donald trump is set to become the first former us president to face criminal charges. we have details about the first stages of the trial set to begin today. >> plus, they're going to run the ballots through the scanner again. and those tend not to end up changing the results. >> a vote recount begins today in santa clara county for e congressional race in the 16th district. we'll tell you what one political expert predicts the end result will be from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam

cook. >> it's monday morning april 15th. it is tax day tax day. if you haven't filed those taxes get those in. what kind of weather are we going to have for this day? let's check in with steve. >> taxes today i better get started. are all right. we have after a powerhouse weekend system, especially on saturday when it was remarkably cold for april and rainy temperatures starting off in the 40s to 50s. and our big low is on its way out of here. it's into nevada and heading into the four corners. that will be a big weather maker. we're on the drier side, but there's a lot of low clouds around, so nothing taxing about these highs. they're below average, but gradually will warm up this week all right. allies here at 4:00 to tell us i hope you're just picking up cones. >> yeah. we are seeing some overnight road work and a bit of a problem that is in the eastbound direction of 80 heading over the bridge at bryant into san francisco. you can see that's been cleared. and there is some that overnight road work in the eastbound direction of highway 24 in

orinda, but no major problems to tell you about highway four at bay point, you see, looks good in not too heavy traffic out there. 280 in san jose. also very light. and here's highway 24 in lafayette in the westbound direction, heading toward the caldecott no problems there. 401 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. well, today in new york city, jury selection scheduled to begin this morning for the start of an historic trial for former president donald trump. trump will become the first former us president ever to face criminal charges. he's accused of falsifying business records in order to make hush money payments to adult movie star stormy daniels in 2016. during the final days of his campaign for the white house, trump, the presumptive republican presidential nominee in this year's race, still is facing three other criminal trials. >> i think if you look at all the cases pending against the president, this quite naturally doesn't feel like the most serious one. but there are some

big charges here. this is a felony case. i don't expect that even if he's convicted, he would serve any jail time. >> now, donald trump's legal team tried several times to delay this trial, but the judge in manhattan overseeing the trial rejected those requests, setting the stage for a trial that's expected to last six weeks and trump is required to be inside the courtroom the entire time. >> in the middle east, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding several meetings today with other top israeli military and political leaders. they're discussing how to retaliate following iran's first ever full scale attack on their country. now, the israeli military reports tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles toward israel this weekend, but israel says it was able to intercept 99% of those missiles with the help of its military allies. >> wide scale attack by iran is

a major escalation in, together with our allies and partners, we are operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> the white house says the us military played a significant role in defending israel during this unprecedented attack by iran. >> that's a terrific testament to the superiority of the israeli military, but also to our own military superiority and the effort the risk, the resources that president biden committed to helping defend israel. >> the israeli military says the drone attack caused minor damage. 110 year old girl was severely injured by shrapnel about 30 others were treated for minor injuries and anxiety, while rushing for cover. coming up later this hour, we will have more on how the biden administration is responding to the attack. we also have more on this latest escalation in the middle east posted on our

website ktvu.com. >> all right, pam, time is 404. for the first time, two congressional candidates are tied for second place in the district 16 congressional race. >> the votes recount starts today. it may take five days to complete ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is in san jose after speaking with a political analyst about the recount and what's next. >> melissa michelson is a political science professor at menlo college. she says the second place tie in the district 16 race between evan lowe and joe simitian is the talk of the town, and it's not surprising that a recount has been requested. >> if you think my guy is going to win in a three way race, there's no need to spend this money for the recount. >> one of the two people making a recount request is jonathan padilla, a former sam liccardo campaign staffer. padilla posted this message on social media saying why other democrats don't believe in counting votes and ensuring that the will of the

people is transparently reflected confuses me. it's especially baffling that many of the folks criticizing the recount i'm proposing have themselves advocated for automatic recounts in the past. >> it might be that somebody in liccardo's camp thinks, oh no, we might lose if it's three. but if we knock one of those two out, then we have a shot. >> santa clara county's registrar of voters says it will begin recounting votes in district 16 for eight hours each day starting monday. the registrar says it will take about five days to complete the recount by machine, and it will cost about $84,000. >> if we're just going to a machine recount the outcomes, probably not going to change. if it was a hand recount, then i think the odds are actually a little bit better that we might see a difference. >> san mateo county also makes up a portion of district 16, and it's unclear whether or not someone will request a recount in that county as well. lamonica

peters ktvu, fox two news lamonica. >> thank you. time is now 406. well, next week the us supreme court will hear arguments about whether or not the homeless can be cited for sleeping on the streets. the back in 2018, the ninth circuit court of appeals issued a decision that said it's unconstitutional to issue criminal citations to homeless people for sleeping outdoors if they're not enough shelter beds available. well, now, the small town of grants pass, oregon, is asking the supreme court to overturn that ruling. that issue has divided the town, with the mayor saying she believes more housing for the homeless is needed. >> maybe then we can start policing the parks again, but we still have like 200 people who have to go somewhere. and so i just don't really see how that resolves, the issue now, one week from today, the supreme court will begin hearing arguments in the case. >> police in napa are

investigating a shooting that killed two young women. it happened at 8:00 saturday night on riverside drive near laurel street. people who live in the area say the neighborhood has become a recent target of gang graffiti and crime. one witness tells us some teenage girls were arguing loudly when then walked toward a building, and that's when he heard gunshots. there was just something about those pops that just didn't feel right. >> and you know, there was just this scream that like, you know, you feel throughout your whole body. it scared the #### out of me. >> police say one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the second died after being transported to the hospital. no one has been arrested and police have not released any information about a suspect. >> our time is now 407. the investigation continues in antioch into a deadly multi-vehicle crash where one person was killed. the first report of it came in yesterday afternoon, about 410. police say a lexus suv was going westbound on west 10th street, and an acura sedan was going northbound on auto center drive. the car

crashed in the middle of the intersection. the 30 year old man driving the acura sedan died there at the scene. two survivors in the other car were trapped inside. >> both of the patients that were extricated from the vehicle required the use of hurst extrication tools from our truck company. >> now, both 33 year old women were treated at a hospital for non-life threatening injuries. >> four people were killed, including a baby, after a crash on highway 120, in manteca over the weekend. police say just after 10:00 saturday night, the driver of a minivan lost control and crashed. the minivan overturned and caught fire. witnesses say more than a dozen people stopped to help and tried to turn the minivan over and get everyone out. >> amazing to see, and i feel like everybody just fit in where they could to help. and, i mean, i'll tell you if that was my

family in that car, i would hope that all of these good citizens were were there for me. >> three of the children who were in the minivan survived the crash and were taken to the hospital. >> our time is now 409. oakland police made several arrests during several illegal sideshows . now, this happened saturday. at least three cars burst into flames during several sideshows around the city. they went on for hours. oakland police had their hands full trying to break up the crowd as participants drove through alleyways and onto sidewalks and through parking lots, trying to get away from police. police say shots were fired at several of the sideshow scenes. one driver even ran police cars trying to get away. >> all right, for ten is the time. let's check in. pretty

dramatic. >> yeah, that's check in with steve paulson, what's the weather like today? do we see any more rain coming our way? >> no. okay. how about that? pretty dry. yeah we get a break here, our system, boy. i mean, for april. incredible, are we done? i don't think we're done, but it does look like a break this week. but temperatures are staying pretty much near average to just a little above here. but our low has kicked out a lot of low clouds in place. so a lot up in the mounds. looks like things have calmed down. but they did get some snow and well, now things look like a little quieter here. temperatures aloft or cool 40s. mount veeder 43. oakland hills 45. boulder creek 46. 40s and 50s. santa rosa, petaluma down to 4142 a lot of there's just a huge low cloud deck linger. a lot of moisture is left behind. the 40s all the way up to upper lake and middletown. sonoma is down to 41. windsor is 41 degrees mid 40s for most. it's cool, no doubt. can we find any 30s? yeah, but we have to climb up to

the top of mount diablo there where it's 39 degrees. that's that's pretty impressive. for april 15th. everything well here, let me do this. get this over here. there you go. today will be. except for that low cloud deck, which may be tough to get out of here gradually improving conditions. and on this outlook for rain, it's zero for the first time in a long time. so 60s on the temps to a few near 70. you guys. >> thank you steve. the san francisco county sheriff's union is asking for help. coming up, the reports of attacks by inmates and why officers are now asking for government intervention. >> and how about those warriors? they finished the regular season by beating the utah jazz. we tell you the califor a rival, the warriors, toby, why aren't you eating your cinnabon pull apart? well i wanted to save the best part for last, but its all the best part. i don't know where to begin. toby, eat your breakfast.

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jury trial involving tesla is scheduled to get underway this week in santa clara county. now, a woman in santa barbara filed a negligence lawsuit against the company, citing defective product design. the lawsuit claims mallory harcourt was eight months pregnant when her toddler got into the tesla and activated the vehicle in december of 2018. harcourt, who was in the family garage, placed herself in front of the vehicle thinking it would recognize her and stop, but instead she became pinned between the car and the wall. harcourt suffered severe pelvic injuries that she says prompted her to give birth early. just a week later, tesla's attorneys have reportedly argued the unfortunate event was the result of the mother's own negligence in leaving her son unattended. >> our time now for 15. well, today, caltrans crews are closing the shoulder along part of highway 13 to remove flammable material along the side of the road. now, this is

happening near mountain boulevard in east oakland. caltrans says doing this will reduce the likelihood of a fire spreading fast. now, the shoulder will be closed from eight in the morning until five in the evening. no lanes are going to be closed during this period. caltrans is advising drivers to use caution. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a boat capsized near san francisco's ocean beach, sending four people into the water. the fire department received a report just after 10:00 yesterday morning that a 32 foot vessel overturned three miles off ocean beach. first responders from the fire department, coast guard and chp quickly arrived. they were able to pull the four people from the water, who were then checked out by medical personnel. we are trying to get an update on their conditions. in marin county, seven people are being treated for exposure after their boat capsized in tomales bay. six adults and one child were on board when it overturned. multiple agencies responded with helicopters, water rescue boats and

ambulances. >> our time is now 416. for the second straight year, the golden state warriors are going to play the sacramento kings in the postseason. you're going to play each other tomorrow night at golden one center in the play-in tournament. now the warriors wrapped up their regular season last night by beating the utah jazz 123 to 116, since it was not likely the warriors are going to move up from their 10th seed, both steph curry and draymond green sat out last night's game. now klay thompson picked up the slack. he had 25 points, including six three pointers. >> as we have a really good connection on this team. good chemistry guys pulling for each other. putting in the work. so, i've got a good, good feeling about what's what's ahead. >> you know it's do or die probably feels a little more ncaa tournament ish. >> yeah. draymond well last may the warriors beat the kings in a hard fought seven game playoff

series. while the warriors are pretty hot winning ten of their last 12 games. the kings lost five of their last seven games. >> well, the teams square off tomorrow night in the i-80 battle tip off 7:00. although the warriors are the lower seed, they are two point favorites. dub nation confident about the rematch. the warriors have actually done pretty well on the road this season. they are 25 and 16 on the road. only 21 and 20 at home, but dub nation is certainly hoping the warriors go on a winning streak and have more games at chase center. >> they get their families involved. it's bigger than just watching a basketball game. it's feeling connected to your team, to your players and obviously the bay area to chase center. >> now we just checked online the lowest priced tickets for tomorrow's game at sacramento, currently going for about $180, not including fees. wow. >> all right. our time is 418, a retired warriors player maybe trying out for one of the warriors dance teams. check out

the moves of retired center festus ezeli. >> huckster i love it those moves certainly surprised steph curry. >> i know steph watching what festus is really right now does some tv broadcasting and he's pretty good too. he's also a community ambassador for the warriors. and steph you stop laughing at him. he's good. >> he is good i love that. >> well, governor gavin newsom's office announced some new federal disaster assistance for counties affected by the winter storms. the president biden approved the state's request for a major disaster declaration for nine california counties, including santa cruz and monterey counties. the february storms caused downed trees and power lines, along with widespread flooding and mudslides. that declaration will release federal funding to help state and local governments with

their recovery costs, and also funding for mitigation efforts at times. now for 19, caltrans says the work to stabilize that crumbling cliff near highway one in big sur will reach a very important milestone by memorial day. it's been almost two weeks now since heavy rain washed out. this part of the cliffside south of the rocky creek bridge, caltrans says it anticipates stabilizing this part of the highway by may 27th. there's no estimate, though. when the road will be completely repaired. >> all right, 419 is the time. back over to steve paulson. what do you see today for weather? >> gradual improvement is what we see here. we have our powerhouse low for april 15th, 14th, 15th. i mean it was pretty amazing to see this low this time of year. low clouds are extensive though. i mean, it's going to be tough to clear out a lot of this with some higher clouds above, a lot of 40s up in the hills there. mount diablo is 39, mount veeder 39 a little northeast, little north, little west. so winds trying to turn a

little more northerly, but 40s and 50s on the temps. too many low clouds, especially down towards the peninsula. san jose. it's extensive 40s on many of the temps here. walnut creek 46 degrees but upper 40s 50s for many panels. 47 brentwood also at 47. i can see some of these higher clouds will drift across. so the combination of the two will give us a partly cloudy day here. but they're happy to say. or maybe you want more rain, but not for the next week. looks pretty quiet. so kicking the clouds away today at least trying to. lots of low clouds, sun and low clouds. a little bit warmer. not a lot, but a little bit. 60s to near 70. >> all right steve, thank you. time is 420. a man in southern california decided to build his own place to live using scraps. take a look. we'll take you inside to see his new home. >> and the a's are on a roll. we have the highlights of the team's third consecutive series win.

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423. major league baseball this season celebrating legend jackie robinson today is jackie robinson day all throughout the major leagues. it celebrates jackie robinson's debut with the brooklyn dodgers back april 15th, 1947, when he broke the color barrier in baseball, all major league players, coaches and managers will wear jackie robinson's number 42, in honor of the man who changed both sports and american society. >> the giants will face the marlins in miami tonight after wrapping up a weekend series with florida's other big league baseball team, reigning cy young award winner blake snell had another tough day on the mound. san francisco lost to the rays in tampa bay, 9 to 4. snell gave up seven hits, walked two batters over four innings in his second start with the orange and black. the giants have lost five of their past eight games. san francisco has six wins and ten

losses for the season so far. the oakland a's have now won three series in a row. for the first time since 2012. the a's rallied from five runs down to beat the washington nationals 7 to 6. they now have a record of six wins and three losses after only winning one of their first seven games, the a's begin a series against the boston red sox at the oakland coliseum tonight. >> our time is now 424. the first woman to sign a contract with a partner team for major league baseball in 2022 is again making history. kelsey whitmore's latest groundbreaking achievement is with a new bay area sports team. the oakland ballers have signed a pitcher and outfielder, making her the first woman to play in baseball's independent pioneer league. >> doing the best i can to be a role model, you know, for younger girls to continue striving for, for their goals, for their dreams. to me, it's just an honor to be a part of that. and it's a blessing to be given that opportunity.

>> way to go, miss whitmore is one of three players the ballers signed following their open tryout in oakland back on april 6th. >> the bay fc pro soccer team hosted a women's empowerment theme night at their home game match. early arrival fans filled out posters with the names of women who inspire them for a chance to make it on the video board. san francisco based dj bite-size hyped up the crowd at the fan fest. pre-match food trucks at the event were all woman owned, and an all girls drumline welcomed bay fc players onto the pitch, and all girls high school choir performed the national anthem. a warning for drivers heading to los angeles. the rockslide that is creating a traffic nightmare for drivers along one highway and two of the restaurant is rated the most viral right here in the bay area. >> we'll tell you who they are and where they placed on the list. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by

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seem to be a priority to the sheriff's department. it's like they think everything's fine. >> san francisco sheriff's deputies attacked inside the county jails. their union now calling for more staffing and the national guard to step in. and today is the deadline to file your taxes. what you need to know if you'd like an extension from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome to monday. it's april 15th. it is tax day. >> it's tax day. done done. long

time ago. good. all right steve paulson it's a stressful day for a lot of people. hopefully we have some nice weather. >> that's why i do it in february. yeah yeah. get it done. get it over with. all right 40 on the temps here for most a lot of low clouds in place here. and there will be some higher clouds so we won't warm up too much. but it was unseasonably cool over the week. or cold. believe it or not on saturday but trying to clear out. but the low clouds will keep kind of a cap on things here with 60s on the temps. all right. allies here almost for 30. and she sees on a monday. hopefully nothing. >> i am trying to find a couple of problems. i pull it up on the map to show you because this is happening in the east bay. so if you're coming from 580 in westbound at first street, this is in dublin. there is a crash that just happened and there are some injuries. so there's a couple of lanes blocked because of that. and you can also see another crash in the livermore valley and some slow traffic coming on the altamont pass in that westbound direction. let's

skip ahead to highway four in bay point. getting a little bit busier as the morning goes on in that westbound direction. 880 in oakland north and southbound looks good past the coliseum. nicely lit up there on that screen in golden gate bridge. traffic is good, and i'm going to skip ahead to the toll plaza, which you can see right now is very light for 30. let's go back to the desk. >> topping our news this morning. president biden is holding several high level meetings at the white house today to discuss iran's unprecedented attack on israel, the israeli military reports tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles toward israel this weekend. israeli officials report they were able to intercept 99% of those missiles with the help of its military allies. the biden administration says the us fully supports israel, but does not want to see this conflict spread into a wider war. >> united states is not seeking escalation. our actions have been purely defensive in nature. >> now, today, president biden is scheduled to discuss iran's

attack on israel with two world leaders the prime ministers of iraq and the czech republic. recent attacks in san francisco county jails have resulted in several deputies being taken to the hospital, and now two jails are on lockdown. >> ktvu zac sos has details. >> people are getting hurt. it's extremely violent. >> san francisco county sheriffs union president ken lombard speaking out after nine deputies were attacked by inmates at county jails over the last three weeks, some of them taking punches to the head. >> and just this friday, several deputies had dislocated shoulders. >> the day before, another deputy bitten by an inmate so hard that his skin was broken. >> i mean, there's a high risk of disease, being transferred over to you. >> the escalating violence prompting the sheriff's office to temporarily lock down two county jails, one on moreland drive in san bruno, the other on seventh street and san francisco's soma district.

>> we're almost like running prisons in san francisco. it's not a jail environment. >> prisoner on prisoner violence also a concern, according to the union and 2023 county jails saw a 58% year over year increase in prisoner fights. attacks on inmates grew by 79. lomba says. the root cause is a department wide staffing shortage. >> we've been warning the sheriff for years. there needs to be appropriate level of staff. you need deputies to be there for backup for emergencies, and you need deputies for, you know, command presence as a deterrence and all that's being whittled away. and our staffing is thinning out and there's no aggressive hiring, prompting the union to call on sheriff paul miyamoto, mayor london breed and city supervisor aaron peskin to bring in help from the u.s. military, the california national guard, to assist with staffing until the sheriff brings us up to proper

staffing. >> in a statement, the sheriff's office calling the union's request, quote, premature and not necessary at this time, adding, quote, in light of recent incidents in our jails, the sheriff's office is actively working on comprehensive plans to address issues raised by the deputy sheriff's association. we believe that our current internal response strategies will immediately address the increase in assaults on our members. >> i haven't seen any of that happen. it's been four years. our staffing has been collapsing. this needs to be done now. i hope he does it. i really do. >> as for the lockdowns taking place at both jails, unclear exactly what time the sheriff's office plans to lift them. we have been told, though, that they should be resuming normal operations this week in san francisco. zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. all right, zach, thank you. >> time is 434. authorities in australia now say this weekend's deadly attack at a busy shopping mall was not an act of terrorism. police, swat team

shot and killed a man who fatally stabbed at least six people at the shopping center outside of sydney, says several others were critically injured, including a nine month old baby. the police have now identified the attacker is 40 year old joel kachi. australia's prime minister says he has a long history of mental health problems. >> it would appear that this person has a lack acted alone. the motives are not known yet and speculation on that would not be helpful at this time. >> now, australian police say the attacker may have been targeting women. five of the six people who were stabbed to death were women. >> police in chicago now say gang related violence led to a deadly weekend shooting. one eight year old girl was killed and ten others were wounded. several of the wounded are also children. now. police say the gunfire erupted during a family

gathering at a home in the south side of chicago saturday night. witnesses say a car drove by the home and several people inside the car opened fire. investigators believe the victims were targeted. so far, there have been no arrests in the case. >> our time now for 35. in santa clara county, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a man who allegedly was pretending to be a police officer. the sheriff's office says it happened when that deputy stopped the man for expiring registration tags. the driver reportedly was wearing a security uniform with the word police on it. he had a duty belt and a bulletproof vest on it, and the suspect was arrested for impersonating a peace officer possession of illegal weapons and drug related offenses. >> firefighters in oakland quickly put out a garage fire and kept the flames from spreading to the entire home. that fire was reported at a house located at the corner of east 12th street and 19th avenue. no one was hurt, but

firefighters say the cause appears to be the spontaneous ignition of a lithium battery. the alameda county fire department has released new footage of a house fire that injured one person last week. that fire started at a home in san leandro on fleming street on thursday. the department shared this video, taken from a camera mounted to a firefighter's helmet. two families were displaced. one person suffered smoke inhalation. the cause of that fire is still unknown. >> all right, pam, time is 436. today is april 15th. the tax deadline day. the irs says it's received more than 100 million tax returns so far, and says a new program aimed at making filing taxes easier was rolled out this year. the california is one of 12 states allowing people who made $79,000 a year or less last year to file for free on the website of the irs. the irs says you can file a free extension if you cannot make tonight's deadline. well,

businesses are offering some sweet deals on this tax day. customers at krispy kreme can buy a dozen glazed or assorted donuts at regular price, and then get a second dozen of glazed donuts for the price of the sales tax in your state. that's 7.25% here in california, the first 1000 grubhub customers typing in the discount code tax break will get $15 off delivery orders over $25, and dine in guests at hooters who buy ten wings today will get ten more free of charge. the california highway patrol has an important warning for bay area drivers heading south to los angeles county. >> pch in malibu remains closed in both directions due to a massive rock slide. this is part of the life in southern california. >> our rural roadways or mountain roadways. you're never going to completely eliminate that risk now.

>> pacific coast highway is the main road leading to pepperdine university. the chp says it will remain closed until at least 3:00 this afternoon. that is an ongoing issue in malibu. the price of the beauty there along the coast. all right. we have that as well up here, probably because of the storms. right, steve? >> and sometimes the one on saturday was pretty impressive for the middle of april here. unseasonably cold, pretty good rain as well. we're on the drier side of that now. i mean, you don't see temps this cool here. and this is even much warmer than what we had on saturday. so sunday low 60s, san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose i'm slow to bump these up here. there's a lot of low clouds still in place here, but gradually it will warm up after a cold. some areas on sunday or on saturday afternoon. we're about 46 degrees, which is just hard to believe. a little warmer for cast. i'll ease into it, but that'll take us into tuesday and also wednesday. there goes our big old low. i'll tell you, this

has been a series of these coming in. we're getting at that point of the season, though, where they're probably going to be fewer and far between 40s on. the temps cool up in the hills as well. 40s here, a couple of 50s here, especially with the low cloud deck, is hayward, fremont, san jose, mountain view, san carlos, sfo, so 49 woodside and then a lot of even los altos hills, half moon bay, pillar point, 48, pacifica 51 though stanford, menlo park, san carlos, belmont, san mateo 30s up in the mountains 48. arcadia, 49 in los angeles and 50 in las vegas. except for low clouds, there's a few high clouds that will drag across, so mix of sun and clouds today, but temperatures really just slowly beginning to work their way up. low clouds. some sun today, but i would expect gradual warming. i don't think anything crazy is coming in, but we'll see some temperatures getting back into the mid, maybe a few upper 70s by the time we get to wednesday thursday, but it looks like it comes right back down towards the end of the week though. no rain in the forecast. can we go nine days without any rain?

we'll see. right now it looks like seven. kicking the clouds away. low clouds, cool low sun and low clouds a little warmer, but they're still going to be a breeze there. 60s to a few. only near 70. >> thank you steve. the recount begins from a recent election. who's paying for that count in this tight race for a local seat in congress and san francisco mayor london breed is in china this week. >> we'll tell you what she's

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in southern california was all caught on camera. the driver of a black car went speeding down a road in a residential area. this is in riverside county. the car as the car sped down the street, it jumped a curb and went airborne. you see a look at this again. just incredible. the vehicle then landed in that garage where a truck was parked. the riverside county fire department says the driver was taken to the hospital, but only

with minor injuries. from what we understand, and no one inside that home was hurt. >> that's amazing. >> thankfully. yeah. incredible video. well, california is the state with the highest number of people experiencing homelessness. >> and that's why one man decided to build his own home using scraps. reporter susan hirasuna is in los angeles, and she takes us inside to show us this man's home from the bottom of the arroyo seco. >> the view of alejandro diaz's custom home. there are multiple makeshift homes built from scrap lumber and scavenged trash on this narrow strip next to the 110 freeway. but diaz's home yellow with white trim, stands out. there's a concrete path to the front door on the other side, a garden with freshly planted flowers and trees. >> hey, diaz says everyone approves of his home and it's clear he's house proud. >> gracias, gracias. he somehow managed to get the materials

like these ornamental stones across the arroyo. he installed ladders to access his little plot of land, and there's a pulley. diaz came to the u.s. from guatemala eight years ago. he's lived here happily. two years. here? no one bothers him. he says. no police, no strangers . >> mas contento. >> inside the structure, there's a neatly made bed. though he apologizes for the mass, he enjoys tv and lights, extension cords, drawing power from the streetlight in this small room, a toilet without running water. diaz may have created his own little oasis, but living here has its challenges in this neighborhood. traversing between homes means a kind of a scary walk. then there's the constant noise from the 110 freeway and the swift water in the arroyo that can go from brook to raging river, and a storm. diaz has a bridge he can reconstruct in a

minute, but his neighbor francisco proves how treacherous crossing without one can be. whoa! careful he's okay. and claims his life here along the arroyo is better than when he lived on the streets. >> un poco viene. >> that was susan hirasuna reporting in los angeles. back here in the bay area. san francisco mayor london breed is now leading a local delegation for a week long trip to china. now, the group left the bay area yesterday. the mayor's trip is part of her efforts to strengthen economic ties with shanghai, san francisco's sister city in china, and there are plenty of other items on the mayor's agenda this week. >> 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. >> now, the mayor is traveling with several asian owned business and community leaders from san francisco. they will be making stops in four cities during their trip across china. >> our time is 446 two. bay area restaurants are ranked in the top ten of the most viral restaurants in america. the betway, the online gambling company, looked at the 100 restaurants in the u.s. with the most instagram hashtags. the french laundry in yountville had the sixth most number of posts related to it, and the house of prime rib in san francisco had the ninth most. another restaurant in california topped the list that is nobu in malibu, and salesforce is in advanced negotiations to acquire redwood city based software company infamous, aka informatica. customers include deloitte and unilever. it shares have gone up almost 43% this year, valuing

the company around $11.3 billion. the price for discussion is currently below informatica's current share price of $38.48, reported by the wall street journal. if that deal closes, it will be salesforce's biggest since it acquired slack in 2020 for almost $28 billion. >> bart has announced the winners of its teen poetry contest. the agency recently released the names of the 31 winners. bart asked applicants to answer the question how do the many places, people and aspects of the region make the bay home? applicants had to be between the ages of 13 and 19. the winning poems can be found at story dispensers at select stations that include the balboa park station, downtown berkeley, fruitvale and pleasant hill. bart also says it's working to install a dispenser at the san leandro station. >> our time is 448. an airport in san carlos had a lot of runners touching down on the

tarmac for the hiller aviation museum's 10-k run. the participants could also choose between a two and five k run. this was the event's eighth year, bringing runners of all ages and speeds to the 2600 foot long runway. it's marketed as one of the most unique running experiences in the bay area, for it's very unusual location. you don't see that every day. >> you definitely don't. all right. very cool. yeah all right. let's check in with steve paulson. what do you see for weather? where are you starting? >> a little warmer, but not much. gradually. it's been so cool here. we'll just gradually get into this here with temperatures. they were unseasoned cool over the weekend and we're trying to warm it up. it'll still be below average though for everyone today. maybe closer to average tomorrow, but temperatures san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose 6667, 65, 66. those are all below average here. another strong upper low. i'm just churning away full, slowly

kicking out. it's moved into the four corners now. that'll be a big weather maker as it goes across the country. 40s 50s some low 40s in the mix here. 45 boulder creek 43 hollister a little cool there. low 50s around santa clara, cupertino, saratoga and campbell. santa cruz also at 5030s up in the mountains 47 ukiah to 4946 fresno and bakersfield. that's cool for this time of year for them, our system has kicked out, but a lot of low clouds are still in place and a few high clouds will drift across here. so it's a slow process, low clouds, some sun today. but temperatures nearly kind of struggling. but they're getting there slowly. gradual warming this week. temperatures will get into the 70s if not today for sure tomorrow. but on the outlook for rain there's nothing showing up here. can we go more than nine days without any rain? that's the way it's been since going back to december. maybe, but i don't trust anything right now. but for today, kicking the clouds away to sun and low clouds. few high clouds, a little warmer, but temperatures

still staying below average 5060. held on to a few 70s fairfield, antioch. more so likely tomorrow. but again, it looks like just a nice pattern taking us into the rest of the week and into the weekend. >> thank you steve. more out of control sideshows were reported in the bay area this past weekend. what we're learning so far about the investigation and thousands of people were in san francisco's japantown over the weekend. we're going to show you some f the

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service to shift it to be more focused on people with developmental disabilities. the changes go into effect in june at disneyland. decaf coffee may not be the best alternative to caffeinated coffee. health advocacy groups are petitioning the fda to ban a key chemical that's used to remove the caffeine. it's called methylene chloride. now, the chemical is used for stripping, paint, cleaning metal, and degreasing. currently, the fda allows a small amount of the chemical to remain on the beans sold to consumers, but some argue direct exposure can cause drowsiness, numbness, and nausea. weekend one of coachella is in the books, and it included plenty of special appearances for the mib. >> he could be in my be. >> will smith came out as a surprise guest during j. balvin's performance last night on the main stage. he performed the song he wrote back in the 90s as a tie in to the men in

black movie. it is one of smith's first appearances since he slapped chris rock at the 2022 academy awards, and some reunions at coachella as well, including the return of the band. no doubt it was the first time they played together in more than nine years. the set featured many of their original hits from the 90s and early 2000, including don't speak and spiderwebs. they were also joined on stage by pop star olivia rodrigo for one song, and colombian superstar shakira announced she is going on a world tour this year. oh i forget, see the man who said that to me over there? the singer made the announcement during a surprise performance there at coachella, as well. finally, we're going on tour, starting here. >> starting here, this november, this year, in this city. can't wait. couldn't ask for more. thank you so much.

>> the tour announcement comes weeks since the release of her 12th studio album, which features collaborations with spanish artists and american rapper cardi b. the hips don't lie singer has officially announced her tour dates or stops, but she is suggesting to her wolf pack to sign up for the announcement and register for presale tickets. that world tour begins in november. civil war topped the box offices across the united states this weekend. the new film from production company a24, focuses on a group of journalists during a second american civil war that has broken out across the country. it brought in nearly $26 million, exceeding estimates. that's a record opening for a24 and the biggest r-rated film opening so far this year godzilla and kong. the new empire dropped to second place after two weekends in the top spot. mta golingan 90,000

celebrated in stockton for the annual sic festival over the weekend. the event is a staple in the region, with a centuries worth of traditions. one of the highlights of the festival is the parade, which winds through the streets of downtown stockton. the event draws in people from all corners of the globe. >> it's amazing. i mean, we got people from across the world who came here, again, across the central valley, of course, but even from punjab, from canada, from east coast. so for us, it's a blessing to kind of host everyone that came from afar. >> one building at the center of the weekend festival was the stockton gurdwara. the not only is it touted as the oldest sikh place of worship in the country, but it also acted as a launch pad for advocating immigration rights and sikh religious based movements. organizers say about 20,000 people attended this year's festival, and tens of thousands of people spent this past weekend in san francisco's japantown. they came to enjoy the sights and sounds of one of

the city's most popular events. a huge crowd turned out for northern california's 57th annual cherry blossom festival, a celebration of japanese and japanese american culture includes parades, floats, live music, and great food. >> we came for like from about an hour away, but it was totally worth it. like this mochi. this mochi was really, really good. and i also got some of the matcha ice cream. >> matcha ice cream sounds good. another huge crowd is expected in san francisco's japantown next weekend. the cherry blossom festival will wrap up next saturday and sunday for the final weekend of the event, and san francisco's historic ferry building became the scene of a spectacular light show over the weekend. multimedia artist sarah bird found a dramatic way to show off her portrait of a 1500 year old redwood tree. take a look. she projected an image of the ancient tree on the clock

tower of the iconic building at the foot of market street. the artist has just released a new documentary exploring the wonders of the historic redwoods and bay area. pet lovers got a chance to bring home an adorable puppy over the weekend. the humane society of silicon valley and milpitas hosted its popular puppy palooza event on saturday and sunday. it offered a 25% discount on adoption fees. the goal was to find a loving home for more than 50 puppies. >> we just lost one of our dogs recently, so this is like kind of important to me. >> we came to meet, sam today and see if he's going to go home with us. >> the humane society says the pet adoption event opens up more room at the shelter for rescue animals. ben and jerry's is offering free ice cream this week. the company is famous. free cone day is set for tomorrow from noon to eight. customers can choose any flavor for free. cone. the annual tradition started back in 1979

to celebrate the first year of the business. last year, ben and jerry's dished out 970,000 free scoops. this year, the company wants you to help meet its new goal of 1 million scoops served. >> rapid hiring is no aggressive hiring. hiring doesn't seem to be a priority to the sheriff's department. it's like they think everything's fine. >> san francisco sheriff's deputies were attacked inside the county jails, their union now demanding more staffing. and for the national guard to be called in, they're going to run the ballots through the scanner again. >> and those tend not to end up changing the results. >> well, the vote recount begins today in santa clara county for the congressional race in the 16th district, with one political expert predicts the end result will be. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for

joining us. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning april 15th. what's the weather like. let's check in with steve paulsen. >> well gradually warmer but still well below average here. a lot of low clouds in place. i mean, big time around peninsula san jose. and it may be a little tough to burn off here, although, you know, we will eventually. but 40s to low 50s and not only low clouds, some higher clouds. so some sun today. but i think the combination of the low and the high clouds, we're trying to kick in the clouds away, that's for sure. but a little extensive low cloud deck mix of sun, low and high clouds, slightly warmer. and we my gosh, we can't get any colder than what we were on saturday, that's for sure. but i think temperatures will stay below average here. maybe tomorrow we'll start to go a little above. but today it's all 60s. all right. ali is here. she is going to talk about what? at 5:00 we're going to go back to the livermore valley. >> a couple of issues there to know about if you're driving in from tracy westbound at 580, you see some of that slow traffic near the altamont pass. and

there is a minor problem. this is westbound 580 just east of altamont pass road. there is a stalled vehicle there, and you see some of the traffic starting to build up as we continue to watch it, let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza in the eastbound direction. so non commute direction just west of the toll plaza there is a hit and run crash with injuries. and we'll check the live triple a traffic camera of that bay bridge toll plaza in just a second. south bay commute. looks good. san mateo bridge traffic looks good as well. and here's that triple a traffic camera showing the bay bridge toll plaza so that a problem in the eastbound direction. past here. past this view. not creating too much of a hassle for drivers heading into the city at this hour. 501 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. well, two jails in san francisco are still on lockdown. a union leader says sheriff's deputies working in those jails have been attacked by inmates. ktvu james torres is live now to tell us more about this lockdown and what the union for the sheriff's

deputies is demanding from city leaders. good morning, james. >> dave, good morning to you. will a lockdown at two county jails essentially means no visitation, no jail programs or services are happening here at for the time being, san francisco deputy sheriff's association. they're reporting at least nine of their own deputies have been attacked in the last three weeks by inmates inside the jails. just friday, the union reported some of its deputies suffered dislocated shoulders. in other instances, some deputies were punched or even bitten by inmates. the union's president says there is a significant increase in violence in the jails, and says that's happening because of a lack of urgency in addressing short staffing levels. the union wrote a letter to mayor london breed, sheriff miyamoto and other city leaders asking to bring in the national guard for help. >> the deputies do be there for backup for emergencies, and you need deputies for, you know, command presence as a deterrence

and all that's being whittled away and our staffing is thinning out and there's no aggressive hiring. >> the san francisco sheriff's office responding to that call, saying in a statement to ktvu that their request for a national guard to address staffing levels is premature, adding the agency is working to address the issues and has a plan to quote immediately address the increase in assaults on our members. there's no word yet at this time when the lockdown will be officially lifted, though the jail did give us an indication that it may return to normal services this week. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. time is now 504 in the middle east, israeli prime minister netanyahu is holding several meetings today with other top israeli military and political leaders. they're talking about how to retaliate after iran's first ever full scale attack on

israel. the israeli military reports iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel over the weekend, but israel says it was able to intercept 99% of them with the help of its military allies. >> wide scale attack by iran is a major escalation. together with our allies and partners, we're operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> now, the white house says the united states military played a major role in defending israel during that unprecedented attack by iran. that's a terrific testament to the superiority of the israeli military, but also to our own military superiority and the effort, the risk, the resources that president biden committed to helping defend israel. now, the israeli military says the drone attack caused minor damage. a ten year

old girl was severely hurt by shrapnel. about 30 others were treated for minor injuries and anxiety as they ran for cover. but coming up later this hour, we'll bring you more on how the biden administration is responding to that attack. and we have much more on this latest escalation in israel. it's on our website at ktvu.com. there will be another important event today in the already extraordinary race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. >> santa clara county will begin a recount of the vote from the march primary. the congressional district 16 race ended in a stunning fashion. assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian tied for second place. former san jose mayor sam liccardo came in first by more than 8000 votes. now it's possible all three candidates could be on the ballot in november. >> so we're just going to a machine recount the outcomes. probably not going to change. if it was a hand recount, then i

think the odds are actually a little bit better that we might see a difference. >> now, one of the two people requesting the recount is jonathan padilla. he's a former liccardo campaign staff member and posted this message on social media saying, quote, why other democrats don't believe in counting votes and ensuring that the will of the people is transparently reflected, confuses me. it's especially baffling that many of the folks criticizing the recount i'm proposing have themselves advocated for automatic recounts in the past, be that somebody in liccardo's camp thinks, oh no, we might lose if it's three. >> but if we knock one of those two out, then we have a shot. >> now, santa clara county's registrar of voters says work will begin this morning and that it will take the next five days to recount the votes. the recount will cost about $84,000. >> our time is 507. next week, the supreme court will hear arguments about whether or not the homeless can be cited for

sleeping on the streets. back in 2018, the ninth circuit court of appeals issued a decision that said it's unconstitutional to issue criminal citations to homeless people for sleeping outdoors if there not enough shelter beds available. well, now, the small town of grants pass, oregon, is asking the supreme court to overturn that ruling. that issue has divided that town, with the mayor saying she believes more housing for the homeless is needed. >> maybe then we can start policing the parks again, but we still have like 200 people who have to go somewhere. and so i just don't really see how that resolves, the issue now, governor gavin newsom filed a letter supporting grants pass, oregon and the push for clarity on what local governments can do to confront the homelessness crisis. police in napa are investigating a shooting that killed two young women. >> it happened at 8:00 saturday night on riverside drive near laurel street. people who live

in the area say the neighborhood has become a recent target of gang graffiti and crime. one witness tells us some teenage girls were arguing loudly, then walked towards a building, and that's when he heard gunshots. >> since there was just something about those pops that just didn't feel right. and, you know, there was just this scream that like, you know, you feel throughout your whole body. it scared the #### out of me. >> police say one victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and the second died after being transported to the hospital. no one has been arrested and police have not released any information about a suspect. >> our time is 509. the investigation continues in antioch into a deadly multi-vehicle crash where one person was killed. the first report of it came in yesterday afternoon, about 410. police say a lexus suv was going westbound on west 10th street, and an acura sedan was going northbound on auto center drive. they crashed in the middle of the intersection. a 30 year old man driving the acura sedan died

there at the scene. two survivors in the other car were trapped inside both of the patients that were extricated from the vehicle required the use of hurst extrication tools from our truck company. 233 year old women in that lexus suv were treated at a hospital for non-life threatening injuries. it is 509 sideshows kept oakland police very busy over the weekend. at least three cars were set on fire inside joe's. it spread across oakland saturday night and they lasted for hours as oakland police had their hands full trying to break up the crowd. as participants drove through alleys and onto sidewalks and through parking lots, trying to get away from the police. police say shots were fired at several of those sideshow locations. one driver even rammed police cars trying

to get away. >> why? all right, steve paulson has our forecast. it was pretty darn cold over the weekend. >> it was amazingly cold on saturday. i mean, it was about 46 to 49 and raining, which is unheard of, but gradually warming up here, but still well below average here. so temps from yesterday san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose will bump you up a little bit 66, 67, 65, 66. so we're getting there. but it's a slow process now. by by the time we get to when's tuesday and wednesday, we'll be bumping up into the 70s. maybe wednesday, thursday, some well inland could could flirt with 80 degrees. but our powerhouse low and it was for this time of year, no doubt about it, left behind some pretty good rainfall. putting a list together here, generally about a half inch to almost two. plus in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek and ben logan both had over two inches of rain. 40s on the temps, a couple of 30s but mainly 40s to 50s. there is a huge fog bank

over us here, a lot of low clouds, a lot of residual moisture still around 43 ross san anselmo fairfax sonoma is down to 40. napa is 43. rohnert park, sebastopol, windsor, healdsburg, occidental, middletown, upper lake, all in there as well, with low 40s bookends. truckee, south lake tahoe at 3248, bakersfield and fresno to 52. in santa barbara, 48, arcata, 50, in las vegas. so a little cool here. not only the low clouds left behind from that low, which is now kicked off into the four corners, but a few high clouds will drift across. so it's a slow process to warm up, but we'll get there. low clouds, some sun today, but i think there'll be a little bit of a breeze kind of showing itself here today. more of the west northwest gradual warming, and we'll take us into temperatures in the upper 70s as we head towards wednesday. now, again, there's no rain forecast yet, so we could zig and set a zag, but this would take us out for seven days. and remember, since december we have only had nine consecutive days without rain. december 8th to the 16th, in march 13th to the 21st. so

could we go ten days without rain? maybe. maybe the way things are though, i wouldn't wouldn't bank on it trying to kick in the clouds away. at least we're trying to. low clouds, some higher clouds, some sun in there, but temps staying cool. 50s, 60s on the temps gradually warmer next couple of days i think wednesday thursday look pretty good. a little cool down friday. right now the weekend looks good. >> thank you steve. a history making moment this morning in new york. donald trump is set to become the first former us president to face criminal charges. details about the first stages of the trial set to begin today, and the golden state warriors finishing out the regular season by beating the utah jazz. >> we'll tell you, the california rival they'll be playing tomorrow night

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in the new york hush money case against donald trump. conor hansen joins us live from new york city with what we can expect today. good morning. >> good morning pam. that's right. it's a historic day here. sometime over the next hour or so, we're expecting to see former president donald trump show up at this downtown manhattan courthouse. he, of course, is at other cases here in new york. but this is the first time in history a former

us president will face a criminal trial. >> have a good time watching. >> it's the first ever criminal trial of a former president, with jury selection starting in the new york criminal hush money case against donald trump on monday in new york city. >> i will be forced to sit fully gagged. i'm not allowed to talk. >> jury selection could take about two weeks, with the entire trial expected to last between 6 to 8 weeks. through careful questioning, 12 jurors and six alternates will be chosen to serve in the historic case. while donald trump is not required to testify, he's expressed great interest in doing so. >> yeah, i would testify. absolutely. it's a scam. >> the former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election. daniels was allegedly paid $130,000 by former trump lawyer michael cohen to prevent her from talking about an alleged affair with the former president,

something trump says never happened. he's been charged with 34 felonies and pleaded not guilty to all of them. >> the narrator of the story, one of the things that donald and his legal team are trying to do is every day it's to discredit me. >> now, both michael cohen and stormy daniels are expected to take the witness stand at some point over the next month or two. pam. >> all right. thank you so much for that live report from new york. we will stay on top of this story. >> all right. our time is 517 for the second straight year, the golden state warriors will play the sacramento kings in the postseason. and they're going to play each other tomorrow night in sacramento at golden one center in the play-in tournament. the warriors finished up their regular season yesterday, beating the utah jazz 123 to 116. now, since it was not likely the warriors are going to move up from their 10th seed, both steph curry and

draymond green sat out the game, but klay thompson was hot. he picked up the slack just like that. he had 25 points, including six three pointers. >> we have a really good connection on this team. good chemistry guys pulling for each other. putting in the work. so i've got a good, good feeling about what's what's ahead. >> you know it's do or die probably feels a little more ncaa tournament ish. >> five seconds. that's last may. the warriors beat the kings in a hard game, seven game playoff series. while the warriors are pretty hot now, winning ten of their last 12 games, the kings lost five of their last seven games. now they will play tomorrow night in the i-80 battle. the game starts at 7 p.m, although the warriors are the lower seed, they are two point favorites and watching them play lately, dub nation confident about the rematch. >> the warriors have actually

done well on the road this season. they're 25 and 16 on the road. only 21 and 20 at home, but donations certainly helping the warriors go on a winning streak and bring those games back home to chase center. >> they get their families involved. it's bigger than just watching a basketball game. it's feeling connected to your team, to your players and obviously the bay area to chase center. >> and we just checked online the lowest priced tickets for tomorrow's game in sacramento. actually not too bad. $180, not including fees, but i think i looked at yesterday's tickets and they were you know, 350 and up. so anyway, we'll see a lot of, a lot of play and warriors gear around and kings gear. there's a lot of kings fans around here too steve. right. >> it's a good rivalry, but so far the warriors own them so far. yeah without malik monk the kings i think are fingers crossed. yeah. all right. we do have a gradual warming trend here, but boy was it cold on saturday, cold on saturday. but

we'll get some slightly warmer temps here, especially on tuesday into wednesday. sandra pleasant hill, san mateo and san jose. unseasonably cool yesterday as well. slightly warmer today. just 60s really on the temps. another strong deep low drops in for the middle of april. usually we don't see this, but we did. this is two systems in a row back to back weekends where we had really deep systems. here looks like that. we're going to get a break now the 40s 50s on the temps. santa rosa's 41, petaluma was 42, vallejo 43. napa is in there. but an extensive low cloud deck is really over. almost all locations. a cloudy to mostly cloudy 40s on the temps. el sobrante is 46. walnut creek is 47 degrees, mainly upper 40s and low 50s 32 in the mountains. truckee, south lake tahoe 47, ukiah to 47 in los angeles. how about that? a few high clouds drifting over. no big deal, but they'll kind of keep the low cloud deck around a little bit. so i would, you

know, low clouds, some sun today. but really we're held in check here until probably tomorrow. then i think we'll start to bump up gradual warming this week as temperatures begin to try and warm up. but as you know, we're looking for any rain, at least for the next seven days. unless there's some, you know, unless there's a fly in the ointment here, it does look pretty quiet here. and since december, we have only had nine consecutive days without rain. that was december 8th to the 16th and march 13th to the 21st. could we go 9 or 10? well, it looks like we're going seven. so let the clock begin kicking the clouds away. it's a slow process, but we're trying a lot of low clouds, high clouds, some sun. but 50s 60s on the temps today. >> okay steve, thank you. times 522 a man in southern california decided to build his own home using scraps. we're going to show you as we go inside his new home in the a's are on a roll. we have the highlights of the a's third stra ht er s wi

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play the marlins in miami after wrapping up a weekend series with florida's other big league team, the reigning cy young award winner blake snell had another rough day on the mound. the giants lost to the rays in tampa, 9 to 4. snell gave up seven hits. he walked two batters during four innings in his second start with the giants . the giants, by the way, have lost five of their last eight games. san francisco has six wins and ten losses so far this season. now, the oakland a's have now won three series in a row for the first time since 2012. the a's rallied down from five runs down and they beat the washington nationals 7 to 6. they now have a record of seven wins, nine losses after only winning one of their first seven games. the a's now begin the series against the saint louis cardinals at the oakland coliseum tonight. will the first

woman to sign a contract with a partner team for a major league baseball in 2022 is again making history. kelsey whitmore's latest groundbreaking achievement is with a new bay area sports team. the oakland ballers have signed the pitcher and outfielder, making her the first woman to play in baseball's independent pioneer league. >> doing the best i can to be a role model, you know, for younger girls to continue striving for, for their goals, for their dreams. to me, it's just an honor to be a part of that. and it's a blessing to be given that opportunity. >> now, whitmore was one of three players the ballers signed after their open tryout in oakland back on april 6th. it's now 527. a warning if you're driving heading toward los angeles, the latest on a rockslide causing a traffic nightmare

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reported in the bay area over this past weekend. what we are learning so far about the investigation and today's the deadline to file your taxes. what you need to know if you'd like an extension from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark.

>> it's monday morning. it's april 15th. >> all right. let's check in with steve paulson. very cold over the weekend. it was i think that's changing saturday was i, i mean the highs were set around one in the morning around 5455 because of four in the afternoon. >> it was 46 degrees. >> for many it felt like february. >> it felt like december or february. no kidding, that was unseasonably cold. so you knew we had to rebound from that. we are gradually. but i mean, there's a lot of low clouds in place here. so 40s, 50s on the temps. i mean, it's going to be a slow process here, but the system responsible for that cold and the rain has now moved out. so we're kicking the clouds away. but it's a slow process. there's a lot of low clouds around the mix of sun, high clouds, low clouds, but slightly warmer 60s on the temps today. all right. ali's here. anything new? >> there's a bit of a bright spot in traffic right now. some of the earlier crashes that we were following in the livermore valley have been cleared. and also at the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at the maps. and that crash icon you see there. that was a previous crash

in the eastbound direction at the toll plaza that's now been cleared, but it's taken a while for the maps to sort of clear that out. we are getting a new report of a crash in the castro valley area again in the eastbound direction of 580. so non commute direction, redwood on ramp. and we don't see a crash icon yet. but we will look out for that. taking a look at the rest of your east bay commute you can see things getting a little bit slow at on highway four highway 24 in lafayette. things look good here , a little crowded, but this is that picture we wanted to show you that triple a traffic camera shows you a crowd in the westbound direction at bay point heading towards, concord. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. things here look good. metering lights not on just yet. and it will take, you know, time to get onto the span. 531 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. well, oakland police really had their hands full over the weekend with several sideshows where cars were set on fire. one car even rammed into police cars. ktvu is amanda quintana is here now showing us the video that

captured some of that chaos. good morning amanda. >> good morning. we know sideshows are pretty common in oakland, but saturday night they were especially out of control. and they were happening at multiple locations throughout the city at the same time. we have video showing dozens of people watching these sideshows, some even hanging off the cars and running in front of them. police got calls about sideshows at four different locations early sunday morning and they say gunshots were reported at many of them in video from the scene, you can see police attempted to block off an exit at foothill and high street. some cars drove up onto the sidewalk to get away. once police blocked off that exit, one car still tried to get around. you can see this driver in the blue car and the passenger. they eventually get detained. then another car barreled through the police line, hitting two police cruisers right there, then

taking off with what sounded like a gunshot as it took off right here. police stood by as cars burnt rubber, and then at least three cars were lit on fire. and you could see one person goes to stand on top of the car as flames take it over. others set off fireworks around that car. now, overall, this was just a mess. oakland police haven't said how many people were arrested yet, but they say this investigation is ongoing. pam, back to you. >> thank you. amanda. president biden is holding several high level meetings at the white house today to discuss iran's unprecedented attack on israel, the israeli military reports tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles toward israel this weekend. israeli officials report they were able to intercept 99% of those missiles with the help of its military allies. the biden administration says the us fully supports israel, but does not want to see this conflict spread into a wider war. >> the united states is not

seeking escalation. our actions have been purely defensive in nature. >> today, president biden is scheduled to discuss iran's attack on israel with two world leaders the prime minister of iraq and the czech republic. >> our time now. 534, in the investigation continues in australia into a deadly attack at a busy shopping mall in australia, swat teams shot and killed a man who fatally stabbed at least six people at the shopping center outside of sydney on saturday. several others were critically hurt, including a nine month old baby. the police identified the attacker as 40 year old joel khaki. australia's prime minister says he has a long history of mental health. >> problems would appear that this person has a lacked acted alone. the motives are not known yet and speculate on that would not be helpful at this time.

>> now, australian police said the attacker may have been targeting women. five of the six people who were stabbed to death were women. >> police in chicago now say gang related violence led to a deadly weekend shooting. one eight year old girl was killed and ten others wounded. several of the wounded are also children . police say the gunfire erupted during a family gathering at a home at the in the south side of chicago saturday night. witnesses say a car drove by the home and several people inside the car opened. fire investigators believe some of the victims were targeted. so far, there have been no arrests in the case. >> time is now 535. in santa clara county, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a man who was allegedly pretending to be a cop . the sheriff's office says it happened when the deputy stopped the man who had expired. registration tags. the man, reportedly wearing a security uniform with the word police on it. he also wore a duty belt and

had a bulletproof vest. the suspect was arrested for and accused of impersonating a peace officer. also, he had illegal weapons and he was arrested for drug related offenses. well, today, as you know, is the april 15th tax deadline day and the irs says it's received more than 100 million tax returns so far. and a new program aimed at making filing easier was rolled out this year. the california is one of 12 states allowing people who made $79,000 a year or less last year to file for free on the irs website. but the irs says you can file a free extension if you cannot make tonight's deadline, and businesses are offering some sweet deals on this tax day, customers at krispy kreme can buy a dozen glazed or assorted donuts at regular price, and then get a second dozen of

glazed donuts for the price of the sales tax in your state, that's for many, is 7.25% here in california. now, the first 1000 grubhub customers typing in the discount code tax break will get $15 off delivery orders over $25 and dine in guests at hooters who buy ten wings today will get ten more free of charge . >> the california highway patrol has an important warning for bay area drivers heading south to los angeles. pch in malibu remains closed in both directions due to a massive rock slide. this is part of the life in southern california. >> our rural roadways or mountain roadways. you're never going to completely eliminate that risk now. >> pacific coast highway is the main road leading to pepperdine university. the chp says it will remain closed until at least 3:00 this afternoon, but had

significant rain over the weekend. so definitely can cause problems along the coast, as we know. let's check in with steve paulson. i don't think there's any rain, though, in the forecast ahead. >> not for a week, not for a week. we'll take a look at santa cruz mountains, though. they were by far and away the winner. the projection we showed you on friday was they would get the most and they did. ben loman had 2.40 boulder creek, just over two inches of rain, mount tamalpais almost an inch and three quarters, lima valley an inch and a quarter. tilden park also an inch and a quarter, and saratoga hills inch. in 19/100. the locations with 72 hour rainfall. not too bad here. sleepy hollow over an inch of rain. alum rock near alum rock, 102 mission peak, fremont .91 konocti .81 oakland three quarters. santa rosa two thirds, san francisco 58/100. in san jose picked up 47/100. the big miss was on the peninsula. you just was not a lot of rain there. quarter inch for some. that's all i saw for sfo. a little bit warmer here gradually after an incredibly cold saturday. i mean between 2 and

5:00 it was around 46 to 49 degrees and raining. we may not see that again for a long time. san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose bumping it up still below average but bumping it up. and we'll continue this theme. probably into wednesday. there goes our low. took the turn, did exactly what we thought, and has now moved off into the four corners 40s 50s on the temps 48. woodside 48. pacifica a lot of low 50s. look at that. that's isothermal. so upper 40s cooler temps on the coast and inland 32 truckee south lake tahoe arcade is 4847 los angeles downing monterey it's 51. low clouds, extensive low clouds are still around in a few high clouds. but for today, low clouds. some sun today. but again, it's going to be on the cool side, but gradually warmer. we'll take that into midweek. could get some upper 70s by wednesday. thursday you guys. >> thank you steve $400 million in bogus investments here in the bay area. we're going to go through the fbi's list of local counties that suffered the biggest losses. >> also san francisco mayor

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car speeding down a road in a neighborhood in riverside county. the car sped down the street, jumped the curb and went airborne. look at that. right into that house garage. the riverside county fire department says the driver was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries, and no one inside the home was reportedly injured. a homeless man in los angeles has found a unique way to put a roof over his head. alejandro diaz decided to build his own home right along the 110 freeway. drivers can see his bright yellow home with white trim. he built it using discarded lumber and other materials. he discovered while living on the street. there's a concrete path leading to the front door, along with a garden and flowers and trees. now here's a look at inside the home. alejandro diaz says he often enjoys watching television while lying in bed. he's hooked up to an extension cord to a streetlight to provide power for his custom built home.

>> our time is now 544. a new national survey is out. it says many adults who were removed from medicaid during the pandemic are still uninsured. during the past year, more than 20 million people were removed from medicaid programs, data from a survey shows. 23% were left with no insurance coverage at all. however, 28% of those receive coverage through some other means, like the affordable care act marketplace or through an employer. medicare or military coverage. >> san francisco mayor london breed is now leading a local delegation for a week long trip to china. the mayor's trip is part of her efforts to strengthen economic ties with shanghai, san francisco's sister city in china, and there are plenty of other items on the mayor's agenda this week. >> 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 is traveling with several asian business owners and community leaders from san francisco. they'll be making stops in four cities during their trip around china. >> all right. our time is 545. two bay area restaurants are ranked in the top ten of the most viral restaurants in america. now, betway, the online gambling company, looked at the 100 restaurants in the u.s. with the most instagram hashtags. the french laundry in yountville had the sixth most number of posts related to it, and the house of prime rib in san francisco had the ninth most. another restaurant here in california topped the list. that's nobu in malibu. >> bart has announced the winners of its teen poetry contest. the agency recently released the names of the 31

winners. bart asked applicants to answer the question how do the many places, people and aspects of the region make the bay home? applicants had to be between the ages of 13 and 19. the winning poems can be found at a story dispenser at select bart stations that include balboa park, downtown berkeley, fruitvale, and pleasant hill. bart says it's also working to install a dispenser at the san leandro station. for anyone planning a trip to yosemite national park needs a reservation. want to just remind you of that? that entry request system went into effect at the park on saturday. the hopes of cutting down multi hour lines at entry stations from now until june 30th. you will need a reservation on weekends and holidays. then every day starting july 1st through august 16th, reservations go back to weekends and holidays only on august 17th through october. >> so do you think you can get me in? >> you should definitely head to yosemite if you can. >> i have to raise ahead of ali

rasmus because she's always on the move. ali. how's the commute look so far this morning? >> the commute is okay, especially for this hour on a monday morning. so let's take you to the maps. and we want to show you that crash we mentioned last time. the icon hadn't popped up yet. now you see it there. this is in castro valley, eastbound direction of 580 at redwood road off ramp a couple of lanes are blocked because of this, but again, because it is in that eastbound direction, you don't see too much of a backup. there this crash over here by the dublin pleasanton interchange, that's been cleared. so you don't have to worry about that if that's your direction. bay bridge toll plaza. our triple a traffic camera shows that the metering lights are on. and so you see a little bit of slowing. it's just beginning as you get onto the span. richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza looks good, and the eastshore freeway in berkeley looks okay. but all that traffic heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza, which now with the metering lights on, is going to be a little bit slow. 548 here's steve paulson. steve, when i

walked outside this morning, it felt like spring. it felt noticeably warmer, hard to get that cold in april from what we had on the weekend. >> ali i mean, that was incredibly cold. highs on monday were set around 1 or 2:00 in the morning because by 2:00 in the afternoon, it was about 46 to 47 degrees and raining. just may not see that again for a long time. we thought santa cruz mountains would be the leader of the pack. and they were. ben lowman almost 2.5in of rain. boulder creek just over two. mount tamalpais an inch and three quarters. olema valley, also in marin county, an inch and a quarter. tilden park an inch and a quarter. and the saratoga hills there picked up an inch in 19/100. the big winner was the santa cruz mountains. they also ran, unfortunately, was the peninsula just did not get a lot on the peninsula and half moon bay, though had 6/10 of an inch. vallejo .73. fremont also .70. san ramon, dublin was closed just shy of that. berkeley .60 brentwood had a half inch of rain. napa 43, livermore .39 and sfo a quarter of an inch. temperatures can't get much colder than what it was on saturday at least for mid-april,

that's for sure. but temperatures will bump up here as we'll see a little bit today. more likely it will be on tuesday into wednesday san rafael, pleasant hill, san mateo, san jose slowly up we go, but temperature trend probably will continue to rise until at least wednesday. that's that's strong low. this is back to back weekends where we've had unseasonably cold lows 40 on the temps here to low 50s, extensive low cloud deck is in place. a lot of 40s hollister's down to 42. boulder creek 44 and then low 50s around santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell and san jose 32. truckee, south lake tahoe 52, santa barbara to 53. palm springs a little cool for them this time of year. combination of low clouds, some sun and some higher clouds. but we are working slowly to get some more sunshine in here. i think it will be a little bit today, but more likely tomorrow, taking us into wednesday with a gradual warming trend. >> you guys okay steve thank you. time now 550 layoffs. a lot of them at tesla. we'll tell you the number of jobs that have been cut at the electric car

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anybody who lies about having a disability, to avoid waiting in lines for rides and attractions. disneyland and walt disney world recently announced changes to the disability service to make it more focused on people with developmental disabilities. these changes, by the way, take effect in june. >> decaf coffee may not be the best alternative to caffeinated coffee. health advocacy groups are petitioning the fda to ban a key chemical that's used to remove the caffeine, called methylene chloride. now the chemical is used for stripping paint, cleaning metal, and degreasing. currently, the fda allows a small amount of the chemical to be remain on beans sold to consumers, but some argue direct exposure can cause drowsiness, numbness, and nausea. >> all right, pam, i'm wide awake. time is 554. the first weekend at coachella is in the books, and it included plenty of special appearances. here come the mib.

>> peek a boo and my be bop. >> yes, that's will smith. he came out as a surprise guest during j. balvin's performance last night on the main stage. now he performed the song he wrote back in the 90s as a tie in to the men in black movie. this was one of will smith's first appearances since remember, he slapped chris rock at the 2022 academy award show. there were also some reunions at coachella, including the return of the band no doubt. first time they performed together in more than nine years, and their set featured many of their original hits from the 90s and early 2000, including don't speak and spiderwebs. they were also joined on stage by olivia rodrigo for one song. another surprise at coachella came from colombian superstar shakira. >> oh my see, germano said. mark tamayo venmo shepherd and the singer announced she is going on

a world tour this year. finally we're going on tour, starting here. >> starting here. this november and this year in this city. i can't wait, couldn't ask for more. thank you so much. >> the tour announcement comes after the release of her 12th studio album, which features collaborations with spanish artists and american rapper cardi b. shakira has not officially announced her tour dates or stops, but she is suggesting her wolf pack sign up for that announcement and pre-register for the presale tickets. the world tour begins, as she said in november. >> all right, our time is 555. the movie civil war was number one at the box office across the country. this weekend. this new movie from the production company, a 24, focuses on a group of journalists during a second american civil war that broke out around the country. it took in almost $26 million. that exceeded the estimate. that's a

record opening for a 24, and the biggest r-rated movie opening so far this year. godzilla and kong the new empire dropped to second place after two weekends at number one. they collected golingan 90,000 celebrated in stockton for the annual sic festival over the weekend. >> the event has been a tradition in the area for many years. one of the highlights of the festival is the parade, which winds through the streets of downtown stockton. the event draws in people from all around the world. >> it's amazing. i mean, we got people from across the world who came here, again, across the central valley, of course, but even from punjab, from canada, from east coast. so for us, it's a blessing to kind of host everyone that came from afar. >> a building at the center of the weekend festival was the stockton gurdwara that is called the oldest sikh place of worship

in the country and acted as a launchpad for advocating immigration rights and sikh religious based movements. organizers say 20,000 people attended this year's festival. >> our time is now 557. well, tens of thousands of people spent the weekend in san francisco's japantown enjoying one of the city's most popular events. here, a big crowd turned out for northern california s 57th annual cherry blossom festival. this celebration of japanese and japanese american culture included parades and floats and live music and food. >> we came for like from about an hour away, but it was totally worth it. like this mochi. this mochi was really, really good and i also got some of the matcha ice cream. >> now another big crowd is expected next weekend in san francisco's japantown. the cherry blossom festival will wrap up this saturday and sunday. >> san francisco's historic ferry building became the scene

of a spectacular light show over the weekend. multimedia artist sara bird found a dramatic way to show off her portrait of a 1500 year old redwood tree. take a look. she projected the image of the ancient tree on the clock tower of the iconic building at the foot of market street. the artist has just released a new documentary exploring the wonders of the historic redwoods . >> this is jasper pan cook bay area pet lovers had a chance to bring home an adorable puppy over the weekend. the humane society of silicon valley in milpitas hosted its popular puppy palooza saturday and sunday cook, stir. >> they're very cute. >> i know they offered a 25% discount on adoption fees. the goal was to find a loving home for more than 50 puppies. >> we just lost one of our dogs recently, so it's is like kind of important to me. >> we came to meet, sam today and see if he's going to go home

with us. >> the humane society says this pet adoption event creates more room at the shelter for rescue animals. well, two san francisco county jails still on lockdown. nine sheriff's deputies were injured during the attacks by inmates. we'll tell you what the deputies union is demanding when it comes to safety, and a recount begins today in that razor thin race for congress. we'll tell you how this recount is actually splitting up. the democratic party in the south bay. and donald trump goes on trial, beginning today. these are live pictures. i believe we'll tell you the charges he's facing in the first of several criminal cases against the former president from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook.

it's monday morning april 15th looks nice and clear outside. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast. >> just go up above. there's a lot of low clouds there so it looks better today. after the unseasonably strong cold system on the weekend 40 to 50 on the tenths. but there's a lot of low clouds. residual moisture left behind. a few high clouds might drift across, but we'll get a mix of a lot of low clouds doing our doing our best to kick in the clouds away. slow process because there's a big low cloud deck hanging around but slightly warmer today. still below average though with 60s on most of the temps. warmer conditions kick in tomorrow. all right, alice here at 6:00 in the morning. good. bad. indifferent. what's going on out there all of a sudden in the last 10 to 15 minutes, we had some pretty serious crashes happening blocking a couple of lanes. >> we're going to go to the maps this is going to be a problem if your commute is in the dublin pleasanton area. if you're getting from the tri-valley down to the south bay, because take a look at this. the biggest crash, the most problematic one is

southbound 680 just north of vargas or near andrade road. and that's where you see a big backup starting to build. this is a crash involving three vehicles. it is blocking a couple of lanes. give yourself some extra time if this is your commute or consider you know if you're coming from dublin, pleasanton or livermore, just going around and getting around this crash to 880. with that, we will take a look at the triple a traffic camera picture of 880 in that southbound direction over by oakland. it's getting a little busier southbound, northbound things look okay. san mateo bridge traffic looks okay at this hour. and let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, where you see the sun coming up through those clouds in the east bay hills. and a bit of a crowd at the toll plaza. not too bad yet. this is about a 10 to 15 minute delay to get onto the span. 601. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali two san francisco jails went on lockdown this weekend. that's after sheriff's deputies say they have been attacked by inmates. ktvu james torres live with the details of the lockdown and what the sheriff's deputies union is now demanding from city

leaders. james pam, good morning. >> well locked down at two county jails means there are no programs going on, no visitation, no services happening at those two jails for the time being. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association is now calling on the national guard to come in to help fill some of these gaps. they say left behind by some staffing shortages and they say as a result, in the last three weeks, nine of its deputies have been attacked within those county jails. just friday, the union says some of its deputies suffered some dislocated shoulders and other instances, and some deputies were punched or even bitten by those inmates. the union president says there is a significant increase in violence in the jails, says that's happening because of what they call a lack of urgency in addressing short staffing levels. the union president penned a letter to mayor london breed, sheriff miyamoto and other city leaders to try to bring in the national guard to fill in gaps left behind by those staffing levels.

>> the deputies to be there for backup for emergencies, and you need deputies for you know, command presence as a deterrence and all that's being whittled away and our staffing is thinning out and there's no aggressive hiring. >> san francisco sheriff's office responded that call, saying the request for a national guard to address staffing levels right now is premature, adding the agency is working to address the issues and has a plan to, quote immediately address the increase in assaults on our members. now, there's no word yet on when exactly the lockdown will officially be lifted. though the jail did give us an indication that jail services would return back to normal this week. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news okay, james thank you. >> time is 604. police in napa still investigating a shooting saturday night where two young women were killed. it happened

about 8 p.m. on saturday on riverside drive near laurel street. people who live in that area say the neighborhood has seen a recent increase in crime and gang graffiti. one witness told us some teenage girls were arguing loudly. then walked towards a building. that's when gunfire was heard. >> there was just something about those pops that just didn't feel right. and, you know, there was just this scream that like, you know, you feel throughout your whole body. it scared the #### out of me. >> now, police say one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the second died after being taken to a hospital. so far, no one's been arrested and the police have given no information about a suspect. well, a new fbi report on internet crime found that online investment scams are having a devastating financial toll on people here in the bay area. they say the fbi says santa clara county took the biggest hit with losses of more than

$152 million last year. that number was $57 million in alameda county, slightly more than the financial losses in contra costa county. the people living in san mateo county lost $51 million in internet scams last year, and that was followed by san francisco county with losses of $29 million. >> today, there will be another important event in the already extraordinary congressional race to replace outgoing representative anna eschew. ktvu is andre senior joining us now in studio with the story andre? >> well, pam, it begins in just a few hours from now. santa clara county's registrar of voters office will begin a machine recount of the votes from the march primary. santa clara county voters remember that congressional district 16 race ended in a stunning fashion here, assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joseph midian tying for second place. former san jose mayor sam liccardo coming in first with a lead of more than 8000 votes. and it's possible all three candidates

could be on the ballot in november. >> we're just going to a machine recount the outcomes. probably not going to change. if it was a hand recount, then i think the odds are actually a little bit better that we might see a difference. >> one of the two people making a recount request is jonathan padilla. he's a former liccardo campaign staff member. padilla posted this message on social media saying, quote, why other democrats don't believe in counting votes and ensuring that the will of the people is transparently reflected confuses me. it's especially baffling that many of these folks criticizing the recount i'm proposing have themselves advocated for automatic recounts in the past. >> it might be that somebody in liccardo's camp thinks, oh no, we might lose if it's three. but if we knock one of those two out, then we have a shot. >> santa clara county registrar of voters predicts it will take the next five days to recount the votes. they'll be working

eight hours a day, and that recount will cost about $84,000. dave >> all right. andre. thank you. time is 607. well, next week, the supreme court will hear arguments about whether or not the homeless can be cited for sleeping on the streets. the back. in 2018, the ninth circuit court of appeals issued a ruling that said it's unconstitutional to issue criminal citations to the homeless for sleeping outdoors if they're not enough shelter beds available. well, now, the small town of grants pass, oregon, is asking the supreme court to overturn that ruling. the issue has divided the town, with the mayor saying she believes more housing for the homeless is needed. >> maybe then we can start policing the parks again. but we still have like 200 people who have to go somewhere. and so i just don't really see how that resolves, the issue now, governor gavin newsom filed a letter in support of grants pass, oregon and their push for

clarity on what local governments can do to confront the homelessness crisis. for people were killed, including a baby, after a crash on highway 120, in manteca over the weekend. >> police say just after 10:00 saturday night, the driver of a minivan lost control and crashed. the minivan overturned and caught fire. witnesses say more than a dozen people stopped to help and tried to turn the minivan over and get everyone out. >> amazing to see, and i feel like everybody just fit in where they could to help. and, i mean, i'll tell you, if that was my family in that car, i would hope that all of these good citizens were were there for me. >> three of the children who were in the minivan survived the crash and were taken to the hospital. well new this morning, tesla will reportedly lay off as much as 10% of its staff around the world. multiple reports say. ceo elon musk wrote an internal memo that cites cost reductions

as part of the reason for the layoffs. it does come as tesla reported a drop in deliveries and demand in the first quarter december. financial reports show tesla has more than 140,000 employees, which means as many as 14,000 could be impacted by the layoff. no official word yet on the layoffs, so it's unclear if any bay area workers will be impacted. a jury trial involving tesla is scheduled to get underway this week in santa clara county. a woman in santa barbara filed a negligence lawsuit against the company, citing defective product design. now, the lawsuit claims mallory harcourt was eight months pregnant when her toddler got into the tesla and activated the vehicle in december of 2018. harcourt, who was in the family garage, placed herself in front of the vehicle thinking it would recognize her and stop, but instead she became pinned between the car and the wall. harcourt said she suffered severe pelvic injuries that she says prompted her to give birth

early. just a week later. tesla's attorneys have reportedly argued the unfortunate event was the result of the mother's own negligence in leaving her son unattended. >> all right, pam, time is now 610. we're going to get you to where you need to go this morning. ali is watching your commute. >> ali, it is getting busier. dave and pam, we are going to go to a new crash that we're learning about actually, first we're going to start with the south bay. quick check. overall traffic here looks good. only issue is a report of a fire on the side of the road, northbound 87 and northbound 280, but it isn't leading to too much of a backup. the new crash that i wanted to tell you about is on 880 northbound, 880, just north of 23rd, and that is involving a couple of cars. vehicles are in the center divide and so that is, blocking a little bit of the traffic in that far left lane. also, some other problems on 880 southbound at tennyson. and we mentioned that earlier crash in the eastbound direction in

castro valley at 580 at redwood road, taking a look at this picture of 880 in oakland north and southbound north direction. it looks okay past the coliseum. it's getting a little bit busy in that southbound direction, and here is the bay bridge toll plaza, which is busier now than it was just about 15 minutes ago because the metering lights are now on, you're looking at a 15 to 20 minute delay to get onto the span, but this will be a nice breather here to leave you with a nice sunrise picture of the golden gate bridge. no traffic problems here as our triple a traffic camera shows at this hour. on this particular bridge. 611 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. more hazardous sideshows filling the streets of oakland. we have a look at the road dangers recorded on video just this past weekend. >> and donald trump just minutes ago arrived at a courthouse in new york city. you see him right there. jury selection begins today in the first of several criminal trials against trump. we'll take a look at the impact

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election begins in the new york hush money case against donald trump. reporter connor hansen joining us live from new york city to tell us more about what to expect. good morning connor. >> dave. good morning. the

former president just arrived here at the courthouse a few minutes ago. his motorcade driving down here from trump tower. now, obviously, he's had other cases here in new york city, but as you mentioned, this is historic because it's the first ever criminal trial against a former us president. >> have a good time watching. >> it's the first ever criminal trial of a former president, with jury selection starting in the new york criminal hush money case against donald trump on monday in new york city. >> i will be forced to sit fully gagged. i'm not allowed to talk. >> jury selection could take about two weeks, with the entire trial expected to last between 6 to 8 weeks. through careful questioning, 12 jurors and six alternates will be chosen to serve in the historic case. while donald trump is not required to testify, he's expressed great interest in doing so. >> yeah, i would testify. absolutely. it's a scam. >> the former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016

presidential election. daniels was allegedly paid $130,000 by former trump lawyer michael cohen to prevent her from talking about an alleged affair with the former president, something trump says never happened. he's been charged with 34 felonies and pleaded not guilty to all of them. >> the narrator of the story, one of the things that donald and his legal team are trying to do is every day it's to discredit me. >> and both michael cohen and stormy daniels are among several witnesses expected to take the witness stand over the next month or two. dave condo, two quick questions. >> we're hearing the jury pool is going to be a big one. what kind of questions will they be asked? do we know? >> well, first things first. they're going to ask people right off the bat if they think they're able to do this impartially. and that could weed

out several jurors right there. the lawyers will not be able to ask questions like who they voted for, what party they're registered with, or if they've made political donations. but they will, however, be able to ask if they have strong feelings about the former president or if they're members of any groups that could be seen as leaning one way or the other for or against the president. they will all have to answer a 42 question questionnaire before lawyers can even start asking those questions. this could last a week or two, so it's going to be a long process. and the defense is really going to be trying to find the most sympathetic jurors they can. >> and one other question how might this trial affect the presidential race? that's the case. >> well, one of the former president's key arguments here wanting to delay the trial was he wants to be out on the campaign trail. he says this isn't fair, though. obviously, he's getting a lot of media attention every day he's here. wednesdays. the trial won't be on, so that'll be a free day to campaign. and of course, weekends. i think we're likely to see him do a lot of campaign

events near new york city. >> okay. reporter connor hansen from new york. connor. thank you . >> in the middle east, our other top story this morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding several meetings today with other top israeli military and political leaders. they are discussing how to retaliate following iran's first ever full scale attack on their country. the israeli military reports tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles toward israel this weekend, but israel says it was able to intercept 99% of those missiles with the help of its military allies. >> wide scale attack by iran is a major escalation. together with our allies and partners, we are operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> the white house says the us military played a significant role in defending israel during

this unprecedented attack by iran. >> that's a terrific testament to the superiority of the israeli military. but also to our own military superiority and the effort, the risk, the resources that president biden committed to helping defend israel, the israeli military says the drone attack caused minor damage. >> 110 year old girl was severely injured by shrapnel about 30 others were treated for minor injuries and anxiety while rushing for cover. >> all right, pam, time is now 619. we have a busy commute already on this monday morning. allie rasmus watching everything. what's happening now? >> well, we are going to start this time in the east bay because we mentioned that problem. if you're driving on southbound 680 from dublin down to the south bay, there is that crash southbound 680 just south of andrade. this is also listed as southbound 680 at vargas road. this is a crash involving three cars. a tow truck is on the way. so it's being cleared and it's in the process of being

cleared. but as sal would say, the damage is done. look at the backup all the way through the sunol grade. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. your commute on parts of 880 might be difficult as well, because of an earlier crash we mentioned at 880 at 23rd street, a traffic camera shows you a live view of the san mateo bridge. no problems here. it's a little bit busy, but no major issues getting over to the peninsula. and 280 in san jose looks good overall. the south bay commute in pretty good shape. 620 here's steve paulson a look at the weather. it is very different, or at least different than it was over the weekend. >> i would hope so. that was pretty cold for april, no doubt about it. here we showed you some forecast projections. i did. i used the canadian version. it's called the gmc, smc and it had the most rain along with the european model in the santa cruz mountains. and look what happened. ben loman 2.40 that's the most that i saw. boulder creek just over two. mount tamalpais did all right, inch and three quarters. alima valley an inch and a quarter. tilden park an inch and a quarter saratoga hills inch. in 19 100. pretty good rainfall for

this time of year was amazingly cold, though. sleepy hollow and alum rock both were just over an inch of rain. mission peak fremont 91 181 oakland, santa rosa, san francisco, san jose between a half inch and three quarters of an inch. man is cold this morning for april 15th. santa rosa airport, graton and occidental are all 39. sonoma and glen ellen are 40. san anselmo, petaluma and west healdsburg are 41. cool degrees and temperatures which were unseasonably cool over the weekend are slowly bumping up. we'll go 60s on the highs today. after low 60s yesterday. that's the low given. give it credit. that's back to back weekends of unseasonably strong cold. lows. 40s on the temp santa rosa airport. i just looked at 39. they might have bumped up to 40 like so many low clouds, most locations in the upper 40s or 50s, but there are sonoma's 40 windsor's 41, healdsburg 41 degrees san anselmo 41. as we talked about vallejo down to 42. that's cool for them, we have a mix of sun, low clouds and high clouds on the menu today, but

gradually warmer after today. we'll start to see temperatures bumping up, especially as i think tuesday and wednesday. we'll get some in the upper 70s next couple of days. pam. all right. >> thank you steve. two boats capsized, one off the coast of san francisco, one in marin county. we have a look at the search and rescues and updates on the victims. and the biggest star in college basketball learns today where she will play professionally. we have a preview of the wnba draft, and the bay area prospect, who has a family connection to steph curry

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ten marathon. taking a look. the men's and women's professional runners are just hitting the streets. the wheelchair and handcycle divisions are the categories to go first. as usual, security is extremely tight. spectators can bring backpacks, but they can be searched. boston's emergency. this is certainly from years past, but boston's emergency operations center will stay open throughout the race today. it has been 11 years since the bombing near the finish line killed three people and injured hundreds of others. for the second straight year, the warriors will take on the sacramento kings in the postseason. they will face each other tomorrow night at golden one center and the play in tournament. the warriors

finished the regular season by beating the utah jazz 123 to 116. since it was unlikely that the dubs were going to move up from their 10th seed, both steph curry and draymond green sat out the game to rest. klay thompson picked up the slack, though, with 25 points, including six three pointers. the teams play tomorrow night in the i-80 battle tipoff. 7:00 the warriors are the lower seed, but still two point favorites. college basketball's biggest star goes pro today. caitlin clark of iowa will be taken by the indiana fever with the first pick of the wnba draft. she's the all time leading scorer in the division one of the ncaa for both men and women. she is a two time player of the year. her popularity is primarily the reason why the women's national championship game drew record breaking television ratings. she's incredible. the wnba draft will be held for the first time at the brooklyn academy of music, starting at 430 pacific time.

the second pick belongs to the los angeles sparks. they are projected to select stanford's power forward, cameron brink. she's the pac 12 women's player of the year and the goddaughter of steph curry's parents. today is the deadline to file your taxes. what procrastinators need tonow

we're going to show you the destruction that was caused by all of the illegal activities on oakland streets, and a person suspected of impersonating a police officer in the south bay found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. i'll tell you what happened when he was stopped by a real sheriff's deputy from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's monday april 15th donald trump is in new york at the courthouse right now where his trial is beginning. let's listen in for just a moment. >> this is really an attack on a political opponent. that's all it is. so i'm very honored to be here. thank you very much. believe that to come to the white house now, that was live outside the courthouse in manhattan.

>> you saw the former president speaking to the media. you see people gathered outside the courthouse door as he heads back in is obviously a story. as they begin the jury selection, we will be covering this story throughout the day right here on mornings on two. >> right. unprecedented. as a former president facing criminal charges. so certainly one of our top stories, whether it was certainly talk of the town over the weekend because we played golf on friday, it felt like february. it was freezing. >> saturday felt like december. yeah. yeah, i mean, it was cold and rainy and amazing because the high temps were set about one in the morning when it was around 54 or 55. by about 2 to 5 in the afternoon, it was 46 to 49 and raining 40 now 50. there are a couple of 30s occidental, grayton, freestone, santa rosa airport. i did see 39. our low though has kicked out, but the left behind a lot of low clouds. so we're doing our best to try and kick in the clouds away. but not having a lot of luck yet. lots of low clouds, mix of sun, low and high clouds. slightly

warmer though. 60s on the temps. all right, allie's here. she got busy. where are we going? we're going to start in the south bay this time around. >> and overall things there look pretty good. the commute hasn't really gotten started yet, and the silicon valley, the only thing you will see on the map here is a report of a fire off the side of the road. this is northbound 87 at 280, but people are just ignoring it. so we don't see too much of a backup around at the east bay is where the problem spots have been so far this morning, including this crash at northbound 880 at 23rd avenue. you can see a lot of heavy traffic behind it. so if you need to get from, say, the south bay to the bay bridge toll plaza or somewhere else in the east bay, i would avoid 880. if at all possible. take 580 if you can. 280 in san jose live picture from our triple a traffic camera shows traffic moving okay again. south bay commute in good shape this morning. richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. things getting a little bit slow as you drive over to marin county. 633 let's go back to the desk. okay ali. >> thank you. well, oakland

police were very busy. they had their hands filled over the weekend with several sideshows where cars were set on fire. one car even rammed into police cars. ktvu is amanda quintana is here in the studio now to show us some of the video that captured some of the chaos. good morning amanda. >> good morning. and dave. unfortunately we are used to these sideshows. they're pretty common in oakland. but saturday night they were especially out of control and they were happening at multiple locations throughout the city at the same time. we have video showing dozens of people watching these sideshows, some even hanging off the cars and running right in front of them. police got calls about sideshows at four different locations early sunday morning, and they say gunshots were reported at many of them in video from the scene, you can see police attempted to block off an exit at foothill and high street. some cars drove up onto the sidewalk to get away. then

once police blocked off that exit, one car still tried to get around. you could see the driver of that blue car and the passenger eventually get detained. then another car barreled through the police line. this white car here hitting two police cruisers, taking off after what sounded like a gunshot. police stood by as cars burnt rubber and at least three cars were lit on fire. you can see one person stand on top of the car as flames take it over. then other people set off fireworks around it as well. overall, this was just a mess in oakland. oakland police haven't said how many people were arrested, but they say this investigation is ongoing. dave, back to you. >> all right, amanda, thank you. time is now 634. the investigation also continues in antioch into a deadly multi-vehicle crash where one person was killed. the first report of it came in yesterday afternoon, about 410. police say a lexus suv was going westbound on west 10th street. and an acura sedan was going northbound

on auto center drive. the cars crashed in the middle of an intersection. a 30 year old man driving that acura sedan died there at the scene. two survivors in the other car were trapped inside. >> both of the patients that were extricated from the vehicle required the use of hurst extrication tools from our truck company. >> now, 233 year old women in that lexus suv were treated at a hospital for non-life threatening injuries. and in santa clara county, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a man who allegedly was pretending to be a cop. the sheriff's office says it happened when the sheriff's deputy stopped the man for having expired registration tags. the driver reportedly was wearing a security uniform with the word police on it. he also was wearing a duty belt and a bulletproof vest. the suspect was arrested for impersonating a peace officer possession of illegal weapons and drug related

offenses. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a boat capsized near san francisco's ocean beach, sending four people into the water. the fire department received a report just after 10:00 yesterday morning that a 32 foot vessel overturned three miles off ocean beach. first responders from the fire department, coast guard and chp quickly arrived. they were able to pull the four people from the water who were then checked out by medical personnel. we're still trying to get an update on their conditions, and in marin county, seven people are being treated for exposure after their boat capsized. in tomales bay, six adults and one child were on board when it overturned multiple agencies responded with helicopters, water rescue boats and ambulances. >> our time now. 637 governor gavin newsom's office announced a new federal disaster assistance for counties affected by the winter storms. the president biden approved the state's request for a major disaster declaration for nine

california counties, including santa cruz and monterey counties. the february storms knocked down trees and power lines, along with widespread flooding and mudslides. that declaration will release federal funding to help state and local governments with recovery costs, and also funding for mitigation efforts. and caltrans says the work to stabilize that crumbling cliff near highway one in big sur will reach a very important milestone by memorial day. it has been almost two weeks since heavy rain washed out this part of the cliffside south of the rocky creek bridge. caltrans says it anticipates stabilizing this part of the highway by may 27th. there's no estimate on when that road will be fully repaired. aired. >> all right, let's check in with ali rasmus, who is covering traffic for us this morning. where are you starting? >> we are starting in the dublin pleasanton sunol area. that's been a problem ever since an earlier crash. southbound 680,

just south of andrade. and you can see from the map here of the backup isn't getting any better, even though this crash is in the clearing stages, as sal likes to say, the damage is done and you even have a backup on 84 if you're coming down from the livermore valley. so if you're coming from livermore and you want to get around this, i would avoid sunol grade altogether. take 580 and go down 880 instead, taking a look at 880, our traffic camera from triple a in the oakland area. this is a backup and a problem spot because of a crash just north of here and northbound 880 at 23rd. that crash also in the clearing stages. but there is a significant slowdown building up behind it. if you're getting on the san mateo bridge, all of a sudden things look like they're getting very crowded here. it's a bit slow getting over to the peninsula as you see everyone tapping those brake lights. let's skip over to well, i'm going to go back to the san mateo bridge because that's the problem spot there we, next time

around, i'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza, which is also crowded and slow. let's check in with steve paulson. steve, you never have problems with your computer and your maps or anything like that, right? >> not this week. fingers crossed. so far we're good, i understand. thank you. ali ben loman, how about that? we showed you the projections on friday that it looked like santa cruz mountains would get the most. not only did they get the most, they overachieved. ben loman, 2.40, boulder creek two. just over two. mount tamalpais, three quarters of lima valley an inch and a quarter. tilden park in there in the saratoga hills, an inch in 19 100. rainfall was pretty good. i mean, for mid-april it was really about the cold though. vallejo, fremont, san ramon, berkeley, 6/10 to three quarters brentwood had a half inch rain. napa 43/100. livermore 39 sfo. the peninsula kind of missed out on this a quarter of an inch. man, it's cold for april 15th. some some taxing lows this morning. santa rosa 39 grayton 39 occidental 39 sonoma, glen ellen, san anselmo, petaluma and

west healdsburg, all between 40 and 41. slowly we go up on these temps. man, they were so far below average here. it's a slow process, but we'll get a little bit warmer today. but these are still below. i think by tomorrow we'll get back into the more 70s and then for sure on wednesday our upper low has taken the turn and heading out of the forecast area there. santa rosa is 39, vallejo 42. a lot of low clouds making upper 40s and 50s, especially peninsula and south bay. sonoma still 40. windsor still 40. sebastopol 41. there's san anselmo's 41. so quite cool for us here for this time of year. we'll get some sun today, but there's an extensive low cloud deck kind of hanging around. so low clouds, some sun temperatures trying their best to warm up. more likely tuesday wednesday though. and it's a dry pattern, at least for now. that's the key here. but remember, since december we've only twice had nine consecutive days without rain. the next hint of rain is on the 25th, so maybe we'll go ten days. today's forecast. lots of low clouds, sun and low clouds. a little warmer with a slight breeze. you

guys okay, steve. >> thank you. time is now. 641 san francisco mayor london breed is in china right now. we'll tell you the reason she'll be there for a week. >> all right. first, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. good monday morning. >> when i get to join you in studio, we'll start with tesla ceo elon musk. as you know, he is known for making big statements on social media. but now there are new questions about the company's latest product announcement. new at seven why california regulators are casting doubt on the alleged plan to roll out a tesla robotaxi. then there's still more than six months to go until the november election, but already a wave of misinformation campaigns is on the horizon. what analysts say about latino voters being most at risk this time around. we'll be back

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break will get a $15 off delivery order. that's more than $25, and dine in guests at hooters. buying ten wings today will get ten more free of charge. >> all right, our time is 646. san francisco mayor london breed is in china leading a delegation for a week long trip in china. the mayor and her group left the bay area for china yesterday. it's part of her effort to strengthen economic ties with shanghai. san francisco's sister city in china. and there's much more on the mayor's agenda. >> 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. >> and the mayor is traveling with several asian business and community leaders from san

francisco, making stops in four cities during their trip across china. back here at home, a man in los angeles who is homeless has found a unique way to put a roof over his head. his name is alejandro diaz. he built his own home right along the 110 freeway drivers can actually see his bright yellow home with white trim as they go by. he built it using discarded lumber and other materials. he found while living on the street. there's a concrete path leading to the front door, along with a garden with both flowers and trees. now we want to show you the inside of alejandro's home. he says he often enjoys watching tv as he lies in bed. here, he's hooked up an extension cord to a streetlight to give him power for his custom built home. >> well, starting today, all southbound lanes of highway 101, in an area of los angeles will

be closed overnight on weekdays for several weeks to build a wildlife crossing over the freeway. the wildlife crossing will eventually provide a bridge over ten lanes of the freeway. that's so wildlife, especially mountain lions from the santa monica mountains, can safely cross the highway. the bridge will be covered in soil and native plants. caltrans says it will be the largest of its kind in the us. it is expected to be finished sometime time next year. that's how it will look. >> yeah. all right. time is 648. well, ali knows what your commute looks like already in the bay area. are you still looking at 680 in problems there? >> no, because now we've got a bigger problem on 880. and this is a you see the crash icons popping up as we speak. we mentioned northbound 880 at 23rd. there's an earlier crash. now there's a new crash northbound 880 at high street. and then if we zoom in here, you see this exclamation mark there that is because there chp says there is a protest northbound

880 at embarcadero, and it has completely shut down the northbound lanes of 880 as you approach the macarthur maze. so let's show you this picture here. you see no traffic moving in those northbound lanes, southbound direction of 880. this is by embarcadero in oakland. you see traffic just inching along. and that's possibly because people are slowing down to look at a protest that's happening at northbound 880 at embarcadero. that's from the chp. let's take a look at the backup extending northbound 880 all the way past the coliseum. if you usually drive northbound 880, take 580 instead. this is going to be a mess for quite, quite a while. here's a look at the san mateo bridge on your triple a traffic camera. and things are moving again. after it was slow and you saw some of that brake tapping earlier. bay bridge toll plaza. things are loosening up here, and that may be because all that traffic in that northbound direction of 880 is at a standstill. again, northbound, 880 at embarcadero closed to traffic entirely because of a

protest going on. so we're not seeing as many cars getting over to the bay bridge toll plaza because of that. 650 here's steve paulson. i see some fog and low lying clouds out there. >> a lot out there. ali in fact, it will be slow to warm up today, but we'll gradually get there. but we'll look at the rainfall totals from the weekend, as we thought santa cruz mountains looked to be the focus of the heavies and lo and behold, they were ben lomond. almost two and a half. you go, ben lowman, boulder creek, just over two. mount tamalpais inch and three quarters a lima valley, tilden park, saratoga hills, about an inch and a quarter. other locations. la honda also with an inch and a quarter. thank you, matt cazadero. thank you, raymond inch and 16 100 vallejo. fremont. brentwood. two and a half and three quarters napa 43 100 livermore .39 sfo. only a quarter of an inch cold this morning. santa rosa, great and occidental all checking in at 39 sonoma. glen ellyn at 40 san anselmo, petaluma and west healdsburg. a cool 41 second back to back weekends of unseasonably strong lows. this

one has kicked out. i'm happy to say that this weekend does not look like that will repeat itself. 30s 40s 50s on the temps. if you have that low cloud deck, you're probably in the 50s. if the coldest temps by far to the north, there's just a lot of low clouds east, south and along the peninsula as well. hard to see, but it's there. and also some higher clouds drifting in. so a mix of sun, low clouds and high clouds at a slow process to warm up today. but eventually we'll get there and temperatures will gradually warm up, so a lot of low clouds will give way to some sun today. a few high clouds, but kind of a cool day with temperatures below average but gradually warmer starting tomorrow and wednesday. i think we'll get some upper 70s. dave. >> okay, steve. thank you. time is 651. we're following still developing news from baltimore. that's where the fbi is reportedly on board. that ship that crashed into the francis scott key bridge. we have details about a criminal investigation underway this morning. and two months after the super bowl. the 49ers today begin their offseason workout

program. the nfl allows some kinds of practices, but not others trying to tak

day for the woman who was the armorer on the set of alec baldwin's movie rust. hannah reid was found guilty last month

of involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 on set shooting that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins, who was killed by a live round of ammunition fired from a prop gun held by alec baldwin, who claims he didn't pull the trigger. miss reid faces up to 18 months in prison, and b a b fined $5,000. incredible video to show you this in southern california, a car crash. the driver now watch your screen. the driver of a black car speeding down the road in the neighborhood in riverside county. the car sped down the street. it jumped a curb and just went airborne. it landed inside of a garage. the riverside county fire department says the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no one in the home, believe it or not, reportedly was hurt. it is 656. san francisco's historic ferry building became the scene of a spectacular light show over

the weekend. multi media artist sarah bird found a dramatic way to show off her portrait of a 1500 year old redwood tree. she projected the image of that ancient tree on the clocktower of the ferry building, the iconic ferry building at the foot of market street. she has just released a new documentary exploring the wonders of these historic redwoods. well, tens of thousands of people spent the past weekend in san francisco's japan town. they were enjoying one of the city's most popular events. well, there was a huge crowd for the northern california 57th annual cherry blossom festival, the celebration of japanese and japanese american culture included parades and floats and live music and special foods. >> we came for like from about an hour away, but it was totally

worth it. like this mochi. this mochi was really, really good. and i also got some of the matcha ice cream. >> now another big crowds expected in san francisco's japantown next weekend. the cherry blossom festival wraps up this saturday, and sunday. well, if you're planning a trip to yosemite national park, you now need to have a reservation. the entry request system took effect at the yosemite park saturday in the hopes of cutting down multi-hour lines at the entry stations. so from now until june 30th, you'll need to have a reservation on weekends and on holidays. then every day starting july 1st until august 16th, the reservations go back to just weekends and holidays only. august 17th until october 27th. our time is 658. the 49ers today begin the first of three phases in their off season workout program. now that will include. it will be limited to meetings, strength and

conditioning, and physical rehab. phase two consists of on field workouts, including individual or group instruction and drills. the off season players i said offensive players would line up across from the other defensive players, and they'll be going up against each other in contact, like tackling won't be allowed. phase three involves up to ten days of team practice. today is also jackie robinson day, a very special day in major league baseball celebrating jackie robinson's historic debut. this date in 1947. joining the brooklyn dodgers and breaking baseball's color barrier. today all major league baseball players, coaches and managers will wear jackie robinson's number 42, honoring a man who changed both sports and american society. >> people are getting hurt. it's extremely violent.

>> san francisco jails on lockdown after a violent weekend leaves several guards injured. why? sheriff's deputies say the situation could have been avoided. a recount is getting underway. this morning after an unprecedented tie in the south bay congressional race. who's paying for the recount and how long it should take? >> plus, the first time a former president will ever sit for a trial as a criminal defendant. and that's a big deal right now, former president donald trump is in a manhattan courtroom as his trial gets underway. >> the charges the former president is facing and the first order of business in today's historic happenings from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thanks for being with us. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's april 15th tax day. that's right. yes we know and steve knows all about your weather and our forecast. >> he's right here i am indeed. boy