for your safety this morning. the search continues for whoever fired shots on a bay area freeway, sending one person to

the hospital. details on what happened and how other drivers are reacting. and board of supervisors president aaron peskin is kicking off his mayoral campaign today in san francisco's chinatown. why? candidates are focused on getting support from the asian american community, and they'll soon be the only pro baseball team left in oakland today, hopefuls dreaming about the big leagues have a chance to show off their skills. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two. on this saturday, april 6th, i'm claudine wong. >> hi everyone i'm frank mallicoat. as we look behind us and see the sun coming up there, i think that's the east bay hills. let's check in with rosemary and talk about weather. did i hear maybe 70 degrees on tuesday? ish ish. >> close to 80 by thursday. >> what? i'll take it. i had to use a warm glass of water to get the ice off my windshield this morning. it was cold, frosty start. >> yeah. in fact, we have a frost advisory for some of our

valley locations. a nice toss into weather. claudine, we are looking at mostly clear skies. the winds are light and a beautiful view there of the sunrise. a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. santa rosa reporting visibility about two miles at the airport there. if you look towards, vacaville and the sacramento valley, you can see dark shades of gray there. if by chance you're heading to the tahoe area or to sacramento, you're going to find some of that for us. the frost advisory goes until 9 a.m. it is for our north bay valley locations, as well as our east bay valley locations. and that's perhaps the headline for most of us. we're a little bit chilly out there this morning down by six degrees in livermore, down by five in novato. how about those numbers just above freezing for some folks, a 35 reported in santa rosa as well as napa and for the inner east bay, 36 in walnut creek, as well as livermore. meanwhile, around the bay is struggling as well. not as bad. 40 in oakland, 45 in san francisco, a better look at the numbers for today, because

our afternoon highs will remain below average and then a slight chance for scattered showers tomorrow. more on this coming up in the extended forecast. >> okay. thanks rosemary. well, the chp is looking for the gunman responsible for the latest highway shooting in the bay area. the victim was driving in berkeley, near the ashby avenue onramp to eastbound interstate 80 when that shooting happened. let's go to ktvu james torres, who's live for us this morning with an update on the incident. james >> claudine. good morning. well, that shooting shut down i-80 for hours as police and chp were looking around for evidence on that freeway. here's what we know so far. chp officers came to the eastbound ramp at ashby avenue around 5:00 last night. they say they report someone calling 911, saying a driver had been shot by a person in another car. the victim of that shooting crashed their car into a barrier. at this time, we know at least one woman taken to the hospital. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that, you know,

anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us. >> chp says it plans to install 190 license plate readers in the east bay to help tackle this kind of crime. at this time, police still investigating the case. they ask if you have any information on that freeway shooting. make sure you give them a call. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> james thank you. the cause two building fires now under investigation on treasure island san francisco firefighters called to the area of olympic court and avenue b their crews found heavy smoke and flames billowing from a home. firefighters were able to put out the fire. one person taken to the hospital. investigators

believe squatters were inside when that fire started. the cause of that fire is unknown and in oakland, crews were called to the area of 30th and broadway around three friday afternoon. there firefighters found a fire burning through a former cbs location. oakland fire department says about 20 crew members were able to put out the flames within 15 minutes. investigators say it appears people have broken into the building and were illegally occupying it before the fire. no injuries reported. the cause of that fire is also unknown. >> new this morning, firefighters in contra costa county rushed to help two people inside of a car that had plunged into a canal in bay point. it happened shortly, excuse me, after 9:00 last night on virginia drive near highway four. firefighters immediately raced into the canal to rescue one driver and one passenger who was still trapped inside. we are now working to get information on the condition of the two people who were inside that car. >> oakland police searching for a car theft suspect that led them on a high speed chase. a

victim calling police reporting their car was stolen at international boulevard just before 2:45 p.m. on friday. that was between 70th and 71st avenues when they got to that area, police officers found the car with someone inside. suspect failed to stop for the police and drove off, crashing into several vehicles, including a cop car, before they were able to finally get away. an 18 year old man is charged with attempted murder in connection with a triple shooting in a safeway parking lot. this happened monday afternoon in american canyon up in the north bay. three people taken to the hospital. two people were arrested and napa county da says 18 year old christian evans is now facing assault and weapons charges, along with attempted murder. the other suspect is a minor who is also charged with attempted murder. both are being held without bail. >> well, it's been 30 years since 12 year old polly klaas was kidnaped from her home during a slumber party and then

killed. right now, richard allen davis is on death row for her murder, but davis hopes to change that. >> his attorneys believe a legal loophole may entitle him to resentencing. ktvu is an reuben now with our story. >> one of california's most notorious killers wants his death sentence overturned. it was back in 1996 that richard allen davis was convicted in the kidnaping and murder of 12 year old polly klaas, now he's back in court thanks to a change in the law. >> it's horrible. this should have ended 30 years ago. i had every expectation that once he went on death row, it was done. whether he was executed or not, it was finished. but here we are . >> marc klaas, polly's father, calls this revictimization the issue, a recent criminal justice reform law that invalidated certain sentencing enhancements. it may have opened the door to have cases like richard allen davis's reconsidered. >> and this is a big deal, not just for mr. richard allen davis, but for others on death row in california, legal analyst stephen clark says this will be

a first test for the new law. will he get another shot at getting his death verdict overturned? even though the technical issue is only these prison priors, which only added 1 or 2 years to his sentence, klaas says it should be a wake up call for other victims families that hundreds of cases could be impacted by what happens here. >> this case is the tip of the iceberg. it's going to happen again and again and again and again and i'll tell you what's going to happen. in some instances, somebody is going to get out. >> richard allen davis was not present for the hearing. neither his attorneys nor the sonoma county prosecutors handling the case were willing to comment. >> i'm not going to make any statements on the record. >> it's affected my health. it's affected my mind. it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there's only one beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >> the next court appearance in

this case is set for may 31st. that's the day the judge will decide whether this case is eligible for resentencing in santa clara county. anne ruben, ktvu, fox two news, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is taking steps to change the sentences of more than a dozen prison inmates, from death to life behind bars without parole. >> the da says the move comes four years after the district attorney's office stopped using the death penalty. rosen said he lost faith in capital punishment in recent years. he called it antiquated, racially biased, error prone and a system that deters nothing and costs the county millions of dollars. if approved by the court, the move will affect 15 people who have been sentenced to death in santa clara county. the oldest case goes back as far as 1979 and is still being litigated. governor gavin newsom suspended executions in california in 2019. >> time now is 709 new. this morning, authorities in santa clara and l.a. counties are looking for two kids. chp says nine year-old daniel wu and four

year-old david wu are believed to be with taylor wu pictured on your screen here. they say the boys were taken by taylor from a home in mountain view around 130. this morning. she was seen driving a blue 2018 ford escape with a missouri license plate. the number is on your screen there. anyone who knows about their whereabouts are asked to call 911. >> a federal judge has made a decision on who will serve as a special master at the troubled fci dublin women's prison. the former chief probation officer of alameda county, wendy, still is expected to start that job immediately. she will be given a four person staff as the team is tasked with ensuring reforms at fci. dublin still was among the top candidates proposed by the attorneys representing women suing the prison. >> she has extensive experience working with, you know, systems that are in need of reform. and i think most importantly for us, she's ready to get to work right away to improve the situation at the facility. >> seven out of eight

correctional officers, including the former warden, have been sentenced for sex crimes against inmates at fci dublin. one officer is awaiting trial and our coverage of the fci dublin women's prison continues on our fox local app. you can find latest developments surrounding the lawsuits and the federal reforms underway at that prison. that app is free to download for your smart tv. >> the president of san francisco's board of supervisors, aaron peskin, will kick off his campaign for mayor today in the city. he filed that official paperwork with the registrar's office yesterday. peskin will hold today's announcement at portsmouth square in chinatown. he represents that neighborhood and says the asian american vote is critical since asian americans comprise a third of the city's population in san francisco. >> values are values of caring about our people, of doing right by our city, of being fiscally prudent, of having a thriving economy. those are san francisco values. those are the values

that i espouse. and that's what i'm going to bring to this race. >> peskin has served 17 years on the board of supervisors. he says he will use his experience as a policymaker and his recovery from alcoholism to help city deal with issues such as homelessness, the fentanyl crisis and affordable housing. peskin is considered a progressive in the race to unseat the mayor london breed. here's just a partial list of the main candidates, all running for mayor. they include fellow supervisor ahsha safai, former supervisor mark farrell, and philanthropist daniel lurie. it's terrible, but i never see something like that close to me. gunfire erupting in broad daylight in san francisco mission district. witnesses describe the attack on the victim on his very first day at work, and convoys are on track to resume today in monterey county. >> for drivers trying to get past a crumbling section of

highway one, what residents and visitors need to know. >> and across the bay area this morning. wow, that's a gorgeous shot there. mostly sunny skies, but it's a cold one. we'll have a look at the current condi ons

this goes mission district. some of those witnesses are clearing the debris left by the gunfire. bullets shattered the glass door at the residential hotel in the area of 20th and mission streets. the victim was shot outside of a barbershop, stumbled inside, then collapsed and died. while authorities have not released his identity, neighbors say he came from venezuela and was in his 20s. it was his first day of work at that barbershop here that chop bar. >> then we come out. >> when they came, they was here

that a lot of police over there, like, see, they they closed the street. >> so far, police have not revealed any information about a motive for that attack or whether the victim and shooter knew each other. well, a bus crash is now under investigation in oakland. around six last night, oakland police were called to a crash near third and international. their officers learned that a toyota prius failed to stop at a sign, hit an ac transit bus, and was halfway into that intersection. detectives say 36 passengers were on that bus. six of them were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police detained the driver of the prius for questioning. it's not known if that driver was under the influence. >> time now 715 convoys scheduled to resume this morning in monterey county. to help people stranded by the cliffside crumbling along highway one near big sur. the edge collapse likely due to recent rain and saturated ground, caltrans closed about 40 miles of the road, stranding more than a thousand tourists and residents in the carmel area. convoys helped some people leave, but

wet weather forced authorities to halt that rescue operation. caltrans, still inspecting the integrity of the roadway there on route one, but damage has not grown worse. but it seems like every year something happens down there. yeah, it's time to rain. >> it is time to dry out rosemary. and certainly it is a cold morning for people waking up today and reminding us that we're not quite, quite towards summer as much as we'd like to be. but certainly some warm temperatures would be welcome. >> yes, and in the extended forecast we have a robust warm up. just wait and see. and that's a tease ahead. you're going to have to watch to the end. here's a look at the golden gate bridge where we are off to a mostly clear start. but wow, it's a chilly one. santa rosa reporting a little bit of fog, but most of us enjoying a lot of sunshine at this time. quiet conditions, very chilly with the frost advisory going until 9 a.m. for our north bay valley locations, as well as the inner

east bay where temperatures have fallen into the 30s this morning. we'll check in on the numbers momentarily. first, a look at the next system that could provide us with a few scattered showers. not for today, but for tomorrow. doesn't look like a big deal, but definitely worth mentioning. here's a look at the future cast getting into the afternoon. today. you'll. notice an increase in clouds coming our way. we'll go from mostly clear to partly cloudy and then mostly cloudy into the evening hours. sun setting about 737 tomorrow morning we wake up with just the southern edge of this system that is moving through the pacific northwest, northern california. we have a few sprinkles out there to start to tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon. could get a few pop up showers here. as you can see on the screen. and then as we get into the second part of the afternoon, early evening hours, it's moving out. and as far as accumulation, not much, but enough to show a little bit of green here on the screen. that will come tomorrow. for today, a mostly clear skies and again getting back to the cold

weather. livermore is down by six degrees this morning in the north bay. novato you are down by five temperatures across the inner east bay, as well as the inner north bay, definitely at their chilliest right now that the sun has just risen and will start to rebound 37 degrees in novato, right now for the inner east bay, 38 over concord, around the bay, low 40s hayward, upper 40s in san francisco. speaking of san francisco, are you going to the giants game later today? we do have temperatures expected 56 degrees at game time, 605 with a west breeze to 15mph. partly cloudy, turning mostly cloudy, just about sunset. afternoon highs across the region for today. on the cool side, 60 degrees in napa. the inner east bay 60 degrees in livermore. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees below where we should be for this time of year. things are going to change though. take a look at this extended forecast into sunday, only slightly better. so for the weekend, not much change. we will see that possibility of a

little bit of rain, but by monday we're in the low 70s. by tuesday we're in the upper 70s and by wednesday low 80s. so from today into wednesday, we're talking about a 20 degree leap in those temperatures for the afternoon. back to you. hit into the gap. >> is anybody there? no. >> that's right. nobody was there. what a thrilling home opener for the giants at san francisco's oracle park yesterday. sold out crowd watching thairo estrada double home mets chapman for the winning run with one out in a tie game. in the bottom of the ninth, the giants defeated the padres 3 to 2 and a walk off victory yesterday. it doesn't get any better than that. this was the giants 25th opening day at the waterfront stadium in downtown san francisco, now called oracle park, and the team made lots of big changes during the off season since the team's last regular season game at home back in october, bob melvin has been hired as the giants new

manager and san francisco has signed a number of big name free agents. they include a cy young award winner, blake snell, who will make his debut monday, and golden glove third baseman and former a's star matt chapman a lot better than it has been in the past. >> it's been great to see new guys, new youth in their lineup and everything like this, so it's awesome. it's great. >> giants are now three and five on the new season. they will host padres game two of their home opening series tonight at oracle park. happening today peninsula libraries will hold a free animation convention, the 2024 comic arts fest, that will kick off with a day of fun and creativity at south san francisco library. that all starts at 10:00 this morning. fans will get to talk to local creators and special artists and screenwriters who have worked on projects ranging from the star wars franchise to avatar. their work has appeared in daily comic

strips, books and television networks such as disney, nickelodeon, and fox, and it all kicks off today at ten. california promised safety grants to places of worship in response to the israel-hamas war. >> why this security funding is still on hold months later, and parts of the barrier will get a beautification facelift. >> today, the nonprofit organizing a massive cleanup to make our neighborhoods safer and cleaner. m e on t t wh

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organization is hosting several cleanup initiatives all around the bay area community ready corps, known as crc, runs the positive pull up initiative. that's a group of volunteers. they pick up a neighborhood to promote cleaner and safer neighborhoods. today and tomorrow, crc is organizing a number of street cleanups around san francisco, oakland, pitturg, and antioch. the group is also providing free food and prizes as well. alarm over the use of anti-aging products by tweens is leading lawmakers to consider a ban in the state of california. the bill by south bay assembly member alex lee, would prohibit the sale of over-the-counter cosmetics containing vitamin a, vitamin a and its derivatives, or an alpha hydroxy acid. all this comes as doctors have been

warning about social media trends, showing preteens using strong anti-aging products with ingredients that could be harmful to their skin. >> a woman from the bay area is celebrating a new crown after she earned the title of miss black california usa 2024. deidre two fans speak several languages and has reported for a japanese news station as a bay area correspondent. the east bay native says she is proud to hold her new title as a first generation american, representing the american dream for her family. she tells us she's passionate about mental health and eating disorder advocacy disorders do not discriminate. >> i'm a 90s baby. i grew up in the 2000 and the image of eating disorders was very particular. and i'm here to stand as a source of representation that they do affect everyone, regardless of your socioeconomic background, regardless of your race, regardless of whether you're even from this country or not. globally, they affect about 10% of any given population. and unfortunately, i became a

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and we're hearing for the man who was shot and survived that half moon bay mass shooting. he is now filing a lawsuit against the farm where a gunman opened fire next from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning, bay area. happy weekend. happy saturday on what looks like a pretty good day after kind of a long week of rain and chilly temperatures. i've got good news. things are warming up, although we might have to wait a day or two. welcome back to ktvu mornings on

two. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. good morning and good morning to you, i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk about our weather with meteorologist rosemary oroczo. and it is hard to keep up. it's hard to imagine that you're talking about this warm up. when? this morning i got in my car, and then that. you know, that telltale sound of your windshield wipers going. yeah, i'm like, oh, that's that's that's gonna work. >> you were truckee. yeah. low 60s today. low 70s by tuesday, low 80s by thursday. hooray all right, all right, all right. good morning to all of you. it is a frosty start. in fact, we have a frost advisory to talk about giving you a live look here over san francisco. the skies have cleared, but that dry air now in place and the clear skies during the overnight hours allowing our temperatures to cool. and we were chilly to begin with yesterday. temperatures were in the low to mid 50s during the afternoon. so this morning we continue with the frost advisory until 9 a.m. for our valleys and north bay and east bay, including our hills included there. and now that the sun is up, thankfully we will begin to rebound. but temperatures are still even cooler than yesterday morning,

down by five degrees in novato, down by six in livermore, where livermore. you're 36 degrees this morning, 35 reported santa rosa napa fairfield. low 40s for most around the bay. 45 in the city of san francisco. afternoon highs still below average for this time of year. low 60s for santa rosa today. upper 50s in san francisco, where we have the giants playing a little bit later and 60 degrees in livermore. but again, a warm up is coming. our way and the possibility of a few showers for tomorrow. a better look at what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. sounds good. >> we'll see you in a bit. rosemary. chp investigating another highway shooting in the bay area. the very latest since that it happened during the evening rush hour on highway 80. ktvu james torres live in berkeley, where authorities are now looking for that shooter, james frank, good morning to you. >> well, i 80 was shut down for several hours this morning as chp officers were looking around for evidence, collecting evidence to see what they can do

with this investigation. here's what we know. so far. chp came to the eastbound ramp at ashby avenue around 5:00 last night. they report someone called 911, saying that someone had been shot by another person in another car, and then that car ended up crashing into a barrier. at this time, we know at least one woman taken to the hospital. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that, you know, anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us. >> chp says it plans to install 190 license plate readers in the east bay to help tackle this kind of crime. police still investigating this case. they ask if you have any information, be sure to give them a call. reporting live this morning i'm

james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. well religious institutions across the state are still waiting to hear if they are getting security grants promised to them by the state. that's following the start of the israel-hamas war in october. the governor promised to quickly provide $40 million in grants for places of worship, but the recipients of the money have yet to be announced or notified today. cal oes said that the grant funding is still under final legal review, and while officials say announcements will be made soon, they did not provide a specified date. assemblyman joe patterson says he's been trying to help the a jewish organization with this for months. >> i know that there's a lot of work to get this money out, but it's been so long. it's been several months. i mean, you know, the jewish community in my district is thinking a lot still about concerns they have that came out from october seventh. and so there's a sense of urgency. and i just think, you know, it's somewhat unfortunate that it's taking this long because there are a lot of

legitimate concerns. >> more than 1200 organizations applied for the grants, which cal o's has pointed to as a reason for the delay. right now, the state is reimbursing local law enforcement for any overtime costs to help provide in-person security to places of worship. >> california has unveiled a new plan to counter anti-semitism. in the plan, the governor says california will use four new strategies to combat hatred towards the state's jewish population, and those include supporting and protecting jewish communities, addressing and preventing anti-semitism, and all the hate and violence uplifting jewish heritage, and building mutual understanding and advancing equity and countering discrimination. governor newsom says he will continue to engage the legislature in discussions about shared priorities to address anti-semitism. a man who survived that mass shooting in half moon bay a year ago is now suing the mushroom farm and its owners, pedro perez, still alive

despite getting shot five times, he and his brother jose were working at the california terror garden when a fellow farm worker opened fire at the facility and at a second farm. a total of seven people were shot, six of whom were killed, including perez's brother. >> is that i have suffered a lot . i had two bullets in my stomach. >> not only did california terror gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> california terror garden has not commented about the case. there are two actual separate lawsuits, one that was filed by the survivor, pedro perez. the other is filed by his late brother's family. the suspect, gunman chung li jiao, remains behind bars and is awaiting

trial. he's scheduled to appear in court later this month. >> an iconic peninsula tool store is closing for good after nearly five decades in business. the owner of the k 119 tools and equipment store says he's retiring. that store opened 45 years ago on san mateo avenue in san bruno. it is known for its diverse inventory of woodworking, construction, plumbing, landscaping, demolition, automotive tools and outdoor power equipment. the store's two final closing sale days are next wednesday and thursday. >> restaurant week officially underway in san francisco, dozens of restaurants are offering special pre-fixe menus through all week long until sunday, april the 14th. so you got a week to try it out. special menus start as low as ten bucks for brunch or lunch. go up to $90 for dinner. restaurants range from american to latin american, burmese, caribbean cuisine as well. this is the city's spring restaurant week. a fall restaurant week is scheduled in november. and by the way, things are looking up

in the city. a survey conducted by a nonprofit, downtown sf suggests a restaurant, renaissance is in the making, with 22 new locations over the past two years. that report says this is double the amount of food and beverage businesses that permanently closed during that same time period. the most popular new category is fast and casual spots, followed by sit downs and cafes close behind. >> well, in just two days, a total solar eclipse will cross north america, passing over mexico, the united states and canada. thousands of spectators are traveling near and far to try to get a sight of that rare phenomenon. on monday, let's go to fox weather's max gordon, joining us from cleveland, ohio this morning. and max, i've got a bunch of friends who went to texas thinking that would be the spot to go. it's cloudy there, predicted. i think he might have the same concerns over in cleveland as well. >> yeah, unfortunately, it's

kind of looking like that between 313 and 3:17 p.m. is when we're going to be experiencing totality, and that is if mother nature cooperates, because unfortunately, it looks like there's some cloud cover in the forecast, and that is really going to throw a wrench in a lot of people's plans, because there's going to be a ton of folks converging here on cleveland, ohio, between 140,000 and 200,000 people are going to be downtown, according to the city. watching this solar eclipse. it is going to be a really big day. lots of events going on at the great lakes science center, at the rock and roll hall of fame. it's going to be a really awesome event. but again, will the clouds cooperate now, according to the city here in cleveland, all of the city's sworn police officers will be working on monday to manage the crowds and respond to calls for service, because there's going to be just so many people downtown. there's also going to be numerous road closures and

parking bans downtown, and people are being urged to work from home on eclipse day locals. that is to ease with the congestion and limited cell service that is also going to be an issue here in downtown cleveland with just so many people here downtown. to give you kind of an idea of how many people are going to be down here, this is equivalent to three nfl football games going on. the city of cleveland says it's akin to three browns football games happening, and there is actually going to be a sporting event going on the cleveland guardians, the baseball team here, they're going to have their home opener on eclipse day. it's not going to be during the solar eclipse. it's going to be later at 5:10 p.m. local time. but you know, it's going to be a really massive day. you know, here in downtown cleveland. and i think a lot of people are really looking forward to it that is, of course, if mother nature cooperates. guys. >> oh my gosh. you think about how many months of planning i

did just for kicks. max check out, like if i wanted to come hang out with you and hopefully not a cloudy day. $1,400 from sfo to head there. there the hotels are anywhere from 4 to 1200 2000, 3000 a night. are you seeing? i'm wondering, you know, if someone's paying 3000 a night for a hotel, do they arrive tomorrow? are you already seeing that influx of people, or do you think it's kind of a in and out one night and go, so it's funny you mentioned that sfo to cleveland flight because i actually just flew from sfo here to cleveland. >> i was in san francisco for the giants home opener. it's my mom and dad's birthdays. it's my dad's birthday today and my mom's birthday on the eighth on eclipse day. so we went to the giants game and, yeah. so they live up in sebastopol in sonoma county. i'm a i'm a local kid. so i think do we think they flew

all the way? >> max, are they watching right now? they are watching right now . happy birthday to them. that's awesome i love that we got that in. >> yeah. so i flew here and the ticket. yeah the flight was very crowded and it was expensive. i believe it was about $1,100. i had to stop in las vegas and we are staying. our crew is staying pretty far outside of cleveland, and our tickets are are not our tickets. our hotel room is still about 350 bucks a night for just kind of a pretty basic hotel room. so, yeah, prices are definitely up there for hotel rooms, for flights. a lot of people coming here to cleveland. >> well, this is one of the times where you get to see an event and you don't have to foot the bill. so, yeah, it all works out. it all works out. thank you. >> fox. >> yes. thank you. all right max. hey we appreciate it. and happy birthday to mom and dad. glad you're able to go to the home opener as well. sounds like a good few days for you. >> thank you. >> all right, well, check out

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speed are now getting ready to move to sacramento. dozens of game day employees who work at the oakland coliseum have been told that they will likely lose their jobs at the end of the season. and they include concession stand workers, ushers, security guards and janitors. the a's have told those workers that the team's new home at the minor league ballpark in sacramento will require less staff. >> you got so many people that will be out of health care from may all the way to october, which is really bad. moms, dads, grandpa, parents, everything. seniors. you have a lot of younger people with families with small children. >> many of these ballpark workers are now keeping a nervous eye on the calendar. the a's final game at the oakland

coliseum is scheduled for september 26th. >> a lot of those employees have been there for decades as well. well, the a's have filed an official trademark application for both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics. the paperwork to legally protect a wide range of team merchandise that was filed on thursday, the very same day the team announced it would be temporarily relocating to sutter health park in west sacramento. team executives have said the a's would play in that city without a specific city desk destination , but the athletics plan to honor sacramento in other ways, including team uniform. so there you go. so as the oakland a's prepare to leave for sacramento next season, talk is already turning to the future of their home, the oakland coliseum. ktvu jana katsuyama explains some new concerns raised by the oakland roots soccer team, who hope to play at that site as the oakland a's prepare to walk away from the oakland coliseum. >> the athletics owner, john fisher, still has a 50% stake in

the property acquired from alameda county, with the city of oakland controlling the other half. the city has openly supported a proposed development of the 120 acre sports complex, with added retail and housing by the locally led african american sports and entertainment group. >> and we just feel like there's a great opportunity here at this site to revitalize and to sort of restart a new chapter and a new generation for oakland and for the coliseum site. >> ray bobbitt is the group's founding partner, who says that the a's departure next season could help speed up any planning or application processes. >> i think we can move quicker to those kind of spots with with respect to this timeline sort of being moved up, so, so that is helpful. >> the group already has agreements to work with the city and bring the oakland roots and soul soccer teams into the coliseum site. but on friday, the roots posted a warning to their fans in the community expressing alarm about their own future at the coliseum. in a letter to the alameda county board of supervisors, the team

said the county indicated it might sell the malibu parking lot property without granting the roots a ten year lease to build a pop up soccer stadium at the site. the letter also warned that the alameda county's board appears prepared to pivot on a deal that would give the roots use of a training facility on harbor bay parkway ahead of the 2026 world cup games and the letter raised a third concern, saying the county and coliseum authority have not yet finalized an agreement for the roots and soul soccer teams to play at the coliseum in 2025. >> i don't know what their future will be so we have to just see how it will come out. >> i should hurry up and do it. you know, time is money. time is precious. and i think the sad thing about it is that we have a team right here, the oakland roots are urging their fans to show up and voice support for the team at the next county board meeting on april 16th in the newsroom, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. >> happening today, baseball hopefuls have a shot to make their big league dreams come

true. the oakland ballers will be the only pro baseball team left in the city after this year. the ballers are a new minor league team that starts play next month. they're holding tryouts at laney college's baseball field today. that's from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. more than 50 people have already signed up, including kelsey whitmore, one of the first women to play pro baseball. meanwhile the jackpot for tonight's powerball drawing has climbed to $1.3 billion. >> that's the fourth largest prize in the game's history. powerball is played in 45 states across the country, including, of course, right here in california. lottery players are hoping to beat the long odds and win the huge jackpot. and it's not good. we know, but big deal. one and 292 million. but someone's got to win. and a $2 investment to join the party. i say why not? what do you say? >> i say that i've probably spent too much money on lottery tickets because i got about 12 in my car. i think it's yeah, i mean, the $300 million odds. like, what did we say last week?

we're like, you're you're more likely to get hit by a meteorite. and so like, i don't mind playing for fun, but there's i think between mega and powerball, i find myself playing way more than i ever did before. >> and 30 bucks on it last week. got nothing. >> yes, but i'm in. i know frank is always in, but rosemary, there's a part of me that's like, okay, oh, okay. you got to call it like i just went, i would love to win it. but i also just, like, i almost feel a relief when just somebody wins it so that that pressure goes away. >> why not take it off your to do list? >> i would absolutely. >> why not today? yes. >> but like i don't want to think about it anymore because i'm always so sad. i'm like oh look at that person. i should have bought that lottery. >> isn't it the case though? you look at it the next day and go, jesus, i should have done two turns. >> tap my toes, watch the right. done a flip and then bought it. yeah. >> that number. i should have picked that number. i knew that number was going to hit. >> i know i bought tickets and cameron park and kings beach the

last couple of weeks. >> it's got to be someplace you need. yeah. >> all right, well, we'll try again. >> okay. well, don't leave me out of the pool. obviously. otherwise, i'll be very upset giving you a live look here over san francisco. that camera shaking just a little bit. a bit of a breeze in our heels from what i can tell. 20mph or so. maybe a little bit of a gust there, in any event, most of us at the surface, light winds, calm conditions, clear skies, cold temperatures, we have a frost advisory for our north bay inland areas, including our valleys and hills, as well as the east bay until 9:00 this morning. here's a view of the next system that is going to drop in and bring us the possibility of a few showers. this will be for tomorrow and the future cast does a great job of showing you exactly what i mean. you can see all that rain there still over the pacific entering the areas of washington, oregon, northern california. we're going to see an increase in clouds by late in the afternoon. so we'll turn mostly sunny to partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. getting a little bit closer to sunset tomorrow morning we wake up. you see a little bit of a shower activity

off the coastline there. a little bit of drizzle. definitely a possibility for us. and then into the afternoon pop up showers will be with us as well as in the sierra. but when it comes to accumulation, it doesn't look like much. take a look at this model for you. san jose may be 107 an inch and this is just a projection. so not necessarily san jose, but showing us we may see a little bit tomorrow a little bit of snow in the sierra. no advisory posted there. temperatures this morning at south lake tahoe 15 degrees. getting into the afternoon for today 39 in tahoe, 40 for tomorrow with a little bit of rain. snow mix going on there and then a minor rebound on monday if you're going to be there. meanwhile, for us here at home, our temperatures are off to a colder start. a novato down by five degrees. we have concord down by four, hayward and sfo. you're up by a degree or two, but still chilly 44, in hayward right now in her east bay. cold

walnut creek, 37, mid 30s napa, santa rosa, upper 40s for san francisco and right along the coastline at this hour. meanwhile, for the afternoon today, we're going to remain several degrees below average. but this begins to change. we have a robust warm up coming our way. take a look at this into sunday, calling for a few showers. temperatures come up just slightly and then by monday a notable jump in the numbers. we go from low 60s to low 70. we're into the upper 70s. by tuesday, some of us will be in the low 80s. by wednesday we haven't seen these upper 70s to low 80s since about november. so some of us, of course, are looking forward to it. back to you. >> all right. i am looking forward to that. thanks, rosemary. well, eight months ago, a california family was heartbroken when their dog went missing. more on the phone call that came from thousands of miles away. that led to a happy reunion. >> also ahead in our newscast,

san francisco's celebrating its cannabis culture. how the city is embracing the plant. despite canceling its annual event up on hippie hill

metropolitan area, telling residents to brace for more aftershocks following a historic earthquake. the magnitude 4.8 quake, centered in northern new jersey, largest in the region

since 1973. video showed various landmarks, including the statue of liberty shaking. usgs also reported a magnitude 3.8 aftershock yesterday evening. the initial quake was felt throughout the northeast from baltimore all the way up to boston. >> we saw that, you know, immediate influx of 911 call volume, basically folks that were worried and, you know, uncertain as to what had happened. but as quickly as that spiked, we saw it, you know, kind of, wax and wane. >> everything just shook. you know, i've never felt anything like that before. >> i was not expecting an earthquake. no one warned me about an earthquake, i guess not. >> the usgs is still trying to pinpoint the exact fault system that may have caused the quake. scientists say east coast quakes are rare due to several reasons, including geology and less active faults. there have only been about 20 quakes with the magnitude 4.5 or above on the east coast. >> hard nosed new yorkers are laughing off the earthquake. in

fact, some entrepreneurs quickly turned that natural phenomenon into profit. accustomed t shirt stores started printing and selling. i survived the nyc earthquake shirts. those shirts come in all sizes. of course they did. they sold for ten bucks each. the store sold several hundred shirts in just the first few hours. >> i went to my store manager. she's pretty good with art. she created it very, very quickly and we got it printed and just thought it was awesome. actually, we just thought it would be kind of a joke to put it in the window. we had no idea any of this was going to happen. >> the shop owner says once he asked his store manager to design that shirt, they just started printing it and those first shirts were available. about 10 to 15 minutes after the quake hit. that happens quickly, i guess. well, a happy reunion captured on camera after a family who lost their dog eight months ago gets a phone call from a shelter that's 2300 miles away. mr. was reunited with her family. take a look at this. oh,

i just love it now. micah wandered away from her family's garage workshop. and get this. it happened in san diego last july, and now, eight months later, it was michigan police that found her wandering in her neighborhood. and fortunately, she was chipped so the family had to travel ten hours to get her back. still no idea. if only dogs could talk, they could tell us how she ended up 2300 miles away from home. >> that makes me worried because , like, if i'm driving home from work and i see bullets, like, you know, you worry for your safety. >> this morning, the search continues for whoever fired shots on a bay area freeway, sending one person to the hospital. details on what happened and how other drivers are reacting, and board of supervisors president aaron peskin is kicking off his mayoral campaign today in san francisco's chinatown. why candidates are focused on getting support from the asian american community, and they will soon be the only pro

baseball team left in oakland. today, hopefuls are dreaming about the big leagues and now have a chance to show off their skills from ktvu to fox two news, this is mornings on two. good morning to you and welcome back to mornings on two. take a look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. that blue sky, it is clear out there, but it is cold out there. you might be a. if you have to get out to your car, give yourself a couple extra minutes because you may have that little sheen of ice as i did on my car this morning. takes a few more minutes before that car is ready to drive. welcome to mornings on two. it is saturday, april 6th. i'm claudine wong, but relief is on its way. >> yes, as says rosemary. hi everyone, i'm frank malaka. let's talk about our weather out of the gate with rosemary. did you say 80 degrees? maybe tuesday. wednesday by thursday, i got to wait till thursday. >> oh, okay. but we'll be well into the 70s. we kind of have something for everybody. if you

enjoy the 60s, you like it? cool this is your weekend. getting into the first part of the week is going to be a mild one. turning warm for many by the second part of the business week. there is a look there at some clouds hanging overhead. we do have partly cloudy, mostly clear skies to start the morning and a frost advisory. as claudine mentioned, it's a chilly one. we do have temperatures in the 30s and many of our inland cities. this morning were a tad cooler for some. now beginning to rebound though. novato and livermore down by five six degrees when we started. now you're down by, you know, four degrees or so. novato 38 to start your morning walnut creek 38 san francisco and oakland reporting 46 and into the afternoon temperatures are still going to be below average, but we will have sunshine ranging from upper 50s at the coast to low 60s for our bayside communities as well as inland. if you're thinking about getting out to walk the dog this morning , make sure you go for the thicker coat. by the way, if you're looking for a dog to walk, groot is available at the san francisco spca. a beautiful

four year old chihuahua. all right, i'll have a look at the afternoon highs. the possibility of a little bit of wet weather for your bay area sunday, and that big warm up we're talking about in the extended forecast coming up. >> all right. thank you. rosemary 802 the chp is looking this morning for the gunman responsible for the latest highway shooting in the bay area . it happened in berkeley during the height of the evening rush hour. let's go to ktvu. james torres joining us now with what the highway patrol is saying about what happened. good morning, james. >> claudine, good morning to you. well, i-80 was shut down for hours in berkeley. it's reopened now. you won't find any trouble if you get on the roadway at this point. but last night, it took a lot of time for investigators to walk around and collect their evidence for this investigation. here's what we know so far. chp officers came out to eastbound on the eastbound ramp at ashby avenue around 5:00 last night. they report someone calling 911, saying a driver had been shot by a person in another car. the

victim of that shooting crashed their car into a barrier. at this time, we know at least one woman at the hospital. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that, you know, anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us. >> chp says it plans to install 190 license plate readers in the east bay to help tackle this kind of crime. police, of course, still investigating this case. they ask if you have any information. be sure to give them a call. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james, cause of two building fires now under investigation on treasure island. san francisco firefighters called to that area

of halibut court and avenue b. the crews found heavy smoke flames billowing from a home there. firefighters able to put out the fire, one person hospitalized. investigators believe squatters were inside the fire when it got started. although the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. and in oakland, crews were called to the area 30th and broadway around 3:00 friday afternoon. firefighters finding a fire burning through a former cvs location. there oakland fire says about 20 crew members were able to put that fire out in about 15 minutes. investigators say it appears people had broken into the building and were illegally occupying it before the fire got started. no injuries reported there and the cause also yet to be determined there. >> we are learning new information about a car that plunged into a canal in bay point. this happened last night on virginia drive near highway four. firefighters say a speeding car left highway four, then raced down bailey road before going into the canal. the car then floated down the canal for nearly 100 yards before it got stuck in the water. firefighters pulled at least one

person out of the car. that person was rushed to a nearby hospital. no word yet on that person's condition, and investigators say it's still not clear if drugs or alcohol were factors. >> oakland pd searching for a car theft suspect that led them on a high speed chase. the victim calling police reporting their car had been stolen on international boulevard in oakland just before 245 friday afternoon. this was between 70th and 71st avenues when they got to the area, officers found the car was somewhat inside. suspect failed to stop and drove off, crashing into a number of vehicles, including a police car, before they eventually got away. an 18 year old man is charged with attempted murder in connection with a triple shooting at a safeway parking lot. this happened monday afternoon. the north bay in the town of american canyon. three people taken to the hospital. two people were arrested. napa county da says 18 year old christian evans is now facing assault and weapons charges, along with attempted murder. the

other suspect is a minor who is also charged with attempted murder. both suspects are being held without bail. >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is taking steps to change the sentences of more than a dozen prison inmates, from death to life behind bars without parole. the da says the move comes four years after the district attorney's office stopped using the death penalty. rosen said he lost faith in capital punishment in recent years. he called it an antiquated racially biased, error prone system that deters nothing and costs the county millions of dollars. if approved by the court, the move will affect 15 people who have been sentenced to death in santa clara county. the oldest case goes back as far as 1979, and it is still being litigated. governor gavin newsom suspended executions in california in 2019. >> time now. 807. on to politics. president of san francisco's board of supervisors aaron peskin will kick off his campaign for mayor today in the city, filed that official

paperwork with the registrar of office yesterday. peskin will hold today's announcement at portsmouth square in chinatown. he represents that neighborhood and says the asian american vote is critical since asian americans comprise about a third of the city's population. san francisco values are values of caring about our people, of doing right by our city, of being fiscally prudent, of having a thriving economy. >> those are san francisco values. those are the values that i espouse. and that's what i'm going to bring to this race. >> peskin has served 17 years on the board of supervisors. he says he will use that experience as a policymaker, and his recovery from alcoholism to help the city deal with issues like homelessness, the fentanyl crisis and affordable housing. peskin is considered a progressive in the race to unseat the mayor. london breed. a partial list of the main candidates thus far. they do

include fellow supervisor asha sapphire, former supervisor mark farrell and former interim mayor and philanthropist daniel lurie in that field. a bird flu outbreak spreads to new species and now has animal researchers scratching their heads. foxes. joy addison has our story. >> will this bird flu outbreak is affecting cows, chickens, and now one person we've never needed a bird flu vaccine for cows. but this outbreak may change that. >> we've never seen an outbreak in dairy cattle. this is a first the first reports of this outbreak was about three weeks ago in the texas panhandle. >> now the national milk producers federation says it has spread to include kansas, michigan, idaho, ohio and new mexico. it's affecting one of the largest u.s. producers of fresh eggs, cal-maine foods. this type of flu is highly contagious among animals, and the risk to humans is typically low. but one worker on a cattle

farm does have this bird flu, the texas department of agriculture commissioner says it is spread by waterfowl, and we're in a migratory season, which likely caused the initial spread. it ends in about two weeks. in, the migratory birds will be heading back to the northern parts of the continent. farm workers in the affected states are now being asked to wear respiratory protection when dealing with chickens and cattle, and to keep animals away from ponds that may have waterfowl. >> the latest one was a poultry flock in farwell, texas. it's an egg laying farm. when that happens, we have to depopulate the entire farm. so we're having to put down a million, 600,000 birds, laying hens and 377,000 pullets. so that is being done as we speak. >> there's about a dozen farms that are being impacted by this significantly reduced milk production, some of them have fever and they go off feed. some of them become dehydrated, the

disease course runs about, ten days to two weeks. at that point in time, you're starting to see cows recover, become healthy again. >> and cows that contract bird flu do not have to be put down like chickens. but the bird flu can affect cattle so much that they stop milking for the duration of their lives. currently, no eggs or meat products from this outbreak have entered the food system, so we should not be seeing a shortage on that front in crosby, texas. joy addison, fox news. >> well, the countdown for a rare celestial phenomenon is on. we're live from one of the cities expecting thousands of visitors capture monday's total solar eclipse, and san francisco's weed week begins next saturday, while the 420 main event at hippie hill is canceled, there will still be many other cannabis celebrations

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said. a deadly shooting in san francisco's mission district. some of the witnesses are clearing the debris left by the gunfire. the bullets shattered the glass door at the residential hotel in the area of 20th and mission streets. the victim was shot outside a barbershop, stumbled inside, collapsed, and then died. while

authorities have not released his identity, neighbors say he came from venezuela and was in his 20s. it was his first day at work at that barbershop, we hear that the chop bar. >> then we come out. >> when they came, they was here a lot of police over there, like, see, they they closed the street. >> so far, police have not revealed a motive for the attack or whether that victim in the shooter knew one another. >> a bus crash is now under investigation in oakland. around six last night, oakland police were called to a crash near third and international. their officer learned at a toyota prius had failed to stop at a stop sign, hit an ac transit bus that was halfway in the intersection, where detectives say 36 passengers were on the bus. six of them were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police detained the driver of the prius for questioning. it's not known if that driver was under the influence in san francisco is celebrating its marijuana culture. although budget cuts are forcing the city to cancel this year's 420 celebration at

hippie hill, the cannabis community, though, has other ideas. ktvu tori gaines explains. >> san francisco weed week kicks off on april 13th. it's meant to be a celebration of cannabis culture and the incredibly rich history that cannabis has here in san francisco. >> i love the fact that cannabis is so unifying. it traverses all demographics, all races, ages, creeds, so we're going to keep centering the unity and we're going to build together. >> the event highlights seven dispensaries and seven strains throughout the week. a gallery was also built to display the history of flower. mayor london breed says cannabis is expected to bring $789 million into our economy between 2024 and 2025. that boost is thanks in part to the 52 business licenses and $11 million provided to new owners as part of the city's equity programs. ali jamal was arrested for distributing cannabis when he was in college. he dropped out to handle the case. today, he is a recipient of an equity grant from the city.

>> i was actually the one that benefited from the grants, was able to build a business. and today we have 15 employees and we're one of the best selling joints in the state. >> last month, the city announced that budget cuts and a lack of sponsors meant that sf's biggest cannabis event for 20 at hippie hill wouldn't happen this year. the cannabis community jumped into action. >> let's be clear here i love 420 the event is canceled. 420 is an organic event that has come together not because the city says it so, but because of the community makes it happen. and so we can make it happen no matter what. in any shape or form, anywhere in san francisco. as long as we do so safely. >> many growers have been in the cannabis industry for decades. >> cannabis was always this tenor of like quelling anxiety and making me feel more adapt in my day. >> but cannabis still has a stigma to overcome. cannabis experts struggle when working with traditional doctors. >> we are classifying the

flowers by chemical type rather than the ways they've been doing it. traditionally which is smoking in the back room and raising their hands. >> these experts say cannabis can be a godsend for the right patients. >> it is sometimes the only medicine that works for childhood epilepsy. >> those who arrive for the kickoff event with mayor breed tell me that the future of cannabis in the city of sf is bright. >> don't give me no bammer weed. we don't smoke that in the sfc in san francisco. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, 817 your time. let's get you outside. talk a little weather, shall we? you you had frost on your windshield today. >> i did. it's just straight ice. straight ice, straight ice. i was you were in truckee this morning? i actually was looking for my deicing stuff from tahoe. i couldn't find it, so i did the whole lukewarm water. >> yeah. oh. >> not hot. yeah. crack your windshield, but lukewarm water

to just. and did the trick. so i got myself to work. >> yes, i was looking. are you ever used the credit card? you bring out your credit card and did that? >> did that. that helps snow on diablo yesterday to snow levels down to 1500 feet. >> yes. kind of fun to see a winter storm hitting us here in spring in april. giving you a look there to alcatraz. it's a pretty start to the day. winds are generally light. seeing a little bit of a breeze in our hills this morning, but with the clear skies and the drier air. wow! our temperatures plummeted into the 30s. we'll check in on the numbers here momentarily, but you can see from this vantage point the radar is quiet. we will have another opportunity at a few scattered showers tomorrow. i'll show you that in the futurecast. it's going to come from this system here. that is dropping in to the pacific northwest, northern california. a few sprinkles for us. a little bit of a snow, a possibility in the sierra as well. but there's no advisory for travel, at least not at this point. the futurecast rolling you into your afternoon. we'll go from mostly sunny skies to

partly cloudy later in the day, and then turning mostly cloudy ahead of the system that tomorrow morning could bring us a few scattered showers. patchy drizzle to start your sunday morning if you have breakfast plans, brunch plans if you have a walk, a walk, a hike, a ride, something to consider and then into the afternoon, a few more pop up showers. looks like it favors the higher elevations. our hills, but we may see a sprinkle and then getting into the evening hours. we are done in the accumulation. not much of anything at all. one 107 inch two 107 inch. if that. this is just a projection to show you it's going to be there with us on sunday. meanwhile, the story this morning is the chill. we've got 38 degrees in novato, 38 in walnut creek, 45 over san jose, a lot of 40s around the bay, 49 degrees right now san francisco. and for the afternoon today, san francisco on the cool side by game time, 605 for the giants this afternoon. 56 degrees, partly cloudy skies, a west breeze to 15mph. so going to be a brisk one there at the

ballpark. make sure you dress accordingly. the afternoon high for san francisco 5861 in concord 62 over san jose. these numbers are below average for this time of year, but we will begin to see a rebound in addition to a few scattered showers. tomorrow we're going to bring up the temperatures just slightly, and then a notable warm up coming on monday followed by a warmer day on tuesday and by wednesday. are you seeing that number there? upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast for our warmer conditions. back to you. >> yeah. hit into the gap. is anybody there? >> no, nobody. there was a thrilling home opener for the giants fans at oracle park yesterday. sold out crowd watched tyro estrada double home matt chapman for the game winning run with one out. bottom of the ninth in a tie game against the padres, giants defeated san diego 3 to 2 in that walk off victory yesterday. this was the giants 25th opening

day at the waterfront stadium in downtown san francisco. we call it oracle park now, and the team made plenty of big changes during the off season since the team's last regular season game at home. bob melvin, of course, hired as the giants new manager. the local guy out of cal and san francisco signed a number of big name free agents. the biggies cy young award winner blake snell, who will make his debut monday night against the nationals and golden glove third baseman and former oakland a star matt chapman, a lot better than it has been in the past. >> it's been great to see new guys, new youth in their lineup and everything like this, so it's awesome. it's great. >> giants are now three and five out of the gate. they host padres game two of their home opening series tonight at oracle park. >> donald trump has a big fundraising event in the works and expected to raise some much needed funds for his reelection campaign. this as president joe biden's reelection campaign,

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led the way with 28 points that included a jumper to tie the game with just 13 seconds left on the clock, but klay thompson missed a shot at the final buzzer in. the warriors missed a chance to secure a spot in the postseason. at least for now. >> we had to make some things happen, you know, and just continue to play at a high level, know what's at stake. and yeah, the rest of these games are probably playoff playing atmosphere. >> one more win will do it. last night's loss to dallas and golden state's six game win streak. >> well, 12 time grammy award winning john legend will be performing for the first time with the san francisco symphony. tickets went on sale this morning. the symphony's new addition is being called john legend a night of songs and stories. it only plans to run for two dates july 23rd and july 24th. the show will feature re-imaginings of legends greatest hits, including all of me and ordinary people. these

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shot while driving and how the california highway patrol is now responding. and we might not be on the path of totality during monday's solar eclipse, but we are taking you to a city that is, we'll take you live to cleveland with just how many travelers that city is expecting ahead of this celestial phenomenon. next from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning, bay area. beautiful shot of the golden gate. one of my favorites. looking into marin in the headlands there, the blue water international orange bridge. and it is gorgeous today and probably pretty chilly. but the big warm up is coming thursday. maybe popping an 80, which i don't think we've seen in a

little bit. we'll we'll dig into the history books to find that. but welcome back to mornings on two on this saturday. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk to meteorologist rosemary oroczo about this forecast. april showers are supposed to bring may flowers. march had so much rain though the question is can people bring out their patio and their summer stuff? or should we just leave it where it is for now, even though it's going to be nice this week? >> yes. well, you know, i put away the winter boots and i refused to bring those back out, even though i have to wear a coat over my spring dresses. so i'm going to say bring out the furniture. but, you know, we are likely to see a few more scattered showers now. this last system that was a winter storm. we had snow levels all the way down to 1500ft. and the temperatures this morning quite cold and even a frost advisory. and to answer frank's question, it was back in november when we were into the upper 70s for some of our locations, giving you a look there at the golden gate bridge, where we do have mostly sunny skies, turning partly

cloudy this afternoon, and then mostly cloudy by tonight. i'll explain more on that. coming up, let's check in on the current conditions where until about 9:00 this morning, that frost advisory continues. so make sure you protect your pets, your plants of course people out there just be aware that it is a cold one, even a little bit colder than yesterday. in some spots, 37 degrees in the north bay of santa rosa for the inner east bay, 39 in livermore and around the bay 46 in oakland. 50 sfo. let's shift into the north bay. take a look at a few more numbers here, where we're still 37 degrees in sebastopol. 39 sonoma the inner east bay, 39 in dublin, 40 degrees in alamo. so those are the current temperatures into the afternoon. we're going to be below average, ranging from upper 50s to low 60s. i'll have a look at those numbers. plus the possibility of a few sprinkles tomorrow before that big warm up arrives. more on this in the extended forecast coming up. >> we'll see you in a bit. thank you. rosemary, in just a couple of days, total solar eclipse

will cross through north america, passing over mexico, the u.s. and eventually canada. >> thousands of spectators are traveling near and far to view or try to view this rare phenomenon that happens on monday. let's go to fox weather's max gordon joins us now from cleveland, ohio. flew out there from san francisco. this was supposed to be a place that people said would be a great view, but still a little up in the air. i'm sure people are putting in their orders now to say, come on, clouds stay away for the day. yeah we are in the path of totality here in cleveland, ohio. >> it's going to be between 3:13 p.m. local time in 317. that's when the moon is going to completely block out the sun. the big question, though, is will mother nature cooperate? because right now it looks like there's some cloud cover in the forecast. and that's going to be a big bummer for a lot of people. according to the city of

cleveland, between 140,000 and 200,000 people are going to be converging on cleveland for this event. they're going to be cool events all over town. we've got the cleveland or the great lakes science center. we've got the rock and roll hall of fame, everywhere they're having these cool events where people can go and, you know, hang out, do some science themed events, things like that, of course, for the city of cleveland, this is going to be a huge economic boon as well, and then the cleveland police force, they are going to be out in force at every sworn officer with cleveland pd is going to be on the streets on monday, making sure that everybody stays safe. a lot of street closures are planned. it's going to be really a big hoopla here in downtown cleveland. and then adding to that, there's going to be a guardian game that's going to be kicking off at 510 local time. it is going to be their home opener here. so it's just going to be a lot going on here in the city of cleveland. but again, really the big question is will

we be able to see that eclipse, that total eclipse. it's going to get dark no matter what. it's going to feel like nighttime for about four minutes there. but will we be seeing the moon pass over the sun? well, that's yet to be seen, but we'll have everything on fox weather so you can follow along, live and you can see it and stream it on the app, guys. >> all right, max, got to ask you that. that path of totality. how wide is that if your if your center cut. and on a personal note, did your parents get the birthday shout out? >> my parents texted me right after the birthday shout out. they said they loved it, you know, it's my dad's birthday today. my mom, her birthday is actually on the eighth, eclipse day, they were really excited. the path of totality is about 100 miles wide. might be a little bit wider than that, but, you know, it just, you know, the farther you are away from that, you know, the less the moon is

going to be blocking out the sun. i believe in los angeles, it's going to be about 49% totality. so the farther away you get from, the path of totality, it's just kind of the lights just going to get a little bit funny, you're just going to get sort of a, a partial eclipse. so i think in san francisco, i'm not sure the percentage, but, you know, the light is going to turn a little bit funny. you're still going to be able to see it, but you just have to wear those eclipse glasses, to make sure that you don't burn your retinas out. >> is there is there one town on that on that path that's going to have just crystal clear weather? cleveland is a little iffy. >> yeah, it's looking like indianapolis is going to be pretty good, so it looks like down to the south of us, in texas, where there were a lot of towns that were going to be holding events still are going to be holding events. austin, you know, looks like, we've got eagle pass, you know, various towns there that's going to be clouded over. and then when you

look in the northeast, that's also going to be clouded over. but there is sort of a section in the mid section of the country. indianapolis looks like a really good chance that that things could look pretty good there, but, you know, we'll just have to wait and see. we're kind of it looks like we're a little bit on that cusp here in cleveland. you know, maybe we might see some of those clouds burn off on monday, i don't know. i'm crossing my fingers. and i think a lot of folks hear about 200,000 folks here are crossing their fingers as well. >> that's all you can do, right? you can, you know, hope and wait. and really, it all moves. don't go chasing those clouds because they'll keep you on your toes and making sure that, yeah, you can only hope. especially if people have really invested in this, which i know a lot of people who have. all right, i'll be blowing. >> i'll go. >> yes, yes. >> remember cleveland rocks, max . so maybe you'll get a maybe you'll get an unfiltered view. >> rock on, max gordon. >> we appreciate it. >> good stuff. max. thank you.

you can check out fox weather for the very latest weather news forecast all around the country, including cleveland, by the way. you stream it on your favorite connected device on the news now and new this morning, authorities in santa clara and l.a. county are looking for two kids. chp says nine year-old daniel wu and four year old david wu are believed to be with taylor wu pictured on your screen here. they say the boys were taken by taylor from a home in mountain view around 130 early this morning. she was seen last driving a blue 2018 ford escape. it has missouri plates. the number is on your screen. anyone that knows these kids whereabouts are urged to call 911. >> the chp is investigating another highway shooting in the bay area. the latest incident happened during the evening rush hour on highway 80 in berkeley. a 911 caller said the driver in their car had been shot by someone in another vehicle. the victim was driving a silver toyota camry, which then slammed into a barrier at the ashby

avenue on ramp to eastbound interstate 80. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that you know anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us. >> we're still awaiting word on the condition of the driver, a passenger in the car was not hurt. this marks the second freeway shooting in a little more than a week. a dash cam recorded the moment a driver on 880 in union city was shot in an apparent road rage incident. the suspect was identified, later arrested. the state is planning to install close to 200 cameras that read license plates on east bay highways to help reduce violent crimes. >> time now. 839 a man who survived the mass shooting in half moon bay a year ago, now suing that mushroom farm and its owners, pedro perez, still alive despite getting shot five times

on that day, he and his brother jose were working at the california terror garden when a fellow farm worker opened fire at that facility and a second farm, a total of seven people were shot, six of whom were killed, including perez's brother. >> is that i have suffered a lot mike pompeo i had two bullets in my stomach. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers, but they violated those rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. >> california terra garden has not commented about the case. there are two separate lawsuits, actually, one filed by the survivor, pedro perez, the other is filed by his late brother's family. the suspected gunman gunman. meanwhile, chung lee zhao remains behind bars. he is

awaiting trial and he's scheduled to be in court later this month. >> happening today, baseball hopefuls have a shot to make their big league dreams come true. the oakland ballers will be the only pro baseball team left in the city after the a's leave this year. the ballers are a new minor league team that starts playing next month. they're holding tryouts at laney college baseball field today from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. more than 50 people have already signed up, including kelsey whitmore, one of the first women to play pro baseball. coming up at nine, we're going to have a live report from tryouts and the oakland a's players and coaches, along with the team's senior management, are now getting ready to move to sacramento. and dozens of game day employees who work at the oakland coliseum have been told that they're going to likely lose their jobs at the end of this season. they include concession stand workers, ushers, security guards and janitors. the a's have told those workers that the team's new home at the minor league ballpark in sacramento will require less staff, that so many people that will be out of

health care from may all the way to october, which is really bad. >> moms, dads, grandparents, everything. seniors. you have a lot of younger people with families with small children. >> many of these ballpark workers are now keeping a nervous eye on the calendar. the a's final game at the oakland coliseum is scheduled for september 26th. >> meanwhile, the a's have filed official trademark applications for both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics paperwork to legally protect a wide range of team merchandise. that was filed on thursday. and yes, the very same day the team announced it would temporarily be relocating to sutter health park, the triple a stadium in west sacramento. team executives have said the a's would play in that city without a specific city destination, but the athletics plan to honor sacramento in other ways, and that does include team uniforms. up next, the race for san francisco's next mayor is

expanding supervisor aaron peskin throwing his name in the ring. and now he plans to lead the city's recovery efforts straight ahead. we will hear from him, and jarring images show how the war between israel and hamas has changed part of the landscape. >> a closer look at those before and after photos as the war nears a grim milestone and a cold start to the morning. >> but temperatures are beginning to rebound. do expect us to be below average for this time of year, at least when it comes to the temps andtill a possibility of

these newly released satellite images showing the devastating impact that the fighting has had

on that region's landscape. the area between israel and northern gaza was green with vegetation before the war began on october 7th. the after photos show that same area. it is now brown and barren, due to the massive destruction tied to that six month war. meantime, us military jets are stepping up their airdrops of food and other humanitarian aid to thousands of people living in northern gaza. the us is using parachutes to drop these much needed supplies, and the airdrops are now leading to a growing number of skirmishes on the ground among people desperate for food. the united nations is warning a massive famine is imminent in gaza. in another tragedy tied to the war. >> religious institutions across the state are still waiting to hear if they're getting security grants. that was promised by the state following the start of that israel-hamas war in october, the governor promised to quickly provide $40 million in grants for places of worship. but the recipients of the money have yet to be announced or

notified today. cal oes said that the grant funding is still under final legal review, and while officials say announcements will be made soon, they did not provide a specific date. assemblyman joe patterson says he's been trying to help a jewish organization. now for a number of months. >> i know that there's a lot of work to get this money out, but it's been so long, it's been several months. i mean, you know, the jewish community in my district is thinking a lot still about concerns. they have that came out from october 7th. and so there's a sense of urgency. and i just think, you know, it's somewhat unfortunate that it's taking this long because there are a lot of legitimate concerns. >> more than 1200 organizations applied for the grants, which cal oes says pointed to as a reason for that delay. right now, the state is reimbursing local law enforcement for any overtime costs to help provide in-person security to places of worship.

>> happening today, presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected to set a political fundraising record for a single event. a billionaire hedge fund manager is hosting this event at florida that is expected to rake in some $43. million top donors will get a picture with the former president and a personalized copy of trump's coffee table book about his administration. republicans are trying to catch up with democratic fundraising. president biden raised more than $90 million in march, including $26 million from a star studded event in new york featuring former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. >> time now 847 restaurant week is officially underway in san francisco. dozens of restaurants are offering special pre-fixe menus through all week long, until sunday, april the 14th. so you've got a good week. special menus start as low as ten bucks for brunch or lunch, and go up to $90 for dinner. the restaurants do range from american to latin american, burmese and caribbean cuisine. this is the city's spring restaurant week, a fall

restaurant week kicks off in november, and by the way, things are looking up in the city. a survey conducted by the nonprofit downtown sf suggests a restaurant, renaissance is in the making, with 22 new locations over the past couple of years, the report says. this is double the amount of food and beverage businesses that permanently closed during that same time period. the most popular new category is fast and casual spots followed by sit down restaurants and cafes. close behind. >> well, the jackpot for tonight's powerball drawing has climbed to $1.3 billion. that's the fourth largest prize in the game's history. powerball is played in 45 states across the country, including in california. lottery players are hoping to beat those long odds and win that huge jackpot chances of winning about 1 in 292,000,000. it is not likely, but it's a long shot to think about since no one's won it like

3 or 4 months and everyone's playing it right now. >> but hey, two bucks you don't have to buy 20 tickets, just one. >> you should all you should. you know, there is. i mean, we always i always feel like we have to put this caveat, you know, of gambling addiction and things like that and keeping it in, in, in the space. it should be in two bucks, right. like that's it. that's all you need. don't go to big. >> i know rosemary's in. >> yeah, absolutely. and i'm kind of, you know, i'm either lucky or not. it doesn't matter if i spend two bucks or 200 bucks. this is why i like when we do the pools. right? because i might not be lucky, but claudine, she might be the lucky one. can i bring in the winnings for all of us? all right. >> i'll have her buy the tickets then. are. >> or frank, you got to drive to winners to buy tickets. >> isn't it funny? the things that we think might might help? superstition will help. >> i'll be an arbuckle this afternoon to get a couple of tickets. we'll see how it goes. >> okay. our buckle is the place. go. frank giving you a look here toward the west as we take a peek at the golden gate bridge, as well as alcatraz and

the blue sky overhead. now, with the drier air, the clear skies overnight, the chilly temperatures that we had yesterday, they, you know, feeling like winter this morning . no surprise. we have a frost advisory. it goes until 9:00 for our north bay and our east bay valleys and hills. and we'll check in on the numbers here in just a moment. first, i want to talk about the next system that is already working through the pacific northwest will drop into northern california and bring us a very slight chance at a few scattered showers for tomorrow. the futurecast paints a nice picture for you here. there's the rain right now. getting into the afternoon, we'll go from mostly sunny skies to partly cloudy to mostly cloudy into sunset. and then by tomorrow morning, the possibility of some drizzle out there, maybe a few scattered showers. not going to be a big deal, but if you do have plans, if you're going to be, you know, out mountain biking or maybe brunch, something to consider into the afternoon. a few more pop up showers with us, as well as a little bit of rain snow mix in the sierra, and then it moves

out and then we are done. and then we are warming things up for the days ahead. not going to happen in time for the weekend. this morning, temperatures ranging from an upper teens to low 20s in the tahoe area for the afternoon, 39 degrees 40 for tomorrow with a rain snow mix and 44 expected on monday. so if you are going up, no travel advisory, but wow, it's not going to be spring skiing. it's going to feel like winter there and it feels like winter here. 39 degrees right now in livermore, 37 in napa, 50 degrees in san francisco, low 50s at the coast, some of the warmer spots at this hour, afternoon highs for today below average by several degrees, upper 50s to low 60s. but as i get out of your way and show you this robust warm up coming our way, our temperatures only slightly better for sunday. but wow, a nice jump in the numbers on monday. low 70s, upper 70s on tuesday, low 80s for our warmer spots on wednesday. back to you. >> well, the rare solar eclipse that's taking over headlines

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it has to brace for more aftershocks. following a historic and very strange earthquake. the magnitude 4.8 quake, centered in northern new jersey, was the largest in the region since 1973. videos show various landmarks, including the statue of liberty shaking. usgs also reported a magnitude 3.8 aftershock that happened yesterday evening. the initial quake was felt throughout the northeast from baltimore all the way up to boston. >> we saw that, you know, immediate influx of 911 call volume, basically folks that were worried and, you know, uncertain as to what had happened. but as quickly as that spiked, we saw it, you know, kind of, wax and wane. >> everything just shook. you know, i've never felt anything like that before. >> i was not expecting an earthquake. no one warned me about an earthquake. >> usgs still trying to pinpoint the exact fault system that

caused the quake. scientists say east coast quakes are rare due to several reasons, including geology and less active faults. there have been about 20 quakes with a magnitude above 4.5 on the east coast. >> a happy reunion captured on camera after a family who lost their dog eight months ago gets a phone call from a shelter, and this shelter was 2300 miles away . mr. there you see in this video, getting reunited with her family now, mishka wandered away from the family's garage workshop in san diego last july. eight months later, it was michigan police who found her wandering in a neighborhood. fortunately, the dog was chipped so we called them and the wife answered the phone and started screaming and getting all excited and emotional. >> and we learned that the dog had been missing for 7 or 8 months. >> the family was planning an

easter trip to minnesota when they got the good news about mishka. they traveled ten hours to get her back. it's still unclear how the pup ended up 2300 miles away from home. >> yeah, that pup didn't forget who they were, that's for sure. a lot of tail wagging there. tesla is getting to roll out its version of a robo taxi this summer. elon musk making that big announcement on his own social media platform. he posted a brief six word statement yesterday saying simply quote, tesla robo taxi unveil on august the 8th. his cryptic message contained no other details on his plan to get into that robo taxi business. up next, the a's are leaving oakland, but another baseball team is coming through. we're live with the oakland ballers as they hold tryouts to

plus two kids are missing and are considered to be in danger. what we know about the search that spans from santa clara to los angeles counties, and we are live from laney college this morning talking about the oakland ballers as they look to complete their team at open tryouts today. >> we'll talk about it in a couple minutes from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take you outside at 9:00 on the dot. and we can see a sun is shining this morning telling us things are going to warm up. but it is starting off chilly. if

you were thinking, i'm going to snuggle back under my covers just a little deeper for a little bit longer, you have our support. welcome to mornings on two. it is saturday, april 6th i'm claudine wong. >> hi everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy weekend. let's get you outside. we already saw mont diablo. got some clouds maybe over in that danville area. and chilly start, but some goodness coming our way, right? yes even a frost advisory. >> but that expired at 9 a.m. still cold out there this morning. still struggling. a few of us in the 30s and a lot of 40s out there to join us. giving you a look here toward the west. alcatraz golden gate bridge, mostly sunny skies, a most really calm conditions. we do have a little bit of a breeze in our hills this morning. 49 right now san francisco for the north bay a nice rebound. 44 in napa, 44, in santa rosa. started out in the 30s this morning, as well as many areas of the inner east bay 46 now in livermore, shifting into the north bay. a few areas still in the upper 30s, including a healdsburg there. and as we shift our eyes

to the east bay, most of us at this time beginning to thaw out 45 right now, or i should say 43 over areas of alamo. your afternoon highs will also be below average upper 50s to low 60s, with a mix of a sun and clouds turning mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the forecast, at least the possibility tomorrow. a better look at the weekend and the big warm up coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary. happening today a group of baseball hopefuls will try to fulfill their major league dreams. oakland's new pro baseball team, the oakland ballers, holding tryouts today. ktvu james torres is live at laney college. and, james, i know you're a soccer guy, but maybe, maybe you ought to give baseball a try, they asked me if i wanted to try out, and i immediately said no, i don't think this is the thing they want for me, at least. hey, i'm joined by, paul freeman and brian kamal. you guys are the

co-owner co-founders here of the oakland bees, a lot of excitement, i imagine, before, things get kicked off in about an hour from now. yeah. really exciting. we're out here trying to fill the last few spots of our roster. we know there's a lot of talent in the east bay. we know there's a lot of talent in oakland. we're hoping to find a few great players today. right. let me ask you what, what are you guys looking for today? >> we're looking for you to change your mind and try out. you know, if you don't try, you can't fail. >> do you have a uniform? i'm wearing a jacket. >> we got a t shirt for you. just add your name to the registration. we got a couple slots. you're not going to embarrass yourself, what we're looking for is five tool players. i think we've got about six slots, still for spring training. so you know, i think we've got about 100, players out here signed up to show us what they've got. and, you know, we're looking for pitchers that can throw accurately into the high 80s and 90s. and we're looking for batters that can do it all. so we'll see. we'll see what the talent level is. i'm pretty. people look legit like paul and i wouldn't make the

team, that is for sure. >> can you guys tell me just your relationship and your history with baseball? i mean, why are you even doing this today, we're doing this because we're fans, brian and i met through baseball. we became friends with baseball in oakland, and our heart was broken when the a's said that they didn't want to be in the city. and this is just such a great baseball city. this is a city where baseball has brought the community together for years and years and years before the a's. and what we said is, look, if the a's don't want to be here, we do, and we're going to have a team that wants to be here, that wants to represent the people, that wants to bring the oakland community together. i couldn't have asked for a better day today. i mean, you got blue skies, kind of a cold, crisp in the air, sunny sky here. i mean, this is like the day like this perfect baseball weather here, you know, you've got about, i think, 65, close to 100 guys coming out here. 100 guys coming out here today, how do you make a selection, the good news is that we don't have to do that because we have really smart baseball coaches to do that. we've got micah franklin right over there, our manager. so we're going to leave the baseball decisions to the people who know more about baseball decisions than we do.

so you'll have to ask micah. >> sure, sure, sure. and just, you know, you know, there are a lot of guys who maybe haven't played in a couple years or haven't played maybe seriously in a couple of years who are trying to give this a shot. >> maybe, you know, a last ditch effort to kind of give a passion that they maybe have kept reserved for a while here. how do you have this conversation of just welcoming them and then, you know, at the end of the day, you know, what do you say to these guys who came on at first stretch? hydrate. you know, get loose. it's baseball is real. and then again, you know, good thing is brian, i don't have to have that difficult decision. you know we got we got you know 100 guys here. they're not all going to make it. you know, mike is going to have to sell some guys that their dream is done and, you know, it's that's a tough part about baseball, but we're looking for elite level athletes. we're looking for players that can contribute to the team. you know oakland likes a winner. and we want to put a winning product on the field. guys i really appreciate you joining me here this morning. thank you. best of luck to you. thank you so much. all things here at laney college expected to kick off in the next hour or so. >> maybe we'll meet some superstars coming up in just a

little bit. >> frank and claudine, we'll send it back to you. >> okay. >> looking forward to it. thanks so much, james. well, we are trying to get the condition of the latest victim in the latest highway shooting in the bay area. what we know is that gunfire erupted on the ashby avenue onramp to eastbound interstate 80 in berkeley. the chp says the shooting happened at about 5:00 last night during the friday night rush hour. a 911 caller said the driver in their car had been shot by someone in another vehicle. the victim was driving a silver toyota camry, which then slammed into a barrier. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that you know anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us a passenger in the car was not hurt. >> this marks the second freeway shooting in the east bay in a little more than a week. the chp is planning on installing 190

cameras from the state that read license plates on east bay highways in an effort to reduce violent crimes. >> time now. 907 search continues this morning for two kids who were last seen in mountain view overnight and are considered endangered. chp says nine year-old, daniel wu and four year-old david wu are believed to be with taylor wu pictured on your screen. they say the boys were taken by taylor from a home in mountain view around 130 early this morning. she was seen driving a blue 2018 ford escape, had a missouri license plate. the number is on your screen. that advisory was issued for both la and santa clara counties. anyone who knows about their whereabouts is urged to call 911. >> well, it's been 30 years since 12 year old polly klaas was kidnaped from her home during a slumber party and then killed. right now, richard allen davis is on death row for her murder, but davis is hoping to change that. >> his attorneys believe a legal loophole may entitle him to

resentencing. ktvu is an reuben has more. >> one of california's most notorious killers wants his death sentence overturned. it was back in 1996 that richard allen davis was convicted in the kidnaping and murder of 12 year old polly klaas. now he's back in court thanks to a change in the law. >> it's horrible. this should have ended 30 years ago. i had every expectation that once he went on death row, it was done. whether he was executed or not, it was finished. but here we are . >> marc klaas. polly's father, calls this revictimization the issue. a recent criminal justice reform law that invalidated certain sentencing enhancements. it may have opened the door to have cases like richard allen davis's reconsidered. >> and this is a big deal, not just for mr. richard allen davis, but for others on death row in california. >> legal analyst stephen clark says this will be a first test for the new law. >> will he get another shot at getting his death verdict overturned? even though the

technical issue is only these prison priors, which only added 1 or 2 years to his sentence, klaas says it should be a wake up call for other victims families that hundreds of cases could be impacted by what happens here. >> this case is the tip of the iceberg. it's going to happen again and again and again and again. and i'll tell you what's going to happen in some instances, some is going to get out. >> richard allen davis was not present for the hearing. neither his attorneys nor the sonoma county prosecutor's handling the case were willing to comment. i'm not going to make any statements on the record. >> it's affected my health. it's affected my mind. it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there's only one beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >> the next court appearance in this case is set for may 31st. that's the day the judge will decide whether this case is eligible for resentencing in santa clara county. and ruben ktvu, fox two news.

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does anybody there know? >> not a soul there. what a thrilling home opener giants fans got to see yesterday at oracle park. sold out crowd watch thairo estrada double home matt chapman for the game winning run with an out in the bottom of the ninth. good stuff. all tied up and a walk off. the giants beat the padres 3 to 2 in that victory yesterday at oracle. this was the giants 25th opening day at the waterfront stadium in downtown san francisco. as we know as oracle. lots of changes this season. two giants have a new manager in bob melvin, the local guy, and some fresh faces, including cy young award winner blake snell and gold glover and former ace starter star matt chapman, a lot better than it has been in the past. >> it's been great to see new guys, new youth in there, the lineup and everything like this, so it's awesome. it's great.

>> giants are now three and five out of the gate. they will host padres again tonight. >> well, we're two days away from a phenomenon that has not taken place in the united states in seven years. and it's not going to happen again for another two decades. we are talking about the solar eclipse. the path of totality spans from mexico through texas, across the us towards the northeast, while those cities in its path will experience total darkness for a few minutes. people here in the bay area aren't going to get to see the total eclipse. instead see a partial eclipse. but there are still events being planned across the bay area to really talk all things eclipse and rosemary. we don't have to wait till monday. there's an event today with an interesting discussion about its cultural significance. >> yes, claudine. okay so the much anticipated solar eclipse, as we know, is monday. there's an event today in san francisco aimed at educating families about the eclipse and the various cultural meanings behind it. it's at the red poppy art house mission or in the mission.

that's where we find a nasa solar eclipse. ambassador luana melnick dos anjos. want to make sure i say that properly. hi, luana, good morning. >> hi. good morning everybody. >> thank you for joining us. so, luana, i think it's very interesting to note that throughout history for some this eclipse is kind of considered a disruption of natural order and in some cases a bad omen. and i love this idea of exploring the meaning of the eclipse in regard to different cultures. so let's start with one that is near and dear to your heart. the beliefs and thoughts. for those that, or at least for some that live in brazil. >> hi rosemary, thank you so much for having me here today. sure, well, so the guarani in brazil, they actually, veal an eclipse with fear. there experience of an eclipse over time has brought the belief that

the moon, during a total solar eclipse may bleed. and if drops of that blood fall on the imperfect village, they might be the end of everything. so they keep jk, jaguar rov, a blue dog under a hammock that will potentially leak the drops of this blood, and the shamans will do their rituals and dance. and that is in the effort to integrate this fear and that children are not allowed to look at the eclipse. and so tranquility returns to the tokoha, which is the, indigenous home. >> wow, that is so interesting. so for many of us, we're thinking, okay, the moon is going to pass between, you know, the sun and the earth. and when we get to see this cool eclipse. but for so many cultures, it's so much more. can you share maybe 1 or 2 more of what folks will learn there today? >> absolutely. yeah. so the mayan culture, according to milner. and by the way, ana

carolina, guarani, kiowa was the person who have shared this tradition from brazil with me and milner, from a mayan tradition, has shared that during a total solar eclipse, the mayans believe that the sun will be completely eaten by the moon. and when that happens, they have a big fear around that. and that they believe that kitchen utensils will come to life and will eat people. and so in that sense, what they do is they make a lot of noise. so that in in what will happen there is that with the noise will scare away the moon and the sun will begin to shine again. and what we also have is a tradition shared by greg castro from the ramaytush association, which is the unceded land which we are standing on and that shares the eclipse is not only a time where we, gather materials for basket making and for, also a really important time to

realize the interconnectedness between us and nature. and so it is not only an opportunity to remember that, but to take our place as stewards of our land. and so i really love this, cultural weaving of the scientific. right. a lot of the times we go into the scientific, realm, we think that we've had this enlightened view of nature. but the reality is that there is a lot of wisdom in the indigenous culture, not only in their interpretation of, natural phenomena, but also in the understanding that we're not separated from nature, but a part of it. >> oh, absolutely. and i love this event that you're holding for, for families to kind of build the excitement around this eclipse and really get children, you know, of course, excited about the whole thing. so in anticipation of the big event on monday, there are actually some watch parties and i think you actually know of a few that

you're going to help us out and let folks know that if they do get the opportunity, we will have partial view just after 11 a.m. i think about 35% here in the bay area. so where are some of those watch parties? if you could share? >> thank you so much for asking this. yes, absolutely. we have plenty going on. we are not on the path of the totality, but we're still going to be able to see up to 45% of it, weather permitting. and we're really exciting excited because it's also the year of the sun nasa is celebrating, so there is a lot for us to learn about our star and how to integrate that with the cultural aspect and indigenous science as well. so what we have going on here in the bay area, we have san francisco state university, sharing views, safe views of the sun on monday morning from ten to about 12, we also have the live stream from the exploratorium. we do have a viewing party at california academy of sciences, and we do have chabot, science center also sharing views with folks in the

east bay. so there was a lot to see on monday. >> love it. love it all. luana. thank you so much for joining us. i hope you have a wonderful event today. and if you would like to go to that event, it is from noon to 145 at the red poppy art house in the mission district in san francisco. it is free and it is family friendly. frank >> all right, rosemary, thank you for that. coming up, spring break season is here, and if you're struggling to figure out how to entertain the kids while they're home sweet home, the toy insider is joining us live for a look at this season's hottest toys aimed at keeping kids entertained. you won't want to miss it. and free food prices and garbage pickup. what a trio. that's what one organization is bringing to several neighborhoods in the bay area today that are in need of good publicity and a bit of a cleaning touch. more on the group behind the positive pull

ups coming up and out of the weather department. >> we are tracking cold conditions this morning. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your ba area

of san francisco's board of supervisors aaron peskin will kick off his campaign for mayor today in the city, filed the official paperwork with the registrar office yesterday.

peskin will hold today's announcement at portsmouth square in chinatown. he does represent that neighborhood and says the asian american vote is critical since asian americans do comprise about a third of the city's population. >> san francisco values are values of caring about our people, of doing right by our city. of being fiscally prudent. of having a thriving economy. those are san francisco values. those are the values that i espouse. and that's what i'm going to bring to this race. >> peskin has served 17 years on the board of supervisors. he says he will use all that experience as a policymaker, and his recovery from alcoholism to help the city deal with issues like homelessness, the fentanyl crisis and affordable housing. peskin is considered a progressive in the race to unseat the mayor london breed. he is partial list right here of many of the top candidates running. they include fellow supervisor ahsha safai, former supervisor mark farrell, and

philanthropist daniel lurie, all running for mayor in the city. happening today, an oakland based organization hosting several cleanup initiatives all around the bay area. community ready corpse, known as crc, runs the positive pull up initiative. it's a group of volunteers that pick up neighborhoods to promote cleaner and safer neighborhoods today, and tomorrow, crc is organizing several street cleanups around san francisco, oakland, pittsburg, and antioch. group is also providing free food and prizes to so what? triple goodness. >> they're triple goodness. all right. time now is 925. time to talk about our weather and how this warm up will be headed our way. >> bring it on. >> looking forward to it as well. yes. good morning to you. we are going to wait until we get past the weekend. the weekend we are joined by the chilly temperatures. even had a frost advisory this morning. but just when you forget, here's a reminder how blessed we are to

live here. isn't that a gorgeous shot there? as we look over towards the pacific and the windmill there golden gate park we do have mostly sunny skies will turn partly cloudy to mostly cloudy into tonight ahead of the next possibility of a few scattered showers. i know, stop. you're telling me stop. i'll show you that. coming up 49 degrees right now in san francisco, 52 at half moon bay. a cool start to the day. not quite as cold as we were, though. some of our inland cities now in the 40s started in the 30s. so we are rebounding temperatures in the north bay as well as the inner east bay. we had a mid 30s to start the day. no longer the case thankfully, and we will continue to see temperatures climb ahead of this system that will bring us the clouds later today and eventually the possibility of some scattered showers. here's a look at the future cast into tonight. right about sunset. you're going to notice those clouds. and tomorrow morning is when we see a few sprinkles to start the day, and then a few pop up showers for the afternoon. don't cancel your plans. it's not going to be that bad. our afternoon highs for

today, upper 50s to low 60s. so you may want to go for the thicker coat. it's one of those days where it doesn't feel so bad in the sun, but in the shade. it definitely will. your extended forecast a slightly warmer tomorrow and then we are mild monday into tuesday and we are warm by wednesday with temperatures ranging from upper 70s to low 80s for our warmer locations. back to you. >> thank you very. up next, as we all know, they are taking off and leaving oakland. but another baseball team is coming through. we're going to be live with the oakland ballers as they hold tryouts to build their min >> tech: at safelite, we'll take care of fixing your windshield. but did you know we can take care of your insurance claim? that means less stress for you. >> woman: thanks. >> tech: my pleasure. have a good one. >> woman: you too. >> tech: schedule today at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

the field is almost set here at laney college, as we look forward to people who are trying out for the new oakland ballers team. we're live with the latest coming up from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two and good morning, bay area. >> yes, we've got some blue sky out there, a few clouds, but heck, we'll take it after the week. that was. it's still a little chilly out there, but we got a nice warm up coming midweek. we are heading in a springy direction at least i'm told by good authority. we'll

see. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. on a saturday i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk to meteorologist rosemary roscoe for a look at when that warm up could be coming. because people waking up this morning, especially early, are probably like what? warm up. i'm freezing. >> oh, i secluded yes us included. yeah. we're going to go from probably ten degrees below average to ten degrees above average in the next few days, right. it's going to be all the talk everywhere you go. people are going to be talking about the weather and how it has changed so dramatically in just a week's time. here's a look at what's going on outside our doors at this time, where again we have a view, a beautiful view there of ocean, beach and the waves. the waters are calm as well. we're not seeing any advisories for today. we may see an increase come our way for tomorrow, as well as the winds and the swells. but for today it's a quiet one, and temperatures across the bay area rebounding. still very chilly. low 40s to low 50s to start the morning. but if you are just joining us, some of our inland

cities had, you know, sankt about 30s, mid to upper 30s is what we had this morning. 47 right now sonoma. and for the inner east bay we have 46 in clayton, closer to the water, 49 in berkeley. your afternoon highs for today, upper 50s to low 60s, still well below average for most. i'll have a look at what you can expect if you're going to the giants game. and the rest of the region, as well as the possibility of a few scattered showers on sunday. more on this coming up in the extended forecast. >> not quite done. okay. thank you rosemary. authorities in santa clara and l.a. county are still looking for two kids they say are in danger. chp says nine year-old daniel wu four. year-old david wu are believed to be with taylor wu pictured here on your screen. they say the boys were taken by taylor from a home in mountain view around 130 early this morning. she was last seen driving a blue 2018 ford escape has missouri license plates. the number is on your screen. anyone who knows about their whereabouts are asked to call 911.

>> the chp is investigating another highway shooting in the bay area. the latest incident happened during the evening rush hour on highway 80 in berkeley. a 911 caller said the driver in their car had been shot by someone in another vehicle. the victim was driving a silver toyota camry, which then slammed into a barrier at the ashby avenue on ramp to eastbound interstate 80. >> we're continuing to ask at this time that you know anybody who might have seen anything, please call us. you know, it's interstate 80 at 5:00 on a friday. we know there's a lot of vehicles out there. there's a lot of people either, you know, leaving to go home for the weekend or maybe on their way out of town for the weekend. so we're hoping that anybody that was nearby at that time picks up the phone and calls us. >> we're still awaiting word on the condition of the driver. a passenger in that car was not hurt. this does mark the second freeway shooting in a little more than a week. a dash cam recorded the moment a driver on 880 in union city was shot in an apparent road rage incident. a suspect was identified and later

arrested. now, the state is planning to install close to 200 cameras that do read license plates on east bay highways. that's in an effort to reduce violent crime. >> all right, who knows, maybe the next buster posey. or maybe logan webb will be discovered today here in the east bay. the new minor league team, the oakland ballers, holding a tryouts. and now, of course, with the a's leaving, the ballers will be oakland's only pro baseball team. after this season. ktvu james torres live at laney college with some of the hopefuls on what should be maybe a pretty exciting day for some of those guys. james, good morning. >> couldn't have asked for a better, beautiful day. frank good morning to you. blue skies, sun in the air. of course we've got the baseball field behind us. the stage almost set here for the guys who are trying out for the oakland ballers this morning, talking to me about it. michael franklin, you're the team manager here. you've got a long relationship with baseball here. and i appreciate you talking with me this morning, tell me a little bit. what are you looking for today, man?

>> we're looking for someone to join our team, help us win and help the community really, really get behind the ballers. >> tell me about the oakland ballers. you know, i feel like they have this message that is, you know, meant to be, here in oakland. you know, what is the oakland ballers mean to you? >> yeah, the oakland ballers are about oakland, about the bay, about who we are as people. you know, i grew up here, you know, got drafted out of high school here. so my, my life was here until until the day i left and had to go play ball. and now i get the chance to come back to the place where it began and. and help, help the community, help the kids, help help everything with baseball. i love baseball. it's been my life for the last 32 plus years and professionally. and this is this is what i love. and i get a chance to spread it to other people. yeah >> you got about 100 guys who are coming out, you know, kind of a last ditch effort here to try to achieve their dreams. how do you have that conversation with them? i know you're starting the speech, starting the training session with the

speech. what do you even say to start? >> yeah. you know, first of all, we thank them for coming out. that's number one. we always give thanks to people for, you know, giving their heart and their dreams to, to us. and it's tough, you know, they all want 100 people. there's only so many spots here, and it's their dream. they keep playing, they keep fighting, they got jobs and they work out in the in the spare time. and, you know, some have families and they want to live their dream. the chance to play ball and so we just let them know that, hey, we're here watching you try to do what you can be yourself. don't don't go outside of who you are. and good luck to you. yeah. >> the ballers. i feel like they were born one day and then they kind of erupted the next day. this is a really fast moving organization. how fun is this for you? >> it's been it's been so fun. it's great because, you know, we have the 68 ers, behind us. and when you're talking about i'm a huge soccer fan, you know, i'm missing the premier league this morning right now. and but i got my game tomorrow with liverpool. so it's all right in the

morning. yeah. yeah there we go. there we go. so we're right. it's a big game. yeah yeah. you know and but but at the end of the day you know the fans at 68 ers they're they're they're about a soccer. they're with the roots and when they have their drums they have their smoke bombs. and i think that's the coolest thing ever. and you know those fans are behind us. and we're going to be behind them. and we're going to be together with them and join some more fans in the community. so i think that's cool. >> that's what it's all about. micah franco, we appreciate you talking with us this morning here. of course, tryouts here going to get underway officially in about 30 minutes from now. of course, we'll keep you posted on how it all looks. frank and claudine send it back to you. >> all right. exciting day for some of those gentlemen trying out for the ballers. including one lady, maybe more so. very good. all righty. well, the a's, the oakland a's prepare to leave for sacramento next season. talk is already turning to the future of their former home, soon to be the oakland coliseum. ktvu jana katsuyama explains some of the new concerns raised by the oakland roots soccer team, who hope to play at that site as the

oakland a's prepare to walk away from the oakland coliseum. >> the athletics owner, john fisher, still has a 50% stake in the property acquired from alameda county, with the city of oakland controlling the other half. the city has openly supported a proposed development of the 120 acre sports complex, with added retail and housing by the locally led african american sports and entertainment group. >> and we just feel like there's a great opportunity here at this site to revitalize and to sort of restart, start a new chapter and a new generation for oakland and for the coliseum site. >> ray bobbitt is the group's founding partner, who says that the a's departure next season could help speed up any planning or application processes. >> i think we can move quicker to those kind of spots, with with respect to this timeline sort of being moved up so that is helpful. >> the group already has agreements to work with the city and bring the oakland roots and soul soccer teams into the coliseum site, but on friday, the roots posted a warning to their fans in the community

expressing alarm about their own future at the coliseum. in a letter to the alameda county board of supervisors, the team said the county indicated it might sell the malibu parking lot property without granting the roots a ten year lease to build a pop up soccer stadium at the site. the letter also warned that the alameda county's board appears prepared to pivot on a deal that would give the roots use of a training facility on harbor bay parkway ahead of the 2026 world cup games and the letter raised a third concern, saying the county and coliseum authority have not yet finalized an agreement for the roots and soul soccer teams to play at the coliseum in 2025. >> i don't know what their future will be, so we have to just see how it will come out. >> hurry up and do it. you know, time is money. time is precious. and i think the sad thing about it is that we have a team right here. >> the oakland roots are urging their fans to show up and voice support for the team at the next county board meeting on april

16th in the newsroom, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. >> well, kids around the bay area are on spring break. if you have young ones at home and are trying to keep them busy this week, we got some ideas on how to keep them entertained at home and across the bay area. >> this afternoon there will be the weather to get out and play with those types of items. eventually i'll have a loo

nation is now breaking off all of its diplomatic ties with ecuador. that announcement came just hours after police in ecuador stormed into the mexican embassy. in that south american country. police had to come to an arrest. a former vice president of ecuador who had sought political asylum after being indicted on corruption charges. mexico s president calls the embassy raid a flagrant violation of international law happening today. presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected to set a political fundraising record for a single event. a billionaire hedge fund manager is hosting the event in florida. that's expected to rake in some $43.

million top donors will get a picture with the president and a personalized copy of trump's coffee table book about his administration. republicans are trying to catch up with democratic fundraising. president biden raised more than $90 million in march, including $26 million from a star studded event in new york featuring former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. a growing number of cargo ship owners are doing their part to save the whales here in northern california, a marine mammal conservation group conducted a study involving boats in the ocean waters near both san francisco and monterey. it found a record number of ship owners are actually reducing speed, which is helping to protect the whales from ship strikes. the slower boat speeds are also helping ease coastal air pollution, which is also a threat to those whales. well, studies show that too much screen time for various ages can be harmful. >> there's actually a recent

study that found that children who watch tv at 12 months over age were twice as likely to experience atypical sensory processing at 36 months. but let's be honest, getting kids off screens can be challenging, especially when it's spring break and we have so much extra time. so with a few ideas on some toys that may help, we've got some help ourselves here on mornings on two with james zon, the senior editor at toy insider. james, thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. we got to get these kids out there playing, and we got stuff here for outdoors, indoors. and of course the rainy days just in case. >> absolutely. i mean, you got to get me out. out of the screen time. i'm not i've been like distracted because i'm with this. let's start with this scribble. scrubbie jumbo because i have been showing off my very poor, very poor artistic skills. look at this little face. >> gave him mustaches. this is wilbur. this is crayola's jumbo

scribble. scrubby scribble. scrubby is a really fun line where they've sort of combined physical play. he's got moving legs and moving heads. so you've got like that figure play, but then you've got arts and crafts. so you have these washable crayola markers and i see you're drawing on yours right there. you're going to do whatever you want. what this can be anything. and then the beautiful thing is it comes with this little brush. so of course we've done the scribbles. now we throw some water, we do the scrubby side over again, washes complete clean dries, and the kids can do this again and again. also perfect size for travel. take that with you. it's washable. >> yes, i like it. mine might need to be washed and we got to start over again with my really poor artistic skills. he looks sad. he's like, oh, claudine has bad. >> he's all right, all right, let's move on to john deere. >> i like these things because i like things that make noise. all

right, hold on. >> kids love to do stuff that the parents are doing. and i see you're cranking that up there. i recommend pulling these. we have the john deere kids trimmer and hedge clippers here from tomy. i recommend pulling this about eight times. i'll do a few here, but i'm going to pull the trigger here and look at that. no batteries and you can pretend you're trimming the hedges. and then of course you got to do the weeds too, right? >> so mike, i'm going to do the weed trimmer here. >> and oh, i like that. >> it's got that fun sound. >> it's got the movement. and of course kids want to be out there and emulate what mommy and daddy and all the folks in the neighborhood are doing. >> i got to tell you, james, earlier, i couldn't find me and the producer. we won't we won't admit it, but we're going to admit it. couldn't find that little button. so i was just sitting here going, oh, that's fun. it's much more fun to find the button that makes it go role play. >> the great thing, too, that's

for kids as young as 18 months. >> okay, perfect. let's talk about these guys have scotch i won't i won't demonstrate that. >> all right. so sunny days entertainment makes this great line of toys for preschoolers called hopscotch lane. you can only get these at walmart. these are stepping stones. you get six in the box. they're only 1997. and as you can tell here, they have different levels of steepness. they've got rubber footing around them. so they're not going to slide around on your floor. you can use these indoors and outdoors. kids are going to learn balancing and dexterity. great way to play the floor is lava. lava. >> that's what you're thinking. >> you get that, especially if it's a rainy day. you want to get the kids inside and having some physical adventure. this can do that great thing they stack all goes back in the box at the end. >> you've got to make sure you put it in between the couches. so when you play floors lava, you have a way to get to from one obstacle to the next. >> one thing i want to show that i don't think you have in studio is behind me here. this is from

eastpoint sports. this is their premium ax throwing game. now this is great for indoors and outdoors. these are totally safe. little plastic and foam axes and i'm going to have my assistant off camera. go ahead and whip a few. go for it finn. let's see what we can do. oh. oh, look at that. oh we got a bull's eye. it hit the red. oh that one went a little hard. where'd it go? all right, three out of four. not bad. this is $100 item. great for the entire family. it's made of steel piping. folds flat, so it's portable. you can take it to the park, the beach, or just play with it at home. what? you also have a ton of fun lego flowers. >> is that correct? >> i do, so lego flowers are becoming really, really popular. this is from their lego creator line. this is the 3 in 1. this is flowers in a watering can and you can actually take this apart and rebuild it. so it's got three builds, flowers and a

watering can, birds on a perch. or you can do flowers in a boot. so this is a cool way that, kids and grownups is a great afternoon project. and it just looks so cool when you set it on the shelf at home. kids love it. grown ups love it. and that's really tactile play. but i have one more item left that's we're running out of time. >> so let's quickly go wild card. >> all right. shark lab vr. this is from abacus brands. the kids are going to put a smartphone in here with an app. they're going to strap on their vr goggles here. and they actually get to see virtual reality learning comes with this book. and they're going to learn all the things about sharks and cool thing tactile play that goes with it. you get this brick here, you get tools, you excavate this to find a megalodon skeleton. that megalodon put together. >> i love it. it is a little bit of screen time. if they're saying, hey, i still need a

little bit, but not so much. got to turn it actually the right way and it's really cool. and it's fun. all right, i'll be over here doing my yard work. jameson, thank you so much. i appreciate it. great advice there. and if you're wondering how to get these, we're going to post a link to our toy insider's gift guide on ktvu dot com slash web links. rosemary, i'm i'm a little distracted over here. i know there's an age minimum, but i don't think there's an age maximum. >> oh, no no no, we are we are never too old to be kids. good morning to all of you. if you're thinking about getting out and maybe heading up to the hills for a hike or a bike ride, temperatures are thawing out. thankfully, we started out in the 30s. some of our inner east bay as well as the north bay. most of us now in the 40s and even a few low 50s under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. we will see the clouds return later tonight, having to do with this system that is now moving through washington, oregon, northern california for us tomorrow morning. likely to see a few scattered showers. the futurecast putting into play for

you at sunset. notice the clouds are now increasing overhead. tomorrow morning. a few scattered showers into the afternoon, a few pop up showers. definitely not enough to ruin your day, but if you're going to be out and about, just something to be aware of. you may come across one of those stray showers. we dry out, and then we begin to warm up as we head into the week ahead. those numbers momentarily. first, a look at the current conditions where we are 52 degrees in san francisco in the north bay, 44 santa rosa, as well as napa. your afternoon highs similar to yesterday, only slightly better and below average upper 50s to low 60s. a tad warmer tomorrow. a nice jump in the numbers with 70s in the forecast. monday upper 70s. tuesday low 80s by wednesday. back to you. >> bring it on okay rosemary. thank you. coming up, jarring images show how the war between israel and hamas has changed part of the landscape in the middle east. a closer look at those before and after tos as

and hamas, and these newly released satellite images are showing the devastating impact that the fighting has had on the region's landscape. the area between israel and northern gaza was green with vegetation before the war began on october 7th. but the after photos show that same area brown and barren due to the massive destruction

that's been tied to the six month war. meantime, us military jets are stepping up their airdrops of food and other humanitarian aid to thousands of people living in northern gaza. the us is using parachutes to drop these much needed supplies, and the airdrops are now leading to a growing number of skirmishes on the ground among people who are desperate for food. the united nations is warning that a massive famine is imminent in gaza, as another tragedy is tied to the war, and religious institutions across the state are still waiting to hear if they're getting security grants promised to them by the state. >> following the start of that israel-hamas war, six months ago, back in october, the governor promised to quickly provide $40 million in grants for places of worship. but the recipients of the money have yet to be announced or notified today. cal oes said that the grant funding is still under final legal review, and while officials say announcements will be made soon, they did not provide a specific date simply, man joe patterson says he's been trying to help a jewish

organization with this now for months. i know that there's a lot of work to get this money out, but it's been so long. >> it's been several months. i mean, you know, the jewish community in my district is thinking a lot still about concerns they have that came from october 7th. and so there's a sense of urgency. and i just think, you know, it's somewhat unfortunate that it's taking this long because there are a lot of legitimate concerns. >> more than 1200 organizations applied for the grants, which cal oes says pointed to as a reason for that delay. right now, the state is reimbursing local law enforcement for any overtime costs to help provide in-person security to protect those places of worship. restaurant week officially underway in san francisco. dozens of restaurants are offering special pre-fixe menus through all week long. until next week. on sunday, april, the 14th, special menus start as low as just ten bucks for brunch or lunch, and go up to $90 for

dinner. restaurants range from american cuisine to latin american, burmese or caribbean. this is the city's spring restaurant week, a fall restaurant week is scheduled sometime in november, so go check it out. >> restaurant week. all right. lots to think about when we think about spring. it actually is getting warmer, which is nice. that winter storm that we just went through. >> yeah. did i say 80? yes. i imagine the restaurants in san francisco cheering over that. right. great weather brings out people. yes. and that's what we're looking at getting in the days ahead. we have to get past the weekend though. we have a temperatures on the cool side before today upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow, a sprinkle or two in the forecast and temperatures only slightly better as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday though. wow, now we're talking low 70s on monday, low 80s by wednesday. and when those afternoon highs come up, the overnight lows come up. so that is always some good news as well . man. >> we've had such a big swings

in temperatures. it's pretty amazing. >> it is. it is i mean it's this time of year right. winter and summer kind of fighting over spring. >> yeah the rain is okay but the chilly temps i went out, we had a food truck here a couple of days ago. i didn't know it was raining. b didn't know it was 42 degrees and i'm freezing to get a burrito, but snow levels were 1500ft yesterday i got this. >> amazing. it'll be. it can't be too warm so that the snow lasts and snow that we got it right. i got to get out. >> we're not skiing. diablo. >> this. let's let's make sure that we ease into it. nothing. we ease into nothing. all right. a reminder to you that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. there you go. there's a qr code. you can just search for fox loca a well. (uplifting music)