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

is optimistic about the state help coming to the city. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning. welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm ali rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. and welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 3rd. are you ready for what's supposed to come? our way? >> just when we thought i could put away all of my winter sweaters and it looks like i need them, you know, get the patio furniture out. >> yeah, put the park away. no, no, no. not yet. boy, big changes on the way for us. it starts today with a low cloud deck that's really crank crank cranked up now. but it's going to be the cold tomorrow that moves in. i'm just moving right along here, the cold front's moving in. it's that low right off of vancouver. it will be right over us, you and me. tomorrow afternoon. incredible change in the weather. i'll say it's a big change today. low clouds, big fog. bank, sunny inland. but the breeze will pick up and temps drop off from the 70s for many back into the 50s

and 60s. today, tomorrow. low 50s are possible for many. all right. ali is here with an update, i think, on some news on traffic. >> yes, there's some news on traffic. and also with bart that's going to affect your east contra costa county commute. we'll get to that in just a second. first, we want to show you a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been busy ever since the metering lights turned on about a little more than an hour ago. a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. let's switch over to the next camera. there you see 818 oakland traffic in this stretch looks good, but the problem area this morning is highway four. and that is because of the bart service between pittsburgh and antioch shut down in both directions has been for about 90 minutes or so because of an equipment problem. bart is running some bus bridges in the area, but they're asking people to take alternate transportation and so for a lot of folks, that means getting behind the wheel and getting on this stretch of highway. something to be aware of in that part of the bay area this morning. 702 is the time now in at least nine people are

dead and more than 700 injured after a massive earthquake struck taiwan. it's the biggest quake to hit that island in more than 25 years. >> and ktvu is andre senior in the studio now. boy, to show us some of this damage. andre. yeah the damage that's coming in just really, really incredible to see these buildings tilted on their side and people being rescued from buildings that were crumbled. >> yeah, that information coming in right now. you just mentioned the death toll numbers this morning standing at nine people at the same time, the mountain is swollen. county workers are trapped in two separate coal mines, right now, the local fire agency reports 64 people are trapped in one mine and six in another. taiwan sits on the ring of fire, the line of seismic faults encircling the pacific ocean. the same faults, by the way, on which california sits, as well. so the 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 can see the camera shaking as it was pointed

towards high rise buildings. damage was quickly evident with several buildings and other cities in taiwan being left at 45 degree angles here. in some places, people had to be lifted out of buildings through windows, as you saw there, because doors were fuzed shut in the shaking roads and bridges also damaged train service, suspended 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, taipei. 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 taipei than would be expected just from the distance to the faults. >> the quake also triggered a tsunami warning. japan reported a one foot tsunami and some smaller waves. that warning, though, has since been lifted.

there are mixed reports about how strong this earthquake really 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 released here. but the information is still coming in. right now, the focus is on the rescues that are happening around taiwan. we'll keep on top of this story for you, dave. >> all right, andre, thank you. time now. 704 here at home of val 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 and walnut creek say the 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. >> city council 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 also banned protesters from gathering within eight feet of its entrance. >> 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 also are calling attention to what they say is short staffing and issues with workplace safety. to keep the three county hospitals operating during this strike, the county brought in outside nurses, traveling nurses from around the country at a price of about $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 is now 706. governor newsom says license plate readers will be installed across oakland and the east bay over the next few months. the governor was answering questions from reporters at phillips station up in the sierra during the latest snow survey. the governor says while change can't happen overnight, his office is taking several steps to help crack down on crime in oakland. now, besides the license plate reader cameras and an increase in chp officers, the governor says attorneys with the california department of justice will soon help prosecute cases in alameda county. >> it's all part of a multi-pronged plan. i said it wasn't going to be episodic. i

said it wasn't going to be one off. and i think the proof point is in the frame of your question. we've been there for consistent announcements, and we'll continue to be there until we feel like oakland on their own can take the baton. we did something similar in san francisco. we feel like san francisco directionally is moving in a very positive way. >> and the governor says this strategy doesn't stop here in the bay area, and he plans to make similar investments in other cities across the state. >> brentwood's police chief says a new reporting system may seem to indicate a spike in the city's crime rate, but that is not the case. police chief tim herbert told the brentwood city council that the new reporting system changes how crimes are counted. the chief says his department implemented the national incident based reporting system last year, along with other departments across the country. the new system indicates 1400 more crimes in brentwood in 2023 compared to 2022. but the chief says that is a function of the new reporting system. three cities in san mateo county

joined others across the bay area in 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 feel those license plate readers are a valuable tool in cracking down on organized retail theft and other crimes involving stolen vehicles. however, critics in those cities and elsewhere have raised concerns about privacy and how well those tools actually work. >> okay, allie, time is 708 well happening today. the state of california starts accepting applications for the dream for all program. it's designed to provide financial help to first time homebuyers around the state. this year, the state is provided $250 million in funding . it's expected to help as many as 2000 applicants. the dream for all program was so popular when it started last year, it ran out of funding within 11 days as well. the golden state warriors hosted the boys

basketball team from oakland tech high school last night for a special honor. it was a celebration of the team's first state championship. the players were able to watch the game from a suite at chase center, and they were shown on the big video board. many of the players said that basketball gives them a positive outlook and keeps them focused. it also teaches them grit and tenacity on and off the field. >> 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. >> i like that too. and with the exception of four graduating seniors, most of the players will be back next season. >> well, nature lovers here in the bay area are in for another springtime treat. all that rain during the past few months has created a so-called super bloom. for the second year in a row.

this is the view from twin peaks in san francisco, where beautiful wildflowers have been growing for the past several weeks. there are some gorgeous flowers nearly everywhere you look at outdoor spots, and in the hills all across the bay area's nine counties. >> so one of the biggest kickers for super blooms is when we have early heat waves. that tends to burn out those young little seedlings. so when we really haven't had that this year, which is fantastic, so that consistently cool temperature, fairly steady rainfall at good frequencies has really set us up to have a pretty good super bloom across the state. >> park rangers have an important reminder for people who want to get a closer look at these beautiful flowers. they are telling visitors to stay on designated trails and don't pick the flowers or take them home. >> they're there for everyone to see, for everybody. i got to see it too, ally. all right, time 711 and historic summit happening at uc berkeley. we'll tell you about the mission to provide more resources to underserved populations in higher education. >> and are you feeling lucky there's another chance to become

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name change for the oakland airport, now 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 location of the airport and attract more travelers. however, san francisco officials strongly oppose the idea, 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. and now the board of supervisors president aaron peskin says mayor london breed and the executive director of sfo both support that resolution . peskin says told ktvu 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. >> the port of oakland's commission will be voting on that renaming proposal next thursday. well several bay area grocery stores and other retailers are reportedly over charging for purchases. >> the san francisco chronicle says a safeway store and target store in marin county were cited in inspection reports from state regulators for overcharging customers throughout 2023 and into 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 the overcharging and the only way to protect yourself is to carefully check your receipt. uc berkeley held the first ever leadership summit summit for higher education. the event was hosted by the white house initiative on asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders . hundreds of leaders and other stakeholders in higher education convened at the request of president biden. the hope is to engage the u.s. state

governments to provide more resources and advocacy for historically underserved populations as culture and community, and learning from each other. >> i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses through that? >> now you will no longer have to check just one box. you're not limited to the one box you can. you can self-identify with multiple races and ethnicities, which i think is an increasing part of what america looks like, what real america looks like. >> advocates say a continuing challenge is being able to get accurate data about demographics beyond just the asian american pacific islanders. >> here we talk about money. ali. well, the powerball lottery jackpot is now at more than $1 billion. and if one lucky person wins tonight, they can decide to take the jackpot and 30 annual payments. or they can take the

lump sum, which is right now estimated to be about $484 million. tonight's powerball lottery drawing is tonight at 7:59 p.m. >> we're going to get a quick check on traffic at this hour. i'm doing double duty here, but i can still keep an eye on the highways here, including this picture of 280. it's a bit slow in that northbound direction. there was a report of an earlier crash near highway 17. that's not close to where this is. that's southbound 280, just at southbound 17. connector is injury crash that happened at partially closed down one of the off or one of the lanes there. but this section of 280 is sluggish as you past downtown. let's move over to the next traffic camera where you can see very slow traffic on the san mateo bridge, there was a report mid-span of some sort of traffic hazard in the middle of the bridge. we don't know specifically what that is, and if it's a stalled vehicle or

some other debris from that, maybe fell off a car or a truck. but be aware it is going to be a slow drive going west on the san mateo bridge. 718 is the time. now let's check in with steve paulson for the changing weather conditions here in the next 24 hours. >> that is correct, especially tomorrow. but it started already today. we'll look back to yesterday, all those halcyon days. we'll look back then it was warm. livermore, 77 degrees, napa, 76, san jose. that's the spirit. 76, concord 75. i'd say jasper. what comes after 75? what comes after 76? that's the spirit. san carlos 73. hayward is in there. santa rosa 72, in kentfield was also 72. sandra fell, san francisco, oakland, san jose. down we go on the forecast high 6258, 60, 64. tomorrow will be about 50 to 54 on the highs. a cold front coming in later this evening. tonight, overnight. that will give us a light rain drizzle. it's that main low right up here off of seattle vancouver. it's going to do this. it's going to

be right over us tomorrow afternoon. amazingly cold system for this time of year. this is a winter like system. without a doubt. rainfall won't be a lot quarter inch to three quarters, but thunderstorms look likely with hail, maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley. i'll mention it, but possible record low or cool? maximum high temperatures tomorrow. and if there's enough available moisture, some low snow levels. cold highs tomorrow though only 50 to 55 with upper 40s in the hills. the wind will pick up here is that front and the whole system drop in. could get some gusts 35 to 40. you know out towards towards the delta petaluma gap, maybe san bruno possibility there. 50s on most of the temps here. you get the cold front coming in tonight already. the low clouds of advance rapidly in advance of that because of that system. and then everything drops in tomorrow for a cold rain on thursday. that'll take us through most of the day, but really it's the cold temps, the wind and then some low snow levels if you're going to the mountains. winter weather advisory kicks in, they'll get

another round of snow. it doesn't look like a big snow producer, but anytime you're in april and you can get a foot or snow that is, that's time for celebration. change in the weather is on the way today. bigger fog bank, maybe some drizzle, cloudy. coast, cool, sunny inland, but windy and cooler. 5060s on the temps. tomorrow is the big day though and we'll carry that into friday i would think. rainbow weather by then. ali >> thank you steve. big sur residents complaining about overcrowding, the changes they want to see to try and protect the wilderness just as the region is cut off from other parts of the state. and a proposal to raise san francisco's ferry building by seven feet, not sitting well with some in the city. the criticism from e mpany next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron.

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cisco's ferry building is not happy about a plan to raise the building by as much as seven feet to protect it from sea level rise, according to the san francisco chronicle. hudson pacific properties sent a letter to the port of san francisco and the army corps of engineers saying the plan to lift the entire ferry building could disrupt the waterfront for years. the proposal is part of a $13 billion plan to protect the city from rising sea levels. it's still in its draft stages, but if the plan is approved, the work along the waterfront would be done by the year 2040. the plan by chick fil a to open a new restaurant at a walnut creek

strip mall has ignited a debate in that east bay city, the city's planning commission recently approved the chicken chain's plan to build a restaurant at the citrus marketplace shopping center near ignacio valley road. several people who live and work in the area are worried, though this new business would only add to the area's traffic problems. but a chick fil a spokesperson says the restaurant will create plenty of new jobs and other economic 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 commercial space is just not appropriate for the neighborhood that it's going to be placed in. >> opponents also point out there are already two other chick fil a restaurants doing business within five miles of the proposed site. union employees in san rafael spoke out at the city council meeting about what they are calling a public safety 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 of what that used to be done by more than 20 workers. union contracts are due to expire this summer. the a's

are reportedly meeting with another northern california city today, one day after meeting with the city of oakland to discuss their future, where the team could end up playing games for the next few years plus. >> so this lets us give our staff an opportunity to have affordable housing and focus then their time and energy on the classroom. a new affordable housing project in san francisco, specifically focused on teachers. >> why the school district

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coming to a dead stop while the city is making some big changes to most major intersections in san francisco downtown core. plus, really is heartbreaking in a in a real tragic incident that really has hit all of us in the in the humanitarian sphere, desperately needed humanity, an aid in gaza comes to a halt. we'll tell you why. many relief groups are suspending their services after the israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers 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 i'm allie rasmus. >> it is wednesday april 3rd. we are keeping an eye on the weather conditions because we may need to get our warm jackets back out again tomorrow. >> for sure. tomorrow? yeah, we'll have some cold, cold temps here now. big fog banks in place here. the base is on that have lifted considerably. so except for concord, everyone says cloudy to mostly cloudy. and that's a low cloud. deck is going to usher in a rather significant cool down for many here today. cold front still hung up on the north coast. it's not the cold front, really. i mean, that's part of it's the upper low. that upper low is churning right off of. vancouver is making a beeline right over us tomorrow afternoon evening. and it is a deep, cold system. so a change in the weather is on the way. starts today. bigger fog, bank lows around 50. breezy to windy later. low clouds for many. sunny inland but it will be cooler. noticeably cooler so 50s and 60s on the temps. all right ali an update on traffic. something new? >> yes a quick check. we're going to start with the bay

bridge toll plaza, where you can see things are pretty busy, but a little bit lighter than what we saw. just about a half an hour ago. so the commute here improving ever so slightly. the problem spot this morning, i'd say, has to be highway four in the far east, bay east contra costa county. if you could switch over to that camera, you can see it is very crowded there. part of the reason is bart in this area is shut down in both directions and has been for the last two hours because of a equipment problem. so bart asked people to take alternate transportation and so that means a lot of people are driving. so it's because of power issues, according to bart, and an equipment problem right now, tri-delta transit is running a bus bridge between antioch, pittsburg center and pittsburg bay point stations. there's no delays in the rest of the bart system. >> all right, ali, thank you. time now. 732. if you live, work , or drive to san francisco for any reason, changes are coming your way. right. turns on red are now back at 200 intersections. ktvu bailey

o'carroll's already in san francisco to give us a details about these coming changes. good morning bailey. >> good morning dave. the changes will mostly affect the soma neighborhood. and right here where we are this morning in downtown san francisco. but i do want to mention that the right turn ban on red is already in effect in the tenderloin neighborhood in the city. but take a look at this map. i want to show you the intersections that this will soon affect that is not yet affecting, but will soon affect the changes. does affect columbus avenue, which stretches into the north beach neighborhood that is a popular tourist destination where there are frequently many pedestrians out and about. now this change is going into effect, all in an effort to keep a pedestrian safe. it comes as san francisco mayor london breed said the city streets need a, quote, complete overhaul. you may remember just about a month ago, a family of

four was killed while they were waiting at a bus stop by a driver. but the question that many people are asking right now is, how effective are these red, these right turn on red bans? well, 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 lights were red. but we've asked a number of commuters already this morning if they felt that that change would be affected. effective here in downtown. could i ask your thoughts on that? >> driving around san francisco is already a big pain. >> yeah, i think it'll be even worse. >> oh yeah. yeah, i think it's going to slow down traffic. and i think that's what they want. more traffic management downtown. yeah >> well traffic down here this morning still pretty light. it is still relatively early, but i do want to note that this change will not go into effect immediately. that is because

sfmta has to hang signs and intersections where those changes will go into place. so that drivers are aware of those changes. of course, it will take them a while. they have 200 intersections to get those signs put up in, so they estimate that august of 2025 is likely the time when the majority of those changes will go into effect. reporting live in downtown san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, bailey, thank you. time 734 new this morning san jose police are busy investigating a deadly hit and run crash. it happened this morning around 4:00 near neiman boulevard and elkins way in a residential part of east san jose. the police say two cars were involved in the crash. it's not clear who the victim was who was killed and who ran away from the scene. we're trying to get that information. roads were shut down in that area for the police investigation. >> 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 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 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 apologize 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. 736 here at home, applications are being accepted now in san francisco for a new affordable housing project. it is specific for teachers and other educators. the shirley chisholm village is

being built in the sunset district. it will have 135 rental units 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. the educators will be picked through a lottery process, and they may move in as early as this fall. >> a citizens group in big sur is expressing its concerns about the growing number of tourists visiting the area. new figures show that rugged section of the monterey county coast is now getting more annual visitors than yosemite national park, and the group is calling for an immediate halt on all new hotels and other lodging developments in the big sur area. >> our time now. 737 governor newsom joined the department of

water resources for its april snow survey. it's the last one of the season. that's no survey at phillips station in el dorado county showed the sierra snowpack above normal. it was 113% of the average for the location. the april snow measurement is the most important one because it's normally the peak of the season with snowmelt runoff a major factor for filling up 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 above 100% of normal. >> the oakland a's are set to meet with sacramento officials today about playing next season. further up interstate 80. 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 being built on the las vegas strip. we've reached out to the city of oakland and the alameda county supervisors for comment, but have not yet heard back. >> all right, ali, we're going to hear from steve paulson right now because our bay area weather is about to change dramatically. >> that is correct, mr. clarke. thank you sir, it'll start a little bit today and then a lot, a bit tomorrow. tomorrow's hard to believe here, to get this cold around april fourth and also fifth. but it's all associated with that upper low, which is right up here. and it is on its way. it's over water trajectory. that helps with with possible rain. it'll be right over us tomorrow, about, well, 5

or 6:00. this way. it looks main impact. today is a bigger fog bank. so cooler temps. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose. down we go. a good ten, 12 degrees for some, especially inland. cold april system rainfall quarter of an inch to three quarters. thunderstorms with hail. rainbow weather probably on friday. funnel clouds, maybe out to the valley. this is a cold dynamic system for this time of year. there's no heat, but just the cold air alone and any sun breaks would generate some pretty good lapse rates. possible record low or cool high temps tomorrow and maybe low snow levels by the time we get to late thursday into friday. i would think it would favor santa cruz mountains south, but we'll mention it tomorrow. high temps in the hills could not get over. maybe not get over upper 40s, 48 to 54. so record cool high temps. the breeze will pick up. doesn't look like there's no wind warning or anything like that, but there'll be some pretty good gusts kicking up here as we head. now let's see if this works or not. i just put this together. i never have time to double check, but there's your highs tomorrow afternoon. based on one forecast model, santa rosa at 5:00 will be 47 degrees napa, 48, concord 51,

santa cruz 47. even san jose at 46. now again, you know, san rafael 48. those are the that will be the highs tomorrow at 5:00. but watch what happens saturday morning. santa rosa 34, napa 35, gilroy 36, sacramento 39. that's cold, cold for this time of year. 40s for a few. only leftover, but mainly 50s. the low cloud deck is making a big impact on the lows. cold front is sweeping in that cloud deck, but a cold rain kicks in tomorrow. should be some drizzle overnight tonight, but the main impact comes in tomorrow morning. takes us into tomorrow afternoon. even tomorrow night and probably even early friday. so you know, maybe, maybe three quarters for some snow up in the mountains. winter weather advisory has been posted. could get another one to maybe 12 12in of snow. kirkwood showing a foot there. we'll see if it's right. just one forecast model but i tend to buy it. it's cold system, bigger fog bank lows mainly in the 50s. cloudy coast, cool, sunny inland but breezy and the wind will pick up later on. temperatures coming down way down 5060. tomorrow is the main

day. cold cold rain. windy with thunderstorms on friday a little bit of improvement going into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. time now 741 put down the samples. pick up the prescription. costco. now getting into the weight loss world, we'll tell you how much it could cost to get a prescription for drugs like ozempic. and the reason the big box store is moving further into the health care space. >> but now let's check in with andre senior for a look at what's coming up in the 8:00 hour mornings on two. >> good morning. it's a nightmare for neighbors, but nothing is being done about it. we're talking about piles and piles of garbage. take a look at this. outside of a california home. new at eight. why this eyesore has been allowed to get so bad, and sizing up home sales in the bay area will dive into why prices and one east bay city are dropping significantly, while home prices in another are booming. mornings on next. stop.

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and the risks they encounter when they need to rescue someone in the sierra backcountry. 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 fell in the powder and was unable to reattach his skis. he was able to text friends for help. they contacted law enforcement. the

chp spent hours trying to reach him that night, but it was too dangerous to land their 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. >> after nearly 24 hours, crews were able to land about a half mile away and hike to him. the man says he was given a room at kirkwood to rest before heading back to his home in san francisco. >> our time now. 745 state lawmakers will soon debate legislation that would help start construction of new housing statewide to ease the housing crisis. the bill was introduced yesterday by oakland assembly member buffy wicks and state attorney general rob bonta. they say it would ensure that there's housing construction in cities and counties that don't comply with the 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. >> well, wall street is keeping its eye on disney this morning as we await results of a shareholder vote over the company's board. several activist investors are trying to take seats on the board, but those backing company ceo bob iger have pushed back on those planned changes. here's today's opening bell that started the trading day on wall street. ringing the opening bell this morning. that's a spinoff

company from three m that was just listed on the stock exchange today. one thing to watch this morning the adp private payroll report showed more jobs added in march in february. that's ahead of the labor department job report, the official report that's scheduled to come out on friday. now, trading has been underway for just about an hour and markets are up so far. you'll see the dow is up about 86 points. the nasdaq up about 73 points. s&p 500 up as well. a new airline operating out of sfo is expanding its flight service to canada. porter airlines started offering what it calls elevated economy flights to toronto from san francisco in january, starting june 29th, the airline will offer seasonal service from sfo to montreal three days a week through october. the airline's planes are outfitted with no middle seats, free wi-fi and passengers are offered complimentary beer and wine. costco is expanding into the

field of weight loss. the company will start offering its members in the us access to a new program for $179 every three months. costco members can get nutrition advice, as well as prescriptions for popular drugs such as ozempic and wegovy. they can also schedule video appointments with clinicians who specialize in weight loss. costco claims the program comes as a result of consumer demand. >> our time is 748. we sit on know who exactly will be performing at this year's outside lands festival in san francisco, but in just a couple of hours, you fans will be able to buy tickets to that annual event. a limited number of three day general admission wristbands go on sale at 10 a.m. the prices for the eager beaver presale started $425, plus the fees. the music and food festival is scheduled for august ninth through the 11th in golden gate park. the lineup is expected to be announced later this month. >> time now is 7.49. let's take

a look at the roads out there this morning. you can see 880 in oakland north and southbound doing okay there was a crash earlier in the southbound direction. southbound 880 just north of thornton. that's all been cleared. it had been blocking a couple of lanes, but we should start to see that part of the commute recover. let's move on to the next camera. here you are looking actually a map because we want to let people know about a bart alert. so bart service between pittsburg bay point and antioch closed in both directions because of an equipment problem. there is a bart bus bridge that's going to be taking people between those two points, but because of that, we do expect heavier than usual traffic on highway four. and in fact, there is another report of a new crash in the eastbound direction of highway four at port chicago highway. actually that's westbound port chicago highway. so a new crash in that direction. let's send it back to you, dave. all right. >> thank you. ali steve will take it first. you got a lot to

say, ali. >> you're anchoring and you're doing traffic. would you mind doing the next weather hit too? as long as you're here, that is the one thing. long as you're here. >> i can't do that. steve i don't have your expertise. >> no, ali, you know whether young lady, you do. all right. thank you. 40s. 50s? when wearing many hats today. all right. low clouds are in place for many here. if you get the sun, then you can probably see the fog off in the distance, because that's a big fog. bank. truckee, 28, south lake tahoe 29, 26. in flagstaff we wait for some cold air is on the way. really cold air for us here as we head into tomorrow. the cold front and then the low first cold front will come in tonight. tomorrow? it's what it's doing is it's ramping up that fog bank in advance of it. so that's why we're seeing more of this, this fog banks doing this, pushing inland that's going to cool us down. cold fronts up here. but really it's the upper low that's on the way that's going to bring in an unseasonably cold system for us starting tomorrow. that will be a cold rain tomorrow. i would think thunderstorms are likely late friday, maybe low snow levels. but the key for tomorrow for us as well will be

not only a cold rain, maybe record cool maximum temperatures. some areas may not get over 50 tomorrow. snow will be up in the mountains. winter weather advisory and maybe for us as well. late thursday. friday could get it down to 2000 503,000ft, cold will continue all the way into friday. change in the weather, bigger fog, bank lows mainly near 50, but cloudy. coast cool, sunny inland, but the breeze will pick up and temperatures coming down. 5060s on those temps here and tomorrow get ready for a cold, cold rain. i would think. also with thunderstorms, especially on friday. look likely here. some a little bit of improvement as we go into the weekend there. ali >> all right thank you steve. basketball fans excited about this weekend's final four games of the ncaa tournament. the records being set by people who want to gamble on those games. and the supreme court takes up a battle about housing and homelessness, how it could affect cities

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, however, says trump and republicans in congress should sign off on a border deal in congress. >> it's 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 in congress failed after trump urged senate republicans to vote against it. well, later today, president biden will speak at the white house about lowering health care costs. vermont senator bernie sanders will help him make the case to reduce the cost of prescription drugs. it's 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. time now. 755, in 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. 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 banning 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 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 justices will be hearing arguments on april 22nd. it is 757. next week there will be a solar eclipse. millions of americans are getting ready to watch it and celebrate it. now, this year, it's going to last almost twice as long as the

eclipse. in 2017 that was seen coast to coast. the moon's expected to cover the sun for up to four minutes and 28 seconds. we won't be able to see the full eclipse here in the bay area, but even the partial eclipse that will get here can be dangerous to stare up at. the doctors say you have to wear special eclipse glasses to keep the sun's rays from possibly 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 there is no treatment . the treatment is education and prevention. >> that is wise advice. doctors say most people won't notice the eye damage until hours later, when the symptoms start happening. by the way, a pair of

eclipse glasses are cost as little as $2.50. go get them. time now 758. this is the time of the year. millions of sports fans are updating their march madness brackets for college basketball. but another exciting ncaa tournament is taking center stage here in the bay area this week. tomorrow, the women's gymnastics team from san jose state 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. >> 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 and causing a lot of damage. we'll hear from some people who felt that quake and just arrived back here in san francisco. protests at planned parenthood hit a fever pitch. why? one local city in the east bay taking action after dozens of noise complaints from people who live nearby. and governor newsom weighs in on the fight against crime in oakland. why he says he is optimistic about the state help coming to the city from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at eight. this is a live picture of the downtown oakland skyline. a bit gray out there. it definitely cooler. we're going to have more details on the changing weather conditions in just a second. good morning i'm allie rasmus i'm andre senior. >> it's wednesday april 3rd. we've had some pretty good weather the last few days, so let's find out if that will continue. but i think not because he's been warning us about that. >> that's a quick know. yeah, we

had nice weather monday tuesday. but today, today inland may not be too bad, but boy, tomorrow will be a dramatic change. i don't show this satellite too high. it's called the water vapor, but it shows you the all the unique details. you can see the little spin right there that this guy is on its way right over us tomorrow, and it's a cold system for early april, no doubt about it. already low clouds have increased, so a change in the weather is on the way. it starts today. bigger fog , bank lows near 50. the breeze will pick up later. low clouds for many sunny inland but it will be cooler here. temperatures 50s coast and low 60s. maybe a few mid 60s inland. but tomorrow don't be surprised if highs are around 48 to 54. so a big change is on the way. all right, let's get back now to traffic with ali taking a look at some of the traffic conditions. >> the eastshore freeway looks okay. no major problems to tell you about on that westbound 80 corridor yesterday. that stretch from el sobrante down to berkeley was a mess. but today it's much better once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you

will see traffic is pretty heavy. it's been like this ever since the metering lights turned back on and then we have another traffic camera we can show you coming up right here. here's the san mateo bridge traffic also very sluggish. keep in mind an alert. if you usually take bart in the east bay service between antioch and pittsburg in both directions on bart is shut down this morning because of an equipment problem. bart is running a bus bridge. >> it's 81 right now. none of that developing story out of taiwan. this morning, a massive earthquake. you could see the damage right here behind me. the latest report showing the death toll from this nine. so far. and right now, the number of injured stands at 700. and in the mountainous area of hualien county, workers are trapped in two separate rock quarries. the local fire agency reports 64 people are trapped in one and six in another. taiwan sits on the ring of fire, the line of seismic faults encircling the pacific ocean. the same faults, by the way, on which california sits as well. are two the

shaking first hit just before 8 a.m. local time. residents capturing video of the earthquake as it hit. and so did these webcams, placed around the city. on one, you could see the camera shaking as it was pointed towards high rise buildings. damage was quickly evident here, with several buildings and other cities. you can see right here tilting at 3545 degree angles here. in some places, people had to be lifted out of the buildings through windows. him rescuing that child right there because the doors were fuzed shut in. the shaking roads and bridges were also damaged here. train service suspended. the 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, taipei. 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 taipei than would be expected. just from the distance to the faults. >> the quake also triggered a tsunami warning. japan reported a one foot tsunami and some smaller waves to. that warning has since been lifted. by the way, this is the biggest earthquake to hit the island in over 25 years, but there are mixed reports about how strong this earthquake really, really was here. taiwan's earthquake agency says it was a magnitude 7.2, but the u.s. geological survey says it was actually a 7.4 earthquake. and the agency says the difference in magnitude equals a lot of extra energy released. we'll keep following this story. >> well, some bay area residents who just happened to be visiting taiwan when that quake hit are now back home. ktvu i was at sfo when the first flights arriving from taiwan after the quake landed here in the bay area, a united airlines flight left taiwan's capital city about two hours after the quake. we spoke to some of the flight attendants there who felt that shaking and say they are just glad their plane was able to depart. >> we were already on our way to

the airport, and at first it was . it said it was 6.5. then i guess they upgraded to a 7.4. so. >> so all the sudden is pretty funny. we all got the alert message here and there on the bus. what's going on? yeah. >> earthquake. what? earthquake? >> and we call our family immediately and they're fine. i'm very fortunate. all fine. >> we thought it was the driver driving a little too fast. yeah, because we're like, wait, slow down. you know, we're we're kind of doing this way. i'm going. is everything okay? and then we got the alert. then we realized it was the earthquake. >> taiwan's largest airport is located in the northwest corner of the island nation, about 100 miles from the epicenter of the quake. planes are still arriving and departing from there. the only major service affected is in-town check in, which allows travelers to check their luggage at counters at some of taiwan's main rail stations that service is not working right now. >> now to some news locally. now walnut creek city council vowing to crack down on noisy protests outside of a planned parenthood

facility. at its next meeting, the council will officially pass an ordinance that bans the use of sound amplified ears like a bullhorn within 100ft of the property's entrance. the people who work and live near that planned parenthood building on oakland boulevard 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, as you could hear everything that was being said loud and clear. >> last night's meeting comes two years after the walnut creek city council approved a similar ordinance, had created a protest buffer zone around that same planned parenthood building. it protesters are banned from gathering within eight feet of its entrances. 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 running during the strike, the county brought in outside nurses from around the country at a cost 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 or. >> coming up on 807 now, 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, now in antioch. about 200 people on sunday blocked a major intersection as cars spun donuts and spectators set off fireworks, the bay area news group 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. well, governor gavin newsom says license plate readers will be installed across oakland and the east bay over the next few months. the governor was answering reporters questions at philips station in the sierra during the latest snow survey. newsom says while change can't happen overnight, his office is taking multiple steps to help crack down on crime in oakland. besides the cameras and an increase in chp officers, the governor says attorneys with the california department of justice will soon help prosecute cases in alameda county. >> it's all part of a multi-year , pronged plan. i said it wasn't going to be episodic. i said it wasn't going to be one off. and i think the proof point is in the frame of your question. we've been there for consistent announcements, and we'll continue to be there until we feel like oakland on their own can take the baton. we did something similar in san francisco. we feel like san francisco directionally is moving in a very positive way.

newsom says the strategy does not stop in the bay area, and he plans to make similar investments in other cities across the state. >> well, happening today, california will start accepting applications for the dream for all program. it's designed to provide financial assistance to first time homebuyers across the state. this year, the state has provided $250 million in funding, which is expected to help as many as 2000 applicants. the dream for all program was so popular when it rolled out last year, it ran out of funding in just 11 days. 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, the team got to watch the game from a suite, and they were 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 oakland tech basketball players will be back next season. >> well. bay area nature lovers are in for another springtime treat. all the rain during the past few months has created a so-called super bloom for the second year in a row. this is the view from twin peaks in san francisco, where beautiful wildflowers have been growing for the past several weeks, and there are gorgeous flowers nearly everywhere. you look at outdoor spots all across the bay area's nine counties, so one of the biggest kickers for super blooms is when we have early heat waves. >> that tends to burn out those young little seedlings. so when we really haven't had that this year, which is fantastic, so that consistently cool temperature, fairly steady rainfall at good frequencies has really set us up to have a pretty good super bloom across the state. >> park rangers have an important reminder for those who want to get a close look at

these beautiful flowers. they're telling visitors to stay on designated trails. i do not ever pick the flowers to take them home. >> it's a historic summit happening at uc berkeley. the mission to provide more resources to underserved populations in higher education. >> feeling lucky? there's another chance tonight to become a billionaire. how much money is up for grabs in tonight's powerball

a house surrounded by trash that houses in the fairfax district of los angeles on a street lined with million dollar houses. check out this video here. neighbors say the homeowner takes a shopping cart up to nearby melrose avenue and fills it with trash from the bins, and then brings the trash back to the house. >> it's just glaring every time you see it. you're like, how did this happen? like, i'm thinking of every scary movie i've ever watched, but to think of the rats and stuff is, i actually don't want to imagine what's in the trash, just piles and piles of it. >> there are neighbors say the city has told them they're planning to clean up the trash and then give the homeowner the bill. >> 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. the proposed change is meant to increase awareness about the airport's location and attract more travelers, but san francisco officials strongly oppose the idea, 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. >> board of supervisors president aaron peskin says mayor london breed and the executive director of sfo both support this resolution, peskin tells ktvu he hopes the resolution will 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. >> the port of oakland commission is set to vote on the renaming idea next thursday. >> uc berkeley held the first ever leadership summit for higher education. it was hosted by the white house initiative on asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders. hundreds of leaders and other stakeholders in higher education convened at the request of president biden. the hope is to engage the state governments to provide more resources and advocacy for historically underserved populations. >> culture and community and learning from each other. i think it is so important for us to convene together, bring the right minds together in one place, because when you bring the right minds in place, it starts the conversation. what are the lessons learned from other states or from other campuses through that now you will no longer have to check just one box. >> you're not limited to the one box. you can. you can

self-identify with multiple races and ethnicities, which i think is an increasing part of what america looks like, what real america looks like. >> advocates say part of the problem of being able to serve these groups has been accurate data about demographics beyond just aapi. >> it's the final four this weekend, and we're seeing a spike in the number of adults betting on college basketball's most popular event sports betting has become more mainstream ever since it was legalized by the u.s. supreme court in 2018. reports say more americans than ever are expected to wager legally on march madness, we spoke with sports betting journalist jeff zucconi about how events like march madness are bringing more people into the sports betting industry . >> people coming in who maybe this is their one event of the year that they'll be wagering on. it's the same sort of thing you see with the super bowl, where these just, you know, marquee events bring in new bettors and old bettors too, that maybe want to, you know, renew their ties to the industry. >> the american gaming association estimates nearly $3

billion worth of legal bets will be placed on this year's ncaa tournaments. all right, speaking of bets here, the powerball jackpot is now worth more than $1 billion. if one person wins tonight, they'll have the choice of taking the final jackpot total in 30 annual payments. or they can take the lump sum of cash, which is currently estimated to be about $484 million the powerball drawing is at 759 tonight, so have your tickets ready to go by then. >> let's check traffic and a look on the roads this morning. with the commute starting to wind down a little bit. what we do see some slow traffic in the northbound direction of 880 as you pass the coliseum. no specific problems further up the road as you approach the macarthur maze, but it is a time of morning where there may be more folks on the road getting to this point. the bay bridge toll plaza, where you see traffic a little bit lighter than it was just about a half hour ago, you're looking at a 15

minute delay to get on the span. no weight, of course, in those carpool lanes. and let's show you another bay area bridge richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. also a bit slow this morning as people make their way over to marin county. let's check in with steve paulson now for a look at the weather. >> all right. we'll take a look back at yesterday when it was nice and warm inland. a little cooler yesterday. coast in bay but inland, lots of 70s here livermore, napa, san jose, concord, san carlos, hayward, santa rosa and kentfield all between 72 and 77. say goodbye to those because we are on our way into an unseasonably cold system. front is still kind of working its way up on the north coast. it's the upper low right there. you see the spin and the right there. that's what's on its way. and it will be right over your castle and mine tomorrow, this system for this time of year is going to usher in just an amazingly cold pattern. now, the bigger fog bank is in place today as this system is starting to work its magic here with a cooler pattern here. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose temps are all dropping tomorrow. we might see record low or cool

high temps as the way it's looking. rainfall a quarter of an inch to three quarters. thunderstorms with hail. rainbow weather likely on friday. maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley would not surprise me. this is such a cold core system, but possible record cold and maybe some low snow levels. late thursday into friday. highs tomorrow could range around 48 to 54 degrees. that's it. now the wind will pick up just. there's no wind advisor or anything, but i think you know petaluma gap, san bruno out towards travis could get some pretty good gusts. some of these are forecast highs now. today's not the day tomorrow. it's thursday at 5:00. concord says 47 napa 47 san rafael. santa rosa in there. palo alto 46, gilroy 46. so i mean, we may top out around 50 early and then it'll be downhill from there. the lows on saturday morning, 30s for many here just depends on wind protected areas. but there will be a lot of cold air in place for a couple of days here. 50s on most of the temps. you knew it would happen.

there's just too much cloud cover moving in now. cold front will sweep in late tonight, tomorrow. but really it's the upper low that swings in. that'll give us rain. a cold rain on thursday and really cold air settles in all the way into friday afternoon as the way it looks. so i'd get ready here. changes in the weather here. bigger fog bank, cloudy over by the coast. sunny inland, but the breeze will pick up and temperatures coming down. so instead of 70, we're back in the 60s now. tomorrow might be 40s and low 50s. >> you guys all right? thank you. steve all big sur residents complaining about overcrowding. the changes they want to see to try and protect the wilderness. just as the region is cut off from part of the state. >> a proposal to raise san francisco's ferry building by seven feet is not tting well with some in the city. the criticism from the company that manages that landmark

raise the iconic building by as much as seven feet to protect it from sea level rise, according to the san francisco chronicle. hudson pacific properties sent a letter to the port of san francisco and the army corps of engineers saying the plan to lift the ferry building could disrupt the waterfront for years. the proposal is part of a $13 billion plan to protect the city from rising sea levels. it's still in the draft stages, but if approved, the work along the waterfront would be done by the year 2048 24.

>> the plan by chick fil a to open a new restaurant on walnut creek and a walnut creek strip mall has ignited a debate in that east bay city, the city's planning commission recently approved the chicken chain's plan to build a restaurant at the citrus marketplace shopping center near ignacio valley road. several people who live and work in the area are concerned this new business would only add to the area's traffic problems, but at chick fil a, spokesperson says the restaurant will create plenty of new jobs and offer other economic 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 a city council meeting about what they are

calling a public works 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. >> one the members of the 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 cannot keep up with the work to patch up 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. well, the a's are reportedly meeting with another northern california city today, one day after meeting with the city of oakland to discuss their future, where the team could end up playing games for the next few years plus. >> so this lets us give our staff an opportunity to have affordable housing and focus. then their time and energy on the classroom. >> the affordable housing project in san francisco, specifical focused on teachers

changes to most major intersections in the downtown core plus really is heartbreaking in a in a real tragic incident that really has hit all of us in the in the humanitarian sphere, a desperately needed humanitarian aid in gaza coming to a halt. while many relief groups are suspending services in the region. from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. i am ali rasmus, i'm andre senior. >> it's wednesday, april 3rd. thank you so much for joining us as we come up at 830. hear steve paulson. he's tracking some changes. you know we've had a nice couple of days you know. so we have a not so nice couple of days probably. >> that sound here is mother nature putting on the brakes. yeah nice. nice because here we are. big fog bank is in place

here, 50s on the temps here, low to mid. these might be our highs tomorrow. might be our highs tomorrow. that's how cold this system coming in is for tomorrow . visible satellite. that's a big fog bank, pushing out. almost looks like cordelia fairfield now over san pablo bay. well out to the strait. san jose, down to santa cruz, up and down the coast. so the bases are higher. the key is the upper low, though, coming out of right just to the west of vancouver. it's on track to be right over you and me tomorrow. that's a cold system. so there's a change in the weather. bigger fog, bank lows around 50. breezy to windy later as the system gets closer. some sun inland, but you probably see the low clouds to the west. it's going to be cooler. 50s and 60s on the thames. all right, ali, where are we going? we are going to start with 880 in oakland. >> we showed people this picture last time and there was a little bit of slow traffic. we now know it's because of a crash in the off ramp at a street that's now been cleared out of the way.

also, a report in this area that you're seeing here southbound 880 at high street. a report of a fire. we don't know if it's on the freeway or off the freeway. it doesn't look like it's causing too much of a traffic problem right now. oakland fire is responding to it. let's switch over to the next camera. so we can give you a view of 280 in the south bay. and that's northbound direction. it was a little busier earlier. now it looks like things are clearing up. overall your south bay commute is in pretty good shape. let's go there to the map that we're going to show you. because there is a problem with bart in east contra costa county, pittsburg and antioch. no bart service between those two points in either direction and that's because of an earlier equipment problem. bart is running a bus bridge in the meantime, but expect more traffic on highway four in the meantime. >> all right, now to this story at 832, if you live, work, or drive to san francisco for any reason, changes are coming. your way. right? turns on red now banned at 200 intersections. ktvu bailey o'carroll is in san

francisco to tell us more about the changes coming for drivers and pedestrians. two. bailey. >> hey, andre. good morning. yeah that's right. the changes will affect mostly downtown san francisco, which is where we are right now. also the soma neighborhood. but these changes are already in effect. no right turns on red. that ban has been in place in the tenderloin neighborhood of san francisco for a couple of years now. but we do want to show you which intersections will be affected by these changes. take a look. these are where those little dots are are the intersections that will be affected. so it does affect columbus avenue, which stretches into the north beach neighborhood that is a popular tourist destination where there are frequently many pedestrians out on those sidewalks. now this change is all in an effort to keep pedestrians safe. and it comes as san francisco mayor london breed said the city streets need

a, quote, complete overhaul. now, you may remember just about a month ago, a family of four was killed while waiting at a bus stop by a driver, but questions the question that many are asking this morning is how effective are right? turn on red bans. 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 while lights were red. but commuters told us that they think this will just back up traffic further in san francisco, and pedestrians say they already feel safe enough where they street that i walk. >> there's not many cars passing at the times that i'm walking, so like it's really safe. >> now, it's important to note that these changes do not go into effect immediately. that is because sfmta says they need time to put up proper signage so that drivers know which rules they have to follow in these intersections, and given that it

will affect 200 intersections, it will take them quite some time to get all the proper signage put up so it will be a while before this fully goes into effect. they say expect it fully in effect around august of 2025, in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. >> lily thank you. meantime new this morning san jose police are investigating a deadly hit and run crash. it happened around 4:00 this morning near neiman boulevard and elkins way in a residential part of east san jose. the police say two cars were involved in the crash. still unclear, though, who was killed and who fled the scene. we're working to get more information now. roads are shut down in the area for that investigation. >> 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 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. >> 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, a big step forward in san francisco to help ensure teachers who serve the city can live in the city as well. >> applications are now open for affordable housing made specifically for educators. as ktvu christien kafton tells us, this is one way the district is dealing with a teacher shortage. >> construction is still underway at shirley chisholm village in san francisco's sunset district, but already applicants are asking to be among the first to live in the

135 units of affordable housing set aside specifically for educators. the district says in the midst of a teacher shortage, the housing is part of an effort to bring in and retain the best and brightest, and this is a great place to educate students. >> but so often people have to spend their time and energy focused on finding affordable housing. so this lets us give our staff an opportunity to have affordable housing and focus then their time and energy on the classroom. >> the application process opened tuesday and runs to april 23rd and is income restricted. residents are expected to move in as early as this fall. the new residents will be selected through a lottery process, the city says there are rental options ranging from studios to three bedroom, two bath units. >> 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. the district says the housing even includes common areas where teachers can gather and work on

their education plans collaboratively with other educators. >> the whole project, built on property already owned by the school district, helping to streamline the process. >> there is a recognized need for educator housing in the state and across the country, but this is a first of its kind in the city and for us, what we hope to be the first of many, in fact, the city has two similar projects already in the works. >> another rental property and a property where educators could actually buy a unit of affordable housing so those educators could start to build equity and live and teach in the city. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, members of a citizens group in big sur say they are worried about the growing number of tourists coming to the area. new figures show that that rugged section of monterey county is now getting more annual visitors than yosemite national park. the group is calling for an immediate halt on all new hotels and other lodging developments in the big sur area. right now, no visitors are supposed to be going to big sur, a 70 mile stretch of highway one

in monterey county still shut down due to a mudslide, and caltrans says it will suspend the convoys helping people around that washed out part of the coastal highway. caltrans says another round of rainy weather is going to force it to stop those twice daily guided trips for residents and essential workers tomorrow and friday. >> governor newsom joined the department of water resources for its april snow survey, the final one of the season. the snow survey at phillips station in el dorado county, showed the sierra snowpack above normal. it was 113% of the average for the location. the april snow measurement is the most important because it is usually the peak of the season with snowmelt runoff, a key factor in filling the state's reservoirs. >> and 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.

>> all but three of northern california's 37 key reservoirs are all above 100% of normal. >> the oakland a's are set to meet with sacramento officials today about playing next season farther up on i-80. 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 being built in the las vegas strip. we've reached out to the city of oakland and alameda county supervisors for comment, but have not yet heard back. >> all right, coming up on 840 now, 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. saturday at the 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 4th at oakland's raymond park. >> well, sizing up home sales in the bay area. while prices in one east bay city are dropping significantly. home prices in another are booming, and an important date for bay area music fans who want to attend outside lands music festival in

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when they need to rescue someone in the sierra backcountry. chp shared a story of a man from san francisco who skied off the backside of the kirkwood ski area back in february. he fell in the powder and was unable to reattach his skis. he was able to text friends for help, and they were able to contact law enforcement. chp spent hours trying to reach him that night, but it was too dangerous for their helicopter to land 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. >> after nearly 24 hours, crews were able to land about a half mile away and hike to him. the

man says he was given a room at kirkwood to rest before heading back to his home in san francisco. the chp wants to remind people to make sure they have proper training and equipment before they go backcountry skiing. >> state lawmakers will soon debate legislation that will help start construction of new housing statewide 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 do not comply with the housing element on time. the proposed bill would strengthen the so-called builder's remedy. >> the builder's 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. >> if approved, among other

things, the bill would designate sites appropriate for residential development, including housing, retail and office space in today's dollars and cents. >> uber and waymo are teaming up. those self-driving cars are now going to be delivering uber eats orders in the phoenix area. it is still a test for now, but it could be expanded to san francisco in the future, as with other waymo operations. here's today's opening bell that started the trading day on wall street, saventhem ringing the opening bell this morning. it's a company that spun off from three m and it was just listed on the stock exchange today. one thing to watch this morning, the adp private payroll report showed more jobs were added in march than in february. and that's ahead of the labor department's official jobs report due out on friday. trading has been underway for just over two hours and markets are up so far. you can see the dow is up 72 points. the nasdaq up as well. 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'll still have those devices at amazon, amazon go stores, as well as amazon's third party retailers. the company says the technology will be replaced by smart cards, which will allow customers to scan their items as they shop and also see what they're paying and saving in real time. costco is expanding into the field of weight loss. the company will begin offering its members in the us access to a new program for $179 every three months. costco members can get nutrition advice as well as prescriptions for popular drugs such as ozempic and wegovy. they can also schedule video appointments with clinicians who specialize in weight loss. costco claims the program comes as a result of customer demand. >> we still don't know who will be performing at this year's outside lance festival in san francisco, but in just a few

hours, fans will be able to buy tickets to that annual event. a limited number of three day general admission wristbands will go on sale this morning at ten. prices for the eager beaver presale are called start at $425 plus fees. the music and food festival is set for august 9th through the 11th in golden gate park. the lineup is expected to be released later this month. >> let's get one last check of traffic before the end of the hour. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, which is busy so far. have not seen this commute lightened up that much at all ever since the metering lights turned on just before 6:00. so give yourself some extra time there. switching over to the san mateo bridge, this traffic here is a lot lighter than you would expect for this time of the morning. definitely a lot lighter compared to the bay bridge. so maybe if you need to get over to the peninsula, this might be a better route for you. one more check of the highway for camera traffic here a lot lighter. things have improved despite the fact that there is no bart service in this

area between antioch and pittsburg, bart in both directions has stopped and has been shut down because of an equipment problem that happened early. this morning. bart does have a bus bridge in place. let's check now on the changing weather conditions. a little taste of spring we had just a few days ago, but steve, i think i missed my window to go swimming this week. >> why don't you get in the pool? it's not bad. that's true. it's getting out. it's getting out. the last couple of days, though, have been nice. not not the case now. we had some fog yesterday. it retreated pretty rapidly today. that's a much bigger fog. bank and i mean it's made a pretty good push. some areas inland are already getting in on the sun, but i mean that's a good surge for april 3rd. no doubt about it. it's being helped along by that cold front there. but the key to everything here going forward is going to be this low up in here. you see the circular see the little spin right there. but what it's doing is in remarkable agreement on the forecast models. it's going to be right over your house and

mine tomorrow. and that's a cold system for this time of year. san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose temps are on their way down 5060s. good 10 degrees drop. i would think today there could be a few mid 60s far enough inland, but i think you'll notice the change. rainfall doesn't look to be that heavy, but a 2:45 quarters of an inch. but what does look impressive will be the cold temps. thunderstorms with hail i would think would be a bigger deal on friday. maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley. i'll mention it, but possible record cold as far as the coldest high temps tomorrow. some areas may not get over about 49 or 50, and if we can, if there's enough available moisture. some low snow levels are possible late thursday into friday as well. cold high temps tomorrow 48 to about 54 should cover the spread, not no wind advisory or anything, but there'll be some blustery conditions 25 to 35mph forecast projections here for the highs tomorrow. that will take you to 5:00 tomorrow. i see a lot of 40s. these will be the temps tomorrow at 5:00 and saturday morning. for those of you who need to know, 34 san rafael, napa, 32, concord 39, san jose

37. gilroy 37. sacramento 38. so saturday morning looks to be the coldest morning. still probably pretty cold sunday, although there might be some clouds on the move here. 50s on the temps. almost everybody had some 40s. now they're all 50s. that upper low is on its way. it's dropping right over us. so maybe some drizzle beforehand or light rain. but most of this is coming in tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon this will be a cold rain tomorrow then with such a cold system hanging out through friday, that's what could trigger the thunderstorm activity today. bigger fog bank. some sun inland though. but even with the sun, i think that breeze will pick up and temps are coming down. so 5060 on the temps tomorrow though. unseasonably cold for us. we'll take that into friday as well. and some improvements slowly on the weekend. >> all right was a popular cartoon series produced by legendary hollywood director steven spielberg. well, now the voices of animaniacs are coming to the bay area for a toe tapping sing along concert, and the supreme court could weigh in on the debate about housing and homelessness, how it could affect cities here in the bay area

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at your local audi dealer. in a supreme court case. well, that will decide if cities can ban camping on public property. the 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. that same court also ruled that san francisco cannot sweep homeless encampments when there aren't enough beds in the 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, 855 in a city audit found one of san francisco's homeless housing providers misused taxpayer funds. >> san francisco's comptroller's office audited the nonprofit home rise, which was previously known as 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 to cover its payroll. it also spent money on fundraising, paid staff bonuses, as well as providing lunches and gifts to its staff. mayor london breed applauded the city's audit and recommendations for reforms, saying in part, quote, 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 to improve how our city functions. >> well, next week there will be a solar eclipse and millions of americans will be getting ready to celebrate it this year. it will last almost twice as long as the eclipse seen coast to coast in 2017. the moon is expected to cover the sun for up to four minutes and 28 seconds. we won't be able to see the full eclipse here in the bay area, but even the partial eclipse will get here, of course, can be dangerous. doctors say only special eclipse glasses will prevent the sun's powerful rays from potentially damaging your eyes. >> once those cells are damaged, they cannot repair themselves. those photoreceptors become permanently damaged, and 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.

>> there is your warning. doctors say most people won't notice the eye damage until hours later, when symptoms start occurring. a pair of eclipse glasses costs about $2.50. the us is not 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, and some hotels are going for up to ten times their 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 and cities where the eclipse can be seen are selling souvenirs. hosting special events like eclipse wine tastings and crafting themed

treats from donuts to bear. >> 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 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 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 from san jose state will battle the team from southern utah state at uc berkeley's haas pavilion tomorrow. >> shuttered restaurant in oakland at the waterfront reopened as a vietnamese restaurant and bar. quinn's lighthouse is operating under new ownership after closing down in january. the owners have quietly reopened the historic waterfront restaurant with a menu that features a combination of vietnamese food and seafood. staples owners say the goal is to do a full soft opening celebration next month. the restaurant currently is open

from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. after three year, three month hiatus, oakland's first fridays is returning this month, organizers posted a reminder on social media that the event happens on friday nights between 5 and 9 on telegraph avenue. the last time first friday took place was back in december. the event was put on hold for the first three months of the year because of financial difficulties. the monthly block party has been a gathering place for various artists, performers and small businesses in oakland for several years. >> well, today, a neighborhood in san francisco's inner richmond district will be closed for a movie shoot, sfgate reports. a movie with the working title project brick breaker is slated for production at the corner of ninth avenue and clement street at a 1960s era hamburger haven restaurant. >> developing news a major earthquake rocking taiwan neighborhoods left in ruins. buildings tilting to the side,