for the team's first state championship. the tech bulldogs were thrilled to be honored by the warriors. many of the players said basketball gives them a positive outlet and keeps them focused. it also teaches them grit and tenacity on and off the court. >> they worked really hard for this moment the whole year from like morning practices after school, so it's good to be recognized. this is super exciting watching, pro players play basketball in a big venue and having our own suite is amazing. >> that's pretty good. and with the exception of four graduating seniors, most of the players on the tech team will be back next season. >> the oakland ballers baseball team will hold tryouts this weekend to recruit local players for their upcoming inaugural baseball season. tryouts will take place between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on saturday at laney

college baseball field. the ballers say more than 50 players have already signed up. the first of 48 home games is slated for june fourth at oakland's ramona park. >> our time is now 518. the oakland a's will meet today with officials in sacramento about playing their next season in sacramento. so the team didn't reach a deal with oakland when the two sides met yesterday to talk about a lease extension at the coliseum, the a's told ktvu in a statement that the team, the city and the county are far apart on the terms needed for an extension at the coliseum. now, the city of oakland offered a five year, $97 million lease extension that would guarantee the a's have a place to play while their new ballpark is being built on the vegas strip. we reached out to the city of oakland and to the alameda county supervisors for a comment, but so far we haven't heard anything back. the oakland a's will wrap up their series against the boston red sox this afternoon. >> last night, another small crowd of 5100 fans watched the

red sox defeat the a's in 11 innings. the final score was 5 to 4. oakland now has one win and five losses in the new season, and has fallen to last place in the american league west. the san francisco giants will try to avoid a series sweep when they face the dodgers in los angeles tonight. last night, mookie betts hit his major league leading fifth home run of the season off giants pitcher logan webb. the dodgers defeated the giants 5 to 4. san francisco now has two wins, four losses. >> our time is now 519. caltrans will suspend the convoys that's running to shuttle people around a washed out portion of highway one in big sur. they're concerned that rainy weather is forcing them to stop the twice daily guided trips for residents and for essential workers tomorrow. and on friday, that road collapsed near rocky point. on saturday, during a storm, the convoys will resume. on saturday. the caltrans crews will be out there tomorrow and friday. it will be watching for

any change in road conditions. >> gymnastics at san jose state in the spotlight. how one bay area tournament this week is pitting the program against much larger rivals, and a lawsuit against a toothpaste company. >> the claims, made by two bay area consumers a how t

suing david's natural toothpaste. they claim that their toothpaste contained harmful levels of what's called forever chemicals. also, that lawsuit claims david's national natural toothpaste violated california laws on advertising and fair competition. now, the company responded to the lawsuit, saying recent tests shows no harmful chemicals in its toothpaste. >> well, today is the second day of a three day strike by nurses in santa clara county. contract negotiations broke down between the registered nurses professional association and county leaders. the nurses say in addition to more pay, they are also calling attention to what they say is short staffing and issues with workplace safety. to keep the three county hospitals operating during the strike. the county brought in outside nurses from around the country at a price of $20 million. >> unfortunately, we've now had to take money and put it towards this essential coverage, and

that's money that we then don't have as a system. >> we're barely getting anywhere, which is why it's been really frustrating. we've been negotiating with them for eight months now. >> hospital administrators say during the strike some appointments have been converted to video visits and some elective procedures were postponed. >> our time now 524 medical residents at kaiser permanente have filed paperwork to create a union, the chronicle reports. if it's approved by the members, the union would represent almost 500 residents and fellows at kaiser hospital around the bay area. they'd be part of the committee of interns and residents, which is a part of seiu to the kaiser, in a statement said it supports any decision made by their residents about being represented by a union. kaiser added in a statement, quote, we greatly value our medical residents and fellows and are committed to continuing to make kaiser permanente the best place to learn, work and provide care. we respect our long standing relationships with labor unions

and the rights of our employees to make decisions about whether they want to be represented by a union. >> in his own way, he's been helping people look good for decades. now a community is trying to help him. the outrage over decision to evict one man and his wife from their home. >> and we'll tell you about an effort to recruit educators in san francisco, the applications now being accepted. they're open to keep the teachers living where they work. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go t

were that our staff are safe. desperately needed humanitarian aid in gaza comes to a halt. >> why? relief groups are now suspending the delivery of services. and it is the most important snow survey of the year. the results that will heavily impact california's water supply forecast. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. >> we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday, it's april 3rd. boy are whether things are going to be changing steve paulson is right here with the forecast. >> i am indeed. thank you.

claudine. don't say a word. not a word, not a word. fighting that thing. okay, low clouds are moving in. except concord, livermore. everyone says cloudy. and that's because there's a much bigger fog bank out there. no doubt about it. so 50s on most of the temps. i think livermore eventually get there. but temperatures, because of the low cloud deck and more of an onshore breeze, i think the wind will crank up here. not too bad, but i'm seeing about out around travis to suisun city, around 20 to 25, and it'll probably get up to about 3540 late tonight and tomorrow. that cold core system is on its way for tomorrow. for a dramatic change for us today, though, it's transition day 5060s on the highs. all right ali is here now. altamont pass somewhere else. >> we're going to start in the south bay this time around. overall things are pretty quiet. it's looking like a pretty decent commute at this early hour. 530 in the morning. let's check the traffic maps. this is a look at your silicon valley commute. it hasn't really gotten started yet, which is what we like to see at this time of the morning. and the east bay looks

pretty good to be aware that we might expect traffic to pick up quite a bit on highway four, and that's because bart says that service has stopped between antioch and pittsburg bay point in all directions because of an equipment problem, so expect more people on the road since bart will not be an option. taking a look at our triple a traffic camera this morning, this is a live look at the east shore freeway. you can see traffic moving along nicely, and it stays that way until you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights not on yet, so traffic still looking smooth. 530 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. thank you. ali. several humanitarian groups in gaza are pausing their relief efforts because of safety concerns. that's following the israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers in a convoy. the convoy of aid workers with world central kitchen were in vehicles clearly marked with their organization's logo when they were hit. other humanitarian aid groups operating in gaza say this is just the latest attack on workers trying to provide desperately needed aid to palestinians facing famine

conditions. >> over 200 human korean workers have been killed in gaza since october. we also lost a staff member in an airstrike on their home in early march. >> israel's military leaders apologize for the incident, calling it a mistake that should not have happened. the israeli military says it has established a new humanitarian command center to improve the coordination of aid, distribution in gaza. >> well, uc davis is facing legal action now after being accused of mistreating and discriminating against jewish students. the stand with us center for legal justice filed a title six complaint against the university, accusing officials of being inactive in stopping the harassment of jews on campus. that complaint asks the office of civil rights to investigate incidents that targeted the jewish community. it also asked the university to educate its staff about anti-semitism. uc davis responded, saying it takes

student safety seriously and immediately reaches out to those who report incidents of harassment or discrimination. a new report finds incidents of anti-muslim hate are at their highest level in decades. >> the council on american islamic relations released its annual civil rights report yesterday. it says in 2023, there were more than 8000 complaints of anti-muslim incidents in the u.s. that's the most the organization has received in its 30 year history. care says there was a significant spike in october following the beginning of israel's war with hamas. >> it all points to one very simple conclusion islam phobia is baked into american society. it had to exist in the us prior to october, because what october shows us is a switch was flipped and it was back on. >> the complaints received by care include hate crimes, immigration and asylum cases, as well as employment and education

discrimination. >> our time is now 533 applications now being accepted in san francisco for new affordable housing. it's specifically designed for teachers and other educators. it's called the shirley chisholm village. it's being built in the sunset district and will have 135 rental units from studio apartments to three bedroom apartments. >> we have a range of units to support new educators, people might be at the beginning of their career or just starting a family. two family units and we have five floors and i've had a chance to visit. i mean, these are million dollar views now. >> the san francisco unified school district says applications will be accepted until april 23rd. the educators will be picked through a lottery process, and they may move in as early as this fall. >> a san francisco group has filed a friend of the court brief in supreme court in a case that will decide if cities can ban camping on public property. that case stems from a ruling in

the ninth circuit court of appeals, which found that the city of grants pass, oregon, could not enforce local ordinances banning public camping. the same court also ruled that san francisco can't sweep homeless encampments when there aren't enough beds in city shelters. the lawyers committee for civil rights said that criminalizing homelessness does nothing to address the lack of affordable housing. >> the frustration should be directed at our elected officials. it should be directed at our mayor, our governor, people who have the power to direct resources towards the solution. it seems pretty simple . i don't know how it's gotten so complicated that the solution to being unhoused is to build affordable housing. >> this is one of dozens of amicus briefs filed in the case. the justices are set to hear arguments on april 22nd. >> our time is now. 535 a new city audit in san francisco found that one homeless housing provider misused taxpayer funds. as san francisco's comptroller's

office audited the nonprofit group home rise. it used to be known as community housing partnership. home rise manages more than 1500 affordable housing units across 19 properties in san francisco, the city's report found that home rise received millions of dollars in grant money for its payroll. it also spent money on fundraising, paid staff bonuses, and also provided lunches and gifts to its staff. now san francisco mayor london breed applauded the city's audit and recommendations for reforms and said in part in this case, the mayor's office of housing and department of homelessness and supportive housing identified issues and have worked diligently, including with the comptroller's office, to address these challenges. this is how we work to improve, how we provide services and support, and to improve how our city functions. now, we did reach out to home rise to get a comment on this,

but have not heard back. >> a man who's been shining shoes on the streets of los angeles for the past 30 years may soon be living on the street. gustavo martinez and his wife received an eviction notice three weeks ago. he says his landlord told them to leave their two bedroom apartment in the city's fairfax district within the next 60 days. martinez says he's outraged over the reason they're being kicked out of that longtime home. >> and i say the lady. but why? i said, i always pay my rent on time. i never make a problem. he said, well, you know, the owner wants to move his son here. >> many of his neighbors and friends share his anger. they've launched an online fundraiser to help the couple search for a new home. the couple's landlord, who lives in beverly hills, could not be reached for comment. >> our time is now. 537 governor newsom joined the department of water resources for the april snow survey. it's the final one of the season. that's no survey at phillips station in el dorado county showed the sierra

snowpack is above normal. it was 113% of the average for that location. now, the april snow measurement is the most important one because it's normally the peak of the season with snowmelt runoff a major factor in filling california's reservoirs. we will see over the course of the next couple of months how this snowpack translates into runoff into rivers, streams and reservoirs that are communities and our environment, our economy, the food that we grow in california all relies on that. >> it's a big deal. >> all but three of northern california's 37 key reservoirs are above 100% of normal. all right, let's talk about weather. and even claudine knows things are going to change weather wise here in the bay area significantly. >> no doubt about it here. so good news in the mountains. that's good. good news. rainfall wise. snow wise, back to back good years. so let's celebrate

victories like that. but today it will be cooler. san rafael san francisco, oakland, san jose, coast and bay dropped yesterday inland did not really. some locations though will drop a good 1012 degrees today. just too much in a way of a low cloud deck and onshore breeze from this cold core system. now the front is coming in. that's on the north coast, that's starting to move through the pacific northwest. here, i'll do this. that makes a little more sense to you. it's the cold low up here. that's the key. right there. this low is on its way right over us tomorrow, and it will usher in unseasonably cold temperatures for april 4th and fifth. amazing to see rainfall a quarter of an inch to three quarters. thunderstorms with hail look likely for us. i would think some funnel clouds in the valley. maybe some waterspouts or a possibility as well. possible record low maximum temperatures tomorrow and if there's enough available moisture. some low snow levels in the bay area are possible late thursday into friday. this will be a cold system tomorrow. highs 50 to 55. that's it. maybe

upper 40s in the hills and the wind will start to pick up later today as that front gets closer. so petaluma, gap san bruno gap. also out towards the delta and out to travis. you know those those wind speeds will start to pick up here. 40s for a few 50s for most though on the temps 2829 truckee south lake tahoe 48 to 55 arcadia down to los angeles. the high gets bumped out that cold core system so far it still has a track over water which will help but give us rainfall. but the cold front itself, it's kind of a tenuous rope, but it'll do its job. it's already enhancing the low cloud deck. the bases have lifted light drizzle tonight, and then rain sweeps in tomorrow, and then a cold, cold rain will take us into late thursday and also into friday with snow up in the mountains. winter weather advisories out for them. this looks like though not a big snow producer, but there will be some snow. maybe a weak system sunday, but i think that is more show than go. but. but if you're going to the mountains, i would look for some snow to develop and maybe for us as well. late

thursday. friday. >> all right steve thank you. time is now 540 a push for a new chick fil a restaurant in the east bay is ruffling the feathers of some of the neighbors. supporters say it will boost the local economy, but some in walnut creek say it will increase traffic. we'll tell you where the city stands on all of this. and the solar eclipse will happen in just a few days. >> how you can safely watch business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going.

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and haiti's capital in the past three weeks due to escalating gang violence. the un says the mass exodus began shortly after those violent gang members began a series of attacks on government institutions all across haiti at the end of february. the agency says the growing civil unrest has created an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. by point 5 million of the 11.4 population is in need of some type of humanitarian, assistance. the un blames gang members for the deaths of more than 1500 people all across haiti since the crisis began. they've also opened fire on haiti's main international airport and stormed the nation's two biggest prisons, releasing more than 4000 inmates. >> our time is 544. former president trump focused on immigration at his campaign

stops in michigan and wisconsin. >> this is a border bloodbath, ends the day i take the oath of office with your vote, i will seal the border. i will stop the invasion. >> now, the white house says trump and republicans should pass a border deal in congress the first chance and decided not to act because certain people in house republican world wanted a problem rather than a solution. now the border deal in congress failed after trump urged senate republicans to vote against it. >> later today, president biden will speak at the white house about lowering the cost of health care. vermont senator bernie sanders will help him make the case to lower the cost of prescription drugs, an issue the president hopes will resonate with voters. >> yes, we do have a very complicated and broken prescription drug pricing system in america. >> president biden is also expected to lay out his administration's plans for

lowering health costs for people enrolled in medicare. >> our time is now 545. next week, there will be a solar eclipse and millions of americans are hoping to celebrate it. and even see it now. this year, the eclipse will last almost twice as long as the eclipse in 2017. that was seen coast to coast. the moon expected to cover the sun for up to four minutes and 28 seconds. we remind you, though, and warn you if you do plan to look up at it. doctors say you have to wear special eclipse glasses to keep the sun's rays from damaging your eyes. >> once those cells are damaged, they cannot repair themselves. those photoreceptors become permanently damaged. we'll squint. we'll look away. our eyes will water. on that eclipse day. we will want to sneak peeks and see what? what's so fascinating? it's important to understand that there is no treatment. the treatment is education and prevention, and

doctors say most people won't notice the eye damage until hours later. >> that's when those symptoms start occurring. by the way, the price of a pair of eclipse glasses is little as $2.50. >> the us isn't expected to see another solar eclipse for two decades, and that has people cashing in on the celebrations. more than a dozen states are expected to host millions of tourists. flight prices are soaring. some hotels are going for up to ten times the regular rate. business owners in the path of totality between texas to maine are also going to benefit. >> a lot of the revenue that comes to local restaurants and local businesses come from those tourists, but also that income to the airbnb homeowner stays in the community as well. >> many communities are also going to see tourists, unlike the numbers that they've ever seen before. >> businesses in cities where the eclipse can be seen are selling souvenirs, hosting special events like eclipse wine tasting and crafting themed

treats. from donuts to beer, our time is 547. >> the cost of checking your bag on one airline, jetblue can now be hired. it all depends on the day of the week. jetblue says it has variable pricing now for bag fees. that means it will cost more to check your bag on the day the airline decides is a peak day. about half of the days of the year have been labeled peak. the fees for the first bag now range from 35 to $50. on jetblue, the company says that higher prices because of increased costs. >> well, this is the time of year millions of american sports fans are updating their march madness brackets for college basketball. but another exciting ncaa ncaa tournament is taking center stage here in the bay area this week. tomorrow, the women's gymnastics team from san jose state university will head to north to uc berkeley. the 17 member spartan squad will compete in the ncaa regional gymnastics tournament this year.

>> i'm really excited to be able to have the team go and then with us being local as well. a lot of our family and friends from here are also traveling up to cal to watch us. >> the gymnast gymnast from san jose state will battle the team from southern utah state at berkeley's haas pavilion tomorrow. >> all right. our time is 548. let's get you to where you need to go or you're going home. but allie, rasmus is here now. allie. >> everybody behaving on the road for the most part. there is now a crash, though, on westbound 580 at north flynn road. we can show it to you on the map here. and you see some of the backup growing because of that at the altamont pass. so something to be aware of. and then once you get past the livermore valley, there is also a report of a crash southbound 880, just south of 262. so i thought it was 238, but no. 262 so be aware of that. we now have the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. as you

can see from our aa traffic camera here. so we do expect this to start getting a little more crowded. highway four westbound at bay point is crowded and we kind of anticipated this because bart service has stopped between antioch and pittsburg bay point in all directions because of an equipment problem. this bart alert went out about an hour ago . they're asking people to take alternate means of transportation, so if people can't get on bart, they will likely be hitting the road and this highway in general. 549 let's check in with steve paulson. >> thank you ali. we'll get right to it here today. already. big changes here. the low clouds are making a much stronger push. there's a cold front on the way, so that will usher in a significantly cooler pattern. but cold is the big weather word for tomorrow. cold fronts here. that's working its way in later today. tonight into tomorrow. this is the key right up in here. this is a really cold core upper low. so far it still has a trajectory over water. everything says it will be right

over us tomorrow afternoon. evening, if i could be, i'm going to do geek city here. if you know your weather, this is a 534 decameter low that you don't see that in april. and thickness, which is a measure of the atmosphere on how warm or how cold a layer is, hovers around 527 all day tomorrow. unbelievable for us for this late in the season. december, january, february. yeah april. no. so it's going to lead to a cool down here. san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose, 50s and 60s. even a bigger drop tomorrow could see some record low maximum temperatures. tomorrow would not surprise me the least. rainfall is not a big system, but a quarter to three quarters should cover it. thunderstorms, no doubt about it . i would think with hail, maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley. i mean, if you're a severe chaser, you can't ask for a better setup than what's coming in thursday and friday for us. possible record cold, low snow lows. well, i shouldn't say that sometimes. august september. you know, you get blow off from hurricanes and that that can also set the stage

for severe weather. but for april this is pretty impressive. cold high temps tomorrow. possible record high record cold high temps i should say. and the wind will start to pick up here later today. tonight into tomorrow morning. 50s on most of the temps. don't think these are changing. so today i mean it's inland. there'll still be some sun, but it will be a noticeable drop on the temps along with the wind picking up that front slides in late tonight. tomorrow could be a little drizzle beforehand, but the main system is arriving thursday morning into thursday afternoon. not a big one, but again, a quarter to maybe three quarters. but when you include the thunderstorm activity that could push some over about three quarters of an inch and maybe some low snow levels for us as well as possible late thursday into friday. santa cruz mountains, mount diablo, i would think probably more likely south, but we'll mention it if you're going to the mountains, there's a winter weather advisory starts at 11:00 tonight. they will get some snow, but temps are on their way down. it'll start today. bigger fog. bank, cloudy. coast, sunny inland, but windy and cooler day. >> okay, steve. thank you. times 552, a home repair nonprofit

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at this year's outside lands music festival, but fans and ticket buyers will soon get their first crack at tickets to that annual event in san francisco, though this morning at 10:00, a limited number of three day general admission wristbands go on sale. the prices for the eager beaver presale start at $425, plus fees . the music and food festival is scheduled for august 9th through the 11th in golden gate park. the lineup is expected to be announced later this month. well, comedian jon stewart said he walked away from his talk show on apple tv, accusing apple of scrutinizing his coverage on the company and on artificial intelligence. >> i got to tell you, i wanted to have you on a podcast and apple asked us not to do it, to have you. they literally said,

please don't talk to her. >> jon stewart interviewed federal trade commission chair lina khan monday night on his program. it airs on comedy central. miss khan has been a strong critic of tech companies, and during that interview, stewart said that apple would not let him interview khan in a podcast related to his program when it aired on apple tv. he also said apple refused to let him do a segment on artificial intelligence. so far, apple has made no comment on the allegations. it's 556. the cost of college. it's going up, and at many private schools, the price is now nearing six figures a year. several of those private schools have crossed the $90,000 a year mark for the first time this year. that includes the university of southern california tuition at usc, $95,000 a year. compare that to about 14,000 a year for the uc system, or $6,000 for csu's.

many colleges say they're focusing more on financial aid and cutting costs for lower income families. instead of the overall cost. well, entering the united states is becoming more expensive. the fee for the customs and border protection service global entry will go up for the first time in more than 15 years to $120, the agency's also raising prices for its other travel programs. the new price will cover membership for five years. applicants under the age of 18 will be exempt from paying that fee now. the global entry program allows members to receive expedited immigration clearance when they come back to the united states. all right. our time is 558. the sonoma county sheriff's department released some dramatic video to show you of a life saving rescue of a stranded hiker. okay. don't let go, man. >> don't let go. okay

>> do not let go. this happened shortly after sunset on easter sunday on a cliff in the golden gate recreation area in marin county. sheriff's deputy larry martel and helicopter pilot nigel cooper were part of the rescue team that rushed to help. they saw the hiker stuck on a cliff gripping that rock with his fingers. that's at the stage where a very tough nighttime rescue. >> the first couple of times larry touched the cliff, he lost his footing and the rocks crumbled away. so he had to kind of kind of reposition him a little bit. >> well, they did finally rescue the young man and pulled him to safety. the rescue team says that stranded hiker suffered only minor cuts and bruises. fema. this is taiwan and a rescue mission is underway there. after the strongest earthquake to hit taiwan in 25 years. we're closely watching

the search for survivors. plus amplification of some level should be allowed. >> the protesters are using voice augmenting devices and saying horrible things in walnut creek, dozens of noise and harassment complaints near an east bay planned parenthood. >> many residents and businesses are very upset. we'll tell you now the how the city is taking action to deal with them. then nurses in santa clara county starting day two of their strike. what will it take for both sides to get them back to the bargaining table? >> 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 i'm allie rasmus. >> it is wednesday april 3rd the middle of the week. and with it comes some big weather changes that steve paulson is keeping an eye on.

>> a bigger ones will be tomorrow, but it leads into today for sure. a lot of low clouds in place. the base is on that fog bank have come way up compared to yesterday, so it's making a pretty strong surge here. so 50s on a lot of these temps here. low clouds for many even pushing inland now in advance of that's the cold front that will start to move in tonight tomorrow. but that's the key. that low coming right down off of vancouver looks to be right over us tomorrow afternoon evening, which for april 4th tomorrow will be incredibly rare to see such a cold system. but today, low clouds, sunny inland but breezy to windy and 50s and 60s. now on the highs back to dave and ali. >> i'm going to do a quick check of traffic from here. the triple a traffic cameras shows a live picture of the san mateo bridge getting a little bit busier as people make their way over to the peninsula. let's go from there to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on for the last 15 minutes or so, and you can see the difference with a 15 minute delay to get onto the span at least, and then the golden gate

bridge shows a light commute at this hour, well, at least nine people are dead and more than 700 injured after a big earthquake struck taiwan. it's the biggest earthquake to hit that island in more than 25 years. >> it is big, and ktvu is andre. seniors in our studio right now to show us some of the damage. andre. >> and we're just getting some new information coming out of taiwan right now. we're just getting reports that 70 miners are trapped in two separate coal mines in hualien county. we'll keep following that part of the story. meantime, taiwan sits on the same ring of fire of faults, volcanoes that california sits on. those faults go all the way around the pacific ocean and regularly cause these large earthquakes. many taiwan residents say while they are used to these earthquakes, they aren't used to ones this strong. now that shaking first hitting just before 8 a.m. local time, residents capturing video of the earthquake as it hit and so did webcams placed around the city. on one, you could see the camera

shaking as it's pointed towards high rise buildings. here the damage quickly evident. several buildings and other cities in taiwan being left at a 45 degree angle. take a look at these pictures here in some places, people have to be lifted out of buildings through windows because doors were fuzed shut in the shaking roads and bridges also damaged here. train service suspended and roads had to be closed along the eastern coast because of landslides. >> it does look like there was a certain level, an amplified level of shaking in, taibei. taipei sits on a bowl of sediment just like los angeles. and that bowl basically amplifies the shaking. it's something we have seen and expect to see in the big earthquakes in the l.a. area. so it does look like there was more shaking in taibei than would be expected just from the distance to the faults. >> yeah, pretty stunning images coming in here. the quake also triggering a tsunami warning. japan reporting a one foot tsunami and smaller waves that

warning has since been lifted. there are mixed reports about how strong this earthquake was. taiwan's earthquake agency says it was a magnitude 7.2, but the us geological survey says it was a 7.4 earthquake. and the agency says that difference in magnitude equals a lot of extra energy. that is being released. this is a story that is developing, continues to develop and we'll keep an eye for it for you, dave. >> okay, andre. thank you. now, ktvu coverage of the taiwan earthquake continues online. you can go to ktvu.com and get the latest developments. >> walnut creek's city council is vowing to crack down on noisy protests outside a planned parenthood facility at its next meeting, the council will officially pass an ordinance that bans the use of sound amplifiers like a bullhorn within 100ft of the property's entrance. the people who work and live near the planned parenthood building on oakland boulevard in walnut creek say the anti-abortion protesters are getting louder and bolder. >> the protesters are using

voice augmenting devices and saying horrible things. i went into the clinic because i wanted to see how loud it was. you could hear everything that was being said loud and clear. >> last night's vote comes two years after the walnut creek city council approved a similar ordinance. it created a protest buffer zone around that same planned parenthood building and banned protesters from gathering within eight feet of its entrances. >> as our time is now. 604 well, today is day two of a three day strike by nurses in santa clara county. contract talks broke down between the registered nurses professional association and county leaders, the nurses say, along with demanding more pay, they're also calling attention to what they say is short staffing and problems with workplace safety. now, to keep the three county hospitals operating during this strike, the county brought in some

outside nurses from around the country. it cost about $20 million. >> fortunately, we've now had to take money and put it towards this essential coverage and that's money that we then don't have as a system. >> we're barely getting anywhere, which is why it's been really frustrating. we've been negotiating with them for eight months now. >> the hospital administrators say during the strike, some appointments have been converted to video visits and some elective procedures were postponed. >> a report in the san francisco chronicle says that grocery stores and other retailers overcharge for purchases more often than people realize. the chronicle says a safeway store and a target store in marin county were cited in inspection reports from state regulators for overcharging customers throughout 2023 and 2024. more than one third of stores in sonoma county failed price accuracy checks in a year's worth of inspections, experts say. human error is the most common reason for overcharging, and the only way to protect yourself is to carefully check your receipt.

>> all right. our time is 606. san francisco supervisors approved a resolution opposing a proposed name change for the oakland airport. the port of oakland wants to change the oakland airport's name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. the change is meant to increase awareness of the airport's location and also attract more travelers. however, san francisco officials strongly opposed that, saying it will cause financial harm to sfo and also confuse passengers. >> as much as i acknowledge that imitation is the highest form of flattery, this is not exactly neighborly behavior, the board of supervisors president aaron peskin, says. >> mayor london breed and the executive director of sfo both support their resolution. ktvu talked with supervisor peskin, who says he hopes this resolution can lead to a healthy discussion with the port of oakland. >> oakland has a lot to be proud

of and i think everybody in our country knows that it sits on san francisco bay. i travel in out of okay quite a bit myself, but i think this is we need to have a mature, productive relationship and taken another. your sister city by surprise is not a neighborly thing to do. >> now the port of oakland commission will be meeting next thursday on this whole issue of renaming the airport at. it is 607. several groups are supporting the airport's proposed name change. business groups from oakland, walnut creek, the tri-valley and berkeley say the oakland airport is the closest airport to almost 60% of the bay area population. in a statement, the ceo of visit tri-valley said in part, an airport name that clearly identifies its geographic location in a more recognizable way will help visitors find and use. okay when they fly here. and that is great because okay is by far the closest airport to

the cities we represent. this is a smart move for the airport and we support it. >> a crackdown on sideshows in antioch is underway after several cases of illegal street activity. last weekend, there were several sideshows in antioch, oakland and unincorporated parts of contra costa county in antioch. about 200 people on sunday blocked a major intersection as cars spun donuts and spectators set off fireworks, the mercury news reports. antioch city leaders are installing an electric gate at the city's boat launch, and also installed new traffic barriers near major intersections, where sideshows often occur. >> our time now 608 will three cities in san mateo county joined other bay area cities investing in automated license plate readers daly city, san bruno, and san mateo have all recently purchased computer controlled cameras to install at busy intersections. city leaders say the license plate readers are an important tool in cracking down on organized

retail theft and other crimes. however, the critics in those cities and elsewhere raised privacy concerns while on the field. >> the a's tried and failed to get their second win of the season. the organization trying to figure out where they will play next year, the city, the team plans to meet with today, and a bay area home repair nonprofit group that helps low income senior citizens in the east bay will be closing. >> we'll tell you why. rebuilding together oakland east bay is ending its services and what's going to happen next for it cl nts

a chicken. it's the first time they've talked since their meeting in november on the sidelines of the apec summit that happened here in the bay area. they continued their discussions about artificial intelligence and narcotics. and president biden also pressed president xi to make peace with taiwan. he also criticized china's trade with russia. while the war in ukraine continues. >> the president also repeated his call for china to release u.s. citizens who are wrongfully detained or under exit bans. we believe that there is no substitute for regular communication at the leader level to effectively manage this complex and often tense bilateral relationship. >> president biden will meet with. will sit down with leaders of both japan and the philippines for their first

trilateral meeting. >> our time now. 613 a new report is out. it says incidents of anti-muslim hate are at their highest level in decades. the council on american islamic relations released its annual civil rights report. it says in 2023, there were more than 8000 complaints of anti-muslim incidents in the u.s, the most the organization has received in its 30 year history. the organization says there was a major spike in october after the beginning of israel's war with hamas. >> it all points to one very simple conclusion islam. homophobia is baked into american society. it had to exist in the us prior to october, because what october shows us is a switch was flipped and it was back on. now those complaints received by care included hate crimes, immigration and asylum cases, as well as employment and education

discrimination. >> it is 614. governor newsom says he and state lawmakers are making progress on reaching a deal on the new state budget. >> i just can't impress upon you more how impressed i am with the leadership of both the assembly and the senate. i know that doesn't make for good news. we all like controversy, but it's newsworthy when everybody's getting along during challenging times. and i'm just really proud of the new leadership. >> now, back in february, the office of the legislative analyst forecast a budget deficit of as much as $73 billion. state lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to finalize a new budget, which will probably come with some spending cuts. the governor also says he's working on rescheduling his state of the state address, and may combine it with his budget presentation next month. >> police in san jose have arrested four people suspected of burglarizing a business and

taking hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property from storage units. detectives began investigating the case in late december, when a man attempted to burglarize a storage complex on lincoln avenue. an investigation revealed a person had stolen more than $400,000 in musical equipment and other property from multiple storage units. police made four arrests in connection with the burglaries and said other illegal items were also found in the burglars possession. >> honestly, everything that we discovered that illegal narcotics and illegal firearm, a semiautomatic as well as a high capacity magazine, you know, those obviously aren't supposed to be in their possession. and so that's part of the picture. we're trying to paint. >> police say all four people were booked into the santa clara county main jail for various crimes, including burglary, conspiracy, grand theft, vandalism and possession of stolen property. >> our time now 616. a bay area home repair service for low income senior citizens is now closing after 35 years. the

group, rebuilding together oakland east bay is a nonprofit. they provided free home modifications for older low income homeowners and people with disabilities. a lot of the work was done by volunteers, but the organization says with rising construction costs, it became harder to raise enough funds to do the work. they say they finished all the jobs they had in progress. they'll be referring people who need home repair services to other organizations. >> the oakland a's are set to meet with sacramento officials today about playing next season in the capital city. the team did not reach a deal with oakland when the two sides met yesterday to discuss a lease extension at the coliseum, the a's told ktvu in a statement that the team, the city and the county are far apart on the terms needed for an extension at the coliseum. the city has offered a five year, $97 million lease extension that would guarantee the team has a place to play. while their new ballpark is built on the las vegas strip. we've reached out

to the city of oakland and alameda county supervisors for comment, but have not heard back. the oakland a's will wrap up their series against the boston red sox this afternoon. last night, another small crowd of 5100 fans watched the red sox defeat the a's in 11 innings, the final score 5 to 4. oakland now has one win and five losses in the new season, and has fallen to last place in the american league west. the san francisco giants will try to avoid a series sweep when they face the dodgers in los angeles tonight. last night, mookie betts hit his major league leading fifth home run in the season off giants pitcher logan webb, and the dodgers defeated the giants 5 to 4. san francisco now has two wins and four losses. >> all right. our time is just about 618. steve paulson, this is no joke how the weather is going to change, especially tomorrow. >> mr. clark, that is correct for us. this is a rare event to get this cold of a system coming in. now, today's the transition

day. a much bigger fog bank only conquered in travis. say clear. everyone else is cloudy to mostly cloudy and that's a low cloud deck that's pushing in. but temps which were in the 60s and mid 70s yesterday on their way down and they'll continue to bottom out tomorrow with probably around 48 to 54 covering most of the spread tomorrow. i would think record low maximum temperatures tomorrow are possible. rainfall doesn't look that great, but a 2:45 quarters thunderstorms with hail, that's almost a given. maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley and possible record cold and low snow levels possible late thursday into friday. santa cruz mountains south, maybe mount diablo, maybe if there's enough available moisture, 50s on most of the temps here. this is a cold, cold system so far. still has the trajectory over water that will help, but it will be parked right over your house and mine tomorrow afternoon, evening, which means now we could get some drizzle beforehand, but the rain kicks in tomorrow morning. we'll probably continue through, i think most of the day, and then thunderstorms will be a distinct possibility on late

thursday and especially friday. snow up in the mountains. winter weather advisory starts. snow level could drop to 2500ft, so a change in the weather i'll say. bigger fog, bank lows mostly around 50. cloudy coast and bay but sunny inland, but it will become noticeably cooler and blustery to windy. 5060 on the temps. get ready. tomorrow is the main event that will carry into friday. some improvement on the weekend. >> all right thank you steve a push for new chick a new chick fil a in the east bay is ruffling some neighborhood feathers. proponents say the restaurant will boost the local economy, but people living nearby in walnut creek worry it will affect traffic where the city stands on that plan. and it's a night oakland basketball players will never forget. a special honor the state champions, high school champions got from the warriors

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♪ bmo ♪ a debate. the city's planning commission recently approved the chicken restaurant chain's plan to build it at the citrus marketplace shopping center near ignacio valley road. several people who live and work in the area, though, are worried that the new business will add to the area's traffic problems. but a chick fil a spokesperson says the restaurant will create plenty of new jobs and provide other benefits. >> it's also worth noting that our restaurants often help neighboring businesses attract

customers and can very much act as an anchor tenant for a shopping center like citrus center. >> this type of a commercial space is just not appropriate for the neighborhood that it's going to be placed in. >> opponents also point out there are two other chick fil a restaurants already doing business within five miles of this proposed site. union employees in san rafael spoke out at the city council meeting about what they are calling a public staffing crisis. >> this level of overwork is completely unsustainable and is taking a major physical and mental toll on your dedicated public servants, overworked and fatigued employees are more prone to making mistakes, even in critical areas like public safety and utilities. >> the members of seiu also said low pay is making workers leave the city, street maintenance workers, administrative staff and child care providers, and many others say short staffing puts residents at risk. >> we've got few people doing

what many used to do and keeping up with it and they do a hard job. they do sometimes a dangerous job there in the winters for you. they're on call for you when you need them. >> one maintenance worker says they can't keep up taking care of crumbling roads, and a public works employee said seven people are doing the jobs that used to be done by more than 20 workers. union contracts are due to expire this summer. 624 in the golden state, warriors have moved another step closer to securing the final postseason spot in the nba western conference. the warriors defeated the dallas mavericks 104 to 100 at san francisco's chase center last night. draymond green scored six straight points down the stretch in san francisco's thrilling victory. the warriors are now up three games over the houston rockets for the 10th and final postseason spot. will the warriors hosted the boys basketball team from oakland tech high school for a special honor? it was in celebration of

the team's first state championship. they got to watch the game from a suite, and the team was shown on the video board. many of the players said basketball gives them a positive outlet and keeps them focused, and teaches them grit and tenacity on and off the court. >> they worked really hard for this moment the whole year from like morning practices after school, so it was good to be recognized. this is super exciting watching, pro players play basketball in a big venue and having our own suite is amazing. >> with the exception of four graduating seniors, most of those high school basketball players from oakland tech will be back on the court next season . california's attorney general backing a new housing bill. the move by the state to make sure local counties are doing their share to build enough. plus >> changes coming to the commute in downtown san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll. we'll have details on what that means for you coming up. >> and the most important snow survey of the season is out,

with the new results mean for california's water supply forecast

airstrike that killed seven aid workers. relief groups are now suspending deliveries there and

here at home. a big step in san francisco to make sure teachers can live where they work. the latest on the applications being accepted now as the school district tries to deal with a teacher shortage. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week ali it's wednesday. yeah it is hump day. it's april 3rd steve paulson has a lot to tell you. and i'm not kidding. it's a lot. >> no you're not. that is correct. yes. now today's the transition day. the tweener days. we like to say low clouds, big fog, bank out there. most locations say cloudy or mostly cloudy, unless you're far, far inland. and that's a bigger fog bank. the bases are up because that front is working its way towards us. the key is that low right off of vancouver. it will be right over you and me tomorrow afternoon evening, which is incredibly rare to see a system this cold over us for

tomorrow. but change in the weather, bigger fog bank lows around 50. breezy to windy. will be picking up a little later. low clouds for many sunny inland, but it will be noticeably cooler compared to the last couple of days. that's for sure. 5060 on the temps. all right ali, an update on traffic. >> yes, there is actually some traffic to talk about. we're going to show it to you through our triple a traffic cameras here. this is a live look at highway 24 heading towards the caldecott. it is a bit busy out there and the east bay commute in general is going to be a little bit busy or busier than usual, and that's because the bart line between antioch and pittsburg is down in both directions. let's switch over to the next camera so we can show you the bay bridge toll plaza. that is also pretty crowded, but again, that bart line in the east bay, i don't know if we have the highway four camera that we can show you to see see how much busier it is there compared to a typical morning bart line down in both directions because of an equipment problem. it's been down for over an hour at this point, so there's a lot of

traffic on that highway four, a stretch in that westbound direction. people who may have taken bart, who now can't. there is also a report of a crash at and it is blocking one of the on ramps, the in the eastbound direction of highway four at bailey road. 631 is the time now. and if you live, work or commute or drive in san francisco for any reason, a big change is coming your way. >> yeah, right. turns on red now banned at 200 intersections and ktvu bailey o'carroll already in san francisco to show us and tell us more about the coming changes. good morning bailey. >> good morning ali and dave. that is exactly right. now. a lot of these changes when it comes to the banning of these right turns on red, will be affecting the downtown san francisco area, which is where we are right now. in addition to the soma neighborhoods stretching up as far as the north beach neighborhood. but right turns on red are already banned in the tenderloin area.

so i want to show you where this is going to affect. so take a look at this map. it shows you all the intersections that will ban right turns on red. the change does affect columbus avenue, which as i mentioned stretches into the north beach neighborhood. that is a popular destination where a lot of tourists frequent. so that means there's a lot of pedestrians there throughout the day. now, this changes all in an effort to keep those pedestrians safe. and it comes as san francisco mayor london breed said the city's streets need a quote, complete overhaul. you may remember just about a month ago, a family of four was killed while waiting for a bus stop by a driver. but the question, many are wondering, is just how effective and safe will these right turn on red bans be? according to data gathered from the ban already in place in the tenderloin, sfmta says that they saw a 70% drop in vehicles blocking or encroaching on crosswalks while the lights were red. but already this morning,

we've talked to a number of commuters and we asked them how they think this ban will if they think it will be affected, effective. here's what they had to say. >> yeah, i think it's going to slow down traffic. and i think that's what they want. more traffic management downtown. >> now it's important to note that these changes will not go into effect right away. the reason being is sfmta does have to hang a number of signs in the intersections so that drivers are aware of what they can and can't do. 200 of these intersections will be affected, so it will take them quite a while to get all those signs hung. they think this change will go into effect roughly around august of 2025. so still a while out from that reporting live in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. 634 now and several humanitarian aid groups in gaza are pausing their relief efforts because of safety concerns following the israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers in a convoy. the convoy

of aid workers with world central kitchen were in vehicles clearly marked with their organization's logo when they were struck. other humanitarian aid groups operating in gaza say this is just the latest attack on workers trying to provide desperately needed aid to palestinians facing famine conditions. >> over 200 humanitarian workers have been killed in gaza since october. we also lost a staff member in an airstrike on their home in early march. >> israel's military leaders apologized for the incident, calling it a mistake that shouldn't have happened. the israeli military says it has established a new humanitarian command center to improve the coordination of aid distribution in gaza. >> our time now. 634 state lawmakers will soon debate legislation that would help start construction of new housing throughout california. to ease the housing crisis, a bill was introduced yesterday by oakland assembly member buffy wicks and state attorney general rob bonta. they say it would ensure that there is housing

construction in cities and counties that fail to adopt a compliant housing element on time. the proposed bill would strengthen what's called the builder's remedy. >> the builders remedy allows for builders to move forward with projects in those cities. until there's such a time when the housing element is certified and approved, the message to local jurisdictions is very clear the days of shirking your responsibility to your neighbors are over. >> when a jurisdiction is in compliance with housing element law, that means they've made it possible to build the housing that we need. >> now, if it's approved, among other things, the bill would designate sites appropriate for residential development, including housing, retail and office space. >> recruiting and retaining black teachers in california has become a key priority for lawmakers. the state and individual school districts have launched initiatives in recent years to hire more teachers of color, but educators and advocates say more still needs

to be done. researchers say it's hard to know if state efforts are working. california has not released any data on teacher demographics in five years. however, the most recent u.s. data shows that black teachers only make up 3.8% of the state's educator workforce. black teachers say pay and benefits need to be increased, and more needs to be done to make sure they're treated with respect, supported and given opportunities to lead our time. >> is 6.36 applications now being accepted in san francisco for a new affordable housing project? it's specifically for teachers and other educators. it's called the shirley chisholm village. it's being built in the sunset district and will have 135 rental units, ranging from studios to three bedroom apartments. >> we have a range of units to support new educators. people might be at the beginning of their career or just starting a family. two family units and we have five floors and i've had a chance to visit. i mean, these

are million dollar views now. >> the san francisco unified school district says applications will be accepted until april 23rd, and the educators will be picked through a lottery process, and they could possibly move in as early as this fall. >> well, caltrans says it will suspend the convoys helping to shuttle people around a washed out section of highway one in big sur. they say rainy weather is forcing them to stop the twice daily guided trips for residents and essential workers. tomorrow and friday, the roadway partially collapsed near rocky point during a storm on saturday . those convoys will resume on saturday. caltrans crews will be on the scene tomorrow and friday to monitor any change in conditions, and certainly with more rain on the way and the next couple of days, steve paulson i'm sure they'll be keeping a close eye on that stretch of highway. >> yes, they might even have to. well won't impact the highway, but snow down towards big sur some of the higher peaks down there, certainly in line for some snow on thursday afternoon evening, monterey looks to be that monterey hills down there

look to be the peak, maybe santa cruz mountains south for tomorrow night into friday, low clouds are on the move here. really cold core system is going to drop in, so temps are on their way down after 70s yesterday. for many or 60s, it's more 50s and 60s today and tomorrow might be around 50 to 55 for all. possibility a record low maximum temperatures tomorrow a record cool maximum temperatures as the rainfall won't be that great, but maybe somebody could eke out a three quarters of an inch. thunderstorms with hail looks likely. maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley. i mean, you know, when the air aloft is pretty cold. so it's only a general area of thunderstorms. but for us, it's a pretty good little setup here. possible record cold and low snow levels are a possibility thursday night into friday, mainly 50s on the temps. there's a couple of 40s hanging on here. brentwood livermore, kelseyville but vallejo. but most locations are in the 50s. every reporting station except travis and concord on the hourly reports, cloudy skies. and that's a low cloud deck. cold fronts pushing in that low cloud deck. some drizzle is likely here later

today. tonight we'll see some sun inland, but it will be noticeably cooler. we'll swing rain in tomorrow. rain tomorrow looks like the rain day. and then the thunderstorm day looks to be overnight. thursday more likely on friday. not a big system, but it's a cold one, that's for sure. there will be some snow winter weather advisories out for the mountains. some some disagreement on amounts here just depends on the setup, but it will be cold enough to get that snow level down to around 2500ft. so there's a change in the weather on the way. it starts today. much bigger change tomorrow, but cloudy coast and then sunny inland. but the breeze will pick up 5060. that's it on the temps tomorrow is the main day though. extremely cold system for this time of year. thursday, especially in the friday. gradual improvement on the weekend. back to dave okc time 6.39 and governor newsom joined the department of water resources for the april snow survey, the last one of the season. >> there's no survey at phillips station in el dorado county showed the sierra snowpack is above normal. it was 113% of the average for that location. the

april snows measurement is the most important one because it's normally the peak of the season with snowmelt runoff. a very important factor in filling up california's reservoirs, as we will see over the course of the next couple of months, how this snowpack translates into runoff into rivers, streams and reservoirs that are communities and our environment, our economy , the food that we grow in california all relies on that. and all but three of northern california's 37 key reservoirs are above 100% of normal time. 640 spring skiing this year. it's happening in a lot of fresh snow, and for some skiers, that means going off course. coming up, you're going to hear from the chp on how they get called into action to save lives on the ski slopes. >> and coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two, home ownership seems out of reach for many californians. but a state

program is returning today to try and make it a little easier. we have details on how you can get money to help pay for a down payment, and why the application window could close quickly, and you nature lovers, here in the bay area, you're getting a special treat. >> the wet winter and spring we've been seeing could mean beauty all around the area. we'll tell you where you can go to see those spring blooms ( ♪ ) you made a cow!

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on immigration at his campaign stops in michigan and wisconsin. >> this is a border bloodbath. ends the day i take the oath of office. with your vote, i will seal the border. i will stop the invasion. >> however, the white house says trump and republicans in congress should sign off on the border deal in congress. >> they had a chance and decided not to act because certain people in house republican world wanted a problem rather than a solution. >> now the border deal failed in congress after trump urged senate republicans to vote against it. well, today,

president biden will speak at the white house about lowering health care costs, and vermont senator bernie sanders will join him to help make the case to reduce the cost of prescription drugs, which is an issue the president hopes will resonate with voters. yes we do have a very complicated and broken prescription drug pricing system in america. now, president biden is also expected to lay out his plans for reducing health costs for people enrolled in medicare. >> well, it appears san francisco is still struggling to recruit enough police officers at yesterday's board of supervisors meeting, the city got a report that stated there are 410 vacant positions on the san francisco police force. that means the city will have to continue paying more overtime. time to the officers on staff, the police department projects, spending more than twice what the city budgeted for overtime. this year. employees for a nonprofit group in oakland that works with artists with developmental disabilities are making plans to form a union.

workers at the creative growth art center on 24th street made that announcement yesterday. they hope forming a union will help them get better pay and benefits and give them more power in decision making. the center provides studio space and support for artists with special needs. kaiser medical residents have filed paperwork to form a union, the chronicle reports. if approved by its members, the union would represent nearly 500 residents and fellows at kaiser hospitals across the bay area. they would be part of the committee of interns and residents, which is a part of seiu, kaiser said in a statement that it supports any decision made by their residents on union representation. kaiser added in its statement, quote, we greatly value our medical residents and fellows and are committed to continuing to make kaiser permanente the best place to learn, work and provide care. we respect our long standing relationships with labor unions and the rights of our employees to make decisions about whether they want to be represented by a union, end quote. well, there

won't be a sequel to the ai generated george carlin comedy special released by its creators. the estate of late comedian george carlin settled a lawsuit against the podcasters, who used artificial intelligence to make a comedy special. using his voice as part of the settlement, the creators agreed to take the offending content offline and never upload it on any platform again. there is no word on whether there was any sort of monetary exchange as part of that settlement. entering the country is becoming more expensive. the fee for custom and border protection service, global entry, will increase for the first time in more than 15 years to $120, the agency is also raising prices for its other travel programs. the new cost will cover membership for five years. applications applicants under 18 years old will be exempt from paying that fee. the global entry program allows members to receive expedited immigration clearance when they return to the us. amazon is getting rid of its grab and go checkout technology at some grocery

stores. the just walk out technology was designed to allow customers to shop and pay for items without standing in lines. amazon announced on tuesday that it would be getting rid of the technology at amazon fresh locations. it will still remain at amazon go stores, as well as amazon's third party retailers. the company says the technology will be replaced by smart carts, which will allow customers to scan their items as they shop and also see what they're paying and saving in real time. >> all right. our time is 648. highway patrol officers are talking now about some of the dangers and risks they face when they're called to rescue someone in the sierra back country. the chp shared a story of a man from san francisco who skied off the backside of the kirkwood ski area back in february. he tried to ski to safety, but he fell into the powder and couldn't put back his skis. he couldn't reattach. he was able to send a text message to friends for help. they were able to contact law enforcement. the chp spent

hours trying to reach him that night, but it was too dangerous to land a helicopter in the dark. >> i was a little worried at first, like what the night was going to be, because i had no idea how cold it was going to be at the point i was so i just had to make sure i was moving my toes every ten minutes to make sure nothing blood loss happened or they don't freeze. >> now, after almost 24 hours, crews were able to land about a half mile away and then hike to get him the man says he was given a room at kirkwood to rest before they headed back to his home in san francisco. >> yeah, if you're going to do that back country skiing, you better be prepared. and you know the snow season is not over yet. >> steve paulson no, it is not, it will probably get some help here in the next 48 hours as well. and temps will be cold enough, that's for sure. here. but yesterday was a warm day.

but boy, that's a that's a that's just a memory. as we say, livermore, napa, san jose, concord, san carlos, hayward, santa rosa, kentfield all between 72 and 77 warm degrees. san francisco, oakland were 6568 san rafael 70. there san jose 76. today it's 50s and 60s and i would think san jose tomorrow might be around 54. that's how fast we're dropping because that system right up here now, the cold front that's on its way, this is the key, this low right there. it's going to be right over us tomorrow afternoon evening. and it is unseasonably cold. highs tomorrow may range around 50 to 5554 with 40s in the hills. the wind will pick up today. we get that onshore breeze as that front starts to approach. right now it's really picked up that fog bank and sent it well inland. so 50s on most of the temps. it will be cooler today. big drop in the temps, but i mean extremely cold for us for april 4th tomorrow as that low moves in. so rain will pick up thursday. thursday is the main day. there could be a little drizzle beforehand, but throughout the day thursday that

will be a cold, cold rain. thunderstorms are a possibility probably on friday with low snow levels late thursday into friday. even here locally. so if you're going to the mountains, i mean, a winter weather advisory starts at 11:00 tonight and goes through 11:00 on friday. change in the weather starts today with a bigger fog bank, cooler temps, sunny inland, but that wind will be picking up and clouds will be increasing 5060 on the temps. tomorrow is the main day extremely cold for us. probably a record low maximum temperatures tomorrow along with rain, thunderstorms, rainbow weather friday then gradual improvement on the weekend. >> okc time 651 one. east bay city pushing back against claims that the crime rate is going up, while the police say a new reporting system is skewing the numbers and a gymnastics tournament takes center stage here in the bay area. look at this. the contest that allows a smaller program to go toe to toe with much bigger rivals

now. 654 san francisco group filed a friend of the court brief in a supreme court case that will decide if cities can ban camping on public property. now, the case stems from a ruling in the ninth circuit court of appeals is that the city of grants pass, oregon, could not enforce local

ordinances that ban public camping. the same court also ruled that san francisco can't clear out homeless encampments when there aren't enough beds in city shelters. the lawyers for the lawyers committee for civil rights said that criminalizing homelessness does nothing to deal with the lack of affordable housing. >> the frustration should be directed at our elected officials. it should be directed at our mayor, our governor, people who have the power to direct resources towards the solution. it seems pretty simple. i don't know how it's gotten so complicated that the solution to being unhoused is to build affordable housing. >> now, this is one of dozens of amicus briefs filed in the case. the supreme court justices are due to hear arguments on april 2nd. well, a city audit in san francisco found that one of san francisco's homeless housing providers misused taxpayer money . san francisco's controller's office audited the nonprofit

home rise. it used to be known as the community housing partnership. home rise manages more than 1500 affordable housing units across 19 properties in the city. the city's report found that home rise received millions of dollars in grant money for its to cover its payroll. it also spent money on fundraising, paid staff bonuses, and provided lunches and gifts to its staff. now san francisco mayor london breed applauded the city's audit and the recommendations were reforms and said in part in this case, the mayor's office of housing and department of homelessness and supportive housing identified issues and have worked diligently, including with the controller's office, to address these challenges. this is how we work to improve how we provide services and support, and to improve how our city functions. now, we did reach out to home, rise to get a comment on this, but have not heard back from

them as yet. it is 657 two people in custody now in connection with a triple shooting in the parking lot of a safeway. it happened late monday afternoon in american canyon. we now know the shooting occurred after a fight started. three people were taken to the hospital. police identified one of the suspects who was arrested as 18 year-old christian evans, the second suspect is a minor. both have been charged with attempted murder. they're being held without bail. and will. the city of pittsburgh is spending a quarter of $1 million to display artwork at several locations through the city? city officials hired an art agency to design several murals with interactive artwork. they're hoping visitors will help promote the city by taking a photo with the artwork, and then posting it on social media. the new mural program is part of the city's economic development plan to attract people to parts of the city. our

time is 658. this is the time of the year. millions of american sports fans are updating their march madness brackets for college basketball, but there's another exciting ncaa tournament taking center stage right here in the bay area this week. tomorrow the women's gymnastics team from san jose state university will head north to uc berkeley. the 17 member spartan squad will compete in the ncaa regional gymnastics tournament this year. >> i'm really excited to be able to have the team go and then with us being local as well, a lot of our family and friends from here are also traveling up to cal to watch us now. >> the gymnasts from san jose state will battle the team from southern utah state at uc berkeley's haas pavilion tomorrow. it is 659. you know, we still don't know who's going to be performing at this year's outside lands music festival, but you fans will soon get your

first shot at getting tickets to that annual event in san francisco. a limited number of three day general admission wristbands go on sale this morning at 10:00. the prices for the eager beaver presale start at $425, plus the fees. the music and food festival is set for august 9th through the 11th in golden gate park. the lineup is expected to be announced later this month. >> an earthquake of this size happens over a length of fall, probably at least 100 miles long. >> a massive earthquake hits the island of taiwan, leaving at least nine people dead. the damage from the quake, larger than a magnitude seven and why it's similar to the types of earthquakes we could see here in california, and protests at planned parenthood hit a fever pitch. why one local city is taking action after dozens of noise complaints for people who live nearby, and governor newsom weighing in on the fight against crime in oakland. why he says he