i just can't imagine a life without him. >> a family on the peninsula mourning the death of their son, who died of hypothermia while he was away at college. the reasons they want more information about what happened on the night he died. and today is the 118th anniversary of san rancisco's 1906 earthquake, with the city is doing this morning to commemorate this natural disaster that shaped the history of the city. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday april 18th. that means it's friday eve. it's friday eve. so we're looking at that pre weekend weather. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> all cold and rainy again. no what. not this weekend. >> you're living in a different spot than me. >> i always do because in 50s on

the temps here, we had a lot of high clouds yesterday, but they'll they'll kick out here, and it looks pretty good for the start. might be some higher clouds coming in later, but we're all set for a lot of sunshine today. 70s to 80 once again. then changes start tomorrow. but today looks good. speaking of looking good at four in the morning, he made it again. here he is, mr. frank mallicoat. hard to look like this at 4 a.m. you're telling me , yeah. well, you've been doing it for years. i'm just kind of a plug and play guy, but, we did have some issues earlier. about 20 minutes ago, we had a wrong-way driver eastbound in the westbound lanes on the bay bridge. that person was pulled over. chp has taken care of that. let's take a look at that bay bridge at god's hours right now. what time is it? 401. and right now, no issues whatsoever. but that could have been a major thing. good for the chp taking care of that. if you're heading to the san mateo bridge, no issues whatsoever. good time to get out and about on the roads

in the golden gate. usually quiet all morning long. and right now, no difference. 401 your time. let's get it back to the desk, pam. >> all right. thank you. frank. oakland police are investigating a shooting by police officers last night that killed a homicide suspect. it. our ktvu crew was there on scene as shots were fired. oakland police say just before 930 last night, sacramento police officers requested their assistance in arresting a homicide suspect on 16th street and chestnut as oakland police arrived on scene. they say the suspect came out of a house armed with a gun. >> oakland police officers discharged their service firearm, fatally striking the suspect. no officers were physically injured. >> the oakland police department says it will release more details about the shooting as the investigation continues. a family in foster city is grieving the loss of their son, who they say died of hypothermia

while away at college in illinois. >> the parents of 18 year-old dajuan says he went missing not far from his dorm. but campus police who began searching for him couldn't find him at first. ktvu lamonica peters has more on what the family is saying. >> ish and richard dajuan say their 18 year-old son axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois urbana champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> a call had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him. police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone.

>> this is all we know is that he was in the car. the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, right? if you trigger, if you look at their policies and procedures, that requires, you know, food search. if officer would have gotten out and looked around that area, the amanzhol, he would have found him, duwan says a close friend called him to say his son was missing, so he called campus police himself. they put me on hold and then the call got transferred over to coroner's office and we found out from the coroner's office that our son passed away. >> the dewans believe their son made poor decisions by drinking and not wearing the proper clothing in the cold. his mother says other parents should know about the dangers of extreme cold weather, especially if you've never lived in it before. >> napa i want other parents to know that these kids are so young they really don't know. they are so naive. they have no idea what and we did not know he was supposed to be here.

>> spring break right? we will never see him again. >> federal law requires that all universities disclose missing student notification procedures. the family also says that they filed a citizen's complaint with the police department about their response. i reached out to campus police who says their investigation is closed, but they are still investigating the complaint. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. lamonica. thank you. time is 405. the district attorney of napa county officially filed murder charges against a man accused in the shooting deaths of two young women over the weekend. 22 year-old john richardson nicholson of vallejo, is accused of shooting the two during an argument on saturday along riverside drive near the napa river. now, the family and friends of the shooting victims identified them as 17 year-old sasha donnelly and 19 year-old aileen villasenor. there's no word yet from police about a possible motive. nicholson was

charged yesterday afternoon with murder with special circumstance cases. he did not enter a plea. the district attorney's also investigating charges against 219 year old suspected accomplices. jessica witten and judith adolph were arrested in connection with the murders in san jose. >> two housemates of the parents charged in the fentanyl poisoning death of their daughter have now been charged with murder. prosecutors say phil ortega and paige vitale sold used and left fentanyl near the baby. 18 month old winter died last august. investigators say she had 25 times the lethal amount of fentanyl in her body. her parents are already charged with the murder. >> what the da is saying is that fentanyl is not a recreational drug. it's poison. and they're asking juries to treat it that way when they're seeking these types of murder convictions against people who are in the chain of custody, that leads to a fentanyl death of a baby.

>> both ortega and vitale will be back in court for an arraignment next wednesday. >> our time is now 406. well, today, 118 years ago, san francisco was hit by the 1906 earthquake and fire. and at 511 this morning, people will gather at lotta's fountain on market street for the annual event. that marks the moment when that 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit. now, this year, a wreath will be dedicated to the memory of former senator dianne feinstein, as well as the people who died 118 years ago. and this morning in sonoma county, a spring shakeout earthquake drill will be held at 10 a.m. it's part of the annual observance of national earthquake preparedness month. it's all to remind residents about what they should do to get ready for an earthquake. now, in the past, sonoma county took part in the great california shakeout held in october, but county officials say because of the higher risk of wildfires in october, they're

conducting the drill in the spring. again, this event starts at 10 a.m. >> a new study confirms climate change is warming the planet and having a big impact on the economy. scientists say climate change from greenhouse gas emissions is fueling more extreme weather around the world. federal officials say the economic impact from stronger storms are already being felt in the u.s. recent data reveals there was a record number of billion dollar weather disasters last year. >> western kansas, western nebraska, western oklahoma. they're just running a little bit drier. and so your precipitation has shifted east a little bit. well we've also seen a higher frequency of tornadoes as the world warms the areas that get wet will get wetter. >> and the areas that get dry will get drier. and sometimes some places will get both. >> according to the united nations, 2011 through 2020 was the warmest ten years on record

and it has been getting warmer since 1980. >> our time is 408. will caltrans hopes that by memorial day, repairs are going to be completed on part of highway one near big sur, where a chunk of the highway collapsed after being damaged by a landslide. now, these photos shared by caltrans show big construction cranes and other heavy equipment being brought in that's able to carry and hold repair crews on the side of the cliff so they can fix that damaged road, caltrans says. local residents and essential workers can still get through the repair zone, with a convoy between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. right now, it is 4:09 a.m, and we want to check in with steve paulson for the forecast today. >> how's it look? looks good. lots of sunshine here. we had a lot of high clouds yesterday. those have pushed into southern california or excuse me, offshore, but i think overall today we get a lot of sun a few high clouds coming in late.

higher elevations aren't that warm, but they're almost 60 degrees above the claremont. they're 59. mount veeder 59. boulder creek at 50. but they all have an easterly breeze, so slight offshore here, 40s, 50s on the temps. half moon bay is 45, but brentwood's 57 a lot of 50s in here. we had the cloud cover yesterday to the north, 40s, 50s konocti 60 higher elevations. of course i get a little bit warmer there that inversion in place 30s both for truckee south lake tahoe 67 las vegas to 41 again in arcata 51 down in monterey. looks good today. maybe a few high clouds late, but overall a clear morning. only a few patches of fog, lots of sunshine, warm, maybe a few clouds late as we mentioned 60s, 70s, low 80s. >> thank you steve. tracking down on unsafe driving at the spot where a crash killed a family of four. the action san francisco police are taking to prevent another tragedy and a hot debate on capitol hill about personal data. >> we have details of the bill that just passed in the house of representatives and why bay area

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about a proposal that would block law enforcement from buying and storing your personal data as ktvu joey horton tells us, both bay area law enforcement agencies and local residents have mixed feelings about this. >> the fourth amendment is not for sale act passes the house and a vote of 219 to 199. the bill aims to prevent law enforcement from purchasing americans personal data from data brokers. >> i'm all for the police, there's no doubt about that. it sounds like it could be an intrusion. >> so much information is available in a way. it's kind of

like a pandora's box. it seems that shouldn't be that easily accessible. >> the data in question includes online search history and location tracking, which companies like the apps on your smartphone are always monitoring. >> big tech already has all our information, and most of our information is pretty much out there. >> alameda county sheriff yesenia sanchez is against the bill right now. she says her department pays to retrieve information in the case of a suspect or missing person through cell phone records to urgently track the person down. >> it's really going to cripple the system. the sheriff says the measure would require investigators to get separate warrants for every piece of information, like revealing a suspect's cell phone carrier to look up their gps location and call records, delaying an urgent investigation when it really impacts those who are being affected by the crime. it is the victims who will suffer. >> tracy rosenberg with oakland privacy, a citizens coalition that defends the right to privacy, supports the bill. >> where we go, what we browse

on the internet and who we talk to. is that something that the government should be tracking, profiling and keeping a list of? >> sheriff sanchez believes there's a misconception that law enforcement is keeping tabs on everyone. >> the people who should be concerned are the people who are actually out there committing crimes, because those are the people that we're looking for. >> the bill now heads to the senate and if approved, would go to the president's desk where he could possibly sign it into law or veto it in san leandro. joey jordan, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. joey. a coding school based in san francisco now has the attention of the federal government. the consumer financial protection bureau says bloom tech misled students about the cost of loans for their program and about graduation rates. the agency says at least 11,000 students signed contracts to pay their tuition, with income share agreements, where they would pay the school with 17% of their income each month. once they found a job. the bureau says. the agreement also

carried a charge of about $4,000. bloom tech is now banned from lending, and the company and its ceo must pay more than $164,000 in penalties. now the company's ceo responded to the settlement on social media, saying in part, bloom tech reached a settlement with the consumer financial protection bureau regarding the loan program, which we largely stopped using in 2021 and no longer offer today. bloom tech continues to focus on its core mission, improving the lives of students and enabling them to fulfill their economic potential . >> our time now for 16. so far this morning, operations at alaska airlines expected to run normally after departures were halted for an hour yesterday because of a technical glitch. alaska airlines says it asked for the ground stop yesterday morning from the faa for all of its flights. the airline says it was having trouble with its software that calculates weight and balance for its planes. yesterday's disruption created a

domino effect for flight delays all through the afternoon, i texted my family and i was like, i hate that i'm on a boeing 737 and they're not telling us why we're not taking off. >> so it did kind of stress me out. >> safety is always first, so i'm not going to complain if i'm a little bit late just to make things safer. >> now. the ground stop lasted just about an hour. about 40 alaska and horizon flights across the three major bay area airports were delayed yesterday, a boeing whistleblower testified in front of congress about the company's safety culture. >> the engineer said the company is taking shortcuts in assembling its 787 dreamliners, which leaves sections of an aircraft skin vulnerable to breaking apart. he testified that many of the aircrafts in question are still in use, mostly on international routes. one witness who lost his sister during the boeing max eight crash of 2018 2019, in ethiopia, urged the faa for more oversight and structural change at boeing. no one from boeing attended yesterday's hearing, but the

company says it is cooperating with congress time is now for 17. >> stanford's incoming women's basketball coach, kate pay, knows she has some big shoes to fill. the former player and associate head coach will now take over the women's team at her official introduction yesterday, she was given a jersey with the number three on it. that's what she wore during her playing days. pay will now guide stanford out of the pac 12 and into the atlantic coast conference. she's been an assistant to retiring head coach tara vanderveer for the past 17 seasons. >> it's just something that kind of feels comfortable and natural, and it kind of has always been a plan in place. and again, hopefully, i think it provides continuity to our student athletes. >> now. tara vanderveer's last day is may the 8th. she's retiring as the winningest head coach in college basketball history. she won three national championships during 38 seasons at stanford. >> well, she certainly has helped, groom her successor.

yes. she has. that's a great program. and it will continue. yeah. all right, steve paulson has our forecast. pretty nice. again today. >> yes. i think a lot more sun. not as many high clouds here. so looks good. we'll get a little cool down on friday but happy to say your weekend looks good as well. next hint of rain is really not until about, 26 or 27. so we're all set for a nice pattern here. just a little subtle day to day changes. nice to warm pattern today. more sun for your thursday. about ten degrees above average for inland areas. cooler friday looks like the fog returns here. some higher clouds. southern california, maybe a few for us later in the day, but for the morning it's clear, except for a few patches of fog, 40s 50s on the temps, a lot of 50s east bay temps all 50s here. pinole is 51. lafayette's 51, danville, clayton 52. but berkeley is also 52, along with el sobrante but some mid 50s upper 50s. pittsburgh 58. air aloft is warmer, so it's a quiet pattern here, that's for sure. 55 a couple of days ago they were, what, 32 or something. i mean,

that's been a rapid move up on the temps here. that's your inversion. you get a couple thousand feet 30 truckee, south lake tahoe, two bits out there in elko, 63 warm degrees in redding already, but ukiah is at 47, so it looks good today. lots of sunshine. we'll see a weak system drag across us tomorrow for a cool down. nothing develops until after next wednesday thursday. then there's some hints around late thursday the 26th into the 27th, maybe of some rain returning, but they're getting fewer and farther apart here as these systems are dropping in. i mean, the season's getting long in the tooth. thursday sunshine clear, mild morning, lots of sun, maybe a few high clouds. late but all good. 60s, 70s to low 80s inland. >> all right steve, thank you. time now for 20 with more military aid. could soon be heading to ukraine and israel as well as gaza. we'll tell you about the long awaited bill that was just unveiled by house lawmakers. >> some local teachers staged a rally demanding change what they want the county to do for scho s n

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be educators and community members, held a rally at the county office of education demanding more financial investment for schools, students and now several teachers unions were represented at yesterday's rally calling for funding reallocations that they say will lead to higher pay for teachers and smaller class sizes, especially in the aftermath of the covid epidemic. >> we have a need to bring these students up to core right on key skills not just educational, but social skills and emotional learning. there's a lot more burden on teachers to do more and less time with more students, and it's more and more stressful every year now. >> the east bay coalition for student success is made up of 21 different teachers unions from around the area. they say they're supporting members who are considering going on strike

as they negotiate new contracts with santa clara county could soon ban artificial turf on athletic fields. >> county supervisors are commissioning the study to examine the potential environmental and safety issues with the turf. now, this comes after the biden administration took a stance to ban so-called forever chemicals, some of which can be found in artificial turf. now, the santa clara county medical association drafted a letter supporting the ban leads the case. >> then the ban is necessary. then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> if we go to the extremes that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> the study is expected to be finished next month, with supervisors possibly voting in june. a ban could affect some local projects, including the practice facility for the san jose earthquakes at the santa

clara county fairgrounds. >> our time is 424. the san francisco municipal transportation agency is warning a parking enforcement crackdown is coming soon. now, director jeffrey tumlin says parking officers will be conducting enforcement sweeps across san francisco, though the department says it's part of the city's vision zero initiative, hoping to end traffic fatalities and injuries on city streets. >> our parking control officers are going to be doing some intense operations in each supervisorial district around the city, where we do about a week of intensive enforcement of all the rules, but particularly the safety oriented rules like parking on the sidewalk, blocking fire hydrants, blocking the crosswalk, parking too close to the corner. >> and tomlin also says the department now is fully staffed with parking control officers for the first time since before the pandemic. >> we're learning new information about the google

employees who staged a protest inside company offices, and we'll tell you how many people have now been fired. plus and the way the program is designed, you know, it's we're not enforcement agents. >> it's not threatening. we come offering things, we'll take an inside look at a team in oakland now responding to non-emergency calls. >> what kind of 911 reports they're responding to. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email. sign up for the daily service

i hope it sticks. >> a sting operation near where a family of four was killed at a

bus stop in san francisco. we hear from more people in the city's west portal neighborhood about what's needed to keep people safe and efforts to block arizona's controversial abortion ban have failed. now, the attempt to put the decision in the hands of the voters. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> thursday morning, april 18th you brought us to friday eve again with your help. >> it feels good as always. >> and steve's help as well. cooling off is not here, i guess. >> yes, i did help. it's been a long week already. >> that's. yeah, it has been all right. >> 40s. 50s on the temps here. palo alto is right at 50. i probably won't cool off that much more. santa rosa 47. there's a few patches of fog, but it's mainly clear not only low clouds but also high clouds there in southern california. and they're offshore, so we look good. a place in the sun today that will be us with lots of sunshine. very similar to

yesterday. temperature wise, which means a lot of upper 70s to near low 80s. cooled off the city a smidge and also oakland, but everyone's above average on the temps, never above average, always well above here he is. >> i know you had it right the first time. >> i think he's ready to go now. >> yes i am. good morning steve. good morning everyone. time now nearly 430. pretty quiet out there. a couple of fender benders earlier, but everything seems to be cleaned up and moving along. state highway 24 for our east bay commuters. this gets busy the last few days. around 8:00 it's been caked with cars, but right now, if you're getting up at these hours, you've got a nice ride in through the cal cut into perhaps san francisco. well, that's not so good. take my word for it. if you want to bring me back up on camera. we had a wrong-way driver actually on the bay bridge this morning, heading from the islands. the wrong way. eastbound. and chp picked him up around the metering lights. that

could have been a fiasco, but that happened about 40 minutes ago. but the bay bridge is clear. everything else looks good as well. at 430, we'll go back to the desk. >> all right. that's good. thank you. frank san francisco's district attorney says she expects charges to be filed in the next couple of weeks against the protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge. >> this is going to be on a rolling basis that most likely that we are receiving this evidence, it takes time to charge one person, let alone 26, when you're trying to identify their specific role in a in a situation. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says the chp is continuing to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. now, the chp is also asking the district attorney's office to charge the protesters with a felony for conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices, specific designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal operations.

>> the chp and the district attorney's office are asking anyone who is directly impacted by the protest to contact them, because they may be victims of a crime. now, in response, the san francisco public defender's office released this statement, saying in part, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge. protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. >> our time is now up. four 3228 employees of google were fired for taking part in protest at google's offices in sunnyvale, new york and seattle. they were protesting google's contract with the israeli military. the demonstrators say they're concerned that facial recognition and object tracking information provided by google's project nimbus to the israeli government could help the military to target and kill civilians in gaza. in sunnyvale, five people were arrested and one of the protesters told us he

felt their message got out and he would do it again. i went into this, you know, ready to accept the risks of potential retaliation, potentially losing my, getting arrested. >> i'm much more worried about, like, my coworkers, i'm worried about google, casting a wide net and trying to, like, you know, collectively punish us. >> now, google told us that the employees who were fired violated company policies. the company has said that the nimbus contract is only for israeli government ministries. >> a bay area civil rights attorney is questioning the conditions of the jails in san francisco, where inmates have become violent with deputies. the sheriff deputies union says nine deputies have been attacked in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto attributes the violence to jail, overcrowding and a shortage of deputies. however, attorney yolanda wang tells the tells us that the

treatment of the inmates, including a lack of sunlight and outdoor exposure, could also be contributing to their behavior. >> you're locking them in that room 2020 two hours a day with another person. two people. we've all been in lockdowns. we all know how terrible that feels. and so now it's going on year four. they're still in lockdown and what do they expect these people to do? they're going crazy now. >> the lockdown at the jail at seventh and bryant was lifted on wednesday. the jail in san bruno will remain on lockdown for now. the sheriff's office responded to these new allegations, saying it takes its obligations for incarcerated persons safety seriously. the department continues by saying the court has consistently held that san francisco jails do not need to provide outdoor access in order to comply with the court's order. well, san francisco police held a sting operation in the west portal neighborhood, where a driver hit and killed a

family of four just about a month ago. >> ktvu is amber lee was right there as the police carried out that crackdown aimed at making that intersection safer. >> two police decoys in street clothes crossed, busy yolo street in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. it's part of a sting operation late wednesday afternoon to crack down on drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians at crosswalks. >> i have been hit, almost hit so many times. people are just not watching. they're not stopping at stop signs anymore. it's just really bad. >> this pedestrian sting operation comes after a deadly crash in the same area on march 16th, just after noon, a 78 year old female driver struck and killed a family of four waiting at the bus shelter. so far, the driver has not been charged, but the district attorney says this case is still under investigation and factors including toxicology reports and accident reconstruction will take time. >> i don't have anything that i

can share publicly at this time. of course, as soon as we make a charging decision, the public will know the target enforcement here today was really being mindful of what happened here over a month ago, assistant police chief david lazard worked as a decoy. >> he says this is only one of many locations throughout the city where the police plan to hold these operations. during the 90 minute long operation, seven motorcycle officers pulled over numerous drivers for failing to yield to pedestrian signs. they issued 22 citations and five warnings. >> there is a person in the crosswalk. there crossing. the crossing? yeah, it was crossing the crosswalk and you came right through. >> police say the number of citations issued was dramatically lower last year compared to ten years ago, in part due to the shortage of officers. this targeted enforcement is designed to be educational and sends a message we have not given up on traffic enforcement, which is evident in what happened here today. we

spotted one driver who failed to yield to not one but two pedestrians. the driver tells me he was given one citation, which costs $230. >> the rest of the story is be aware and don't be careless. >> assistant chief lazaro says police will roll out its traffic safety plan to the board of supervisors next thursday. supervisor rafael mandelman called for the hearing to press the police department to do more traffic enforcement. he says bad driving behavior has increased dramatically in recent years. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you. time is 437. in oakland, a community response program is offering help for nonviolent emergency. 911 calls and ktvu was given a special inside look at their efforts as the program is expanding. now, members of macro, the mobile assistance community responders of oakland, prides itself on using

compassion and empathy to meet the needs of the city. the macro street teams respond to some nonviolent behavioral or mental health calls, as well as noise complaints and calls about homelessness. >> they provided me with support and medication and support and phone numbers. so i could get the necessary medication that i need to make it. >> you see people laid out on the sidewalk, or people that look like they might be in pain, or people that are sleeping in precarious positions and we would stop for them now. >> macro launched about two years ago, and as of last month, they've responded to more than 17,000 calls. right now they have about 11 people on the staff, but the program expects to triple that number in the next month. the milpitas police department launched a new digital dashboard to help keep the public informed about crime and other instances in the department. >> now, the new interactive transparency portal lets users

access a variety of reports, put together by the department, including recent annual crime stats, reviews on diversity in the workplace and information on officer misconduct. the latest statistics on the site show the top crime in march in milpitas was shoplifting. >> time is now 438. the state senate passed a bill aimed at streamlining interim housing projects. now, the authors of the proposed bill say it will streamline zoning and expedite approvals and free up state funding for building temporary housing while permanent, affordable housing is still being built, this bill now moves on to the state assembly. >> all right. 439 is the time, steve. what should we know for weather? >> nice today? that's what you should know because it looks good here. we had a lot of high clouds yesterday, but not today. i think a lot of those have have exited the region. maybe a few late, but nice to warm today. inland temps about 510 degrees above average. cooler though. returns on friday. highs yesterday a lot of upper 70s to

a few low 80s. san jose one at 81 belmont, santa cruz, napa, hayward, danville, oakland, san francisco 73 to 79. nice degrees now without the higher clouds, i was reluctant to show this, but i bumped him up a degree or two. that's about it for sonoma, concord, san mateo and santa clara may not even notice it, but maybe a smidge warmer. a lot of cloud cover in southern california if you're going down there and there are a few high clouds offshore. and i think some of those will drift across later. but we're starting off mainly clear this morning, a lot of 50s, although there are some 40s popping up here, especially over by the coast where it's clear last check 40s on the coast, san mateo coast, upper 40s 50s for all 49ers popular there. atherton, stanford, menlo park, san mateo 5130. truckee south lake tahoe, grass valley, a mild 55. alturas has dropped to 27. mount shasta 32 overall, mostly sunny today. anything brewing, nothing for the weekend, maybe around 2627. about a week from today, maybe eight days out. you might have to keep an eye on something.

there are some indications that we'll get back into a cooler pattern, but until then it's just subtle changes. clear morning, lots of sunshine, mild to warm, 60s, 70s to a few low 80s. >> thank you steve. overnight police in oakland shot and killed a homicide suspect coming up, what we are learning about the ongoing investigation and 3d printing, taking on the race car industry. >> we'll tell u how ha

speaker mike johnson, pushing ahead with his plan to put several foreign aid bills on the floor. despite the criticism he's getting from some fellow republicans. now, the proposed $95 billion aid package is aimed at supporting ukraine, israel and taiwan, as well as to impose new sanctions on iran. johnson is facing an uphill battle to get enough votes in the house, especially among his republican colleagues.

>> the only thing that has kept terrorists and tyrants at bay is the perception of a strong america, that we would stand strong and we will. >> we need to make sure that we are securing our border first before we secure ukraine's and that we're not funding terrorism. >> now that vote is expected to take place on saturday. some republicans have said if that bill passes, they will try to remove johnson as house speaker. an effort by arizona lawmakers to repeal a ban on abortion failed to pass in the state house. >> the 160 year old law was revived and imposes 2 to 5 years in prison for anyone found guilty of inducing an abortion, except for a doctor. when it's necessary to save the mother's life. now, people supporting both sides showed up at the arizona state capitol to demonstrate, be able to make our own decisions about our own bodies. >> it's actually quite a win to see that such a large number of people turned out for the

pro-life side to advocate for these innocent babies. >> unless the state legislature votes to change the law, the ban will go into effect within 60 days. arizona democrats are trying to place a measure on the november ballot that would restore abortion rights. >> our time is 444. will uc berkeley hosted the annual barbara boxer lecture series, and this year, the former california us senator barbara boxer spoke with retired bay area congresswoman jackie speier . >> well, i always loved about the state legislature is we could do something there and it would have a ripple effect throughout the country. >> now, the two of them talked about jackie spears accomplishment in california and beyond. they also shared their opinions on the current climate in congress and the future of reproductive rights. they ended the night with a call for action. >> freedom is a hard won thing, and we are here now and it is our job and the job of young

people, old people, everyone who still has the ability to think and speak and convince and persuade to stay in the fight. now last year, barbara boxer held the series with california congresswoman judy chu, who's been in congress since 2009. >> the u.s. supreme court is trying to make it easier for workers who are transferred from one job to another against their will to sue for job discrimination. now, the justices unanimously sided with a saint louis police sergeant who was forcibly transferred but retained her rank and pay. the high court ruled employees must prove some type of harm to sue, but they can still successfully claim civil rights violations even though they were not demoted or docked in pay. >> our time now for 46 police in stockton still investigating what happened when a fire engine slammed into a home, injuring several firefighters. this happened yesterday morning as firefighters responded to a

fire. a gas store employee nearby heard all of it happening. she was just outside her doors with the owner of the home who was hit when that crash occurred. >> i'm glad he was here at the time and because he told me he was standing in that room before he came over to get his coffee, obviously the fire truck was involved in the collision, but after that collision, the firefighters did get out and start assessing the scene and providing that, you know, necessary first response thing, you know, attention to everyone involved. >> before the firefighters had to be treated at hospitals after that crash. but they are expected to recover. >> 3d printing has helped people create everything from art to food, and now it's helping engineers build race cars. mclaren houses more than 20 3d printers at its formula one headquarters in england. those printers make building the various parts of each car easier and faster. it also saves valuable time as the printers

can create the parts with recycled materials. >> it's a very efficient way of making complex parts. >> having the ability to print 100% recycled filament with their new software, openmx is really a change for the industry . >> by 2026, all f1 cars will be using sustainable fuel and by 2030, the sport of formula one aims to be net zero. >> all right, our time is 448. an american classic celebrating 60 years of production. i want one of those in commemoration of the anniversary for the mustang, ford unveiled this new special edition. only 9965 ford mustang gt's will be made with this special 60th anniversary package. with references to the 1965 mustang, the very first generation of the car buyers will be able to place an order for it later this year. ford still hasn't said what the price will be for this special package

. however, the 2024 gt premium already costs more than $48,000. >> i can see you in that day. >> yes. >> well, today a san francisco animal shelter is celebrating 156 years of being in business by having a giving day. the spca is asking for donations as it tries to increase access to veterinary care for animals, while finding forever homes for thousands of dogs and cats each year. the event is from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. on spca campus in san francisco. the goal is to raise $500,000, which will then be matched by an anonymous donor. >> our time is 449. the las vegas canine center is helping dogs get back on their paws. taking a dip in the pool is about more than just having fun, though. pet owners in vegas take their dogs to ktvu aquatic center to help them get back on all fours. and for many of these dogs, it can be life changing.

>> just the aspect of being in water can benefit so much. >> i've had some paralyzed swims that have never walked in their life, that are in little wheelchairs, and they can swim. they can swim. >> now, the canine aquatic center recently picked up a new owner as well. a former instructor took over the job to make sure the doors stay open for the many dogs who need them. >> a popular camping spot in yosemite national park is set to reopen after a five year closure. the park's high sierra camps are due to reopen this summer. now, the camps include tent cabins, showers, meal service and they have a back country type camping alongside those modern conveniences. they're strategically spread out so hikers can spend a day hiking from one to another. reservations are awarded through a lottery system. most slots are already taken. so what happens now? that's the way to do that kind of cross country or cross park camping, right? and hiking so you can stay and then hike

some more. but are yosemite? it's always nice to take a little quick break out there, steve. >> well, they're already taken. tells you a lot right there. yeah i mean popular spot, popular spot. no kidding. all right. lots of sun today, temperatures. i think we'll get more sun today. it could be a few high clouds late, but i just want sunny. fog returns tomorrow. nice but cooler. and the weekend looks good. i think a little cooler on saturday than sunday does look warmer. today's forecast. nice to warm, more sunshine. had a lot of high clouds yesterday. i think that actually did take a degree or two off some of the temps, but it will be about ten degrees above average for inland area southern california. dealing with a lot of clouds and there's plenty of high clouds offshore. but for right now, except for a few patches of fog about southern marin coast, south, there's really not much 50s on the temps upper 40s 50s. i mean, everyone's pretty close here. 53, cupertino, santa clara, campbell, morgan hills, san martin, 51 santa cruz, aptos, scotts valley. so everyone's pretty close 30s up in the mountains. unless you're in reno, then 47 alturas has

dropped to a brisk 27 degrees. some southern california clouds. we have a few high clouds. nothing brewing yet, but i do think around maybe 2627. that would be the next hint of something dropping in. but we're getting long, long in the season here. but we're not done yet. but we are getting longer breaks now. so thursday sunshine. nice to warm few clouds, few patches of fog. but that's really that's it. 6070 to 80 and a little cool down friday into saturday. that warmer sunday monday probably tuesday. >> repairs continue on highway one in big sur. we're going to tell you when caltrans thinks they'll be able to get that road open again. and time's most influential people list for 2024 has been released. we're going to take a look at members of the list it

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now the movement is among the parade and character performers at disneyland in anaheim. the group says more than two thirds of the 1700 eligible workers signed the petition. a formal vote would likely be held next month, or possibly in june. the potential new union would form under the actors equity association, which represents performers at the disney parks in florida. disney officials say they support the workers right to hold a vote to unionize. some bay area businesses are donning a new look after partnering with a company that uses artificial intelligence for graphic design. spain based freepik unveiled the results of its work wednesday with three businesses in the excelsior district of san francisco. so now the company teamed up with bay area designers who use free pic tools to create logos and other design elements. the businesses include a restaurant, a coffee shop and a barber shop. it was like perfect timing. >> when they came in, i was already looking at new logos. i

was looking at, you know, bringing some more curb appeal. so when she came through, it was like right at the right moment. so it worked out. it really did. >> free pic paid for all of the designs and the execution of the improvements, as the company celebrates the opening of its new office in san francisco, 14 bison from the oakland zoo will head to montana next week in an effort to restore bison to their native landscape, zoo officials say. in all, 38 bison from the zoo have been released to the care of people of the blackfoot nation in montana over the years , the oakland zoo has played a significant role in helping to increase the wild population of north american bison through its out breeding and release program. since 2016. bart is planning a special sendoff this weekend for the last of its legacy trains. the transit agency will hold a retirement ceremony this saturday afternoon at the macarthur station. bart says the old trains will run for a final time. anyone can take a ride. most of the old bart cars

are being recycled for metal scraps, but a few have found their way to museums or are being repurposed. bart says it has refunded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fares from old paper tickets. bart stopped accepting them last november as it made its move to the clipper card. since then, the agency says it has processed more than 4500 claims totaling almost half $1 million. bart will only refund tickets with a balance of more than a dollar smaller tickets can be donated to local nonprofits. bart says there is no deadline for requesting a paper ticket refund. we're just two, two days away from 420. the annual celebration of all things cannabis. now, things have been getting off to an early start with the first ever san francisco weed week that leads up to the unofficial holiday on sunday. marijuana enthusiasts are invited to meet growers who are showing off new strains. the creator of san francisco weed week said it's similar to beer

week or restaurant week, but we've had legal cannabis sales for six years now and the market is maturing as weed week provides more venues more times, more places and more different opportunities for different types of crowds to plug into this event, the sanctioned 420 gathering on hippie hill in golden gate park has been canceled this year. the city cited a lack of funding, but it is expected that many people will still gather after 17 years. the rotating bar offering 360 degree views of san francisco, is reopening at the hyatt regency. there, along the embarcadero. the circular space sits on top of the hotel. you remember that it takes 50 minutes to complete a full rotation, showing guests all of san francisco. the bar halted in 2007. in the middle of a hotel ownership transition. the revolving bar's grand reopening will coincide with the hotel's 51st year in operation on may first. governor gavin newsom has

landed a spot on time magazine's list of most influential people. newsom is listed under the leaders section, sharing the category with the prime minister of qatar and the president of kenya. time calls newsom a defender of liberal values, such as his early decision as san francisco mayor to issue same sex marriage licenses. the magazine also notes he is on democrats short list of contenders for the 2028 presidential election in san francisco, chef dominique crenn is on time's most influential people list as well. she is the first female chef in the united states to earn three michelin stars. that's for her restaurant , atelier crenn, and her profile. fellow chef alice waters said. crenn, quote, uses her cooking to tell stories and evoke emotion. >> well, today is the 118th anniversary of san francisco's 1906 earthquake with the city is doing this morning to commemorate this natural disaster that shaped the history

of the city. >> i miss my son a lot. i know i will never be able to see him. i just can't imagine a life without him. >> a family on the peninsula mourning the death of their son, who died of hypothermia while he was away at college. the reasons they want more information about what happened on the night he died 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 thursday april 18th. let's check in with steve paulson. what do you want to say about the weather. >> nice today. it looks good. i think we'll have a lot more sunshine. not as many high clouds. so 40s. 50s. some fog is forming. not as much as we saw yesterday, even, but 40s and 50s. yesterday is more about the higher clouds, which it did, as i thought, take a couple of degrees off most of the afternoon highs. but today we don't see that unless you're in southern california. there are

plenty offshore. it might make a bigger impact tomorrow. so today will be a place in the sun, that's for sure. mainly clear in the morning. few patches of fog, lots of sun. temperature's still nice. 70s on the temps to a few 80 degree temps. frank mallicoat is here at 5:00. still good or something new? >> is that beach boys place in the sun? >> stevie wonder? >> stevie wonder. oh, wow. x gets the spot. i was batting a thousand there. would you like to go for beach boys though? >> for 400? >> yes. alex i will. i've won the amana radar range. should i quit or. go on, go. go on. all right, steve, i shall. how about a little traffic? fortunately, it's easy breezy today. not a lot going on. and that's the way we like it. we check our air traffic map here at the top of the hour. start with the bay bridge. no issues whatsoever. you're heading to the bay bridge right now. you will get over in no time, if you're out on highway 24 in lafayette, westbound. the good news is the bay bridge is clear, but you are seeing a little bit of volume.

in fact, that's probably doubled in the last half hour. and also the same way east bay to the peninsula that is picking up steam at this hour as well. those 5:00 commuters getting up earlier and earlier, that is a look at traffic at 501. dave, back to the desk. >> okay, frank, thank you. well, today, 118 years ago, san francisco's was hit by the 1906 earthquake and fire. and in just about ten minutes from right now and actually, they're out there now, these are live pictures from downtown san francisco. people are gathering at lotta's fountain on market street for the annual event. that marks the moment when that 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit. you can see many of them are wearing costumes of that time as the fire officials are speaking. now this year, a wreath will be dedicated to the memory of former senator dianne feinstein, as well as to the people who died 118 years ago. and this morning in sonoma

county, a spring shakeout earthquake drill will be held at 10 a.m. it's part of the annual observance of national earthquake preparedness month. it's to remind residents about what they have to do to get ready for an earthquake. in the past, sonoma county took part in the great california shakeout held in october. the county officials say because of the high risk of wildfires in october, they're conducting the drill now in the spring. again, this event begins at 10 a.m. >> oakland police are investigating a shooting by police officers last night that killed a homicide suspect. arts ktvu crew was there on scene as those shots were fired. oakland police say just before 930 last night, sacramento police officers requested their assistance in arresting a homicide suspect on 16th street and chestnut as oakland police arrived on the scene. they say the suspect came out of a house

armed with a gun. >> oakland police officers discharged their service firearm, fatally striking the suspect. no officers were physically injured. >> now, the oakland police department says it will release more details about the shooting as the investigation continues. a family in foster city is grieving the loss of their son, who they say died of hypothermia while away at college in illinois. >> the parents of 18 year old dajuan say he went missing not far from his dorm, but campus police who went searching for him couldn't find him in time. now, ish and ritu dewan say their 18 year old son had been in a campus party at the university of illinois back in january. that night, a friend who'd been out with a cold called the police to say he could not find him. police say alcohol was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and he may have been intoxicated, and a police officer drove around that area and tried to reach a cool by phone in.

>> this is all we know is that he was in the car. the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, right? if you trigger, if you look at their policies and procedures, that requires, you know, food search. if officer would have gotten out and looked around that area, the amanzhol, he would have found him. >> now the dewan say they want other parents and students to know about the dangers of extremely cold weather and to avoid anyone else. they want to prevent anybody else falling into that same kind of situation. the families also filed a citizen complaint with the police about the police department response. well, the district attorney of napa county officially filed murder charges against a man accused in the shooting deaths of two young women over the weekend. 22 year old john richard nicholson of vallejo is accused of shooting the two during an argument on saturday along riverside drive near the napa river. the family and friends of the shooting victims identified them as 17

year old sasha donnelly in. 19 year old aileen villasenor is no word yet from police about a possible motive. now, nicholson was charged yesterday afternoon with murder with special circumstances. he did not enter a plea. the district attorney's also investigating charges against 219 year old suspected accomplices, identified as jessica witten and judith adolph . they were arrested in connection with the murders in san jose. >> two housemates of the parents charged in the fentanyl poisoning death of their daughter have now been charged with murder as well. prosecutors say phil ortega and paige vitale sold, used and left fentanyl near the baby. 18 month old winter died last august. investigators say she had 25 times the lethal amount of fentanyl in her body. her parents are already charged with murder. >> the da is saying is that fentanyl is not a recreational drug. it's poison. and there

asking juries to treat it that way when they're seeking these types of murder convictions against people who are in the chain of custody, that leads to a fentanyl death of a baby. >> both ortega and vitale will be back in court for an arraignment next wednesday. >> time is now 506. caltrans hopes that by memorial day, repairs are going to be completed on part of highway one near big sur, where a chunk of the highway collapsed after being damaged by a landslide. now, some photos shared by caltrans shows large construction cranes and other heavy equipment being brought in. it's able to carry and hold repair crews on the side of the cliff so they can fix that damaged road, caltrans says. local residents and essential workers can still get through that repair zone. but with a convoy between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. >> a new study confirms climate change is warming the planet and having a big economic impact.

scientists say climate change from greenhouse gas emissions is fueling more extreme weather around the world. federal officials say the economic impact from stronger storms already being felt in the u.s. recent data reveals there was a record number of billion dollar weather disasters last year. >> western kansas, western nebraska, western oklahoma. they're just running a little bit drier. and so your precipitation has shifted east a little bit. well, we've also seen a higher frequency of tornadoes as the world warms the areas that get wet will get wetter. >> and the areas that get dry will get drier. and sometimes some places will get both. >> according to the united nations, 2011 through 2020 was the warmest ten years on record and it has been getting warmer since 1980. i did have to run the air conditioning in the car yesterday. did you really? yeah, it was a little, little warm for me. so we head closer to summer. let's check in with steve

paulson for a look at our forecast. >> i did as well. pamela, it wasn't bad. it was a bit warm. >> just enough to put that right. >> yeah, it's a little bit too warm. >> maybe today as well if you're inland temperatures. i think the higher clouds really kept a couple of degrees off some of these highs, although it did not affect san jose, belmont, santa cruz, napa, hayward, danville, oakland and san francisco, all between 73 and 81 degrees. not bad. last week was warmer, actually. now sonoma, concord, san mateo, santa clara. i just bumped you up a teeny bit due to the lack of high clouds. so 80, 80, 79 and 81. not a big, big difference. but maybe just a little bit more because we'll have more sun in the morning then a few high clouds will drift in in the afternoon. a lot in southern california, but not for us. more 50s. anything else? petaluma is 46, half moon bay one observation 43. then it's a lot of 50s here. some patchy fog on the coast. most of it looks to be about on the southern marin coast so far. 40s, 50s to the north point race 45 degrees and one of the cooler locations by the coast drops fast. if they

don't have any fog. mid 40s. also up at upper lake, ukiah is at 43, but healdsburg, windsor and novato all at 4730. truckee 29, south lake tahoe 47. ukiah to 49. down in monterey. so cool for some arcadia. eureka has been really cool here, down to 54 los angeles and a warm 60 in san diego. looks good. a little system will sweep through tomorrow for a cool down. we'll see an increase in the low clouds and fog. it does look like maybe a week from today might start to see an increase in something. forecast models are indicating they're dropping another system in on us, but more likely it will be next friday. saturday. that's the way it looks. not this weekend. thursday. sunshine except for a few patches of fog were set 60s, 70s to low 80s through the interior. tomorrow looks cooler. level it out on saturday. little bump up sunday. monday looks nice. >> thank you steve. cracking down on unsafe driving at the spot where a crash killed a family of four. the action san francisco police are taking to prevent another tragedy and a hot debate on capitol hill about personal data.

>> we have details of the bill just passed in the house of representatives and why bay area law enforcement agencies say they don't like it

it has just passed a bill. it affects how law enforcement can obtain your personal information. now the bill is

called the fourth amendment. it's not for sale act to prevent law enforcement agencies from buying americans personal data from data brokers without first getting a court order. now, it passed in a vote of 219 to 199, with support from both democrats and republicans. however, bay area law enforcement agencies and some residents have mixed opinions on it. >> it's really going to cripple the system. it really impacts those who are being affected by the crime. it is the victims who will suffer. >> where we go, what we browse on the internet and who we talk to is that something that the government should be tracking, profiling and keeping a list of? >> now, some members of law enforcement say the measure would require investigators to get separate warrants for every piece of information, like gps data or call records. but supporters say the privacy implications are very important. this bill now heads to the us

senate. >> a coding school based in san francisco now has the attention of the federal government. the consumer financial protection bureau, says bloom tech misled students about the cost of loans for their program and about graduation rates. now, the agency says at least 11,000 students signed contracts to pay their tuition with income share agreements, where they pay the school 17% of their income each month. once they find a job. the bureau says the agreements also carried a charge of about $4,000. bloom tech is now banned from lending, and the company and its ceo must pay more than $164,000 in penalties. now, the company's ceo responded to the settlement on social media, saying in part. bloom tech reached a settlement with the consumer financial protection bureau regarding the loan program, which we largely stopped using in 2021 and no longer offer. today. bloom tech continues to focus on its core mission, improving the lives of students and enabling them to fulfill their economic

potential. >> our time now 515 so far this morning, operations at alaska airlines are expected to run normally after departures were halted for an hour yesterday because of a technical glitch. alaska airlines says it asked the faa for that ground stop yesterday morning for all of its flights. the airline says it was having problems with its software that calculates weight and balance for its planes. yesterday's disruption created a domino effect for flight delays all through the afternoon. >> soon i texted my family and i was like, i hate that i'm on a boeing 737 and they're not telling us why we're not taking off. so it did kind of stress me out. >> safety is always first, so i'm not going to complain if i'm a little bit late just to make things safer. >> now. the ground stop lasted just about an hour, and about 40 alaska and horizon flights around the three major bay area airports were delayed yesterday. >> a boeing whistleblower testified in front of congress about the company's safety

culture. now, the engineer said the company is taking shortcuts in assembling its 787 dreamliners, which leaves sections of an aircraft skin vulnerable to breaking apart. he also testified that many of the aircrafts in question are still in use, mostly on international routes. one witness who lost his sister during the boeing max eight crash of 2019, in ethiopia , urged the faa for more oversight and structural change at boeing. no one from boeing attended yesterday's hearing, but the company says it is cooperating with congress. >> time now. 517 stanford's incoming women's basketball coach, kate pay, knows she has some big shoes to fill. she's a former player and associate head coach. pay will now take over the women's team, and at her official introduction yesterday, she was given a jersey with the number three on it that she wore during her playing days. pay will now guide stanford out of the pac 12 and into the atlantic coast conference. she's been an

assistant to retiring head coach tara vanderveer for the past 17 seasons. >> it's just something that kind of feels comfortable and natural, and it kind of has always been a plan in place. and again, hopefully, i think it provides continuity to our student athletes. >> the tara vanderveer's last day, may the eighth, she's retiring as the winningest head coach in college basketball history. she won three national championships during 38 seasons at stanford. >> that must make coach vanderveer feel good about, you know, leaving it in good hands. really good hands. program is in very good hands and we'll continue its success. i am sure we will be watching. yeah. all right. right now let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast on this thursday morning. looks good. >> lots of sunshine here today. i think we'll be close to highs from yesterday. maybe a teeny bit warmer, just by the fact that the higher clouds held down a few locations yesterday. fog returns friday. nice but cooler and the weekend looks good. next hint of any rain is not for at least a week away. nice to warm

again today. 60, 70, 80 a lot of upper 70s or low 80s temperatures 510 degrees above average. here you can see a lot of high clouds. southern california. but we get a little break in the morning. then we'll see some drift across in the afternoon. but usually only people in weather notice it 40s 50s on the temps. i don't think these will change all that much. clayton's down to 51, lafayette's 50, kensington's 50. panola has dipped to 49 degrees. i think that's the coolest there. el sobrante, berkeley, castro valley at 51 degrees, mid 50s from alameda, also union city and hayward 63 warm degrees up in redding. arcata though cool 40 there 3029 truckee south lake tahoe to 48 in prescott and flagstaff 3254 los angeles and santa barbara, except for the higher clouds, weak little system will drag across us tomorrow for a cool down, but i think we're all good all the way through next wednesday. some changes showing up. it looks like around the 26th 27th. i'll hang my weather hat on that for now. thursday sunshine. though mostly clear in the morning. a few patches of fog are forming

about the marin southern marin coast southward. lots of sunshine, few high clouds, later 60s 70s to 80 cooler tomorrow. probably leveling off on saturday, but still nice that a little warmer sunday into monday day. >> all right steve, thank. you. well, more military aid could soon be heading to ukraine and israel as well as gaza. we have details of the long awaited bill that lawmakers in the house just unveiled. and bay area teachers staged a rally demanding change what they want. contra costa county to do for schools suffering since the pandemic

i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice, very kind. because of jacoby and meyers, i don't have that pressure to worry about a medical bill or things like that. if i know of any accident, i'm like, call jacoby and meyers, they'll help you.

and community members held a rally at the county office of education demanding more financial help for schools and students. now, several teachers unions were represented at the rally yesterday calling for funding that they say will lead to higher pay for teachers and smaller classroom size, especially in the aftermath of the covid epidemic. >> we have a need to bring these students up to court right on key skills, not just educational, but social skills and emotional learning. there's a lot more burden on teachers to do more and less time with more students, and it's more and more stressful every year. >> now, the east bay coalition for student success is made up of 21 different teachers unions from around the area. they say they're supporting their members who are considering going on

strike as they negotiate new contracts. it is 523 santa clara county may soon ban artificial turf on athletic fields. county supervisor users want a study to examine the potential environmental and safety issues with artificial turf. it comes after the biden administration took a stance to ban what's called forever chemicals. some of which can be found in artificial turf. santa clara county medical association drafted a letter supporting that ban leads the case. >> then, if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> if we go to the extreme that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> now that study is expected to be completed next month, with supervisors possibly voting on it in june. a ban could affect

some of the local projects, including the practice facility for the san jose earthquakes at the santa clara county fairgrounds. it is 520 for the san francisco municipal transportation agency is warning about a parking enforcement crackdown that's coming soon. now, director jeffrey tumlin says parking officers will be out there conducting enforcement sweeps across the city. the department says it's part of the city's vision zero initiative, hoping to end traffic deaths and injuries on city streets. our parking control officers are going to be doing some intense operations in each supervisorial district around the city, where we do about a week of intensive enforcement of all the rules. >> but particularly the safety oriented rules like parking on the sidewalk, blocking fire hydrants, blocking the crosswalk, parking too close to the corner. >> now, tomlin also says the

department is fully staffed now with parking control officers for the first time since before the pandemic. it's 525. we're learning new information about the google employees who staged a protest inside company offices . we'll tell you how many people have now been fired. plus, and the way the program is designed, you know, we're not enforcement agents. >> it's not threatening. we come offering things. >> we're going to take an inside look at a team in oakland responding to non-emergency calls. we tell you the kind of 911 reports they're responding to. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email, up

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ongoing investigation. >> plus it was crossing a crosswalk and you came right through where they're really doing it. >> i think it's great. i do, i hope it sticks. >> a sting operation near where a family of four was killed at a bus stop in san francisco. we're going to hear from people in the city's west portal neighborhood about what's needed to help keep people safe 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 a thursday. it's april 18th. it's also friday eve friday eve. >> all right. as we get towards the weekend are we getting cooler? steven or warmer? >> well both a little cooler saturday. little warmer on sunday. how's that? but no rain. no rain. that's the good news here. 40s. 50s on the temps here. as we i see a decrease in the high cloud deck. but they'll come back a little bit later. but it's mainly clear this morning a few patches of fog forming about the marin coast southward. so today a place in the sun. temperatures will be nice. probably similar to yesterday, maybe a little degree, a few degrees warmer because of the lack of the higher clouds. so 70s to a few near 80. now frank, i should add, pablo cruise also does a wonderful version of a place in the sun that he does, but we're going with stevie wonder. and also it's a great 1951 movie with elizabeth taylor, montgomery clift, shelley winters, filmed in lake tahoe. >> you should watch wow. i should be on time. that's before my time. steve. i'm sorry, but well, before my. >> but it's still a good film.

>> by the way, i booked pablo cruise for a gig in berkeley when i was in a fraternity there many years ago. so, along with greg kent. oh, very good. >> i did see them open for journey and robin trower at winterland. >> what was that? guitars are us. there you go. okay well, we do have a road hazard to tell you about. they believe it may be a dead deer, 101 northbound at lucky drive in marin near larkspur. so keep an eye on that if you're heading that direction . let's check our air traffic. maps. maps. green is good. and look at all the green on the screen. lots of it. east bay, north bay, and san francisco. we will take it, but. but there is some potential out there. east bay commuters, heavy volume on highway 24 westbound already. we're in lafayette on her way to the caldecott and not too far behind there. back east we go as you see a parade of headlights coming out of the bay point area on the curve. highway four west. always busy at this hour and today no different. by the time you get to the bay bridge.

volume picking up a little bit right now, but it is an easy ride to san francisco. time now. 531 let's send it back to pam. >> thank you frank. oakland police shot and killed a person suspected of homicide last night. ktvu sally rasmus joining us now with what we know so far about what happened. ali >> well, pam, we know when and where it happened. just before 930 last night outside a home on 16th and chestnut streets in oakland. now, this all began with an investigation by sacramento police. they were in oakland looking for a person suspected of a homicide that happened in the sacramento area. now, when they came to the suspect's home, sacramento police called oakland police for help arresting the person. in a recorded statement shared on social media last night, oakland police described what then happened next when oakland police officers arrived on scene and as they began securing the area and requesting additional resources, the suspect emerged from the residence with the firearm. oakland police say that's when their officers shot

and killed the suspect, who had just come out of the home with that firearm. we don't have any more information about the person who was killed. police have not released any details about the person's name or identity, and we don't know any details about the homicide in sacramento that that person was accused of. now we're still working to get more information from oakland police, hoping to hear from them later this morning. pam. >> all right. thank you. ali san francisco's district attorney expects charges to be filed in the next couple of weeks against the protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge. >> this is going to be on a rolling basis that most likely that we are receiving this evidence, it takes time to charge one person, let alone 26, when you're trying to identify their specific role in a in a situation. now >> district attorney brooke jenkins says the chp is continuing to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. the chp is also asking the district attorney's office to charge the protesters with a felony for

conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices specifically designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal. operation >> as the chp and the district attorney's office are also asking anyone who is directly impacted by the protest to contact them because they may be victims of a crime. in response, the san francisco public defender's office released this statement, saying in part, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. >> our time is five 3428 employees of google were fired for taking part in protesting google's offices in sunnyvale, new york and seattle. they were protesting google's contract with the israeli military. the demonstrators say they're concerned that facial recognition and object tracking equipment provided by google's

project nimbus to the israeli government could help the military target and kill civilians in gaza. now, in sunnyvale, five people were arrested. one of the protesters told us he felt their message got out and he would do it again. >> i went into this, you know, ready to accept the risks of potential retaliation, potentially lose my, getting arrested. i'm much more worried about, like, my coworkers, i'm worried about google, casting a wide net and trying to, like, you know, collectively punish us. >> now, google told us that employees who were fired violated company policies. the company has said that the nimbus contract is only for israeli government ministries. a bay area civil rights attorney is questioning the conditions of the jails in san francisco, where inmates have become violent with deputies. >> now, the sheriff's deputies union says nine deputies have

been attacked in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto attributes the violence to jail, overcrowding and a shortage of deputies. however, attorney yolanda wang tells us that the treatment of the inmates, including a lack of sunlight and outdoor exposure, could also be contributing to their behavior. >> you're locking them in that room. 2020 two hours a day with another person, two people. we've all been in lockdown. we all know how terrible that feels. and so now it's going on year four. they're still in lockdown and what do they expect these people to do? they're going crazy. >> the lockdown at the jail, at seventh and bryant was lifted wednesday. the jail in san bruno will remain on lockdown for now. the sheriff's office responded to these new allegations, saying it takes its obligations for incarcerated persons safety seriously. the department continues by saying the court has consistently held that san francisco jails do not need to provide outdoor access in order to comply with the court's order

. well, san francisco police held a sting operation in the west portal neighborhood, where a driver hit and killed a family of four last month. >> and during that operation, it lasted about 90 minutes. seven motorcycle officers issued 22 citations and five warnings to drivers who didn't yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. now the assistant police chief says this is only one of many locations around the city where police will be holding these operations. >> i have been hit, almost hit so many times. people are just not watching. they're not stopping at stop signs anymore. it's just really bad. >> the target enforcement here today was really being mindful of what happened here over a month ago. we have not given up on traffic enforcement, which is evident in what happened here. >> now, police say the targeted enforcement is aimed at being educational and promote safe driving. our time is 537. in oakland, a community response program is offering help for

nonviolent emergency. 911 calls and ktvu was given a special inside look at their efforts. as the program is expanding. members of macro, the mobile assistance community responders of oakland, prides themselves on using compassion and empathy to meet the needs of the city. the macro street teams respond to some nonviolent behavioral or mental health calls, as well as noise complaints and calls about homelessness. >> they provided me with support and medical and support and phone numbers so i could get the necessary medication that i need to make it. >> you see, people laid out on the sidewalk, or people that look like they might be in pain, or people that are sleeping in precarious positions, and we would stop for them. >> now, macro launched two years ago, and as of last month, they've responded to more than 17,000 calls. right now they have 11 people on staff, but the

program expects to triple that number in the next month. >> okay. time now is 538 getting closer to the weekend. we're going to get a little bit of mixed weather. it sounds like it'll be okay compared to the last two weekends. >> yeah, when it was cold and rainy. that's not happening this time. so we're good. it will be sunny, nice. it'll be maybe a little cooler saturday than slightly warmer. sunday is the way it's looking here. yesterday, a lot of upper 70s. it wasn't for those higher clouds. i think we would have had a lot more 80s, but san jose did manage to eke out an 81 belmont, santa cruz, napa, hayward, danville, oakland, san francisco, all between 73 and 81 degrees. sonoma concord, san mateo, santa clara. the only reason i bumped these up because i think there will be a lack of higher clouds, which should help today. so 80, 80, 79 and 81 degrees higher clouds southern california for going down there. looks cloudy to mostly cloudy. some higher clouds will begin to drift in here during the afternoon. late morning, early afternoon. but more 50s. although one observation happened by a cool 43 boy, you

lose that fog and those temps drop pretty fast on the coast. pillar point 45 degrees woodside , stanford 48. atherton, menlo park 49, san carlos and los altos, both at 5020s, up in the mountains 40 to 47 ukiah. then it's 5060s through the sacramento san joaquin valley to 50s and 60s in southern california. the weak little system will brush us tomorrow that will open the door to a little more fog. no rain expected yet. maybe a week from today. i think it's around the 26th. 27th. there are some hints of that. couple forecast models are dropping in a pretty good little system, and they actually have a pretty cool pattern going into early may. so i don't think we're done with rain yet, but the spacing now is much, much longer than compared to what we had just a couple of weeks ago. lots of sunshine, few high clouds, 6070 near the water, upper 70s, 80s inland cooler friday still nice, but a little cooler on saturday, then warmer sunday. monday >> all right. thank you steve. hundreds of new affordable units get the green light in santa

clara county coming up at 6:00. we have a look at who may qualify to live in the apartments set to break ground in milpitas. >> and three d printing, taking on the race car industry. how that t hnology is

another against their will to sue for job discrimination. now, the justices unanimously sided with the saint louis police sergeant, who was forcibly transferred but retained her rank and pay. the high court ruled employees must prove some type of harm to sue, but they can still successfully claim civil rights violations even though they were not demoted or docked in pay. >> our time now, 544, in washington. house speaker mike johnson, pushing ahead with his plan to put several foreign aid bills on the floor. despite the criticism he's getting from some fellow republicans. the proposed $95 billion aid package is aimed at supporting ukraine in israel and taiwan, as well as to impose new sanctions on iran. johnson is facing an uphill battle to get enough votes in the house, especially among his republican colleagues. >> the only thing that has kept terrorists and tyrants at bay is the perception of a strong america, that we would stand

strong and we will. >> we need to make sure that we are securing our border first before we secure ukraine's, and that we're not funding terrorism. >> now that vote is expected to take place saturday, some republicans have said if that bill passes, they will work to remove mike johnson as house speaker. >> an effort by arizona lawmakers to repeal a ban on abortion failed to pass in the state house. the 160 year old law was revived and imposes 2 to 5 years in prison for anyone found guilty of inducing an abortion, except for a doctor. when it's necessary to save the mother's life. people supporting both sides showed up at the arizona state capitol to demonstrate would be able to make our own decisions about our own bodies. >> it's actually quite a win to see that such a large number of people turned out for the pro-life side to advocate for these innocent babies. >> unless the state legislature votes to change the law, the ban

will go into effect within 60 days. arizona democrats are trying to place a measure on the november ballot that would restore abortion rights. our time now 545. >> uc berkeley hosted the annual barbara boxer lecture series, and this year, the former us senator barbara boxer spoke with retired bay area congresswoman jackie speier. well i always loved about the state legislature is we could do something there and it would have a ripple effect throughout the country. now, the two of them talked about jackie speer's accomplishments here in california and beyond. they also shared their opinions on the current climate in congress and the future of reproductive rights. the women ended the night with a call to action. >> freedom is a hard one thing, and we are here now and it is our job and the job of young people, old people, everyone who still has the ability to think and speak and convince and persuade to stay in the fight.

>> now, last year, barbara boxer held the series with california congresswoman judy chu, who's been in congress since 2009. it's 546, an american classic celebrating 60 years of production in commemoration of the anniversary of the mustang, ford unveiled this new special edition. only 9965 ford mustang gt's will be made with this special 60th anniversary package , with references to the 1965 mustang. the first generation of the car buyers will be able to place an order for it later this year at this point, ford still hasn't announced a price for the special package. although the 2024 gt may premium already costs more than $48,000, 3d printing has helped people create everything from art to food, and now it is helping engineers build race cars. >> mclaren houses more than 20 3d printers at its formula one

headquarters in england. those printers make building the various parts of each car easier and faster. it also saves valuable time as the printers can create the parts with recycled materials. >> it's a very efficient way of making complex parts. >> having the ability to print 100% recycled filament with their new software, openmw is really a change for the industry . >> by 2026, all formula one cars will be using sustainable fuel, and by 2030, the goal is to be net zero. so and there is a 3d printing home company based here in the bay area. so just reminds me this sunday we have a half hour made in the bay special. yes. and that's one of the companies featured mighty builders. they're printing homes. wow, a 3d printer. we have a lot of earth day companies here based in the bay area that are sustainable. companies really working on better companies and products for the environment. so this sunday morning, frank mallicoat at 830 are made in the bay

special. >> so all right, well, i'll be hanging out that morning as well. so i'll be tuning in it is a brave new world when it comes to all the things we're, we're heading towards traffic wise. actually, it's been, pretty much an incident free thursday, and i'm okay with that, especially in the south bay. let's take a look at our triple a traffic map. highway two 8017 six 8880. nice and easy. although we do have a bit of a slowdown. northbound 101 you see there in san jose. but that's pretty typical at this hour. hey, let's put a camera on it, shall we? that's highway 280 in san jose. traffic is moving along just fine, and we move up a little north for our peninsula commuters coming from the east bay from hayward over to foster city. right now, that san mateo bridge looks terrific. time now. 549. let's check in with steve and talk about the weekend. i guess it's approaching. >> it looks pretty good from here already there, frank. thank you sir. today will be nice to warm, not as many high clouds, although there could be a little

uptick. say, later this afternoon. but we had a lot more yesterday. inland temps. i would think about ten degrees above average. looks a little cooler tomorrow as fog returns. plenty of low, low clouds offshore, but not too much this morning. here. there are many high clouds in southern california and there's a bunch out there, but we're starting off mostly clear. this morning. 40s, 50s on the temps. a little cool for some. not bad for others. 47 boulder creek, felton 50. although there were 76 yesterday 51 santa cruz hollister's 50. everyone's pretty close there. 52. santa clara campbell, morgan hill, san martin, 20s up in truckee and south lake tahoe 26 elko to 32 in flagstaff and then 60s and 50s in the valley and 40s, 50s to 60s up and down the coast there, mostly sunny to partly sunny later today, but it looks good. no rain until maybe next thursday. friday 2627. looks to be the main window if we get back into it, and i think we will, but until then, except for some high clouds and some fog, we're good to go about the same

on temps today. looks cooler tomorrow, but 6070s to low 80s today. we'll see a little dip in those temps into saturday, then a rebound sunday. monday >> it's not just the architecture of the station, it's the cultural history of the station. >> well, after decades of neglect, a landmark in west oakland that served as a set of e-40's hyphy anthem may get a long awaited revamp coming up next at 6:00. what's happening in that community to get the historic 16th street station a second chance at life and times most influential people list for 2024 has been released. >> we're going to take a look at the list. s have ay it's time to get away

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employees are filing a petition to form a labor union. now the movement is among the parade and character performers at disneyland in anaheim. the group says more than two thirds of the 1700 eligible workers signed the petition in. a formal vote would likely be held may or june. the potential new union would form under the actors equity association, which represents performers at the disney parks in florida. disney officials say they support the workers right to hold a vote to unionize. >> our time now. 554 some bay area businesses getting a new look after teaming up with the company that uses artificial intelligence for graphic design. now free pick based in spain,

unveiled the results of its work with three businesses in the excelsior district of san francisco. the company teamed up with bay area designers who use free pick tools to create logos and other design elements. the businesses include a restaurant, a coffee shop, and a barber shop . >> it was like perfect timing when they came in. i was already looking at new logos. i was looking at, you know, bringing some more curb appeal. so when she came through, it was like right at the right moment. so it worked out. it really did. >> now free pick paid for all of the design and the execution of the improvements. as the company is celebrating the opening of its new office in san francisco. no. >> 14 bison from the oakland zoo will head to montana next week in an effort to restore bison to their native landscape. now, zoo officials say a total of 38 bison have been released to the care of people of the blackfoot nation in montana. the oakland zoo has played a significant

role in helping to increase the wild population of north american bison through its out breeding and release program. since 2016. >> time now 555 baht. this weekend plans a special sendoff for the last of its legacy trains. bart will hold a retirement ceremony saturday afternoon at macarthur station. bart says the old trains will run for a final time, and anybody can ride on them. most of the old bart train cars are being recycled for metal scraps, but a few of them found their way to museums, or they're being repurposed. the bart says it has refunded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fares from old paper tickets. the bart stopped accepting those tickets last november as it made the move to clipper cards. since then, bart says it has processed more than 4500 claims totaling almost a half million dollars. bart will only refund tickets with a balance of more than a dollar. a smaller tickets can be

donated to local nonprofit groups, and bart says there's no deadline for asking for a paper ticket refund. >> it's almost 420, the annual celebration of all things cannabis and things have been getting off to an early start with the first ever san francisco weed week. marijuana enthusiasts are invited to meet growers who are showing off their new strains. the creator of san francisco weed week said it's similar to beer week or restaurant week, but we've had legal cannabis sales for six years now and the market is maturing as a weed week provides more venues, more times, more places and more different opportunities for different types of crowds to plug into this event. now, the sanctioned for 20 gathering on hippie hill in golden gate park has been canceled this year. the city cited a lack of funding, but it is expected that many people will still gather. >> all right, our time is 557. after 17 years, the rotator bar that offers 360 degree views of san francisco is reopening at the hyatt regency hotel at the

circular space sits on top of the hotel. it takes about 50 minutes to complete a full rotation showing all of san francisco. now the bar came to a halt in 2007, right in the middle of the transition, and the ownership of the hotel. the revolving bars grand opening will coincide with the hotel's 51st year in business on may 1st. >> governor gavin newsom has landed a spot on time magazine's list of most influential people. newsom is listed under the leaders section, sharing the category with the prime minister of qatar and the president of kenya. time calls newsom a defender of liberal liberal values such as his early decision as san francisco mayor to issue same sex marriage licenses. the magazine also notes he is on the democrats short list of contenders for the 2028 election. presidential election san francisco chef dominique crenn is on the most influential people's list as well. she is the first female

chef in the united states to earn three michelin stars for her restaurant, atelier crenn, in the marina district. in her profile, fellow chef alice waters said crenn, quote, uses her cooking to tell stories and evoke emotion. >> shots were fired in an east bay neighborhood, the latest on an investigation underway after police shot and killed an armed homicide suspect. >> then i want other parents to know that these kids are so young, they really don't know. they are so naive. >> a grieving bay area family searching for answers after their son died of hypothermia while away at college. the college student was reported missing. his parents say the police didn't find him until it was too late. >> 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 is thursday april 18th i think we've had nice weather to head up to that rotating bar in san francisco steve i don't know if you ever were up there. i used to take people up there all the time because a long time ago. yeah yeah. very fun. they have something like that at the marriott in new york at times square also. so it's cool. >> it's winzig back when i didn't hear it, it's opening back up. >> i was trying to look, though. i think it might still be first may 1st for hotel guests. >> i'll be right. >> i'm going to get in line early. all right. thanks. >> they'll have a special seat for sure. >> they will, probably back where the dishes are left. all right, another beautiful sunrise here. although we don't have as many high clouds for sure. i think they'll they'll show up a little later today, but 40s 50s on the temps. some fog, but not much. marin coast south, but it's more patchy, hit and miss, a lot of high clouds. southern california, there's some offshore. we'll see a few today, but today is more about a place in the sun and temperatures maybe even warming up a degree or two, but it'll be close to yesterday's highs. temperatures 70s to near 80 degrees. all

right, frank mallicoat here, 6:00 picking up. yeah a little bit typical. >> not not major issues. unless you're a super commuter and you're coming in from the far east bay. let's take a look at our air traffic map. a couple of accidents. altamont pass, heavy westbound bound from tracy, including, as you can see, two accidents. one getting up onto 205 and eventually onto 580 and one actually on 580 at the pass. so a slow roll and even more so through that pass and if you're coming in from bay point highway four, it looks crystal clear. look at that. you can see those cavalcade of headlights going all the way back. but that's, pretty to watch. not fun to be in because that's pretty heavy traffic at this hour. highway 24. let's take a look at that. westbound is moving along at a bit of a crawl. you can see some flashing lights up there. not sure what that is, but we will have a check if you're heading

the other direction. you see those cars kind of slowing down when 24 eastbound. when you get to that oak hill road exit in lafayette, central lafayette, there is a road hazard right now that's blocking the number two lane. it's reverse commute. so that's good news. but, traffic is slowing down there a bit as well. time now nearly 602 on this thursday. let's go back to pam. >> all right. thank you. frank. oakland police shot and killed a person suspected of a homicide late last night. >> ktvu erasmus in our newsroom now and tells us it's the first time this year that oakland police have been involved in a deadly shooting. good morning. alex. yeah, that incident stemmed from an investigation by sacramento police. >> the person killed last night was wanted by san francisco police homicide investigators for being on suspicion of being involved in a homicide that happened there. now, when sacramento police came to the area of 16th and chestnut streets in oakland around 930 last night, they called oakland police for help in arresting that homicide suspect. now, in a

recorded statement shared on social media last night, an oakland police spokesperson described what happened next. >> oakland police officers arrived on scene and as they began securing the area and requesting additional resources, the suspect emerged from their residence with the firearm. >> and at that point, oakland police say their officers fired at the suspect outside the garage of the home, shooting and killing that person. it is the first deadly police shooting to happen, so far in oakland this year. there's still a lot of information that we don't know yet. police have not released any details on the homicide, suspect's name or identity. we don't know what type of homicide or crime in the sacramento area that person was accused of. we're working to get more information from oakland police. dave and pam, back to you. >> okay, allie. thank you. time is 603. the antioch police department still understaffed. the interim police chief, ryan addington, told the antioch police oversight commission the current staffing of the police department is at 77% of 77 of the 115 budgeted positions.

addington says the department is in the process of recruiting more police officers, and also says some officers who were placed on administrative leave for alleged misconduct will be coming back to active duty soon, right now, there are 17 officers on leave in san jose. >> two housemates of the parents charged in the fentanyl poisoning death of their daughter have now been charged with murder as well, prosecutors say. phil ortega and paige vitale sold, used and left fentanyl near the baby, 18 month old winter died last august. investigators say she had 25 times the lethal amount of fentanyl in her body. her parents are already charged with murder. >> the da saying is that fentanyl is not a recreational drug, it's poison. and they're asking juries to treat it that way when they're seeking these types of murder convictions against people who are in the chain of custody, that leads to a fentanyl death of a baby, both

ortega and vitale will be back in court for an arraignment next wednesday. >> our time now is 604 educators and community members gathered for a rally at the contra costa county office of education, demanding more financial investment into schools hurts students. now, several teachers unions were represented at the rally. they're calling for funding reallocations that they say will lead to higher pay for the teachers and smaller class sizes, especially in the aftermath of the covid epidemic. >> we have a need to bring these students up to core, right on key skills, not just educational, but social skills and emotional learning. there's a lot more burden on teachers to do more and less time with more students, and it's more and more stressful every year. now >> the east bay coalition for student success is made up of 21 different teachers unions from around the area, who say they're supporting members who are considering going on strike as

they negotiate new contracts. >> the city of oakland is trying to make one of its most dangerous roads safer. the city council voted to increase funding this week to keep drivers from swerving onto into bus only lanes on international boulevard. now, city officials say dangerous passing has become a daily problem since the construction of the roads. bus rapid transit stops the money will go to fund speed bumps and paint new signs. >> our time is 606. san francisco muni mta is warning about a parking enforcement crackdown. it's coming soon now. director jeffrey tumlin says parking officers will be conducting enforcement sweeps around the city. the department says it's part of the city's vision zero initiative, hoping to end traffic deaths and injuries on city streets. >> our parking control officers are going to be doing some intense operations in each supervisorial district around the city, where we do about a

week of intensive enforcement of all the rules, but particularly the safety oriented rules like parking on the sidewalk, blocking fire hydrants, blocking the crosswalk, parking too close to the corner. >> now, tomlin also says the department is now fully staffed with parking control officers for the first time since before the pandemic. >> all right, let's check back in with frank mallicoat covering our commute this morning. what are you keeping an eye on? >> well, we're keeping an eye on those folks that got to go over the bay bridge. and as fate would have it, the metering lights have been on for a good half hour plus. and no cakewalk. if you're trying to get over the bay bridge right now, that is the toll plaza. taking a look at our triple a traffic cameras on this thursday, 6 a.m. and at a near standstill and a slow roll over the bridge as well as folks are getting a jump on their workday. go a little south of there. san mateo bridge picking up some volume, but that seems to be moving along pretty well.

and we finish at the richmond-san rafael bridge that was busy at this hour yesterday. traffic moving along nicely at 607. that's a look at traffic. we'll send it back to pam. >> all right. thank you frank. mixed reaction as personal data takes center stage on capitol hill. we'll tell you why. bay area law enforcement agencies are pushing back against a bill that would prevent police from buying your personal data and a heavily used road in eastern contra costa county is about to get some new improvements with oakley is about to do to fight those traffic jams on the main road connecting the city to be el i anand

is grieving the loss of their son, who they say died of hypothermia while away at college in illinois. andre senior. joining us now in studio, talking about the family now trying to warn other parents. andre. >> well, pam, the parents of 18 year old dwayne, says he went missing not far from his dorm, but campus police who went searching for him. they just couldn't find him in time. icu and rita. dwayne say a cool was fascinated with legos at a young age and went away to college at the university of illinois to study engineering, but on january 20th, he went out with friends to a campus party. late that night, one of his friends called police to report him missing. an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a

cool by phone, but he was not found until the next day. police say he was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans, and he may have been intoxic. >> and why could they never found him? it's been ten hours he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> dwayne says a close friend also called him to say his son was missing, so he called campus police himself. >> they put me on hold and. and then the call got transferred over to coroner's office. and we found out from the coroner's office that our son passed away. >> while the young man's parents say they want other parents and students to know about the dangers of extremely cold weather, to prevent anyone else from ending up in the same situation. >> i want other parents to know that these kids are so young. they really don't know. they are so naive. they have no idea what and we didn't know this family from foster city filing a citizens complaint with police

about their response. >> campus police tell us the death investigation is now closed. but the complaint is still being investigated. dave. >> okay, andre. thank you. time now, 612. the district attorney of napa county officially filed murder charges against a man accused in the shooting death over the weekend of two young women. 22 year-old john richard nicholson of vallejo is accused of shooting the two during an argument on saturday along riverside drive near the napa river. the family and friends of the shooting victims identified them as 17 year-old sasha donnelly in 19 year-old. aileen villasenor is no word from police about a possible motive. now, nicholson was charged yesterday afternoon with murder with special circumstances. he did not enter a plea. the district attorney's also investigating charges against 219 year old suspected accomplices. jessica witten and judith and adolph were arrested in connection with the murders.

>> in washington, the house of representatives has passed a bill that impacts how law enforcement can obtain our personal information. now, the bill is called the fourth amendment is not for sale act. it's designed to prevent law enforcement agencies from buying americans personal data from data brokers without first obtaining a court order. it passed in a vote with support from both democrats and republicans. but bay area law enforcement agencies and residents have mixed opinions. >> it's really going to cripple the system. it really impacts those who are being affected by the crime. it is the victims who will suffer. >> where we go, what we browse on the internet and who we talk to. is that something that the government should be tracking? profiling and keeping a list of? >> some members of law enforcement say the measure could require investigators to get separate warrants for every piece of information, like gps data or call records. but supporters say the privacy implications are important. the

bill now heads to the us senate. >> our time now. 614, a coding school based in san francisco, now has the attention of the federal government. the consumer financial protection bureau says that bloom tech misled students about the cost of loans for their program, and also about graduation rates. the agency says at least 11,000 students signed contracts to pay their tuition, with income share agreements, where they would pay the school with 7,017% of their income every month. once they found a job. the bureau says the agreements also carried a charge of about $4,000. the bloom tech is now banned from lending, and the company and its ceo have to pay more than $164,000 in penalties. the company's ceo responds to the settlement on social media and said in part, bloom tech reached a settlement with the consumer financial protection bureau regarding the

loan program, which we largely stopped using in 2021 and no longer offered today. bloom tech continues to focus on its core mission, improving the lives of students and enabling them to fulfill their economic potential. it's now 615. oakley crossed one of the final hurdles to expand a stretch of east cypress road. city council there approved a plan to bury a nearby canal, making room for extra lanes. right now, that rural two lane road is one of the main ways to get in and out of east oakley and the bethel island area for decades, the city wanted to widen a stretch of that road from 2 to 6 lanes to free up and to break up the traffic jams. oakley officials expect construction to begin this month and hopefully be finished within a year. >> california's efforts to protect millions of people from cancer causing contaminants in

water is going to be expensive, state regulators just approved the nation's first drinking water standard. it will limit the amount of toxic chemicals in drinking water to the equivalent of no more than ten drops for the amount of water in an olympic sized swimming pool. water suppliers say they expect to spend $180 million a year to comply, and that rates will increase for many customers. all right, pam, time now just about 617. >> frank mallicoat is back watching our early morning commute. how's it look? >> it looks pretty good unless you're way out. highway four. we're going to stop there first. good morning everyone on highway four, westbound busy antioch to pittsburgh. take a look at our triple a traffic map. you can see the slowdown there in red and awaiting commuters. we got an accident. you can see there flashing center. cut your screen. 242 in concord, which will slow that down even more. how about a camera on the situation? let's take you out to bay point and that's just a little north of there. and you

can see that heavy volume coming down into the concord pleasant hill area, likely heading to six, 80 and 24. and once they get there, guess what, we're pretty busy there as well. 24 westbound in lafayette towards the tunnel. so to quote the great band foghat, slow ride. take it easy out there. all right. with more on your weather, check in with mister steve paulson. >> and they're still touring. >> yeah, i'm actually an original member. >> that's the drummer. >> i'm going to say it was easy. top in sacramento. >> very nice, very nice. thank you sir. all right. nice to warm today. i think we see a little less high cloud deck that did probably take an edge or two off, from the highs yesterday. about ten degrees above average. but a little cooler pattern kicks in friday. so for sonoma, concord, san mateo and santa clara, up we go. not much. 80, 80, 79, 81. i just think the higher clouds yesterday were enough to do it, but so far a lot less. although they're not far away. i mean, there's some

offshore and only patchy low clouds and just kind of a teeny bit on the marin coast. and then it kind of hit and miss on the san mateo coast, a few 40s. i mean, petaluma is 44, half moon bay, 45, but a lot of 50s here, 51, 52, 53 covers it for most 48 ross 48. bolinas 44. though point raise boy, if you don't have the fog on the coast, those are the cooler temps over there. ukiah, though 42. middletown 45. sonoma's at 48. richmond 48. and then 45. in rohnert park 44 reno, upper 20s. truckee south lake tahoe, alturas, though, and elko in the mid 20s. and mount shasta at 31 degrees. there's not a lot organized here. this little spin right there, that little spin that's that'll usher in a cooler pattern tomorrow with an increase in fog. no rain yet. it doesn't look like anything until maybe late next week. maybe by this time next thursday. friday i'll be talking about it. sure looks like something's brewing for the end of the month into early may. today though, lots of sunshine. it'll be nice. temperatures 6070 by the water, upper 70s, low 80s inland. a little cool down. not

much, just a little bit. friday into saturday, a little warmer. sunday. monday thank you steve. >> growing concerns over the safety of artificial turf on athletic fields. the local actions to ban the fields because of the risk to people's health, and hope for low income families struggling to find housing. the new project that ju got the green light

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attorney general rob bonta is holding a press conference in oakland to discuss california's housing crisis. now the ceo of the unity council will be there as well. that's a nonprofit helping people find housing. bonta and the ceo will talk about their efforts to address the issue after the press conference, bonta will meet with the residents of the fruitvale transit village and tour a planned cultural hub in the community. it all kicks off this morning at 930 at the casa suenos apartment complex. more affordable apartments are heading to milpitas. on tuesday, the city council unanimously approved the development of 118 new affordable housing units. take a look. that's what they'll look like. the two apartment complexes will be on main street, just a half a mile from the great mall light rail station. more than half of the units will be reserved for low income families. the remainder will be for those with moderate incomes. the developer says the apartments will have a community

garden, a public space and dozens of parking spots for the residents. and cupertino is adding back in some services that had previously been cut. the city council voted to fund several city operations, including tree and sidewalk maintenance, that were slated to be reduced next year. funding for some of the other city programs will be cut, including the 4th of july fireworks show and the free shakespeare in the park festival. the city faces a $30 million decline in sales tax revenue. santa clara county could soon ban artificial turf on athletic fields. county supervisors are commissioning a study to examine the potential environmental and safety issues with the turf. this comes after the biden administration took a stance to ban so-called forever chemicals, some of which can be found in artificial turf. the santa clara county medical association drafted a letter supporting the ban leads the case. >> then, if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and

players on on these fields. >> if we go to the extreme that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> the study is expected to be finished next month, with supervisors possibly voting in june when a ban could affect some local projects, including the practice facility for the san jose earthquakes at the santa clara county fairgrounds. well, so far this morning, operations at alaska airlines are expected to run normally. that's after departures were halted for an hour because of the technical glitch yesterday. alaska airlines says it asked the faa for the ground stop yesterday morning for all of its flights. the airline says it was having trouble with its software that calculates the weight and balance for its planes. about 40 alaska and horizon flights across the three major bay airports were delayed yesterday as well. we're hearing from stanford's new incoming women's

basketball coach, kate pay. she knows she has some big shoes to fill. the former player and associate head coach will now take over the women's team. at her official introduction, kate pay was given a jersey with the number three on it, which she wore during her playing days there at stanford. pay will now guide stanford out of the pac 12 and into the atlantic coast conference. she has been an assistant to retiring coach tara vanderveer for the past 17 seasons. >> it's just something that kind of feels comfortable and natural, and it kind of has always been a plan in place. and again, hopefully, i think it provides continuity to our student athletes. >> vanderveer's last day is may 8th. she is retiring as the winningest head coach in college basketball history. parents of a sonoma county student are suing the school district. they're demanding answers over hiring a teacher who's facing sexual abuse accusations. they say their daughter is one of the victims. plus it's not just the architecture of the station,

it's the cultural history of the station. a west oakland landmark that once served as the set of e-40's hyphy anthem may get a revamp. the community efforts underway to resurrect the historic 16th street station after years of neglect . it

there where a crash recently killed the family. we have more on how the police hope to prevent any more tragedies and honoring the lives lost in san francisco. more than 100 years ago. in the 1906 earthquake. the events happening this morning commemorating the 118th anniversary of the natural disaster that shaped san francisco's history. from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. all right. an excited people as we take you live to the new york stock exchange. >> that is ibotta ringing the opening bell as it goes public starts trading today. ibotta is an app used to get cash back on groceries and some online purchases. i've used it. i've tried it. okay yep. it's backed by walmart based in colorado, so always a nice positive sign when companies feel like it's a good environment to go public, take their company public. so numbers are all headed higher. we'll have your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm

dave clark. >> thursday morning april 18th it's friday evening. >> yes it is. let's check in with steve paulson for that forecast. >> i bought us some cat food yesterday. is that the same thing, pam or. >> well, did you get money back? >> that's a no. i did not, but all right, thank you. a little bit of fog dancing around here. we saw this yesterday. marin headlands trying to get over parts of the golden gate bridge there, but it looks like it's on borrowed time, as we like to say. but 40s and 50s on the temps looks like a nice day. not as many high clouds yet. there's some, but we'll see a lot more sun today. so a place in the sun for you and me and all of us today looks good. temperatures should be similar to yesterday, maybe a teeny bit warmer inland due to the lack of the higher clouds. 70s to near 80. all right. frank mallicoat is here. 631 getting busy. i take it. >> yeah, but we're going to show a little love and give a report card to the south bay, because they are looking mighty good. all green on the screen. south a plus plus. take a look at that outside of a little bit of traffic on 101. not much going

on in the south bay. and i'm okay with that. triple a traffic map you see there. here's your triple a camera. we are at highway 880 in oakland and traffic is moving freely in that area. take you out to the bay bridge. that's been a bit of a bugaboo for the last hour and a half. metering lights are on and it is a slow roll over the entire span going into the city, and we finish with the fog free and traffic free. and may i say, beautiful golden gate bridge on what looks like a beautiful day to get out and about here in the bay area. time now. 632. that's traffic. let's send it back to pam. >> all right. very nice. thank you. frank. well today also marks the 118th anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake. >> and people are gathering across san francisco for annual events marking the moment that 1906 earthquake hit ktvu bailey, o'carroll's auntie in san francisco, where commemoration started early this morning. good morning, bailey.

>> good morning dave and pam. those events did start dark and early this morning around 445. of course, the moment when that earthquake hit some 118 years ago, there was kind of a moment of silence. it was around 511 this morning, but right now we are just above dolores park in the city, and i want to move out of the way so you can see kind of the tail end of what's going on behind me. i'm not sure if you can quite see it if we can zoom in on it, but there is a fire hydrant, a kind of beyond this crowd, and it is spray painted gold right now, people are coming up and adding a little bit of that gold spray paint on top of the layers that are already there, taking the mic and kind of dedicating that spray in honor of maybe lost loved ones and other things and those who helped this city. of course, after that earthquake happened. now, earlier today, as i mentioned, folks had also been

honoring the lives of those who were lost in that earthquake. people came up to speak as the ceremony happened, including former san francisco mayor willie brown. he recounted the timeline of events. as i mentioned, that earthquake happened 118 years ago. it hit just around 511. some people say 512 in the morning, and now in the equivalent of today's scale, it would be just below an 8.0 earthquake. of course, it destroyed many buildings all across the city. it also killed thousands of people. so folks today coming out to pay their respects and also honor the first responders who helped save some buildings. and of including, i should mention, part of the reason why we are here in front of this fire hydrant, i forgot to mention earlier, is because this is the fire hydrant that many people credit the water connection for helping to save the entire

mission district mission neighborhood here in san francisco, reporting live in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you bailey. always great to see that commemoration out there. san francisco's district attorney says she expects charges to be filed in the next couple of weeks against the protesters, who blocked the golden gate bridge. >> this is going to be on a rolling basis that most likely that we are receiving this evidence, it takes time to charge one person, let alone 26, when you're trying to identify their specific role in a in a situation. >> now, district attorney brooke jenkins says the chp is continuing to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. the chp is also asking the district attorney's office to charge the protesters with a felony for conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices specifically designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal. operation >> for now, the chp and the district attorney's office are

asking anyone who was directly impacted by that protest to please contact them because they may be victims of a crime. now, in response, the san francisco public defender's office released this statement, saying in part, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. >> our time is six 3628 employees of google were fired for taking part in protests, and google's offices in sunnyvale, in new york and in seattle. they were protesting google's contract with the israeli military. the demonstrators say they're concerned that facial recognition and object tracking provided by google's project nimbus to the israeli government could help the military to target and kill civilians in gaza. in sunnyvale, five people were arrested. one of the protesters told us he felt their

message did get out and he would do it again. >> i went into this, you know, ready to accept the risks of potential retaliation, potentially lose my, getting arrested. i'm much more worried about, like, my coworkers, i'm worried about google, casting a wide net and trying to, like, you know, collectively punish us. >> now, google tells us that the employees who were fired violated company policies. the company has said that the nimbus contract is only for israeli government ministries. >> san francisco police held a sting operation in the west portal neighborhood, where a driver hit and killed a family of four last month. >> now, during that police operation, it lasted about 90 minutes. seven motorcycle officers issued 22 citations and five warnings to drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks. the assistant police chief says this is only one of many locations around the

city where police will be holding these operations. >> i have been hit, almost hit, so many times. people are just not watching. they're not stopping at stop signs anymore. it's just really bad. >> the target enforcement here today was really being mindful of what happened here over a month ago. we have not given up on traffic enforcement, which is evident in what happened here. now police say the targeted enforcement is designed to be education and also promote safe driving. >> 638 is the time back over to frank mallicoat keeping an eye on our commute. speaking of safe driving, hopefully there's a lot of that out there. >> yeah, yeah, well they are cell. cell keeps you busy here, man. i got to tell you, we're, we're working away here. we're going to talk about the east bay commute and lamorinda. let's take a look at that. our triple a traffic camera. there it is. highway 24 westbound. it is actually improved a bit. you can

see the traffic moving a little bit quicker in the last half hour, but still pretty heavy incident free all the way to the caldecott tunnel. once they get through the tunnel, they'll have this to deal with. that is the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on since a little after 5:00 this morning. pretty heavy. and if you want to see how heavy, there's the map pretty much until you get through the tunnel at yerba buena island and it leaks a little bit into the san francisco side of the bay bridge. but it will be a long roll to get into san francisco, likely to get a little worse here in the next half hour. time now is 639. let's say good morning to steve paulson. >> thank you frank. we'll get right to it here. mainly clear this morning. some patchy fog but there's not much there. and i don't think it will last too long. the higher clouds have moved out. there's still some offshore that will probably make an appearance here, but i think a little less today than we saw yesterday. 40s 50s on the temps probably reached our lows for the morning, but temperatures east bay temps panel, kensington, el sobrante upper 40s. lafayette's 49 a lot a lot

of low 50s though, so some some upper 40s but a lot of 50s here. 20s in the mountains. truckee south lake to about 28. alturas though at 25. mammoth lakes at 32. except for the higher clouds. we're all set for another nice day. any rain? not this weekend. maybe about a week from today. i'll be talking about it. looks around the 26th or 27th does look promising. couple forecast models are dropping another system in, but not today. mainly a clear morning except for some patchy fog. highs today 6070s by the water. upper 70s, low 80s inland. a little cool down on friday, probably into saturday, then a rebound. nice temp sunday into monday. >> all right steve thank you. time 640. a new effort in oakland to help students struggling with math. we'll tell you about an initiative by an oakland advocacy group and what they're doing to help kids be ready for more of the advanced classes. >> all right. first, let's head out to our newsroom. check in with garcia for a look at the stories coming up in our next hour of mornings on two. good morning, good morning. >> it's a busy one here as another big companies announcing

cutbacks to its workforce here in the bay area. while one of the nation's largest aerospace and defense contractors is eliminating positions in palo alto and sunnyvale. then, with endorsements from celebrities such as oprah winfrey, ozempic has become one of the most popular ways to achieve rapid weight loss. now, some doctors warn it's doing much more than changing people's waistlines. we'll examine a reported effect on peopl s personalities

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superintendent discussed the allegations facing brad rowell with parents and school officials at a meeting last night. authorities say the p.e. teacher and track coach has been charged with 21 felonies after being accused of committing unlawful sexual acts with a student. >> our time is 644. a tutoring organization in oakland now helping students improve their math skills. the program started last fall with six tutors working at four schools. well, in this cominschool year, it will expand to more than 20 tutors at 11 schools. the tutors work right next to teachers in the classroom and also work separately with the students in small groups. also in oakland, a community response program is offering help for nonviolent emergency. 911 calls and ktvu was given a special inside look at how they're doing it. as the program is expanding. the members of macro, the mobile assistance community responders of oakland, prides itself on

using compassion and empathy to meet the needs of the city. the macro street teams respond to some nonviolent behavioral or mental health calls, as well as noise complaints and calls about homelessness. >> yes, they provided me with support and medication and support and phone numbers so i could get the necessary medication in that i need to make it. >> you see people laid out on the sidewalk or people that look like they might be in pain, or people that are sleeping in precarious positions, and we would stop for them. >> macro launched about two years ago and as of last month, they've responded to more than 17,000 calls. right now, there are 11 people on the staff, but the program expects to triple that number in the next month. >> tiktok will begin restricting users who repeatedly post what it calls problematic topics now posts including extreme fitness, conspiracy theories, dieting and sexually suggestive content will

no longer be promoted on the for you feed starting may 17th, but will still be allowed to be posted. the decision to update community guidelines follows criticism that the platform promotes harmful or offensive content, despite amazon removing its just walk out technology from some of its own physical stores, the cashier less system could be coming to other stores. the system uses cameras, artificial intelligence and sensor trackers to determine what's taken off the shelf. customers insert a credit card or another payment method when they enter the store, grab what they want, then leave when they're done shopping. amazon recently removed the system from its stores, but the company decided to license it to other companies and to other stores. bart says it has refunded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fares from those old paper tickets. bart stopped accepting them last november as it made the move to clipper cards. since then, the agency says it has processed more than 4500 claims, totaling almost a

half $1 million. bart will only refund tickets with a balance of more than $1. smaller tickets can be donated to local nonprofits. bart says there's no deadline for requesting that paper ticket refund. and after 17 years, the rotating bar offering 360 degree views of san francisco is reopening at the hyatt regency. there, along the embarcadero, the circular space sits on top of the hotel. it takes 50 minutes to complete a full rotation, showing guests all of san francisco. the bar halted in 2007, in the middle of a hotel ownership transition when the revolving bar's grand reopening will coincide with the hotel's 51st year in operation. that is, on may 1st. >> all right. time is 648. well, an historic site in oakland is getting a second chance. yeah, pretty cool building. >> the historic 16th street station was badly damaged in the 1989 earthquake, but it also has been used for weddings and video for e-40. that hyphy anthem tell

me when to go now, a group of neighbors and preservationists are leading the way to bring it back to life. the oakland heritage alliance launched a petition last month after the developer said it wants to find a way to upgrade the structure, hired a consulting company to move forward. the site, which was once known as the ellis island for the black community, holds a lot of history. >> it was a main arrival point for the great migration when people moved north. at the time of world war two. it is associated with a long and glorious history of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, which was the first black union to join the af of l. >> now the group organizing the project says retrofitting could cost more than $100 million, but the preservation effort is backed by council member carol fife. she's working to bring

stakeholders together for the best use of the space. supporters say they need community support. >> think about what this station could be for the west oakland community and then come to oakland heritage. org look at our petition, sign the petition. email us. get involved. contact your elected officials to tell them that this is an important site that you want to see preserved and reused for the people of oakland and west oakland. the oakland heritage alliance wants to get the site designated as an historic site to unlock new tax benefits. >> and if you're interested in signing the petition to bring the station back to life, we posted a link on ktvu dot com slash weblinks. >> hopefully e-40 will take part in that as well, since he's, you know, he could be listening right now. >> pam. >> maybe he does watch sometimes. you know frank, it reminds me of the ferry building . i mean, the ferry building was abandoned and now it's just this gorgeous space for people to gather. >> yeah. you can't forget where

you came from. and i think especially oakland should hold on to some of that. very good idea. we're going to say good morning to the north bay commuters trying to get over that richmond-san rafael bridge. let's map it out here on triple a good size backup at the toll plaza all the way to canal street at 580 west. and if you want to look at that toll plaza, it is bumper to bumper getting off slow. go until mid-span. you'll eventually get over there to marin county. and once you're in marin county, maybe you want to go to san francisco that way. and it's a great ride with a beautiful view over the golden gate bridge on what looks like a great day. mr. steve paulson, good morning, good morning sir. >> a little west breeze on that flag. i'll show you why here. coming up in just a second. surface wind is mainly north northeast, although there are a couple what we call little coastal eddies forming here. one off the right here. marine sea. and what's that doing that's giving a little bit of a westerly breeze is why you saw that on the golden gate. same right down to santa cruz. monterey bay. look at that. see?

little wet. but most locations, though have a slight offshore. but there are a couple little circulations that i think will play into a little cooler forecast. mostly sunny here. the higher clouds kicked out, but they're not far offshore. they'll probably scoot through later 40s and 50s on the temps only some patchy fog, mainly san mateo coast and on parts of the marin coast. 40s on the temps here, mid 40s upper 40s to a lot of low 50s. so we've probably bottomed out on the lows. 28. truckee south lake tahoe 25. alturas. mount shasta 31. except for some higher clouds, we're all set for a nice day. little cooler tomorrow into saturday, then a rebound. rain winsthraink from today. i think 2627. somewhere in there today though. thursday sunshine mostly clear, a few patches of fog. otherwise look for a lot of sun, a few high clouds, 60s 70s to 80s a little cool down with more and fog on the way for tomorrow into saturday, then a nice little rebound, but not too bad. sunday monday. okay steve. >> thank you. time 652 setting the record straight about o.j. simpson and the final days and

hours of his life. we'll tell you why. his lawyer disputes a report that was posted on simpson's own social media account and adding extra flair to bay area businesses with the help of artificial intelligence. the new designs, now on display at san francisco storefronts

mike johnson, pushing ahead with his plan to put several foreign aid bills on the floor. despite criticism he's getting from some fellow republicans. the proposed $95 billion aid package is for supporting ukraine, israel and taiwan and also to impose new sanctions on iran. johnson is facing an uphill battle to get enough votes in the house, especially among fellow republicans. we're here at home. uc berkeley hosted the annual barbara boxer lecture series, and this year, the former us senator barbara boxer spoke with retired bay area congresswoman jackie speier. >> well, i always loved about the state legislature is we could do something there and it would have a ripple effect throughout the country. >> now, they talked about jackie speer's accomplishments here in california and beyond, and they

shared their opinions on the current climate in congress and the future of reproductive rights. and they ended the night with a call to action. >> freedom is a hard one thing, and we are here now, and it is our job. and the job of young people, old people, everyone who still has the ability to think and speak and convince and persuade to stay in the fight. >> last year, barbara boxer held the series with california congresswoman judy chu, who's been in congress since 2009. time is 657. a bay area civil rights attorney questioning the conditions of jails in san francisco, where inmates have become violent with sheriff's deputies. the sheriff's deputies union says nine deputies have been attacked in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto blames that violence on jail, overcrowding and a shortage of sheriff's deputies. however, attorney yolanda huang told us

about it's the treatment of the inmates. now, the sheriff's office responded to these new allegations, saying it takes its obligations for incarcerated persons safety seriously. the department also says the court has consistently held that san francisco jails do not need to provide outdoor access in order to comply with the court's order . well, the milpitas police department launched a new digital dashboard to help the public be informed about crime and other instances in the police department. the new interactive transparency portal allows users to have access to a variety of reports put together by the department, including recent annual crime stats, reviews on the diversity in the workplace and information on officer misconduct. the latest stats on the site show the top crime in march in milpitas was shoplifting. it is 658 in bay

area. businesses have a new look after teaming up with the company that uses artificial intelligence for graphic design. free pick, based in spain, unveiled the results of their work yesterday with three businesses in the excelsior district of san francisco. now, the company teamed up with bay area designers who used free pick tools to create logos and other design elements. the businesses include a restaurant, a coffee shop and a barber shop. >> it was like perfect timing. when they came in, i was already looking at new logos. i was looking at, you know, bringing some more curb appeal. so when she came through, it was like right at the right moment. so it worked out. it really did. >> the free pick paid for all of the designs and the execution of the improvements, as the company is celebrating the opening of its new office in san francisco. >> a homicide suspect is dead after being shot by oakland police. how another law

enforcement agency from outside the bay area was involved. the city of san francisco cracking down on illegal parking. more on what the city calls an intense safety initiative. >> plus, 118 years ago, powerful seismic waves roared across the prosperous city of san francisco , commemorating the great san francisco earthquake and fire. >> a live report and why officials say history should serve as a reminder for all of us to act from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning, i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> thursday morning, april 18th. did you have the heater on your car seat? >> well, i sort of always do, but it is mild out there. i'll give you that. >> well, that's good to hear. steve paulson is right here with the rest of your forecast. >> i do indeed. we have mostly clear skies out there, a little bit of fog. there's not much. and i think we'll get more sun in the morning than some clouds in the