tara vanderveer's historic career on the court and a look ahead at who will fill her shoes. then vandalism at a san francisco house of worship. why the group targeted says this attack comes at a particularly important time and what we know about the investigation and the cost of just about everything keeps going up. the latest read on inflation and how prices are outpacing many people's earnings.

>> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. a big warm up today across the bay area. some inland communities hitting the 80 degree mark. as you look live at san francisco, which is going to be much cooler than the 80 degrees. if you like the sun, though, soak in as much as you can before more rain moves in later this week. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with a look at your forecast today. hey mark. >> hi there guys. yeah. sampling of a summer pattern for us today with the fog out toward the coast and temperatures inland warming back up nicely. so it's a short tum deal today and tomorrow you can see the average highs for your wednesday, mainly in the 60s, around 63 to 68 degrees, at least for these cities we will be above the average in fact quite a bit above the average for places like livermore, also out toward the san jose. even up into santa rosa. so we are warming up today and tomorrow. there's your eventual temperature range. we do have some patchy coastal fog, but it is warm inland. we talked about the above average readings, but then major cooling expected as we head toward your

friday forecast. here's that live camera. once again, we're looking out toward the golden gate bridge. from sutro tower, you can see out toward above the presidio and get the idea here. this is the marine layer. we talk about each and every day during the summertime months. it's a shallow marine layer, so where it is, it's locally chilly, but of course just a few miles away from this, we have temperatures warming up. here is the satellite picking up on that day, fog hanging out near portions of the coastline. as you can see, closer to san francisco, right around pacifica , out toward half moon bay as well. but lots of clear skies around the bay itself and also the inland neighborhoods. so right now, current numbers in the 70s for concord out toward fairfield, santa rosa, 70 degrees. but look at half moon bay with that fog presence having a big impact on their temperature, only 54 degrees. it is a quiet pattern over the next couple of days, but then another system that will bring cooler air and definitely some more rain back in the forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you mark. now to big news in the world of sports.

about one of the best to ever coach the game of basketball. stanford legend tara vanderveer is retiring. ktvu bailey o'carroll was on campus, spoke with people who say they're thankful for all she's done for women and basketball. >> 38 years after she walked on to stanford's campus and took over as head coach of the women's basketball program, tara vanderveer is hanging it up. in her nearly 40 years here. she's earned a resume few could even dream of. she is over 1200 career wins, is a three time ncaa champion, 15 time pac 12 coach of the year, five time national coach of the year, and this year was officially crowned the winningest coach in the ncaa history in any sport, women's or men's, and she led the u.s. national team to a gold medal in the 96 olympic games. vanderveer started her career as an unpaid graduate assistant at ohio state, before she was hired by stanford in 1985. it was a time when the three point shot was not recognized in women's college basketball and the wnba

was still seven years away from its inception. i remember as a graduate student going to women's basketball games and actually playing scrimmages against women's basketball players. >> it was definitely a different era than if i could play against them. >> times have changed, and tara certainly had a hand in it. the day she announced her retirement was the same day that, for the first time in history, the women's college basketball national championship surpassed viewership of the men's by nearly 4 million viewers. in a statement on her retirement, vanderveer wrote, i've loved the game of basketball since i was a little girl and it has given me so much throughout my life. i hope i've been able to give at least a little bit back. she certainly has the impact she has made on basketball, specifically women's basketball is undeniable, as evidenced by the people she's worked with on the court. >> i love tara, she's amazing, and we've connected quite a bit in the bay, she's come to our practices. i've seen her down on their campus, i have so much

respect and admiration for her and my initial reaction is, i'm thrilled for her. she can go water ski, and she loves to water ski. i know, so, congrats tara on a on an amazing career and those she's never met but inspired. >> i'm a scientist and she's inspired me to just continue pushing on and showing people that you can be the best at what you do, no matter what. >> so is the program gets set to write its next chapter with a new coach, fans have a message for tara. >> thank you for honestly leaving your legacy in a lasting impact on not just basketball players, but fans across the country. thank you. >> you've done a lot for stanford. you've done a lot for the players over the years and enjoy your vacation. >> as for what's next for this program, while the university is currently in negotiations with kate pay, who is a longtime associate coach in this program, she also played here under tara. we talked to fans about her. they say they know that the program and the greatness that comes along with stanford women's basketball is in good hands under kate at stanford.

i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, surveillance video appears to show the same man vandalizing the same mosque in san francisco twice. and as ktvu is, amanda quintana tells us, this all happened as the muslim community was observing the holy month of ramadan. >> it's a big day in the muslim community after like 30 days for like fasting every day. >> mosque. everything after that day feels so good. >> hundreds attending this eid celebration at the holiday inn in san francisco, one of many events to mark the end of ramadan. >> it's kind of like a celebration for like the family to spend, to spend the day together and join the. we joined food to pray together. we like make memories together. >> but what's fresh in many minds is recent islamophobic hate and tension stirred by the san francisco community is very polarized at this moment. the windows at this mosque on sutter street are still broken after

apparently the same man came back at least twice in the past week. >> it is a scary thing. it is a horrific thing and we want to feel safe. >> surveillance video shows a man smashing windows of the mosque with a skateboard. this happened on april 3rd. this same man reportedly came back days later, broke more windows and then went into the mosque yelling islamophobic rhetoric. he allegedly got into an altercation, threatened people and wrote you will burn in #### on the walls. people think that islamophobia doesn't exist, but in reality it happens every single day. >> a lot of, a lot of incidents being unreported and the truth is that police have other issues to worry about, and we're really asking for them, and the city to prioritize the community and make sure that there's more resources and the community is protected. >> aseel farrah, who works with the city's office of racial equity, has been going to this mosque since he was a kid. he says he wants to see more of a

police presence at places of worship like this, and events like the eid celebration, before something even more violent happens. >> we don't have time to wait for those scenarios to happen for us to take action, but instead there's a sense of urgency right now. >> and he wants people to try to understand the muslim community better. >> muslims are being looked at as hateful people or, terrorists of that sort. but i see peaceful people and i see a community that cares and just wants to live in harmony in san francisco . >> amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> new at noon governor newsom is touting the latest results of a chp undercover sting operation in the east bay. according to the governor, over the past eight weeks, chp has recovered 414 stolen vehicles, made 181 arrests and seized over 30 crime linked firearms. suspects were arrested on various charges, including possession of stolen property, auto theft,

transportation of narcotics, dui and felony gun possession. this was done through an ongoing operation in oakland and other east bay cities. >> inflation coming in hotter than expected for the third month in a row. edward lawrence is at the white house with a breakdown of the numbers. >> the latest consumer price index readings show no improvement on inflation. last month, prices were higher than expected in march. now the consumer price index rose 4/10 of a percent from february. it was also up 4/10 of a percent, excluding food and energy. both numbers match previous month's readings. now for the year ending in march, consumer prices rose 3.5% and core inflation on an annual basis was up 3.8. both of those readings are stronger than expected. >> these are scary numbers. if i were if i were in the fed, i would not be looking for a cut. so we'll see what they want to do. >> all fed chair jerome powell says that he needs to see inflation retreating

substantially to the 2% goal before the fed can start cutting interest rates. >> the inflation numbers have continued to run hotter than the fed would like, kind of, giving them very little runway to cut rates. >> high inflation has also created severe financial pressures for most u.s. households, which are forced to pay more for everyday necessities like food and rent. >> their living a real inflation story that's totally different. >> low income americans are already feeling the burden because of already stretched paychecks due to price increases at the white house. edward lawrence ktvu, fox two news oil markets dropped like a rock at the start of the session on that inflation. >> news investors looking for some time to digest while doing a bit of selling dow jones is down by one and almost one half percent. not quite there. s&p is down by just more than 1. nasdaq is down again, just more than 1. >> a gray whale becoming entangled in fishing gear for weeks off the coast of daly city. coming up, a report on the whales surprising journey as

wildlife officials work to track it down. plus crews taking new steps to get its robo taxis back on city streets. the testing now derway in ri

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dreamliner jets. >> boeing once again facing an investigation by the federal aviation administration after a whistleblower reportedly claimed the company took shortcuts when assembling its 777 and 787 dreamliner jets. the boeing engineer alleges crews did not properly fasten fuselages on board, an issue he says could be catastrophic. as the aircraft ages. >> these aircraft are tested beyond belief in construction and design, and there's nothing wrong with somebody pointing out what they see to be a problem, and the correct response to that is to look into it. >> the new york times reporting the complaint was filed in january and made public this week. the whistleblower says boeing ultimately transferred him out of the 787 program. boeing denying the allegation, saying the issues raised, quote, have been subject to rigorous examination under faa oversight. but the report is the latest trouble for boeing, which

currently faces a 90 day deadline from the faa to outline a quality control plan. >> we're already about a month into that to put together a plan demonstrating that they can hit a different level of quality control, and we're not going to let them increase their production until they do. >> it's also causing major problems for airlines that are depending on new planes from the company. aero dynamic advisory estimates us carriers will receive about 32% fewer aircraft this year due to the delays. boeing's ceo has been asked to testify at a senate hearing next week regarding these whistleblower claims at chicago's o'hare international airport. kelly saberi, ktvu, fox two news. >> a self-driving car company, cruise is hoping to learn new safety information as it takes steps to get its robotaxi fleet back on city streets. the company announced yesterday it plans to resume its operations starting in phoenix. for now, it will use human driven vehicles without autonomous systems engaged. cruise says it aims to collect traffic data such as

speed limits, stop signs, traffic lights and right turn only lanes. it will also be done to help its robotaxi understand location and road features. it's unclear when or if manual operations will extend to other cities. cruise suspended operations last october after one of the company's cars dragged a pedestrian who was hit by another driver in san francisco. >> all right, turning now to your forecast. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is here with a look at the heat that's expected and hitting the inland areas right now and the cooler weather on the coast. yeah, definitely. >> it feels like july or august pattern out there with those microclimates starting to resurface. and we'll be talking about this forecast will be recycling it quite a bit over the coming months with the cool temperatures coast side and the warm temperatures inland. but still we get a break from the rainfall. so it's a nice day to get outside and especially around the bay for the inland spots. temperatures will be warming up, so it is a warmer forecast for today and into your thursday. and then a sharp drop off in those numbers as we head toward friday. so that's kind of

the weather story kind of seeing these contrast warmer for today and thursday and inland and then cooler friday and saturday, 50s and some 60s and some rain showers making a comeback as early as friday night. here's our live camera. interesting shot here. looking out from san francisco from sutro tower looking out toward the golden gate bridge. so yeah, we have quite a bit of some fog hanging out near portions of the coast out toward ocean beach, and kind of that one ribbon of fog pushing locally into the bay. so where it's foggy, obviously it's chilly, but away from that marine influence, it is warming up nicely. here's a look at the satellites this afternoon. the loop. over the past few hours, you see the clouds hanging out near the coast and look at the half moon bay. temperature 54 degrees. compare that to 72. in san jose and livermore. those areas will be close to 80 degrees later on this afternoon. oakland 69 and san francisco. one site there showing you 68 degrees. so just a few miles even into the bay, we're talking about some mild conditions. so here's a satellite and you can see the quiet weather pattern up above. right now there is a storm out here. that speckled

cloud cover that's a sure sign of cold air that will eventually work its way back into the bay area over the over the next couple of days. not for today, not for tomorrow, but by friday and into the weekend. so here's the overall weather pattern this area of high pressure has been building in. so this keeps us dry. and for parts of the bay area it's a warm pattern as well. so patchy coastal fog but away from the coast some 70s and some 80s. and then here's that system dropping in from the north on saturday. it'll definitely be cooler. rainfall making a comeback as well, and this could lead to possibly some sierra snowfall as well. be watching out for that. but even before this time frame, by friday we're going to bring in some more clouds, cooler temperatures, and by friday night we could be tracking some rain bands approaching our coastline. so here we are today. kind of a maybe some hazy sunshine and still some patchy fog for the shoreline. thursday is looking fairly nice. we could have some patchy coastal fog out there. and here's your friday. definitely some more clouds in the in the bay area. a sharp drop off in those numbers. you'll notice the change. and then here we go with that rain band especially by friday night. this is 11 p.m. friday. and then

this is saturday. this could lead to some thunderstorms. and you'll notice into saturday some of this energy is approaching the sierra. so we could be talking about some snow showers as well for today. it's mild to warm, some coastal fog temperatures near the beaches in the lower 60s out toward oakland 73, and we have added a few 80s out toward concord, antioch, and livermore. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. and it's quiet today and tomorrow. a summer like weather pattern out there. chance of some showers later in the day. friday, especially friday evening, friday night. and we're tracking those cooler rain clouds for saturday. and looks like that unsettled pattern that could continue into sunday as well. >> president biden is ramping up his criticism of israel's prime minister and his handling of the war in gaza, but threats against the us ally are als isin

talks between israel and hamas on a cease fire and hostage release have not been going well. benjamin netanyahu says israeli troops are still preparing to invade the militant group's last major stronghold. rebecca kaster reports. >> while the us has not wavered in its support for israel in its war with hamas, president joe biden is not shying away from criticizing his israeli counterparts. leadership >> i think what he's doing is a mistake. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling a group of army recruits just yesterday that the army will push forward with plans to root

out hamas in rafah, a stronghold in southern gaza, where more than a million palestinians are also sheltering. >> this is not the best way forward. there are better ways to go after hamas and rafah. >> us officials are concerned invading rafah will lead to a humanitarian disaster. meanwhile, negotiations for a cease fire and hostage release have stalled, limiting the aid arriving in gaza. >> i think there's no excuse to not provide for the medical and the and the and the and the food needs of those people, but hamas is not the only threat israel is watching with their foreign minister threatening to strike iran directly if israel is attacked from iranian territory. >> this follows iran's promise to retaliate against israel for an attack on an iranian consulate in syria last week. >> we have no interest to start another front with iran. so far they are using proxies against us, but if they will make that mistake, they will pay a heavy

price. >> president biden and prime minister netanyahu spoke on the phone last week, and the white house says biden threatened to make u.s. support for israel conditional on them taking stronger measures to protect aid workers and civilians. in washington. rebecca kaster ktvu, fox two news. >> family members of american hostages being held in gaza by hamas met with vice president kamala harris, who is pushing for the release of their loved one. the hostages have been held for more than six months now. their families are demanding action, calling on hamas to accept the deal that's on the table right now, demanding from the international community all the partners that are working on this deal qatar, egypt and others to put maximum pressure to get hamas to say yes, there are 133 cherished souls who are being held there, and it is time . >> we don't want any more progress. we want relts. >> vice president harris told the families reuniting the

hostages with their loved ones as the biden administration's highest priority. president biden is meeting with japanese prime minister fumio kishida in the white house. kishida at the white house this afternoon. president biden and first lady jill biden welcome the prime minister and his wife at the white house last night, ahead of a formal state dinner tonight, both leaders held a joint news conference this morning on the south lawn. they spoke about reinforcing their commitment to bolster the us, japan partnership in the indo-pacific amid a militarily and economically resurgent china. president biden also heralded what he called the monumental alliance between the united states and japan. >> over the last three years, the partnership between japan and the united states has been transformed into a truly global partnership. and that's thanks in no small part to the courageous leadership of prime minister kishida. and i mean that sincerely. >> the president and prime minister are set to hold a

summit tomorrow with philippine president ferdinand marcos jr. it's expected to include a discussion on boosting economic ties, as well as maintaining security and freedom of navigation in the south china sea. >> san francisco mayor london breed is giving new details about her upcoming trip to china. she's set to leave this saturday on a trip meant to strengthen relations with san francisco's sister city, shanghai, and boost business and tourism. i do hope you're with us. when? earlier today on the nine, we spoke with her live. she said the trip is important for the city's economic future. we are going to be meeting with three airlines to talk about direct flights, adding more flights to sfo. >> we're back to pre-pandemic levels at our international flights and we want that to be more. we're going to be meeting with a number of businesses. we want to revitalize our downtown with investments. we want to make sure that china knows how important it is for our relationship. >> the mayor's traveling with a group of san francisco asian business and community leaders. the trip includes stops in hong kong, shenzhen and shanghai. the biden administration is set to studying strict new limits on

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legend holds many records, including the most wins by any coach in college basketball history. 1216 victories. vanderveer has won three national championships and led her teams to 14 final fours in her 38 seasons at stanford. just a few months ago, she reflected on her career. >> i've enjoyed every minute of it. i just i love coaching at stanford and, you know, basketball is just such a passion of mine that it has gone really fast. but it's been fun. >> vanderveer coached the us women's basketball team to a gold medal in the 1996 olympics. in 2011, she was enshrined into the basketball hall of fame. she will stay with stanford athletics in an advisory role. news conference is set to get underway at 1:00 and we will stream it for you live at ktvu .com. a gray whale was spotted off the northern california coast entangled in a fishing

net. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us that the video of the whale is bringing wildlife officials and members of the marine mammal center together as they work to track down the whale. >> the gray whale was spotted off the coast by thornton state beach in daly city. crews with know fisheries worked tuesday to try and help the giant mammal that was entangled in a net. >> it's just saddens me because, we all have to live on this planet together. the whale had been entangled in the fishing gear for weeks, and noaa says it was first spotted down in southern california near long beach. >> it was spotted by one of the whale watch boats off southern california. >> the noaa shared this photo with ktvu showing the whale's body. they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gill net. >> gill net is a very dense mesh and tied twisted around the tail is very difficult to try to

remove. >> noaa's west coast marine mammal stranding network says the whale was too skittish to attempt a disentanglement, so they put a satellite tracker on the whale on march 23rd. they followed it for a while, but the tracker fell off. gray whales usually migrate at this time of year from breeding grounds in southern california to feeding grounds north near alaska. it had moved northward and was spotted again april 3rd offshore near piedras blancas, and then again here off the coast of thornton beach, where the team tuesday once again approached the whale to attach another tracker and buoys. >> they verified that the entanglement is still there, largely in the way it was down off southern california. and, that's it's distinguished now by some floating their bright colored, balls. the floating buoy know officials are asking people to call their hotline at one 877 s.o.s. whale. >> if you see the whale, they

say, do not approach it. they are hoping to locate it and then go back out on the water and boats to try and disentangle it with some special equipment. in daly city, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> we're learning the identity of a nine year old girl killed in a crash over the weekend in the east bay. dana fernandez or hernandez tapia of oregon, was killed early sunday morning when the suv she was in crashed at the junction of interstate 680 and highway 242, in concord. four women inside the vehicle were hospitalized. the male driver left the scene. there is no word yet from the highway patrol on what caused the crash, or whether the driver has been found. the former san jose police officer, who's at the center of a racist text message scandal, is asking a judge to move his case to a venue hundreds of miles away. mark mcnamara, a white former police officer, was sued after being accused of excessive use of force. he was seen on video in march of 2022 shooting a black man who was actually trying to prevent a robbery at a

restaurant, according to court documents. mcnamara sent racist and homophobic text messages after the shooting. his lawyer is asking that an upcoming civil trial be moved to the eureka area, fearing that mcnamara will not get a fair trial in the bay area because of extensive media coverage. but the victim's attorneys oppose that. >> that's complete nonsense, there have been big cases, major cases that, you know, have even more coverage, national coverage that still take place at the venue in which the incidents, you know, have happened. and it's just another method used to delay the trial and to delay the justice that mr. green has been waiting over two years to get. >> right now, the case is tied up in appeals, and it's not clear when a judge might rule on the request to move the case happening today. >> oakland police will present their proposed budget to the city administration. the department's working to address staffing issues, opd command staff told us council safety meeting. there are currently 708

officers on the job. the current police budget authorizes 712. the academy has 14 officers who are set to graduate next month. >> opd is not unique in the fact that we, along with other law enforcement agencies, have had a difficult time recruiting people into our academies. >> the police department budget is about $358 million for the current fiscal year. next year's budget is about 364 million. the san jose city council has made good on its promise to add an extra layer of safety around the city's schools. leaders have approved two ordinances banning unhoused encampments and vehicles within 150ft of a school. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains what both proposals mean for homeless encampments and their criminalizing the unhoused people. >> there's no place for them to go. >> longtime advocate gail osmer gave council members an earful tuesday afternoon at city hall. this as the body of ten plus mayor matt mahan prepared to

pass two ordinances they say protects children while we are working to build basic, dignified shelters, safe parking sites and more affordable housing, they should not have to deal with those conditions right next to their school every day. those conditions are homeless encampments near public and private schools in san jose last year, students at three schools reached out to council members complaining there's a safety issue, including incidents of those unhoused residents making their way onto campus during the school day and break ins captured on our security cameras. >> these incidents have cost our school tens of thousands of dollars. i have to ensure that i'm focusing on my surroundings at all times in response, city staff spent nearly a year crafting an ordinance barring encampments closer than 150ft to a school. >> three school areas will be selected as test sites. many council members say the action helps ease the minds of school aged children, who worry when confronting large encampments.

the council also took action to prevent large vehicles, such as rvs, from parking near schools. >> a little bit of the wild west where people are going to park wherever they want to park because nobody's going to do anything about it, especially oversize vehicles where you can't see around them and i think, perhaps we can prioritize , roadway safety. >> this two passed unanimously. the mayor says the city needs to step up providing services, including completion of a safe parking site at berryessa by investing in lower barrier interim solutions. >> we reduced unsheltered homelessness 10% year over year. we have another 784 interim units coming online. >> but some south bay unhoused advocates say until the broad array of services are in place, the most vulnerable will continue to suffer. >> i think it's just a tragedy. it's just horrible. where are they going to go? let's get them into berryessa first. let's get

another safe parking for rvs. let's just get some more hs now. not next year. >> the banning of encampments and parking near schools has a second reading in two weeks. if it passes, it will become law 30 days later outside san jose city hall. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news a congressional hearing was held today looking into the continued delays with the rollout of the new free application for student aid, or fafsa. >> the fafsa is used to determine college students eligibility to receive financial aid. since the launch of the new revised form in december, there have been delays and clicks or glitches. rather, for students and parents trying to fill out the form online. >> the launch of the new form has been a disaster. there are 2.8 million fewer fafsas filed this year as compared with the same time last year, a 15% drop overall, the drop in college enrollment may be worse than during the pandemic, causing some colleges to close. >> the witnesses at the hearing

this morning say the problems with the fafsa are affecting at least 40% of the forms submitted, and that has led to students receiving admission letters from colleges. but having no idea how much financial aid they will have to cover the costs. beginning today, internet service providers will be required to publish specific details about their broadband plans. the federal communications commission has been lobbying companies to openly show information such as prices, fees and service speeds. these labels are intended to allow consumers to shop for deals, avoid hidden fees and find plans to better meet their needs. labels are similar to ones you see regarding the nutritional value of food. they'll be posted at stores and on websites showing monthly prices, equipment rental fees, data rates, broadband speeds and links to any bundled discounts. the biden administration is finalizing the first national rules limiting so-called forever chemicals in drinking water. >> the synthetic chemicals are found in thousands of products designed to be resistant to water and oil, such as nonstick pans, food packaging and dental

floss. the compounds can linger in the environment for decades, the cdc says. the chemicals are found in the blood of nearly all americans. the new rules include limiting the mixture of these chemicals and requiring water agencies to filter out some of the compounds. >> the independent nonprofit is calling on the usda to remove lunchables from the national school lunch program. consumer reports claims the prepackaged kid's lunch contains relatively high amounts of lead and cadmium. it also says all but one of the kits they tested contained harmful chemicals that are known hormone disruptors. none of the kits exceeded any federal levels, though lunchables are served to 30 million children throughout the national lunch program, the a's owner, john fisher, is in an uphill battle with voters over his plan to build a $1.5 billion ballpark in las vegas, according to emerson college. a poll conducted by them last week said 52% of las vegas voters oppose public money going towards the a's ballpark. only 32% support it and 17% are undecided. a political action group formed by

nevada school teachers have been trying to start a petition to get a referendum on the ballot in november. they're against the state, giving the a's $380 million in tax credits and bonds to build that ballpark. meantime, the oakland ballers at independent, the new independent baseball team, has signed three players, including a woman all three players took part in last saturday's open tryout at laney college. the new ballers are right handed pitcher kelsie whitmore, infielder andrew martinez and pitcher connor caprioli. they've all signed contracts and all will attend this month's spring training. whitmore made history back in 2022 as the first woman to sign a pro contract with a major league baseball partner league. she also previously played for the sonoma stompers. >> the special tribute to the women represented the original rosie the riveters during world war two. the ceremony right now in washington as members will receive a congressional gold medal of honor. >> and in barre weather, here's our live camera looking out toward the fog, out toward the golden gate bridge. this looks

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if the tie holds sag-aftra, the union that represents hollywood actors, is pushing for legislation in california to regulate artificial intelligence in that industry. the union wants legislation that would require an actor's consent for the use of digital replica. the measure would apply to many performance contracts, including audiobooks, video games, product endorsement and musical performances. the motion picture association has come out against this bill, saying it would restrict the use of standard post-production techniques that have been around for years. >> martinez teachers say they're going on strike if they can't reach a contract deal with their district. educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school district board meeting. teachers say the district's offered them a 3% raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment, only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13% is not only an insult, but it is a fact that teachers want to leave and teachers will not come

to this district. the starting pay for a teacher in martinez is about $59,000 a year. in a statement, the district said in part the two sides have always been able to resolve issues peacefully through the bargaining process and we fully expect to continue doing so with the assistance of a neutral and impartial fact finder, who will review the district's budget and recommend a fair and sustainable settlement. teachers in the district are set to meet on monday to try to resolve the issue. san francisco nonprofit glide has announced a new business leader will replace warren buffett as its famous lunch guest in its fundraiser, auction. buffett will be replaced by salesforce ceo marc benioff. over 22 years, glide has raised $52 million by auctioning off lunch with buffett leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for the auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would

accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. >> the winner can bring up to seven guests to the private lunch with benioff. the auction launches on ebay march may 5th and closes may 10th. the us is paying tribute to a group of women who represented the original rosie the riveters during world war two. the group flew from sfo to washington earlier this week. right now they're receiving a congressional gold medal, the highest honor congress can give to civilians. rosie the riveters are a group of women who took over critical defense jobs during the war, such as welding airplanes and manufacturing weapons while men were overseas in combat. some rosies even helped design this special congressional medal. let's get outside here in this gorgeous bay area weather. for those of us who like the heat, we should head east, right mark? yeah, that's right. >> and that's the familiar script we have during the summertime months. right with the warming temperatures inland. but of course, we have the fog actually making a surprise comeback near the coastline. so the beach is not warming up, but too much just yet. we're just talking about some 60s this afternoon. here's the overall temperature trend, though. as

you can see, they have been warming up and it looks like today, tomorrow, two warmer days of the week, especially away from the shoreline. and then a sharp drop off in those numbers by friday as a as another system approach of the region from the north. so that will bring in cooler air. and we're talking about some more rain back in the forecast as well. but today and tomorrow you can see the temperature range from the 60s all the way to the 70s and the 80s, keeping it cool for the shoreline. but most areas a good 5 to 10 degrees up above the average. here is the satellite where you can pick out the low clouds and fog. this is the satellite loop just over the past three hours. and you get the sense here where we have the fog out toward portions of the coastline from half moon bay, out toward ocean beach. but across the bay, we have a clear skies out toward oakland, walnut creek, and livermore. and as a result, temperatures are warming up nicely in the 70s for those neighborhoods. san jose, 72 and one site in san francisco 68. half moon bay. though in the upper 50s. here's a satellite as we expand the view out here in the pacific, you'll notice that not too much happening overhead. in fact, we have a kind of big

area of high pressure building in that has been keeping us dry. we're watching this activity form out here to our north, and that speckled cloud cover, that's a sure signature of cold air, at least cooler air that's going to approach the region as we head toward the weekend. so it's not going to be a minor temperature change. it will be a sharp drop off in those numbers beginning friday. that will continue into the weekend. here is our live camera. we showed you the fog out toward the coast, but out toward sfo. we actually have a little bit of some haze out there, but mostly clear skies. the overall weather pattern you can see out here is this area of high pressure that's been building in and strengthening. so it's been deflecting all the stormy weather up to our north. so pretty much the same story for tomorrow. for wednesday and thursday, some patchy coastal fog, warm temperatures inland. and then here's that change. by friday and to the weekend. so definitely by saturday we will be tracking some rain back in the forecast and maybe some sierra snowfall as well. no winter weather advisories or anything like that issue just yet, but that could be changing over the next day or so. but definitely cooler temperatures and some rain making it come back by saturday. here's the

forecast model you'll see this afternoon. it's fairly nice, but still some patchy coastal fog thursday. no big changes. and then on friday definitely some more clouds. we do introduce the chance of some showers by friday afternoon into friday night, but the main action as you can see, moving in late friday night and into early saturday morning, maybe some thunderstorms as well, and then into sunday, looks like we're still going to have to hold on to the possibility of some scattered showers, so take a look at the numbers. you can take your pick with the microclimate 64 in pacifica, oakland 73 and then some 80s out toward livermore, antioch and in fairfield. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast pretty much the same story in your thursday. we will bring in more clouds and that chance of a shower. and on friday we are tracking some more rain into saturday. and there's that sharp drop off in temperatures. and then by sunday, we could still be watching, at least for the possibility of some lingering showers for the second half of the weekend. so warm to cool. it's all happening in this five day forecast change on the way. >> mark, thank you so much. starting saturday, anyone planning a trip to yosemite national park will need a reservation. the park will begin

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after the pandemic. ktvu lamonica peters tells us what this closure means for the outdoor shopping plaza. >> from customers to staff members, those who love rosie mccann's at santana row say they're going to miss the food, the fun and the cozy feeling of

the irish pub. >> we were very disappointed to hear. we just heard yesterday that they would be closing, and i think it's a loss for santana row. >> i know the customers are sad after covid, the business kind of been declining, but it's more about like the staff and the family to me. we've been here for so long. >> the owner of rosie mccann's, mina shamsi, made this post on social media announcing the restaurant's last day of service would be april 20th. retail analysts say santana row is most likely in a transitional phase with newer brands coming in and older businesses on the way out. >> i expect them to switch their tenant mix towards a little bit of a higher end tenant mix, but i don't necessarily see them having to switch it into a miami miami design center like high end location, because that already exists over there. >> corral, who's worked at mccann's for nearly a decade, says she found out about the closing last week. she says some employees have been offered jobs

at a second location in downtown santa cruz, but the pub just couldn't survive in a changing economic landscape. >> it's just like inflation. we live in california. everything is so expensive and trying to keep up with the cost of other restaurants in santana row. it makes it hard. >> daniel roberts, who's at the restaurant bar for the first time, says he lived in europe for 14 years and having an irish pub nearby reminded him of his former home. >> kind of surprised, actually. it's very rare to find good irish pubs in the south bay. and so actually today, as we were walking past, we saw this and thought, oh great, let's get some irish food, some customers also told us they felt this is a big cultural loss to the community, but they do understand why the owner decided to close the doors on april 20th for a final time. >> lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> a group of students from east oakland back in the bay area now after a two week tour in southeast asia. the students from castlemont high school

touched down at sfo yesterday. they're part of the pacific bridge club. over the past six years, the club has created a space for east oakland teens to learn about other cultures around the world. and this year, the teens got to spend time in japan, the philippines and taiwan. >> it was amazing, it was my first trip out of the country, i haven't traveled anywhere else besides the places we've we've visit on past trips. >> the pacific bridge club has taken oakland students to egypt, turkey and vietnam. bart is planning a special sendoff for the last of its legacy trains. >> on saturday, april 20th, bart is hosting a retirement ceremony for the last run of its legacy trains, made up of railcars that had been serving the bay area for more than 50 years. the ceremony will be held at oakland's macarthur bart station. most of the old bart cars are being recycled for metal scrap. santa clara vta is seeing a big increase in ridership. the american public transportation association says

vta bus ridership increased by 22% last year, compared to the 18% national average. vta credits the growth to its overhaul plan and increased bus and rail route frequencies right before the pandemic. a new study puts a price tag on the american dream. the study, from gobankingrates to find the american dream as a married couple who owns a home and a car, has two children and pets, calculated how much it would cost that family from groceries to the mortgage. even monthly bills like utilities, child and pet care for california, it found the cost of that american dream is $245,000 a year, the second most expensive state behind hawaii. there's a new version of scrabble that's hitting stores in europe, and in this game, everyone is a winner. features a double sided board with the traditional word game on one side and something called scrabble together on the other. the new version is team oriented. players work together to complete a goal. mattel says it's more inclusive, less intimidating and designed for younger generations, who apparently prefer collaborative games over competitive ones. they'd probably frown on my

crowing when i find a really good word with all the q's and j's. and you know, those high value letters. i can't tell you how much i love scrabble. >> you know what i'm going to say? what there's so many divisive things in the world that sometimes you just need to come together, okay? >> okay. sometimes you just need to. okay figure out a way to do that. >> group work. >> group work. >> okay. it can be healing. i hear you. okay. >> all right. but i get what you're saying. yeah. competition's cool. yes. all right. thank you so much for watching ktvu. >> fox two news at noon. quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and series on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv, or android tv to scan the qr code on your screen. right now. or you can search r the x - [tammy] can you guess what this is? if you guessed wagon, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary. our first celebrity captain, you love on clone high, but we think she's one of a kind. it's nicole sullivan. and with her are aaron and his wife, nicole.