to raise awareness about the situation for mothers in gaza. >> rallies in the south bay by anti-war protesters. the message they had for the people in gaza and sadness in the east bay after a deadly crash takes the lives of two community and political leaders how their lives and their legacies are being honored by the community they love. >> 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 monday. yes it is may 13th. and roberta gonzalez woke up early to be with us this morning. i'm still recovering from that giants baseball game yesterday.

>> yeah. >> nice day at the park though. >> it was a gorgeous day, albeit on the windy side, a little windy. >> we were in the city as well, a little windy yes, absolutely. >> and there is a game later on tonight. it's the dreaded dodgers. head to town and we will have that forecast a little bit later. right now it's a gray slate across the entire bay area. there's no reason for me to believe, although visibility is restricted at six miles in santa rosa and seven miles in half moon bay, that these clouds will retreat even quicker than they did yesterday. right now. morning to all of you in novato, you sit at 46 degrees. otherwise it's 51. in union city and in fremont, 50 in san francisco and low 50s and the tri valley later today, 60s will be coming around the seashore with only a hint of sunshine from time to time. otherwise, clearing across the central bay top it off in the 60s and 70s a rather seasonal day for the springtime season. here in the bay area, we have

your full forecast in a matter of minutes, but right now, let's say a big, hearty good morning to sal castaneda in the house. hi there sir. >> good morning. were you at the game? >> i was at the game. the first two innings were just direly so slow. and then, boy, did all the action pick up in the sixth inning. and then we went into extra innings and it was so fun. yeah. >> you got to see a walk off. good for you. all right. great. >> and i ate a lot. >> good morning i know that feeling. all right. good morning everyone. you can see the map has a lot of green in it. i like that you can see traffic on highway four. looks pretty good with no major issues here. 24 also off to a good start. and if you look at the macarthur maze, it looks very good coming to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light, so and there's surprisingly little amount of roadwork out there. so i do like what i see to start off 402, let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. topping our news this morning. anti-war protesters gathered in palo alto on mother's day to

bring more attention to the moms and their babies suffering in gaza. the group also says it is raising money to support a neonatal department at a hospital in rafah. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters gives us a look at the rally at the corner of el camino real and embarcadero road. >> the vigil for gaza held its weekly rally to call for an immediate ceasefire. some women at this rally, held on mother's day, spoke about what they say mothers in gaza experience. >> they have no way to go. the hospitals are bombed. there's no anesthetic. if they need a c-section, there's no recovery time. after birth. >> i feel extremely sad, extremely sad, and i wish them peace and i wish them some form of relief. >> the united nations says 70% of those killed in gaza have been women and children, and about a million women and girls

have been displaced. women also now have severely reduced access to health care. >> as a mom, the stress of having a newborn baby in normal times, it's a lot for any mom, to do that during war and during what's happening now, like in rafah. i mean, no one has housing. >> the group says it started a mothers day campaign to raise $5,000. the money will help fund a new neonatal intensive care unit for premature babies at the kuwaiti hospital in rafah. this mother of four says she comes to this ceasefire rally each week because she cares about humanity. >> i'm here not only because i'm a mother, i'm here because i'm a i'm a person and i care about people. i'm from israel and i don't want anyone to suffer. i don't want my people to suffer, and i don't want my neighbors to suffer. my partners. right. the palestinians are my partners. we should find a way to live

together. >> the un also says that nearly all of gaza's population is facing severe hunger, and that further conflict in rafah will only cripple humanitarian efforts. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news all right. >> lamonica, thank you. time is 404 now. over the weekend, pro-palestinian protesters targeted graduation ceremonies at universities across the country. comedian jerry seinfeld heard both boos and cheers when he delivered the keynote speech at duke university. dozens of students actually left their seats when seinfeld was speaking. he's been an active supporter of israel throughout the war. >> i totally admire the ambitions of your generation to create a more just and inclusive society. now. >> there were also protests at the university of wisconsin-madison and the university of texas at austin. that's where students holding palestinian flags were cleared from the area. >> in southern california,

pro-palestinian protesters gathered ahead of the rescheduled graduation ceremony at pomona college. ppe de la fuente, free palestine. demonstrators chanted outside the ceremony for hours as students and parents started to arrive for graduation. pomona's college's commencement was originally supposed to be on the claremont campus. it was moved 30 miles away because of a pro-palestinian encampment at the university. the protest sparked frustration, but there is also some support for the demonstrators. >> drive all the way down downtown los angeles in the middle of the rush hour traffic. face these characters, which we could have faced up at the other location. it makes no sense. >> these kids worked so hard to make it, and to be here and have this special moment, taking that away from people that worked so hard to be here is just not right. >> we have an encampment in milwaukee, and i have participated and definitely we

see the importance of raising the justice issues. >> lapd called in to break up the protest. officers say it was growing larger and becoming a more volatile situation. it's still unclear if any arrests were made. >> our time is 406. in tel aviv, israel, relatives of hostages lit candles and they stood in silence as israel marked its memorial day for fallen soldiers and victims of the attack by hamas back on october seventh, 1200 people were killed, 250 others were taken hostage. hamas still holds about 100 people captive, along with the remains of more than 30. we are here every day to accompany the families in their plight, for the hostages, for asking from our government to release them as soon as possible. >> every day that passes is a matter of life or death for them

now. >> since the war began, more than eight months ago, more than 34,000 palestinians have been killed, many of them women and children, according to local health officials and don't forget, you can find complete coverage of the war in gaza and the reaction from here in the united states online. just go to our website, ktvu.com. >> family and friends are mourning the loss of two longtime east bay political leaders who were killed over the weekend in a car crash. community members in oakland gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater to memorialize peggy moore and her wife, hope wood. the couple died in a crash friday night in san diego county. throughout their lives, they built solid ties in oakland and beyond, working with former president barack obama, advising former oakland mayor libby schaaf, and even starting their own political consulting firm at the candlelight vigil, former colleagues remembered their work and their kindness came out to

take care of each other, talk to each other and remember their love and their contributions that they made to all of us individually, but also to the city. peggy moore was 60 years old. her wife, hope was 48. oakland's new police chief starts his new job today. officially, chief floyd mitchell started the job saturday, but today will be his first day in his new office. chief mitchell has more than 30 years experience in law enforcement and most recently was the police chief in lubbock, texas. he succeeds lauren armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. we expect to hear from oakland's new police chief later this morning. >> our time now. 409 better news this morning for today's commute between sonoma and solano counties. eastbound highway 37 has been reopened. ten hours earlier than expected by caltrans, which has been repaving a seven mile stretch of that highway. now next weekend, the last of the repavement work on highway 37 will take place

between the highway 121 interchange in rural sonoma county and highway 29 in vallejo. all of that is weather permitting, weather permitting. >> well, let's take a look at where we should be for this month of may. first off, let's take a look at the average high temperatures in and around our microclimates. santa rosa typically at 75 degrees. san francisco 64. mid 70 s in throughout the eastern portion of our bay area in the tri valley and mid 70s across the santa clara valley. now average rainfall. i just took a look at some of the statistics for the tri valley, and we are at 0.77. so we're doing okay. and the next shot of precipitation, it's a long stretch, but it looks like it could be two weeks from today. but that's a long way to go. right now it's a gray slate. clouds are down to 1000ft not obscure. and visibility. but we do have visibility at six miles in santa rosa, seven miles in half moon bay yesterday. at this hour, we were down to one mile

visibility in santa rosa. so an improving situation this morning with earlier burn off today, you can bank on cooler conditions around the seashore, mild temperatures in our inland areas and then as we forge ahead for your tuesday coastal clouds and then sunshine, the week ahead will be quiet. it is 48 degrees in novato at this early hour, otherwise mid 50s and cupertino, campbell and in sunnyvale, 53. in concord and clayton, temperatures are averaging up to about five degrees cooler than 24 hours ago, and the winds are blustery out towards travis and fairfield. but under ten for the most part, these winds will be picking up 5 to 15mph later today, ushering the pollen around. yes, it's been an awful allergy season and it will remain to do so due to the tree count. so we have that gray slate right there. the clouds are hugging the media at sea shore, all because of this trough to the north of us. enhancing that marine layer, bringing down the temperatures

in comparison to the past couple of days in pacifica at 60 degrees, we will have partly sunny skies in san francisco at 64, full sunshine inland today in the 80s. full forecast including the giants outlook gang that still to come. >> thank you roberta. gunfire in an east bay neighborhood sent bullets into a family home. coming up, the message people living there have for their new police chief and using artificial intelligence for good . >> how a software company based here in the bay area aims to keep employees safe on the job

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6:00 yesterday morning. one person experienced minor injuries but did not need to go to the hospital. the fire was out quickly, but firefighters did stay on scene for several hours to make sure there were no hot spots. surrounding streets were back open at about 8 a.m. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> our time is 414. in west oakland, the community reacting to a weekend fire that badly damaged a church. it happened friday night at the saint andrews missionary baptist church, 27th and west street. more than 60 firefighters battled the huge flames for hours. investigators say the fire spread from a vacant home next to the church. many church members hope that historic building can be rebuilt. >> it's sad. there's a lot of history here. like i said, i spent the first 15 years of my life here at this church and. and, i'm glad to see you survived. although it was a lot of damage. >> firefighters say no one was hurt in the fire. investigators are still looking for the cause

of the fire in east bay. >> family is grieving this morning after their five year old child drowned near bethel island. a diver found the boy in the water inside a cove. they believe he was in the water for about 15 minutes. rescuers performed cpr and rushed him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. authorities say the child got to the water through a backyard next to the shoreline. >> i haven't really noticed whether there could be better security measures, to tell you the truth, i think it's, you know, most of the most of the most of it is really up to the homeowners to sort of make sure their particular areas are secure. >> the boy was reportedly visiting his grandparents on the island at the time. >> our time is 415, well ahead of the hot summer season. families should make sure they know about water safety tips. it only takes a moment for a mistake to occur, and about 1000 children a year reported to die from drowning. to keep your children safe, put them in a swim class, get lessons, keep a

close eye on them near the water, and always prepare for a water emergency. >> if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons. get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision, on top of lifeguards that are on site is huge to water safety. >> now children between the ages of one and four are at the highest risk of drowning in a pool or in in the ocean. many deaths can occur when children have unexpected access to water. >> today, uc berkeley is hosting its first emerging tech advocacy summit. organizers say they will train tech startup founders how to effectively advocate for themselves to policymakers and to the public. there will be six speakers who will each give a six minute talk, followed by a panel that will guide a discussion on what made the speakers effective. the speakers

come from a range of backgrounds. the free event will be held on the uc berkeley campus. >> our time is 417. artificial intelligence now being used inside factories and warehouses to cut the risk of accidents on the job. now these programs use artificial intelligence to scan thousands of hours of security video in just minutes. then it highlights potential dangers and recommends safety improvements. the software could identify tripping obstacles or even watch if a worker risks hurting themselves by lifting heavy loads the wrong way. >> a set of tools that help companies understand the risks that their employees are exposed to and really engineer that risk out of the facility to prevent accidents from happening. >> now, the prize for software like this can range from a few thousand dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. however, some workplace accidents like a back injury, can sometimes cost much more

than that. over time. >> strong storms swept across parts of the country this weekend, leaving a path of damage. this was the scene in central florida downed trees, broken fences and debris covering the yards and roads. the winds reached 60mph. as cleanup efforts began, people in the community showed up to help. >> at about six, seven, eight guys showed up to help, and then some neighbors heard our chainsaws and came over and said, hey, can you help us? so it was pretty cool just seeing everybody jump together and help each other. >> in northeast oklahoma, an ef four tornado ripped through that area. many homes there were completely leveled. authorities in florida and oklahoma say construction crews are desperately needed to work on the homes that are still standing. >> wow, pam, that leads us right to roberta gonzalez in for steve this morning talking more about weather and particularly here in the bay area. how do we look? >> we look a lot better than that. one good thing about what

happens in oklahoma. my son graduated from the university of oklahoma. and what i notice whenever i would go out there and also visit the national weather service. their headquarters is located on the campus of the university of oklahoma and they are the first ones to spot this kind of tornadic activity. people work together. that's what you notice as soon as you arrive there. it's kind of like the scenario when we have earthquakes here or fires here, but it's more pronounced because, boy, that tornado season is underway. look at what's going on right now throughout louisiana. and drifting out towards georgia will be lifting into the carolinas. today. we're keeping a watchful eye. and as dave was alluding to, it's quiet here on the west coast. when you see that green on the screen right there, that is ground clutter from our radar because it is up, it's circulating. it's in search of any kind of condensation associated with this gray slate over the bay area. visibility is under ten miles in santa rosa and half moon bay. otherwise it will be improving. we did see

the saturation of the marine layer march all the way inland. overcast livermore 51. it is now 50 degrees in napa. 53 sfo. everyone's in the 50s up to seven degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. at this time it's blustery in fairfield. it will be breezy again this afternoon. right now, the winds under ten miles per hour at sfo and mineta international airport, as well as airport at oakland international airport, which is now what you guys, oakland, san francisco bay, oakland international airport. there you go. all right. breezy winds today, ushering the pollen around. so if you suffer from allergies, no break today. this trough is just pressing down against that huge dome of high pressure knocking back our temperatures today. but actually, we're still just a few degrees above average away from the bay into our interior areas. in fact, san francisco average high 63. so pretty much spot on for this time of the year. 79 in

san jose baseball, it's the dreaded dodgers. they come to town for a three game series, and it looks like it will be breezy later on tonight. dress in layers. you know the drill by now. meanwhile, here is your extended forecast. it will be cooler in all areas today, then slightly warmer on tuesday and we're going to hold on to this weather pattern each and every day all the way through friday. pam and dave. >> all right roberta, thank you. time now. 421 a growing health problem in nevada. why investigators are blaming food vendors from here in california for more. >> people are using clean energy. and we're going to explain why this change comes at a crit al im fo

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. first responders took that person to an ambulance to treat their injuries. >> our time now. 424. the biden administration reportedly plans to crack down on technology that comes from china. now, tomorrow, the biden administration is expected to announce new tariffs for electric vehicles from china. the current tariffs of 25% kept chinese evs out of america, but those tariffs now could go up to as much as 100, reports add. the new tariffs are also expected to include chinese semiconductors, solar equipment and medical supplies. will the recent advances in automotive technology could lead to some dramatic changes for the traditional traffic light? now, researchers at north carolina state university are looking into how to tap into this new smart car technology to make america's traffic signals more efficient. the goal is to improve traffic control and reduce congestion, especially in the biggest cities. there could even be a fourth traffic light,

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several shots were fired in an east bay neighborhood, sending bullets into a family home. we're going to hear from one

person who has a message for the police chief, and it is an important day in the hush money trial against donald trump, as his former attorney is expected to testify. >> 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. it's a morning. it's may 13th. you know roberta gonzales is here i do we get to get ready together in the morning when she's here. >> it's nice she's here. >> and. yes. and i had a special gift for pam, actually. dave. okay. i know i owe you one here, but i was at the giants game yesterday. and for moms day, mother's day, they gave us these little fanny packs that have the giants logo on it. and i said to them, may i please have one for another? mother? and oh, okay. and i and i did beg. there you go. thank you. they were very created. they were very kind because they said that you they know you are a baseball fan, a giants baseball fan. hi,

everybody. what a great morning it is. it's a little bit more mild this morning albeit on the gray side. there you have the gray slate over the estuary. we're currently 51 degrees in oakland and an alameda across the bay. it's 50 in san francisco. we're cooling now to the 40s in novato and 56 in sanford, san jose, going up to a high today of 79 there. so our temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday. no clearing at the beaches, but plenty sunshine inland and the 80s. your full forecast in a matter of minutes from now in sal castaneda. i owe you one as well. >> oh, you know, that's okay. i have plenty of giant stuff. i was just happy with that win yesterday. >> oh boy. have you heard about the latest injury report? >> no, i have not. tell me. fill me in. >> well, it was young ho lee in the first inning. went up against the wall to make a catch and injured his shoulder. and he was out. and you could have heard a pin drop right throughout the stadium. >> we need him back soon. all right. good morning. we. yeah

are we not. we they or the team. all right. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the macarthur maze. last time i checked, i wasn't on the giants, this is a look at 80 freeway getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems here. interstate 880 looks good. i like what we're starting on a monday. we do have a nice looking commute underway for 31. let's get back to the headlines. seven. >> all right, sal, thank you. well, family in oakland, very thankful to be safe and alive after a bullet flew through their window. >> it was just one of several shots fired in the neighborhood. ktvu josé huerta spoke with people who are now calling for change. >> just behind this bullet pierced window is where an oakland man tells ktvu he was lying on the couch sunday when a bullet shot right through the room, also home at the time, his wife and their three year old child are. >> we need more police around here. >> oakland police could be seen investigating the shooting at east 32nd street and hamline

avenue in the tuxedo neighborhood, one block south of 580 on sunday. joyce wong lives down the street. heard all the commotion at first not realizing what was going on. >> first off, we think about fireworks. >> she would end up counting more than ten shots fired. >> very big noise, wong, who's lived in this community for 40 years, ran outside concerned about her neighbors. i see two people was running away. >> first, this man in suit after this woman took off running as wong snapped photos of them. >> we don't want all the criminal coming here at the crime scene. >> a blue suv riddled with bullet holes appears to have collided with a white suv at the entrance to a dead end alley. this garage door also has bullet holes in it. >> it's no good. >> police would respond within ten minutes. here's what wong wants oakland's next police chief to know. >> police have more often run our streets. i want to be safe here. >> and that was reporter joey

horta and the man whose house was hit by that bullet didn't want to speak on camera. he's shaken up, but his family is safe. we don't know if anyone was actually hit by the bullet or if police have a suspect yet. we tried to contact oakland police to find out. we're still waiting to hear back. >> today, jury selection is set to begin in the corruption trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. prosecutors accused menendez and his wife, nadine, of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for political favors. menendez is accused of using his power as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee to influence the governments of egypt and qatar. both he and his wife have pleaded not guilty. >> the prosecution is going to prove at trial that menendez had hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gold bars in his closet, and they're also going to present evidence of a cooperator who is going to testify that he met with menendez and his wife, nadine,

and provided them money in exchange for influence. >> this is the democrats second corruption trial. this trial is expected to last weeks. >> our time is 434. well, today, the former lawyer for donald trump, michael cohen, expected to take the witness stand in donald trump's criminal trial. the prosecutors say cohen will detail the alleged scheme by the former president to pay off adult movie star stormy daniels and reimburse michael cohen for paying her, as was all they say aimed at cover up stormy daniels story of an affair with donald trump and make sure it would not damage his 2016 presidential campaign. the defense will likely question michael cohen's credibility, calling him in their statements, and admitted liar. >> the prosecutors have put all their chips on michael cohen being a persuasive, credible witness which, to say the least, is an enormous risk for the da's team. >> now, prosecutors say they may

rest their case by the end of this week. >> speculation continues over who donald trump will choose as a vice presidential running mate. over the weekend, trump held a campaign rally in new jersey, where he was joined by north dakota governor doug burgum. burgum spoke before trump took the stage, raising speculation that he could be on trump's short list for vice president. >> he made his money in technology, but he probably knows more about energy than anybody i know. so get ready for something, okay? just get ready. >> i am filled with the gratitude for the outpouring of support. >> now over the weekend on truth social, trump said nikki haley is not among the options he's considering for a running mate. >> our time is now. 436 will the man convicted of attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer is due to be sentenced friday, federal prosecutors want the judge to sentence david depape to 40 years in prison. now. last november, depape was found guilty of breaking into the san francisco home of nancy pelosi

and her husband and attacking her husband, paul, court records show. federal prosecutors believe depape deserves the maximum punishment for that attack. in october of 2022. they say depape has shown no remorse for the crime and even appears to be proud of what he did. >> it's a big rivalry. the giants host the los angeles dodgers tonight in the first of a three game series. just a month and a half into the season, the giants are already eight games behind the dodgers. it was a thrilling day, as roberta mentioned at the ballpark on mother's day yesterday, the giants beat the cincinnati reds 6 to 5 on a walk off, hit 36,000 fans watched as first baseman lamonte wade jr tied the score with a two run homer in the fifth inning. pretty exciting. their shortstop , casey schmidt, won the game with a 10th inning walk off double. the a's are in houston today to take on the astros. the a's lost to the seattle mariners

8 to 4 on mother's day. a's trailed the five to nothing in the second inning. they did not come back. just looking at some some beauty shots. when we talk about the a's outfielder brant rooker, who is having a fabulous season, did hit his 10th homer of the season. >> i have to say, when i was at the giants game yesterday, i did realize how much i'm going to miss our oakland a's. you just feel it. you do. and then that crowd yesterday at the giants game, it was a sellout. i didn't know so many mothers love their giants. of course. yeah, we had fun. and if you're heading out to the giants game this evening remember it's an earlier evening start at 645. an earlier opportunity to jump all over the dodgers. yeah, we have hicks and jordan on the mound for the good guys. the temperature will be 58. and yes it will be breezy. keep that in mind. you need to dress in layers. great. start this morning. these clouds are down to 1000ft not obscuring too much visibility. although santa

rosa reporting under ten miles and so is half moon bay. clouds have saturated the tri-valley. we're currently. it's 51 degrees. also low 50s being experienced from el cerrito all the way into piedmont and into oakland. it is now 53, in belmont, burlingame, san mateo and redwood city. these temperatures are averaging up to about five degrees cooler than just 24 hours ago. and you'll feel the difference, especially with the light breeze at this hour. kind of blustery and fairfield. and in travis, these winds will pick up later today out of the west. that's an onshore push up to 15mph. pollen is definitely an issue. and it's the tree count that's on the medium to high side grass has come into play as well. we're playing with this satellite imagery here. you can see obviously that marine layer. it's hugging tight to the coast of california. area of low pressure to the north of us is enhancing our marine layer, even squeezing out a little bit of

condensation in the form of some drizzle. immediately offshore and lining the coast side near pescadero moss beach, montara beach as well. by 6:00, that's official sun up today. we are gray, overcast clouds do retreat by the early afternoon hours, bayside and inland, but remain tight to the coast. in fact, very little clearing, if any at all at the beaches. temperatures will be adversely affected as a result. we're talking about gray skies later on tonight as well. 60 pacifica to 81 degrees in santa rosa, outside number 83 today in antioch and high 70s in san jose. and that's pretty much where we should be for this time of the year. castro valley. you will have some sunshine at 74. outlook for the week ahead. that's still to come. all right. >> thank you roberta. sounds good. the new oakland police chief has his first day in the office today. we'll talk about the experience he brings to the job. >> and did you see it as spectacular light show filling the skies over the weekend? the

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try it today! welcome to jack in the box! climate change experiment is underway aboard the uss hornet. now, last week, the city said it didn't know the university was conducting their cloud brightening research on the decommissioned aircraft carrier. city leaders in alameda are also concerned about possible health and safety risks. the first of its kind experiment in the united states reflects the sunlight back into space. the goal is to slow down the effects of global warming. university officials and the city have gone back and forth about whether alameda had a fair warning about this research. city of alameda is also waiting on independent results to find out if this experiment could be a respiratory hazard. well repair

work moving forward at oakland airport's main runway. officials say the crews out there are repairing two patches about 2800ft wide and 1100 feet long on either side of the runway centerline. the work started last sunday. it it started again last night and it will continue until 4 p.m. today. planes will be using the north field while the repair work is underway. >> investigators in nevada say food vendors from california are playing a significant role in a growing public health problem. they say the vendors are crossing state lines to run illegal kitchens in las vegas, the nevada health department says a recent house fire in northern las vegas exposed the problem. investigators traced the flames to an electrical problem in an illegal commercial kitchen inside a home. and they say the food is not safe to eat. >> these are photos you can smell and it's got a line of commercial kitchen equipment. this is in a private house.

dirty, filthy blood on the floor. they're renting houses now, some of the ones from california and bands, and they've got the setups, the ones that everyone's seeing right now . >> health inspectors say there are similar illegal kitchens at other homes across the las vegas area, and they say many of them have a california connection. >> well, the federal government issued some new rules for dog owners who bring their dogs into the u.s. from other countries. now, those dogs now have to be at least six months old. vaccinations will be required for all dogs that have been in foreign countries where rabies are common. the new rules take effect august 1st, and they'll apply to dogs brought in by breeders and rescue groups, as well as pets that travel with their american owners. >> in today's dollars and cents, a new study from uc berkeley confirms rents in san francisco are unaffordable for most people . the study reveals only 35% of california households could comfortably afford a san

francisco rent, housing is usually considered affordable if it costs less than 30% of someone's income. this new report from the terner center used an inclusive affordability method to evaluate affordability. they took into account what percentage of households across the state could live in each county, opposed to the percentage of people already living there. >> time now for 45 were workers at the first apple store to unionize. have now voted to authorize a strike. apple store workers in towson, maryland, cast that vote late saturday night. no date has been set for the strike as yet. the union says. word comes after more than a year of negotiations with the company. they're demanding changes to what they're calling unpaid scheduling practices, and they want a cost of living adjustment on their pay. a new analysis from the public policy institute of california says the economy is leaving behind a significant number of young people. >> in 2022, more than 1 in 10

californians between the ages of 16 and 24 were not in school, not working or not looking for a job. the gender balance has also flipped. 20 years ago, it was mostly women who were neither working nor in school. now it's young men, 20% of young black men are disconnected from school and employment, and that's the highest of all demographic groups studied. since 2015, the state has invested more than $3 billion on career education programs in high schools to address the number of disconnected young adults. the state is also expanding its dual enrollment programs. this allows high school students to take community college classes. at the same time, the author of the study says this could help serve a more diverse pool of young people and help higher education feel like something that they can accomplish. >> our time is now. 447 well, almost half of americans who were surveyed say their financial situation has worsened in the past five years. a new poll by cnbc found. about two

thirds of those who took part in this survey believe inflation plays a big role in how they stress about money. but to get the prices down, consumers would have to spend less, and that has not been happening this year. retail sales have actually gone up by a little more than 2% compared to the same period last year, and consumer spending jumped in both february and in march. and this is coming at a time when about two thirds of americans say they live paycheck to paycheck. it is for 47. americans are winging it when it comes to buying food. a report by the wall street journal says americans are buying more chicken wings in grocery stores and fast food chains to fight off the high food prices. this report says retail sales of all us chicken products went up 3% for the year. chicken overall is yielding the high profits due to the rise in demand and the low animal feed prices. the newest

planet of the apes movie reigned at the box office over the weekend, studio estimates show. >> kingdom of the planet of the apes brought in $56.5 million in its first weekend. the movie ranks third this year for best opening, behind dune part two and kung fu panda four. the planet of the apes sequel earned more than the rest of the top ten movies combined this week. the fall guide dropped to second at $13.7 million. hundreds of people in the bay area stayed up late over the weekend to try to see that spectacular light show. they wanted to witness the northern lights, which illuminated the nighttime skies both around the bay area and across the country. astronomers say a rare and severe solar storm created that magnificent view not seen in the skies above northern california for many, many years. many excited stargazers decided to spend their saturday night at the chabot space and science center in oakland. >> you never know where it's

going to pop up at, really, so we're just kind of lucky that we're getting such a good view of it. >> we've never seen the aurora borealis before, and so i thought, hey, if i can see it from here, that would be fantastic. >> the bay area's top astronomers also stayed up late to keep a close eye on the dazzling red, green and purple lights. >> what we are seeing is charged particles in the solar wind entering our atmosphere and interacting with the oxygen in our atmosphere. >> though spectacular, there was a potential downside to the light show. scientists were warning the solar storm could disrupt power and communication systems across the country. so far, though, no reports of any big problems. cam, we went out. i have to say i was a little disappointed because you had to use your phone or your camera to actually see it. so i was thinking we were going to actually get to see it with our eyes. you had your i wasn't lucky enough to see. yeah, but. yeah, but it was amazing. but

what time was that? midnight. >> yeah. i'm proud of you. >> you know, i mean, i'm one of those people i don't want to miss. i have fomo, you know? i want to try to see whatever's happening. yeah. celestial events. right but, i want to go to iceland now. oh, yeah. >> okay. roberta, your friend saw it. >> oh my goodness. well, pam, the effort is precious and appreciated much. yeah. you know, this is really crazy because i have to admit, i received about 999 videos. yeah, right. and photos. and then i'm sure bill martin mark tamayo and steve paulson all appreciated because of course i had to send them on to them as well. but darcy kent from, from her vineyard in livermore had some spectacular pictures. gray slate over the bay area right now, 50 degrees in half moon bay. you've got yourself a slightly cooler day today due to the marine layer 52. now in fairfield. it's 50 and santa rosa bested by san jose in the mid 50s. winds are

blustery at travis otherwise the winds are under ten miles per hour. at this very early hour. we'll be increasing later today and i cannot jump up and down enough. and repeat talking about the pollen, because it's problematic. and it will be again today. it's the tree count that's on the medium to high side. speaking of high, we still have high pressure over the western states. we have this trough to the north of us, but it's just not big enough to make a complete entrance into the bay area. it's only enhancing our marine layer, which is roughly at 1000ft at this hour. it has marched inland a good 50 miles at this early hour. watch as hours tick on by. it's still across the tri-valley, back in through walnut creek, into alamo, concord, clayton, all the way into rio vista, the delta as well. and it's going to take a while for it to retreat, but as it does so, plentiful sunshine inland today, clouds hang out all day at the beaches. we will see some clearing at the peninsula and in san francisco before all moves back in later

on tonight. now, meanwhile, around the state today, we're talking about 88 degrees at the state capitol, 57 overcast and monterey bay. it's going to be hard to clear out in san diego. they call it june gloom. but it's making quite the impression during the month of may and high 60s in los angeles with partly sunny skies, greater lake tahoe area, gorgeous conditions over the next couple of days above the average high of 63, we will experience 64, which is 1 degrees above average in san francisco. otherwise high 50s at the beaches 82 degrees inland, 83 will be our outside number in antioch. and your extended forecast calls for a very quiet weather pattern each and every day all the way through next weekend, gang. >> all right. sounds great. thank you. roberta time now 453. the body of a five year old boy pulled from the water on bethel island. the warning by rescue crews as we are heading into summer, if there is a problem and you run into some type of

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(♪) of the reverend cecil williams. oh, gentle savior. >> oh, i told to come down and hear how my music filled the air during yesterday's. >> for our public memorial service. a standing room only crowd filled the church in the city's tenderloin district. the reverend williams founded more than 60 years ago. glide church

members, both young and old, express their love and respect for the legendary civil rights and religious leader. >> cecil williams was an amazing person who fought for social justice and equality. his wise leadership and incredible achievements had a huge impact on the world, inspiring people even. today, his legacy serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference in the world. >> he certainly did. the emotional celebration of life included video messages from governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed was among the speakers. >> growing up in san francisco, what i knew no matter what was going on in this city, what my grandmother who raised me said, if you get in trouble, if there is a problem and you run into some type of situation, find cecil williams. >> the reverend williams died last month. he was 94 years old.

the golden state warriors released a mother's day video with players explaining how much they value their moms. >> moms like captain marvel. >> the best thing that could ever happen in my life, someone that was kind of always there for me. >> several players recognized how much their moms have sacrificed to support their journey as a basketball player. many teammates said they are grateful to get a hug and kiss from their mom after a game, saying it would always warms their heart. one player shared his mom brought a whole christmas feast on a plane when he had to spend the holidays away from home to play in games. well, mother's day is a time to celebrate mom. the holiday can also bring some painful memories and emotions for people who have lost a loved one. bay area artist mistah fab and chef klees of pierre-pierre will host a special mother's day dinner for moms who lost their children yesterday. they talked about

what motivated them to plan the dinner. >> it's basically to let the women out there know that in these tough times, we want to. we want to love on you. we want to be able to give you something and show you that you are appreciated because you know, life, be life and it can get you down, man. >> he called me randomly like, hey, i got this crazy idea, let's do this for moms. and, you know, i was all with that, you know, because my mom, she played a very important part of my life. >> well, word about that dinner spread through social media. so far, 120 women have rsvp'd to that event. tiana's bayou adventure finally has an opening day. it is slated to open june 28th at walt disney world's magic kingdom in orlando. tiana's bayou adventure picks up the story of the princess and the frog after the final kiss. disney says visitors will join tiana and luis on a musical adventure as they prepare for their first ever mardi gras performance. the ride is a reimagining of splash mountain, the new look attraction has an

outdoor section and an interior show, featuring scenes and audio animatronic six. >> i just we need to end it. that's why i hold his sign. ceasefire. >> now, we wanted to raise awareness about the situation for mothers in gaza, rallies in the south bay by anti-war protesters will tell you the message they had for the people in gaza. >> and today is the first day on the job for oakland's new police chief. we have details on the experience he brings to his new job from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning may 13th roberto gonzalez is here with our forecast. what's it going to be like today. >> well it is going to certainly be cooler than it has been all last week. good morning everybody in for steve paulson forecasting your monday. back to

work forecast plan on carrying a jacket with you today. well no just plan on wearing a jacket out the door this morning or a heavy sweater. we do have temperatures in the 40s and 50s with overcast gray skies. it'll be cloudy at the coast today, but plenty of sunshine inland. gray slate, dark skies over the central bay at this hour where it's in the low 50s. otherwise to the north 40s being experienced around san rafael and larkspur, marin city. and in novato it is now 50 throughout the tri valley back in through fremont, mid 50s san jose along the peninsula. today, highs will bank from the mid 60s to 75. otherwise warm spot 83 away from the bay. we'll have that full forecast coming up in just a matter of minutes. first things first. are we breaking it on the roadways? here's sal castaneda. hi, sal. >> good morning. roberta. yeah, we're still pretty good right now. i like what i see. i don't see a lot of crashes or, you know, slowdowns. right now.

let's go right to the macarthur maze and triple a traffic cameras going to show you that traffic is moving along. okay at the macarthur maze, triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along fine with no major issues. if you are driving on the peninsula, traffic looks good. and if you're driving, for example, to the airport and if you look at 280 in san jose, that's off to a great start. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well happening today, oakland's new police chief is officially on the job after more than a year without a permanent police chief. floyd mitchell is taking over and oakland will finally welcome the new police chief. ktvu james torres is in oakland, where the mayor says the chief's main job reduce crime. good morning james. >> that's right. dave, good morning to you and chief mitchell has been a law enforcement officer for more than 30 years, coming to us after last serving as chief of

police in lubbock, texas. chief mitchell was mayor xiang tao's final decision for the job. that's after about a year long search to replace former police chief lauren armstrong. you'll remember mayor tao fired armstrong back in february 2023. that's after reports said the former chief did not properly handle cases of misconduct within the police department. the mayor has since said his attitude during those conversations about that misconduct made her less confident that he could do the job. armstrong has since filed a lawsuit against the city. we did speak to mayor tao last week, who says while today is the chief's first official day in office, he's been preparing for weeks. >> he's been working closely with chief ellison, interim chief ellison and assistant chief tony jones. really learning the ropes of all of the different things that we're doing here, the different strategies, one of those strategies, learning the ins and outs of operation ceasefire, that's the city's crime prevention tool, which mayor tao says is working. >> the city reporting crimes in

oakland are down, including homicides, assaults and burglaries. they tell us. robberies, however, have increased over the year by about 11. when chief mitchell was first hired, he said in a statement that his focus was to, quote, promote safety, prevent crime and pursue justice. we'll hear words from the chief for the first time in his new capacity a little later this morning. the city says it is still working on a date to publish his first official swearing in ceremony. we'll let you know once we know that for now, we're live. this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> thank you. james. protesters gathered in palo alto on mother's day to bring more attention to the moms and their babies suffering in gaza, at the corner of el camino real and embarcadero, people gathered at the weekly vigil for gaza with a special focus on what they say mothers in gaza are going through now. >> as a mom, the stress of having a newborn baby in normal times, it's a lot for any mom.

to do that during war and during what's happening now, like in rafah. i mean, no one has housing the group says it started a mothers day campaign to raise $5,000. >> the money will help fund a new neonatal intensive care unit for premature babies at the kuwaiti hospital in rafah. >> our time now. 504 over the weekend, pro-palestinian protesters targeted graduation ceremonies at universities around the country. and now comedian jerry seinfeld, who delivered the keynote speech at duke university, heard both boos and cheers. dozens of students actually left their seats when seinfeld was speaking. seinfeld has been an active supporter of israel throughout the war. >> i totally admire the ambitions of your generation to create a more just and inclusive society. >> there were also protests at the university of wisconsin-madison and the university of texas at austin. that's where students who were holding palestinian flags were

cleared from the area. >> in southern california, pro-palestinian protesters gathered outside the graduation ceremony at pomona college, ppe, to listen to palestine. demonstrators chanted outside the ceremony for hours as students and parents started to arrive. pomona college commencement was originally supposed to be on the claremont campus. it was moved 30 miles away because of protests, protests, and encampments at the university. the protests sparked frustration, but there is also some support for the demonstrators. >> drive all the way downtown los angeles, the middle of the rush hour traffic face these characters, which we could have faced up at the other location. it makes no sense. >> these kids work so hard to make it, and to be here and have this special moment, taking that away from people that work so hard to be here is just not right. >> we have an encampment in

milwaukee, and i have participated and definitely see the importance of raising the justice issues. >> lapd called in to break up the protest. officers say it was growing larger and becoming a volatile situation. it's still unclear if any arrests were made. >> our time is 506. in tel aviv, israel, family members of hostages lit candles and they stood in silence as israel marked its memorial day for fallen soldiers and victims of the attack by hamas back on october 7th, 1200 people were killed, 250 others were taken hostage. hamas still holds about 100 people hostage, along with the remains of more than 30. we are here every day to accompany the families in their plight, for the hostages, for asking from our government to release them as soon as possible. >> every day that passes is a

matter of life or death for them. >> now. since the war began more than eight months ago, more than 34,000 palestinians have been killed. many of them are women and children, according to local health officials. and don't forget, you can find complete coverage of the war in gaza and the reaction from here in the united states online. just go to our website, ktvu .com. it is 507 back here at home. some better news this morning for today's commute between sonoma and solano counties. eastbound highway 37 has been reopened ten hours earlier than expected by caltrans, which has been repaving a seven mile stretch of that highway. now next weekend, the last of the repavement work on highway 37 will take place between the highway 121 interchange in rural sonoma county and highway 29 in vallejo. that is weather

permitting. >> california state parks and cal fire will begin a series of prescribed burns at mount diablo state park on ten plots of land. now, the burns will take place during the next month in the mitchell canyon area. on one or more days. the exact burn days will depend on the weather conditions. the planned goal of the prescribed burns are to reduce the risk of wildfires and restore natural ecosystems. >> since you're talking about wildfires there, pam, i thought we'd go ahead and take a look at where we should be for this month of may. good morning everybody. typically this time of the year, we should be pretty much in the 70s across the board from santa rosa through livermore into san jose, san francisco in the 60s, average rainfall. it just took a look at the tri valley. we're at 0.77, so we're doing really well. and the next shot at least a chance of precipitation is exactly two weeks from today. but it's only a chance. and again, that's 14 days out. gray slate clouds are

down to 1000ft, not obscuring the visibility except right around in half moon bay. visibility down at five miles. today it will be cooler at the coast due to that enhanced marine layer. mild temperatures coming down just a couple of notches in comparison to yesterday. those 90s we experience on saturday are history. tomorrow the cool weather pattern will continue. in fact, it's going to be quite very quiet all the way through the rest of the workweek. current air temperatures were in the 40s in san francisco and also in alamo 52, now around the peninsula, willow glen in the santa clara valley, sporting 56 degrees. it is now 50, in marin city, and these temperatures are averaging up to five degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. it remains blustery as far as the wind gusts are concerned. at travis and also in fairfield through rio vista, and the delta. winds are pretty much under ten will blow out of the west 10 to 15 today. allergies. who doesn't suffer from allergies anymore? it's pretty

much the tree count that's on the medium to high side that continues to provide a nuisance. we do have that bank of low clouds, patchy stratus lining the immediate sea shore all the way from the pacific northwest. due to this area of low pressure that is pressing down on the ridge of high pressure, but not mighty enough to take over. so therefore we will see those clouds retreat. high 50s beaches 6070 around the bay today, low 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. outside number 83 degrees in antioch and in pittsburgh. we will have the full forecast. and pam and dave, i'll walk you hourly through that forecast and show you when the clouds will retreat today. >> perfect. thank you. roberta. gunfire fire in an east bay neighborhood sent bullets into a family's home. coming up, the message people living there have for their new police chief. >> and using artificial intelligence for good. we'll tell you how. a software company based in the bay area aims to keep employees safe on the job

in san francisco's russian hill. the fire prompted evacuations. at 6:00 yesterday morning, one person experienced minor injuries but did not need to go to the hospital. the fire was out quickly, but firefighters

stayed on scene for several hours to make sure there were no hot spots. surrounding streets were back open at about 8 a.m. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. a lithium battery plant fire sent a large plume of smoke over oakland yesterday afternoon. that fire at the port of oakland was quickly contained. no injuries have been reported. still no word on what caused that fire. >> our time now. 514, in west oakland, the community there reacting to a weekend fire that badly damaged a church. it happened friday night at saint andrew's missionary baptist church, 27th and west street. more than 60 firefighters battled those flames for several hours. investigators say the fire spread from a vacant home nearby. many church members hope that historic church can be rebuilt. >> it's sad. there's a lot of history here. like i said, i spent the first 15 years of my life here at this church and, i'm glad to see you survived. although it was a lot of damage. >> firefighters say no one was

hurt, and investigators are still searching for the cause of the fire. >> an east bay family is grieving this morning after their five year-old child drowned near bethel island. a diver found the boy in the water inside a cove. they believe he was in the water for about 15 minutes. rescuers performed cpr and rushed him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. authorities say the child got to the water through a backyard next to the shoreline. >> i haven't really noticed whether there could be better security measures. to tell you the truth, i think it's, you know, most of the most of the most of it is really up to the homeowners to sort of make sure their particular areas are secure. >> the boy was reportedly visiting his grandparents on the island at the time. >> well, as we head into the hot summer season, families should make sure they know about water safety. it only takes a moment for a mistake to happen, and about 1000 children every year die from drowning. and to keep your children safe, put them in

swim classes, keep a close eye on them near the water, and always prepare for a water emergency. >> if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons. get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision, on top of lifeguards, that are on site is huge to water safety. >> now, children between the ages of one and four are at the highest risk of drowning. many deaths can occur when children have unexpected access to water. >> today, uc berkeley is hosting its first emerging tech advocacy summit. now, organizers say they will train tech startup founders on how to effectively advocate for themselves, to policymakers and to the public. there will be six speakers who will each give a six minute talk, followed by a panel that will guide a discussion on what made the speakers effective. the speakers come from a range of

backgrounds. the free event will be held on the uc berkeley campus. >> our time now 517 with artificial intelligence now being used inside factories and warehouses to lower the risk of accidents on the job. now, these programs use artificial intelligence to scan thousands of hours of security video in just minutes. then in highlights possible dangers and recommend safety improvements. and that software can identify tripping obstacles or even watch of a worker risks hurting themselves from lifting heavy objects the wrong way. >> a set of tools that help companies understand the risks that they're employees are exposed to and really engineer that risk out of the facility to prevent accidents from happening. now the prize for software like this can range from a few thousand dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. >> however, some workplace accidents, like an injured back, can cost a lot more than that.

over time. >> all right. back over to roberta gonzalez in this morning with a look at our weather. and i heard some good news from you. it's not going to be as hot as it was last week. that was a little hot for me. >> yeah. yes. do you have ac? >> i did put in ac after living in marin for many, many years and we never needed ac. it is hotter now. >> well, i got to tell you, since i'm filling in for steve paulson who deserves the whole week off, let's see what happens, you know, i noticed working this shift, you need ac. you do in order to sleep at night. yeah, because last week we did hit some 90s for the first time this year. that is now history. and we have that natural ac coming back into all of our forecasts. morning everybody. rise and shine. looking out towards the gray slate, looking out towards the estuary. and we can see all the way to the bay bridge. so the visibility is not an issue at this hour, even though the clouds are down to about 1000ft,

temperatures do vary right now from a 48 degree reading at the sunset district to 50 in novato and in san francisco. same in half moon bay, oakland, walnut creek, danville, alamo, same 50 now and throughout the tri valley, but mid 50s being reported around san jose. and that's still four degrees cooler than 24 hours ago at this hour. two degrees cooler in napa. the winds are now up to ten at buchanan field in concord. otherwise, blustery winds at fairfield and in travis. these winds will be onshore today. westerly 10 to 15. occasionally a stronger gusts. and yes, it will usher the pollen around this trough here. it's not mighty enough to overtake our ridge of high pressure. that's been contributing to the unseasonably warm weather. but these clouds have been enhanced. it's the marine layer, all due to that trough. so let's see when the clouds burn off. 6 a.m. is official sun up today. we still have some stratus around

pleasanton. also livermore back in through dublin into san ramon, fremont, union city also all the way into the clayton area, santa rosa, guerneville, sebastopol, cotati. you are cloudy up until around lunchtime and then everybody clears out except the immediate seashore where it will remain gray. today. just a peek of sunshine from time to time. then we introduce the clouds back into the forecast overnight tonight. so meanwhile, our temperatures will be hampered by the gray skies. we're bringing down the temperatures. high 50s in pacifica, moss beach, montara beach, pescadero, low 60s around la honda, 66, in san mateo, burlingame and belmont. then we jump up to the 70s around redwood city, 62 and morgan hill. and your extended forecast does call for a really quiet weather pattern each and every day. all the way through. how about this next weekend, dave? two weekends in a row with dry conditions. >> wow. all right bro, thank

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administration's expected to announce new tariffs for electric vehicles from china. the current tariffs of 25% kept chinese evs out of america, but those tariffs may now increase to as much as 100. and reports say the new tariffs are expected to include chinese semiconductor and solar equipment and medical supplies. well, the recent advances in automotive technology could lead to dramatic changes for traffic lights. researchers at north carolina state university are looking into how to tap into the new smart car technology to make america's traffic lights more efficient. the goal is to improve traffic control and reduce traffic jams, especially in the bigger cities. there could even be a fourth traffic light, a white traffic light to help direct self-driving cars through busy intersections. it

is 525, a new report shows. the world has passed a milestone when it comes to clean energy, according to global electricity review, a record breaking 30% of the world's electricity generated last year came from renewable energy sources. a global levels of greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high in 2023. however, climate experts say the recent numbers show a crucial turning point towards clean energy. >> we will go through several decades of transition where we will have to make concerted efforts to rebuild our infrastructure to support electrification. >> now, that milestone is also a major step towards reaching 60% renewable electricity by the year 2030, which scientists say is key to meeting the global climate goals. it is 526 jury selection due to start in the corruption trial of a us senator from new jersey, with

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to five. we have a preview of the day in court. >> we want to be safe around live in oakland. >> several shots were fired in an east bay neighborhood, sending bullets into a family home. we hear from one neighbor who has a message for the police chief 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 is monday. it's may 13th, kxtr it's chilly this morning outside of our studio. >> i was happy to open up the windows. oh no complaints in the middle of the night to let that cool air in, because it was a little warm yesterday. >> roberta, she's happy with this. >> dave clark well, i worked for you, roberta, my human and weather station. >> yeah. so give me it. give it to me. good. here. come on. >> well, it's chilly. it's noticeably chilly the moment you walk out the door. >> i noticed that this morning,

too, when i came in at, oh, dark hundred and a bit on the breezy side. it adds to the chill. so definitely a refreshing start to your day. morning, everybody. rise and shine. this is what you can bank on for your monday. it's going to pan out to be gray everywhere, then turning partly sunny around the central bay. full sunshine inland clouds will drift across the coastal areas and boy, the winds will pick up to 15 and occasionally a stronger gusts. that's a seen live weather camera looking out towards the estuary. currently it's 5150 coming across the board, 56 now in san jose. grass count still on the medium to high side. so if you suffer from allergies, you can blame it on the blossoming trees temps today coming down high 50s and pacifica to 83 degrees in antioch. count on high 70s and low 80s to the south, 81 degrees to the north. full forecast coming up in just a matter of minutes right now. sal castaneda where is your problem areas this morning? >> well, there's nothing yet

that is really slow. there are a couple of things that are getting crowded. roberta but right now let's go to the triple a traffic cameras. i'll show you the bay bridge. even though it's not slow, it is a little bit crowded out there. just a little. not much. i still think you can get a pretty decent commute. there's already a little bit of slow traffic on highway four coming out of the antioch area, heading over to concord. 531 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you sal. today, prosecutors will call their star witness in the criminal trial against donald trump. his former attorney, michael cohen, is set to take the stand. ktvu is amanda quintana joining us now with the details on what could be a dramatic day in court. amanda. >> well, michael cohen, trump's former attorney and ally, is expected to deliver critical testimony today. his value as a witness is that he was involved in all aspects of trump's business and personal life and allegedly knew all of his secrets in cohen's autobiography, he said he bullied, lied and mocked the

rule of law to serve trump. he says he facilitated the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels on the orders of trump last week, daniels, a former adult film star, testified about the money she received in 2016. trump is accused of improperly accounting for that payment. cohen will detail this alleged scheme by former president trump to pay off stormy daniels and reimburse cohen for paying her so that the news of his affair wouldn't damage his 2016 campaign. trump has denied having an affair, and at a rally this weekend, he called the judge in this case corrupt and also said this case is not hurting his current campaign. >> but it had the reverse effect. i'm higher now in the polls than i've ever been. i don't understand it. >> i don't understand it. >> trump's team will try to discredit cohen. he will likely face an intense cross-examination since turning on trump, who was his mentor, he

has tried to monetize his story with a book, including one called revenge, along with podcasts and tv appearances. trump's team will paint cohen as an unreliable witness who's trying to get payback. cohen has also lied in the past. he went to prison for making false statements to congress, campaign finance violations and tax evasion charges. so all of this means it could be a make or break day for this trial. pam, back to you. >> thank you. amanda. well, speculation continues over who donald trump will choose as a vice presidential running mate. over the weekend, trump held a campaign rally in new jersey, where he was joined by north dakota governor doug burgum. burgum spoke before trump took the stage, raising speculation that he could be on the short list for vice president. >> he made his money in technology, but he probably knows more about energy than anybody i know. so get ready for something, okay? just get ready. >> i am filled with the gratitude for the outpouring of support we've received from all

across our over the weekend, trump said. >> nikki haley is not among the options he is considering for a running mate. >> our time is 534 today. jury selection due to begin in the corruption trial of bob menendez, the new jersey democratic senator. prosecutors accused senator menendez and his wife, nadine. nadine, of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for political favors, as senator menendez is accused of using his power as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee to influence the governments of egypt and qatar, both he and his wife pleaded not guilty. >> the prosecution is going to prove at trial that menendez had hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and gold bars in his closet, and they're also going to present evidence of a cooperator who is going to testify that he met with menendez and his wife, nadine, and provided them money in exchange for influence.

>> now, this is the senate democrats second corruption trial. a jury deadlocked on the verdict in 2017. federal prosecutors eventually abandoned the case. this trial is expected to continue for weeks. >> oakland police say a family narrowly escaped injury in a frightening weekend shooting. investigators say several bullets crashed through the front window of their home. a young child was inside the house at the time of the shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon on east 32nd street, just one block south of interstate 580. one neighbor was working at home when she heard the sound of gunfire. then first we can heard the gunshots. >> first we think about fireworks, but they continue on and off for almost more than ten shots. so we all know that's a gunshot. >> now, the same witness pulled out her phone, took the these photos of a man and a woman running away from the home

moments after the shooting. but so far, there are no word. no word of any arrests in the case. >> our time is 536. david depape, the man convicted of attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer, is due to be sentenced friday. the federal prosecutors want the judge to sentence depape to 40 years in prison. last november, depape was found guilty of breaking into the san francisco home of the former house speaker and attacking her husband, paul court records show. federal prosecutors believe depape deserves the maximum punishment for that violent attack in october of 2022. they say depape has shown no remorse for the crime, and even seems to be proud of what he did. oakland's new police chief starts his new job today. >> officially, chief floyd mitchell started the job saturday, but today will be his first day in his new office. chief mitchell has more than 30 years experience in law enforcement and most recently

was the police chief in lubbock, texas. he succeeds lauren armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. we do expect to hear from oakland's new chief later this morning. >> all right. time is 537 today. the a's are in houston. they're going to play the astros. yesterday. the a's lost two. the seattle mariners 8 to 4. on mother's day. the a's trailed five to nothing in the second inning. and they could never come back. now outfielder brant rooker, who's having a great season, hit his 10th homer of the season. >> that's a big rivalry. the giants host the los angeles dodgers tonight in the first of a three game series. just a month and a half into the season, the giants are already eight games behind the dodgers. it was a thrilling day at the ballpark. on mother's day. the giants beat the cincinnati reds 6 to 5 on a walk off, hit 36,000 fans watched as first baseman lamonte wade jr tied the score with the two run homer in the fifth inning. a little

celebration there. shortstop casey schmidt won the game with a 10th inning walk off double. now, the san francisco giants shared some warm messages for their moms on mother's day. >> love you mom. thank you for, packing my lunch every day. thank you for reminding me that it's always better to be a good person than a good player, i love you and miss you. >> hey, feliz la madre especialmente a me mama. te-amo te extrano. gracias por ser esa madre. ejemplar te va mucho extrano y la deseo. un dia phenomenal a todas as madre hermosa. se han dado la vida por su sido at titan. >> hey, mom. thanks for being my number one fan. thanks for always supporting me growing up. >> i could listen to all those all day though, right? yeah, i love our athletes. thanking their moms. outfielder michael conforto also shouted out his wife cabernet as she celebrates her first mother's day. >> i got a message from my son yesterday as we were heading to the giants game. he called me

and he said, mom, where's my black jacket? and i responded, i don't live with you anymore. >> you're supposed to know it never ends. and that's the beauty of being a mother. >> and yes, we went to the giants game and we all want to wish zhang hao, li a quick recovery. he dislocated his shoulder going up against the wall, trying to retrieve a potential home run. it didn't go over the wall, but it was closed and he went out of the game. so we wish him well. as the dreaded dodgers come to town tonight. heads up everyone. it's an earlier start tonight at 645. it will be windy with those west southwest winds to 16 and air temperature only 58. dress and layers. you'll need it. okay. official sun up this morning at 6:00. we're already seeing a hint of what's going to pan out to be a gorgeous day. i want to thank our engineer and tlc. i got to check who it is this morning, probably alan palamas. i hope it's alan providing us this gorgeous scenery this

morning. this is the marine layer entering the santa clara valley from monument peak. that deck is roughly about 1000ft. now we do have a temperature of 50 in san francisco, a gray slate there, union city and fremont in the low 50s. the winds are blustery at the delta at this hour. winds will blow out of the west 5 to 15 occasional stronger gusts. yes it will usher the pollen around. here's that marine layer. it's just parked up next to the coast. due to that trough to the north of us. enhancing that marine layer again. sun up at 6 a.m. by lunchtime today. everybody has cleared out except the immediate sea shore, so that cooler air mass will loft. that layer is going to bring us some cooler temperatures today traveling around the state. we're talking about 88 at the state capitol, 57 in monterey bay, mid 60s to high 60s around the la basin and 67 in san diego . we're talking 64 in san francisco, which is spot on for this time of the year. outside number 83 degrees. your complete

neighborhood forecast still coming up. >> new details in the case of a los gatos mother accused of organizing alcohol fueled teen parties. coming up new in our 6:00 hour. what transcripts containing testimonies from dozens of minors reveal about the motive behind the parties? >> and did you get to see it? a spectacular light show that filled the skies over the weekend. this very rare occurrence that many people like pam cook stayed up trying to see

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a food vendors from california are playing a significant role in a growing public health problem. now, they say the vendors are crossing state lines to run illegal kitchens in las vegas. the nevada health department says a recent house fire in northern las vegas exposed the problem. investigators traced the flames to an electrical problem in an illegal commercial kitchen inside a home. they say the food is not safe to eat. these are photos you can smell, and it's got a line of commercial kitchen equipment. >> this is in a private house. dirty, filthy blood on the floor . they're renting houses now. some of the ones from california

and bands. and they've got the setups, the ones that everyone's seeing right now. >> health inspectors say there are similar illegal kitchens at other homes across the las vegas area. and they say many of them have a california connection. >> our time is 545. the federal government has new rules now for dog owners who bring their pets into the united states from other countries. now, dogs have to be at least six months old and vaccinations are required for all dogs that have been in foreign countries where rabies are common. the new rules take effect august 1st. they apply to dogs that breeders and rescue groups bring into the country, as well as pets that are traveling with their american owners. >> a new study from uc berkeley confirms rents in san francisco are unaffordable for most people. the study reveals only 35% of california households could comfortably afford rent in san francisco. housing is usually considered affordable if it costs less than 30% of someone's income. the new report from the terner center used an

inclusive affordability method to evaluate affordability. they take into account what percentage of households across the state could live in each county, compared to the percentage of people already living there. >> our time now. 546 workers at the first apple store to unionize voted to authorize a strike. apple store workers in towson, maryland, cast their vote late saturday night. no date has been set yet for that strike. the union says the vote comes after more than a year of negotiations with apple. they're demanding changes to what they call unpredictable scheduling practices, and they want a cost of living adjustment on their pay. >> hundreds of people in the bay area stayed up late this weekend to watch a spectacular light show. many people wanted to witness the northern lights, which illuminated the nighttime skies both around the bay area and across the country. astronomers say a rare and severe solar storm created a magnificent view not seen in the skies above northern california for many years, and many excited

stargazers decided to spend their saturday night at the chabot space and science center in oakland. >> you never know where it's going to pop up at, really, so we're just kind of lucky that we're getting such a good view of it. >> we've never seen the aurora borealis before, and so i thought, hey, if i can see it from here, that would be fantastic. >> the bay area's top astronomers also stayed up late to keep a close eye on the dazzling red green and purple lights. >> what we are seeing is charged particles in the solar wind entering our atmosphere and interacting with the oxygen in our atmosphere. >> those spectacular. there was a potential downside to this light show. scientists were warning this solar storm could disrupt power and communication systems across the country, but so far, no reports of any of those problems. all right, so you stayed up. >> hey, sam, did you stay up trying to see the lights?

>> i'm afraid i didn't, dave. i was, yeah, you were doing the same thing i was doing. yes, i was asleep. yeah. all comfortable in my bed. boy, it sounds so good now, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. >> yeah. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. i know getting up in the morning is early here. and, if you're getting up early, there's a little bit of slow traffic still at the bay bridge from our triple a traffic camera. you can see that traffic is moving along. okay. no major issues here. if you're driving on interstate 880 south, you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely and not a lot going on. there's a little slowing on the altamont pass and on highway four, and that's all. it's not even that severe. so i still think you can get a pretty decent commute if you leave the house pretty soon. it's 549. let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta. >> hey, sal. yesterday, leaving the giants baseball game, i got to tell people there's got to be an alternative because it took me an hour just to get to the bay bridge. >> yeah, i know it's pretty tough, especially a game like that. right. sunday game. so,

ferry. the ferry is a good one. >> yeah. okay. that's what i have to do. i have to be a great civic citizen and take the ferry to the ballgame. what a great way to go to the ballgame, anyway. hey i have to make a correction. it is not alan palma's working in tok this morning. it is kevin pender. okay, so, yeah, he's at the helm. i didn't have a chance to go by and see him this morning, but he's our chief engineer and he's the one providing us with these glorious views. isn't that lovely this morning? that is the finger of fog that has worked its way in throughout the santa clara valley. also in towards sausalito and novato, and marched inland a good 50 miles towards the tri-valley. visibility down to nine miles. they're not really problematic, but seven mile visibility in half moon bay. it's actually better this morning than 24 hours ago, but nonetheless, this takes its toll with that cooler air mass aloft. so therefore the temperatures will be coming down in comparison to over the weekend. right now it's in the

50s across the board, even san jose is at 56 degrees through cupertino and campbell, all the way into los gatos and saratoga. and these temperatures are a good four degrees cooler. and many neighborhoods in 24 hours ago. winds are blustery towards travis and fairfield, otherwise under ten miles per hour. these winds will increase. today out of the west 5 to 15. an occasional stronger gusts, especially right there in half moon bay and along the seashore all the way into pescadero. now the wind does usher the pollen around, and it's the tree count that's on the medium to high side. who doesn't suffer from allergies anymore? pam, do you? >> terribly, terribly. >> okay, dave. >> not me. my wife does. >> stop. okay. get out. dave's just perfect. he really is. wish. so we have this trough and it's enhancing our marine layer this morning. it's roughly down about 1000ft. it will retreat back to the coast. high 50s beaches, 60s around the central bay, 78 degrees vallejo, benicia, martinez and all the

way into american canyon and rodeo. how about pittsburgh? today? it will top off in the low 80s. same story around pleasant hill. tri-valley at 81 degrees, high 70s around san jose, 82 in gilroy. here's your extended forecast. it's a tad warmer on your tuesday, and it's an awfully quiet weather pattern all the way into next weekend when we will have our second weekend in a row with dry conditions right here in the bay area. >> all right, roberta, thank you . times 551. a win for parents in oakland demanding traffic safety. up next at 6:00, the major projects are set to begin. so speeding drivers slow down around school zones. >> if there is a problem and you run into some type of situation, find cecil williams. >> certainly good advice. the late reverend cecil williams meant so much to so many in the city of san francisco. we're going to hear more from those

who went to his celebration of life

san francisco's glide memorial church, honoring the life and legacy of the late reverend cecil williams. oh, gentle savior. beautiful music like

this filled the air during the four hour public memorial service. a standing room only crowd filled the church in the tenderloin district for the reverend williams, who founded glide more than 60 years ago. glide church members, both young and old, showed their love and respect for the legendary civil rights and religious leader. >> cecil williams was an amazing person who fought for social justice and equality. his wise leadership and incredible achievements had a huge impact on the world, inspiring people even today, his legacy serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference in the world. >> beautiful. the emotional celebration of life included video messages from governor newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi. san francisco mayor london breed was among the speakers. >> growing up in san francisco, what i knew no matter what was

going on in this city, what my grandmother who raised me said, if you get in trouble, if there is a problem and you run into some type of situation, you find. cecil williams, reverend cecil williams died last month at the age of 94. >> he certainly made a difference. >> yes. >> well, the golden state warriors released a mother's day video with players explaining how much they value their mom. >> my mom's like captain marvel. >> the best thing that could ever happen in my life. >> someone that was kind of always there for me. >> several players recognize how much their moms have sacrificed to support their journey as a basketball player. many teammates said they're grateful to get a hug and kiss from their mom after a game, saying it always warms their heart. one player shared his mom brought a whole christmas feast on a plane when he had to spend the holidays away from home to play in games. >> what a great story. time is

557. while mother's day is a time to celebrate mom, the holiday can also bring some painful memories and emotions for people who've lost a loved one. in bay area artists mister fab and chef klees of pierre pierre. they're hosting a special mother's day dinner for moms who've lost their children. yesterday they talked about what motivated them to plan the dinner. >> it's basically to let the women out there know that in these tough times, we want to we want to love on you. we want to be able to give you something and show you that you are appreciated because you know life, be life and it can get you down, man. >> he called me randomly like, hey, i got this crazy idea, let's do this for moms. and you know, i was all with that, you know, because my mom, she played a very important part of my life, worried about this very special dinner spread through social media. >> and so far, 120 women have rsp. rsv feed for the event.

>> yelp has a new list of the top 100 barbecue spots in california. one of them is on the peninsula. redwood city's coppola's barbecue made the list at spot number 33. they're known for their steakhouse quality meats cooked on rotisserie smokers with oak wood. the reuben sandwich also gets high praises for being the perfect combination of smoky and sour, so congratulations to them. tiana's bayou adventure finally has an opening date. it is slated to open june 28th at walt disney world in orlando. tiana's bayou adventure picks up the story of the princess and the frog after the final kiss. disney says visitors will join tiana and louis on a musical adventure as they prepare for their first ever mardi gras performance. the ride is a reimagining of splash mountain and will open at disneyland here in california later this year. next month, tokyo disney unveils a new experience that puts visitors right in the middle of a disney film. fantasy springs

is the resort's largest expansion since 2001. fantasy springs features attractions inspired by hit films frozen, tangled and peter pan. the one experience guests take on the role of the lost kids, and they join peter pan and tinkerbell to defeat the evil captain hook. >> he's confident that he is telling the truth. >> donald trump's former ally and his former attorney michael cohen, expected to testify on the witness stand this morning. we'll tell you why cohen's testimony could be a make or break day in donald trump's criminal trial. and it's official officially day one on the job for oakland's new police chief. we expecting to hear from him today, and we'll tell you what we know about his first order of business from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook.

it's monday may 13th. yeah i definitely felt a cooler air i could open up the windows this morning i like it. roberta gonzalez i think a lot of people do like the heat as well. what are we in store for today? >> i woke up this morning and my dog was laying on his back, just like sprawled out because she was so hot. it was hot. yeah, yeah. well today is going to be a mild monday. you can feel the difference as you strut out the door this morning. you need a sweater or even a light jacket. our temperatures have been in the 40s now pretty much in the 50s across the board. plenty of sunshine today except for the sea shore. we see that finger of fog. it's beginning to swipe out of the area. beautiful view of our green hills. and if we want more precipitation, there's a slight chance two weeks from today, would that be memorial day weekend? oh goodness. all right. temperatures right now in the 50s. it's 52 degrees in concord going up to a high today in the low 80s outside number 83. coolest location pacifica in the high 50s. your full forecast

including your giants outlook because the dreaded dodgers are coming to town. that's coming up a little bit later. but right now, cal, sal, are you in the house? there are. >> yeah we are. and we're looking roberta at highway four just to see how slow it is. i have a map of it for you. i can show you and i can tell you it's just a little bit of slowing. not a lot, which is good. and when you get to our triple a traffic camera of the bay bridge toll plaza, that looks pretty good. although there's a little bit of a backup still a decent commute as you drive through. if you're driving on the peninsula on a one san francisco. all good there so far. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal oakland's new police chief starts his new job today. officially chief floyd mitchell started the job saturday, but today will be his first day in his new office. chief mitchell has more than 30 years experience in law enforcement and most recently was the police chief in lubbock, texas. he succeeds lauren

armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. now, in our in the next half hour, james torres will join us live from oakland with what else we can expect as floyd mitchell takes on the new role as police chief. all right, pam, time is 602. >> well, today, prosecutors will be calling their star witness in the criminal trial against donald trump. michael cohen, the former attorney. >> ktvu is amanda quintana. joining us now with the details on what could be a dramatic day in court. >> yeah, it's going to be a big day for this trial. yes. michael cohen, trump's former attorney and ally, is expected to deliver critical testimony today. his value as a witness is that he was involved in all aspects of trump's business and personal life, and he allegedly knew all of trump's secrets in cohen's auto biography, he said he bullied, lied and mocked the rule of law to serve trump. he says he facilitated the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels on the orders of trump last week. daniels, a former adult film

star, testified about the money she received in 2016. trump is accused of improperly accounting for that payment. cohen will detail former president trump's alleged scheme to both pay off daniels and reimburse cohen for paying her so that the news of his affair would not damage his 2016 campaign. trump has denied having an affair. >> the prosecutors have put all their chips on michael cohen being a persuasive, credible witness which, to say the least, is an enormous risk for the da's team. >> trump's team will try to discredit cohen. he will likely face an intense cross-examination since turning on trump, who was his mentor. he's tried to monetize his story with a book, including one called revenge, along with podcasts and tv appearances, trump's team will paint cohen as an unreliable witness who's trying to get payback. cohen has also lied in the past. he went to prison for making false statements to congress, campaign finance violations and tax

evasion charges. so all of this means it could be a make or break day for this trial. pam, back to you. thank you. >> amanda, grand jury transcripts are providing some new details in the case of a los gatos woman charged with hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for teenagers, 49 year old shannon o'connor remains in jail awaiting trial on more than 20 felony counts. more than 2000 pages of transcripts were released friday. they include the testimony of more than a dozen teenagers who attended her parties. they claim she invited them to her home as part of her effort to make her teenage son more popular. the teenagers say they were encouraged to drink alcohol and engage in sexual activity. they also said she often tried to hide these parties from her husband and her neighbors. in los gatos, protesters gathered in palo alto on mother's day to bring more attention to the moms and their babies suffering in gaza. at the corner of el camino real and embarcadero, people gathered at the weekly vigil for gaza with a

special focus on what they say. mothers in gaza are going through. >> as a mom, the stress of having a newborn baby in normal times, it's a lot for any mom. to do that during war and during what's happening now, like in rafah. i mean, no one has housing. >> the group says it started a mothers day campaign to raise $5,000. the money will help fund a new neonatal intensive care unit for premature babies at the kuwaiti hospital in rafah. >> our time is now. 605 family and friends mourning the loss of two longtime east bay political leaders killed over the weekend in a car crash. community members in oakland gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater, remembering the lives of peggy moore and her wife, hope wood. they died in a crash friday night in san diego county. throughout their lives, they built solid connections in oakland and beyond, working with

former president obama, advising former oakland mayor libby schaaf, even starting their own political consulting firm at the candlelight vigil, former colleague colleagues remembered their work and their kindness just came out to take care of each other, talk to each other and remember their love and their contributions that they made to all of us individually, but also to the city. the peggy moore was 60 years old. her wife hope was 48. our time now 607. two east bay cities have formed a partnership now in their effort to combat homelessness. city leaders in san pablo and el cerrito plan to share the rising cost of providing services for the unhoused in their communities. they say teaming up is an effective way to keep helping people living on the streets at a time when budget deficits are growing, cities investing more than $442,000 in general funds to expand homeless

outreach services, we have an update for people driving near the interstate 80 gilman interchange in berkeley today. >> caltrans says second street will no longer be open to southbound travel this morning. it is returning to being a one way northbound road over the weekend, construction on a new footbridge over interstate 80 reached a milestone. that bridge officially opened to pedestrians and cyclists. caltrans says it is also building a double roundabout in the area, scheduled to be finished by the end of the year, and caltrans also reopened eastbound highway 37 between sonoma and solano counties ten hours earlier than expected. last night, the highway reopened at about 7:00 last night after caltrans finished its paving project along a seven mile stretch of the highway. the last scheduled eastbound full highway closure between highway 121 and highway 29 is scheduled for next weekend, beginning friday at 10 p.m. and ending monday at 5 a.m.

>> time now is 608, and we do have slow traffic out there already. beginning to form at the bay bridge, you can see that the traffic here is backing up all the way out to beyond the 880 overcrossing. so it's typical. it's not terribly slow when you can wait ten minutes to get on the bridge on the peninsula. we still look pretty good and there's a little slowing beginning to develop in hayward, 580 looks pretty good into castro valley and there's some slow traffic on highway four, so we still have a little bit of room for you to get out there before it gets very, very slow. 608 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. tragedy in contra costa county a five year old boy died after being pulled from the water near bethel island. the warning from first responders as summer season begins to heat up. >> and in larkspur, the push to protect renters entering a new stage. we have the latest on the initiative, and when residents could find out if they'll see the measure on the nov ber

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child emergency response crews found the boy in the water off bethel island over the weekend. ktvu is andre senior joining us now with the details about some safety tips for parents ahead of the summer season. andre. >> well, pam, saturday afternoon this child was reportedly visiting his grandparents on

bethel island when he went missing. the contra costa county sheriff's office believe he was by himself near the shoreline and accidentally fell into the water. a rescue diver ultimately found the boy submerged in the cove. he was believed to be in the water for about 15 minutes. rescuers performed cpr and rushed him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> i haven't really noticed whether there could be better security measures, to tell you the truth, i think it's, you know, most of the most of the most of it is really up to the homeowners to sort of make sure their particular areas are secure. >> investigators are still looking into the circumstances of the young child's death. this tragic accident can serve as a reminder to families of the importance of water safety, especially as it gets hotter outside. >> even if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons, get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision

on, on top of lifeguards that are on site is huge to water safety. >> an estimated 1000 children a year are set to die from drowning. children between the ages of one and four are at the highest risk. many deaths can occur when children have unexpected access to the water. parents should keep their safety tips in mind here whenever they take their families to the water, especially because it only takes a moment for tragedy to strike. >> all right, andre, thank you. time now, 613 in west oakland. the community there reacting to a weekend fire that badly damaged a church. it happened friday night at the saint andrews missionary baptist church, 27th and west streets. more than 60 firefighters battled the flames for several hours. investigators say the flames spread from a vacant home nearby. many church members hope this historic building can be rebuilt. >> it's sad there's a lot of history here. like i said, i spent the first 15 years of my life here at this church and,

i'm glad to see you survived. although it was a lot of damage. >> firefighters say no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> a lithium battery plant fire sent a large plume of smoke rising over oakland sunday afternoon. that fire at the port of oakland was quickly contained. no injuries have been reported and still no word on what caused that fire. marin county's election agency, working to certify the signatures collected by a tenants rights group in larkspur. now the group wants to place a new rent control ordinance on the november ballot. the initiative would cap annual rent increases in larkspur to 3. the group says it has successfully collected the more than 900 signatures needed to qualify for the ballot, and the county is required to certify the signatures before june 18th. >> time now 615. bay area elected leaders praising a decision by the state's public utilities commission to stop at&t from eliminating traditional landlines. san mateo county supervisor ray mueller

and congresswoman anna eshoo say keeping the landlines are beneficial to people living in rural areas with undependable cell phone connections. at&t is required to provide landline service to most of california. it had asked permission to drop the landline services, saying the cost of maintaining those lines is going up and there is less demand. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is going after car insurance companies and the software developers they work with. price says her consumer justice bureau has filed a lawsuit accusing the two of working together to undervalue vehicles that have been totaled. price says consumers are being paid less than the actual value owed under their policies. we've reached out to the companies that are named in the lawsuit, but we have not heard back. >> for now. >> time now is 616 and we do have some slow traffic out there beginning to form on this monday. let's start off in contra costa county on highway

four westbound. you will see some slowing. it's not unusually slow. this is a typical that we have that you will see it slow there. this is 280 at triple a traffic camera in san jose. that one kind of popped up out of order. so let's go back to the bay bridge first. nothing against you. 280, but the bay bridge does have some slow traffic spreading out almost to the macarthur maze. no problems, by the way, on any of the other bridges, the san mateo bridge or the richmond bridge. the dumbarton bridge. all looking pretty good. 616 let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta. >> thanks, sal. it seems like it's kind of quiet out there? >> yes, a little bit, yeah. >> is that unusual for a monday? >> mondays and fridays are better. tuesday wednesday and thursday are busiest. >> okay, just wrote that down. good to know. thank you very much. hi everybody. it's our live weather camera looking out from monument peak towards the santa clara valley. look how just lushe the mountains. the hills are there. and we do have that fog bank that has surged

into our inland areas. visibility really not an issue, but i've noticed that at seven mile visibility now down towards monument peak into the santa clara valley, how about six miles in half moon bay? and obviously the low clouds have traversed all the way in towards the tri valley. now with visibility at nine miles. so it's going to be cooler at the coast today. mild temperatures in our inland areas could cool at the coast tomorrow, and then it's a repeat performance for your week ahead. current air temperatures are in the 50s across the board. it's 52. in union city and also in fremont. how about 52 degrees at sfo? back in through redwood shores into redwood cities, it is 50 degrees to the north. we do have temperatures anywhere between 2 and 4 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. you notice the winds there up to about 17 in the fairfield area. otherwise we do have winds that are calm in mountain view and at this particular time the west winds

will continue to blow. 10 to 15 during the day and occasional gusts to 20mph. that is ushering the pollen around. if you suffer from allergies and who isn't anymore, it looks like the oak and the mulberry tree count is on the high side. speaking of highs, high pressure is just about right here and that will continue to dominate our weather forecast. the trough to the north of us continues to bang up against that high pressure. and that's what's enhancing our marine layer. so here we are this morning. you see, it traverses all the way into our inland areas. that's going to recede today. and towards the lunch hour. but stay tight to the coast throughout the day today before filling back in. it's wash rinse and repeat for your tuesday. so here we go. pinpoint your neighborhood 68 degrees in oakland across the bay, mid 60s to mid 70s around the peninsula. low 80s tri-valley. outside numbers 83 degrees in antioch. your extended forecast. it's a very mild weather pattern and pleasant, pretty seasonal.

towards the end of the week each and every day all the way through next weekend. >> and thank you, roberta, as the school year winds down, there have been more protests during university graduation ceremonies across the country. the latest student led efforts to call on schools to divest from companies doing business in israel. and after falling victim to the massive tech layoffs, a los gatos woman has a new project that uses her unique experiences and retur ns to her

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pro-palestinian protesters targeted graduation ceremonies at universities across the country. comedian jerry seinfeld heard both boos and cheers when he delivered the keynote speech at duke university. dozens of students left their seats when seinfeld was speaking, as he has been an active supporter. of israel throughout the war. >> i totally admire the ambitions of your generation to create a more just and inclusive society. >> there were protests at the university of wisconsin, madison and the university of texas at austin, where students holding palestinian flags were cleared. in southern california, pro-palestinian protesters gathered ahead of the rescheduled to graduation ceremony at pomona college, ppe 30. palestine demonstrators

chanted outside the ceremony for hours as students and parents started to arrive. pomona college's commencement was originally supposed to be on the claremont campus. it was moved 30 miles away because of pro-palestinian encampments at the university. lapd was called in to break up the protest, and it's still unclear if any arrests were made in tel aviv, israel, relatives of hostages lit candles and stood in silence as israel marked its memorial day for fallen soldiers and victims of the attack by hamas back on october 7th. 1200 people were killed, 250 others were taken hostage. hamas still holds about 100 people captive, along with the remains of more than 30 others. now you can find complete coverage of the war in gaza and the reaction from here in the u.s. online. you can just go to our website any time of day at ktvu .com. today, uc berkeley is hosting its first

emergency tech advocacy summit. organizers say they will train tech startup founders on how to effectively advocate for themselves, to policymakers and to the public. there will be six speakers who will each give a six minute talk, followed by a panel discussion that will guide a discussion on what made the speakers effective. the speakers come from a range of backgrounds. the free event will be held on the uc berkeley campus. artificial intelligence is now being used inside factories and warehouses to reduce the risk of accidents at work. now, the programs use ai to scan thousands of hours of security camera footage in just minutes. then it highlights potential dangers, and it recommends safety improvements. the software can identify tripping obstacles or even watch if a worker risks hurting themselves from lifting heavy loads the wrong way. >> instead of tools that help companies understand the risks that their employees are exposed to, and really engineer that

risk out of the facility to prevent accidents from happening. >> the price tag for the software can range from a few thousand to a few hundred thousand dollars. a new bookstore opened its doors in downtown los gatos. the woman behind it says it was fueled by a childhood dream as a kid, tanya soneva always had her nose in a book, she knew she wanted to open her own bookstore one day, but she never seemed to have the time or the money. then, after being laid off from a tech company recently, she revisited her dream and opened by and text her very own independent bookstore. the store offers a variety of genres board games, and more. glide memorial held a celebration of life for the late reverend cecil williams. we're going to hear from some of the people who lined up around the church to pay their respects, and a win for parents demanding traffic safety in oakland. the project is set to get underway, so speeding drivers have to slow down around the school zones.

>> then i'm james torres, live in oakland, where a new police chief will finally take his first full day in office at a time where the city is seeing crime trending down and a fully staffed police

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home. thankfully no one was hurt, but people in that area are nervous, and they're demanding an end to the violence and mothers were honored for mother's day over the weekend across the bay area. but for some women, it's a painful time. we're talking about an event aimed at bringing closure to mothers who've lost a loved one from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, it is a big week on wall street. some big names report earnings, including home depot and walmart. and we get some important economic reports the consumer price index, the producer price index and retail sales for april. all will be released this week ahead of that news as that bell rings live, the markets are heading higher this morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's a monday. it's may 13th roberta is here. but she also has some cooler weather to talk

about and some gray skies. >> yes i provided some nice sleeping weather for steve paulson this morning. right? yeah, he deserves it. i mean, the man does so much. you really don't realize it till you sit down in his chair and try to figure it out. yeah. hi, everybody. a mild monday on tap, overcast skies to begin with. morning temperatures pretty much now out of the 40s into the 50s. cloudy, breezy at the coast today, but plenty of sunshine away from the water. that's the seam right there. that is a marine layer. it has pushed up against monument peak in the santa clara valley, roughly about 1000ft deep visibility down to seven miles across the south bay, six miles along the seashore. santa rosa has improved now, but the east bay visibility towards the altamont pass down to nine mile visibility. temperatures now in the 50s, i'm still seeing a 48 degree reading towards cotati and sebastopol, otherwise 52, in hayward, backing through castro valley, today's highs banking between a cloudy 59in pacifica with a hint of some sunshine.

that's about it to 83 degrees. that's our outside number to you. good morning. in antioch we have that full forecast, including the giants outlook because sal the giants are playing host to those dreaded dodgers boys. that going to be a game. it is series really right. >> yes. it's always a high interest as you say roberta. let's go right to the triple a traffic camera shall we. 631 here. and we see the bay bridge backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. no major issues. san mateo bridge traffic is moving along okay. it's getting more crowded as well. we haven't seen a lot on the peninsula. the dumbarton bridge looks okay and the south bay is off to a good start. 632 let's get right back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. well, today it is the first day on the job for oakland's new police chief. yeah the oakland police department hasn't had a permanent police chief for more than a year. >> ktvu james torres is in oakland, where the mayor says

the new police chief's main job will be reducing crime. good morning. james. >> dave. pam. good morning. that police chief. now floyd mitchell , a member of law enforcement for more than 30 years and someone who just recently served as chief of police in lubbock, texas. he's now coming to oakland, starting his first official week as of today, chief mitchell was mayor xiang tao's final decision for the job. he started over the weekend, but today will be his first day in office, and that's after about a year long search to replace former chief lauren armstrong. mayor tao fired armstrong back in february 2023, after reports said the former chief did not properly handle cases of misconduct within the police department. the mayor has since said his attitude during conversations about that misconduct made her less confident that he could do the job. armstrong has since filed a lawsuit against the city. this new chief coming in at a time when crime and public safety has been a wide concern for the city of oakland, the mayor's office reports. however assaults,

homicides and burglaries those are all trending down while robberies are still on the rise. we spoke to one restaurant owner late last week telling the story of how thieves broke into his shop twice in the early morning. >> we're all struggling here in oakland. unfortunately you know, decrease in foot traffic, public safety has been better. so i give the city a lot of props on that. they've been getting better at that, at least in this area. but you know, people just need to feel safer coming out, you know, and that's going to that's going to need time. >> that's what we've heard from mayor shang tao in the recent weeks that while crime is trending down, there's still this fight to change the public opinion about oakland. over the weekend, chief mitchell attended the graduation ceremony of the latest police academy. 12 more officers are now added to the police force and according to the city, that brings the tally up to 716 total sworn officers in oakland, which is right around the number that the city of oakland's budget is able to pay for now. when chief mitchell

was first hired, he said in a statement his focus was to, quote, promote safety, prevent crime and pursue justice. we'll hear from the chief for the first time in his new official capacity later this morning, and the city says it is still working on setting a date for a public swearing in morning. a swearing in ceremony, i should say, for new chief floyd mitchell. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james, thank you. time is 634. the oakland police say one family barely escaped injury in a terrifying weekend shooting . several bullets crashed through the front window of their home. a young child was in the house at the time of the shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon on east 32nd street, about a block south of interstate 580. one neighbor was working at home when she heard the gunfire. >> then first we heard the gunshots. first we think about fireworks, but they continue on and off for almost more than ten

shots. so we all know that's a gunshot. >> now this same witness took photos of a man and woman running away from the home moments after the shooting. so far, there's no word of any arrests in the case. >> speculation continues over who donald trump will choose as a vice presidential running mate. over the weekend, trump held a campaign rally in new jersey, where he was joined by north dakota governor doug burgum. burgum spoke before trump took the stage, raising speculation that he could be on trump's short list for vice president. >> he made his money in technology, but he probably knows more about energy than anybody i know. so get ready for something, okay? just get ready. >> i am filled with the gratitude for the over the weekend, trump said nikki haley is not among the options he is considering for a running mate. >> our time now. 636 david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi with a hammer, is scheduled to be sentenced friday. the federal prosecutors want the judge to

sentence the path to 40 years in prison for that attack. on october 2022. last november, depape was convicted of breaking into the pelosi's home in san francisco and attacking her husband, paul court records show. federal prosecutors believe the pap deserves the maximum punishment for that attack, saying the pap shows no remorse for it and even seems to be proud of what he did the summer traffic safety projects at five schools in oakland will get underway. >> it is part of the safe routes to school program to improve pedestrian and bike safety around school campuses. the five schools will see improvements this summer are yuming elementary, martin luther king junior elementary, lincoln elementary, westlake middle and east oakland pride elementary. the traffic improvements will include curb extensions and new median islands to make it safer to cross the street. >> time 637 you can see that the

south bay commute is off to a nice start, so if that is your commute, if you drive from east to west, sorry. yes, from east to west in the valley towards sunnyvale or palo alto, it's a good time to go before the crowd gets there. usually starts getting busy in the 7:00 hour. you know it's busy right now is the bay bridge that is backed up . let's take a look at our triple a traffic camera backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. that looks all right, san mateo bridge is getting more crowded. it's still moving, though. heading out to the peninsula and overcast weather and speaking of the weather, at 637, let's bring roberta back in to talk about today's forecast. >> yeah, it's great sleeping weather this morning, isn't it? yes. that's if you don't have to go to work. but boy, take a look at those low clouds parked up next to the coast. that's going to keep our temperatures down today. look at our averages in the 60s and 70s 78 degrees average high in danville. today we're forecasting a temperature of 82. so slightly above normal there pretty spot on in

emeryville and in san francisco. back and you're right where you should be for this time of the year. but still well above normal in santa rosa and in los gatos and the santa clara valley. it's all because of that, right there. that's what's cooling us down. that's a beautiful, thick layer of low clouds and patchy fog that is pushed onshore into the santa clara valley. we're currently it's 56 degrees in san jose. it's dipped to 50 in livermore with the gray slate, low 50s and napa. and these temperatures are up to four degrees cooler than what we were 24 hours ago. we still have some pretty blustery winds out towards fairfield and travis. otherwise the winds are up to about ten at oakland and right now, half moon bay. with the calm wind. these winds will be increasing. today they will be sustained winds onshore. so that's out of the west 10 to 15. an occasional gust to 20. and you know the drill by now that wind ushers upon around. we have the oak and the mulberry tree

count on the high side. so if you suffer from allergies, blame it on the trees. we do have the gray skies lining the entire coast of california. this is a trough to the north of us. it's not to mighty, but just powerful enough to provide a little bit of a dent in the ridge of high pressure, and that enhances our marine layer. so a gray slate along the coast today with maybe a hint of sunshine that's about as good as it gets. high 50s in pacifica, back through moss beach, 64, san francisco across the bay, just shy of 70. otherwise, 83 degrees are outside number. and yes, we do have a ball game tonight. dodgers come to town 58 degrees. please take note. it is an earlier game. 645 and it will be breezy. dress in layers. we've got a good game tonight against the dodgers. all right. sounds good. >> thank you roberta. it is a big rivalry. the giants hosting the los angeles dodgers tonight in that first of a three game series. just a month and a half into the season the giants are

already eight games behind the dodgers. so this is a big one. it was a thrilling day at the ballpark on mother's day. giants beat the cincinnati reds 6 to 5 on a walk off, hit 36,000 fans watched as first baseman lamonte wade jr tied the score with the two run homer in the fifth inning. shortstop casey schmidt won the game with a 10th inning walk off double. the a's are in houston today to take on the astros. the a's lost to the seattle mariners 8 to 4 on mother's day. the a's trailed five to nothing in the second inning and could not come back. outfielder brant rooker, who's having a fabulous season, hit his 10th homer of the season. >> all right, our time is 640. if you love mangoes, there is a special event in the south bay. we're going to tell you how you can get a mango from almost halfway around the world. >> i do love mango. i figured you did. i'm guessing garcia does too. she likes a lot. >> oh my god, yes, a perfect mango with some tahini on the top. oh yeah. >> oh, you got roberta's

attention. >> hear her from the newsroom. all right, we'll talk about that in a second. when i get to swing out at 7:00 and join you in studio, we'll focus on oakland. now that the a's are working to move out of oakland. plans for a new ballpark at howard terminal have been scrapped. so city leaders are trying to come up with new ideas on what to do with that prime location. we'll rundown the obstacles that are likely in their way. then in just about 20 minutes, hear the marin county sheriff's office pays tribute to those in law enforcement who died in the line of duty. the ceremony honoring local heroes. we'll be back

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to unionize have now voted to authorize a strike. apple store workers in townsend, maryland, cast the vote late saturday night. no date has been set for the strike. the union says the vote comes after more than a year of negotiations with the company. they want changes to what they are calling unpredictable scheduling practices, and they want a cost of living adjustment on their pay. a new study from uc berkeley confirms rents in san francisco are unaffordable for most people. the study reveals only 35% of california

households could comfortably afford rent in san francisco, housing is usually considered affordable if it costs less than 30% of someone's income. the new report from the terner center used an inclusive, affordable method to evaluate affordability. they took into account what percentage of households across the state could live in each county, as opposed to the percentage of people already living there. hundreds of people are flocking to a north san jose warehouse to take part in mango fest. the special weekend event was put on by san jose based indian foods company shasta foods. the company treated mango lovers to a free tasting of its special variety imported from india, usually shasta sells a box of ten for $50, so a free taste is a big deal. the company will host weekly tastings until the end of mango season in late june . you can check their social media for upcoming dates, and a

new note taking tool is aimed to set itself apart by using an ai assistant that can help you search, format and summarize your notes. the app is called voice notes. it was created by the founder of buy me a coffee, a crowdfunding platform. the new app records and transcribes your notes, and with the help of ai, it can turn your notes into a blog entry and email or even a social media post. the web app went public last month, and a new company specializing in baby products says it wants to move away from the landfill economy. alora baby says it is taking a circular approach to manufacturing. its bedside crib is made from natural materials, and when you're done with it, the company will buy it back from you for 20% of the original purchase price. the company will then remanufacture the old crib into a new crib, saying 93% of the materials are used again and again. >> our time now. six 4700s of people gathered at glide memorial church in san

francisco, honoring the life and legacy of the late reverend cecil williams. oh, gentle savior. there was plenty of music during the four hour public memorial service. a standing room only crowd was there, and the tenderloin, where reverend williams founded glide church more than 60 years ago. glide church members, young and old, showed love and respect for the legendary civil rights and religious leader. >> cecil williams was an amazing person who fought for social justice and equality. his wise leadership and incredible achievements had a huge impact on the world. inspiring people. even today, his legacy serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference in the world. >> beautiful little girl. the emotional celebration of life included video messages from governor gavin newsom, former house speaker nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor london breed was among the speakers.

>> growing up in san francisco was what i knew no matter what was going on in this city, what my grandmother who raised me said, if you get in trouble, if there is a problem and you run into some type of situation, find cecil williams. >> reverend cecil williams died last month at the age of 94. our time is 648. while mother's day is a time for many women to celebrate and to celebrate, mom, the holiday can also be painful and emotional for people who've lost a loved one. now, today, bay area artists mister fab and chef klees of pierre pierre will host a special mother's day dinner for mothers who've lost their children. yesterday, they talked about what motivated them to do this. >> it's basically to let the women out there know that in these tough times, we want to. we want to love on you. we want

to be able to give you something and show you that you are appreciated because you know, life, be life and it can get you down, man. >> he called me randomly like, hey, i got this crazy idea, let's do this for moms. and, you know, i was all with that, you know, because my mom, she played a very important part of my life. >> and worried about this special dinner spread through social media. and so far, 120 women have rsvp for the event. >> that's wonderful. yeah what a wonderful thing to do. yeah. all right, let's check in with sal. what are you keeping an eye on on this monday morning commute, sal? oh we have a new crash on highway 92. >> people for people in half moon bay. if you are a half moon bay driver trying to get in and out, the crashes on 92 at pillar creek. overturned vehicle and chp is on the way. we don't know what we have there, but we do have reports that the car may be on fire here. 92 near pilarcitos creek near skyline. this is a live look at the bay bridge via our aa traffic camera, and you

can see that traffic is going to back up to the maze. metering lights are on san mateo bridge traffic is moderate. 650 let's bring roberta back to talk about the cloudy start we have. >> it's just beautiful when you take a bird's eye view from monument peak looking out towards the santa clara valley, sal, look at that. it just looks like a blanket, doesn't it? that is the marine layer which has surged on shore a good 50 miles today. to the north, it's 50 degrees in santa rosa to the east it's 50 and livermore, otherwise 52 degrees apiece. sfo fremont as well, and concord and novato. winds are gusting up to 25 in fairfield. otherwise, these winds have not been problematic this morning. we'll be sustained onshore push out of the west about up to 15mph during the day today, occasional gusts up to 20. this is an area of low pressure. it is a trough. it is minuscule at this hour, but it has enough power to cause a huge dent in that ridge of

high pressure. so temperatures pretty status quo, nor inland areas, but coming down a couple of notches along the seashore with that thickening marine layer. so today we're banking on 82 degrees in concord. and that is similar to yesterday day, but slightly warmer for tuesday and wednesday. it's a really benign weather pattern all the way through the end of the week. so here we go with that impressive marine layer this morning. the bank is roughly about 1000ft deep. not obscuring visibility at this hour, except down to about seven mile visibility in throughout los gatos and saratoga. so there you have the influx of that marine layer. by this afternoon it has retreated. but notice no clearing along the media at sea shore and colma as well. and in la honda and pescadero. then it's wash, rinse and repeat as those clouds push back onshore in the overnight hours. and that's how we'll begin tomorrow morning. meanwhile, across the state today, 57 degrees in monterey bay, we're talking about nearly 70 and los angeles, which is seasonal. our temperatures close

to normal from high 50s at the beaches to 83. and our outside areas. full outlook. that's still minutes away. dave. >> okay, roberta. thank you. time is 652. mount everest had 29,000ft tall, is the world's tallest peak. we'll introduce you to two record breaking climbers who know mount everest better than anybody else in the world. and trend sighting that kept many people here in the bay area awake over the weekend. we'll show you some of the photos captured by people who had a glimpse of the northern lights (♪)

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across parts of the country and caused lots of damage. in central florida, there were downed trees broken fences, debris, and yards on the and on the roads with 60 mile an hour winds. as the cleanup began. people in the community showed up to help out. >> about six, seven, eight guys showed up to help, and then some neighbors heard our chainsaws and came over and said, hey, can you help us? so it was pretty cool just seeing everybody jump together and help each other. >> in northeast oklahoma, an ef four tornado ripped through that area and many homes were leveled. authorities in florida

and oklahoma say construction crews are desperately needed to work on the homes that are still standing. it is six 56. hundreds of people around the bay area stayed up late over the weekend to see a spectacular light show in the skies. they wanted to see the northern lights, which illuminated the night skies both around the bay area and around the country, astronomers say. a rare and severe solar storm caused the magnificent view not seen in the skies over northern california. in more than 20 years, and many excited stargazers decided they would spend saturday night at the chabot space and science center in oakland. >> you never know where it's going to pop up at, really, so we're just kind of lucky that we're getting such a good view of it. >> we've never seen the aurora borealis before, and so i thought, hey, if i can see it from here, that would be fantastic. >> the bay area's top astronomers also stayed up late

to closely watch the dazzling red green and purple lights. >> what we are seeing is charged particles in the solar wind entering our atmosphere and interacting with the oxygen in our atmosphere. >> now, though, it was spectacular to see there was a potential downside to these lights show in the sky. scientists warn this solar storm could disrupt power and communication systems around the country. so far, there are no reports of that kind of problem. the time is now. 658. happening today. the main branch of the san francisco public library holds a series of events for san francisco tech week. now, this morning at 1030, there will be digital passport bingo at 1:00 a session on detecting ai generated content. and then at 4 p.m. a session on zoom basics. tech week is an effort to bridge

the digital divide. it takes place all throughout san francisco at various locations and of course, online. well, the san francisco giants shared some warm messages for their mothers on mother's day. >> love you mom. thank you for, packing my lunch every day. thank you for reminding me that it's always better to be a good person than a good player, i love you and miss you. >> hey, feliz de la madre. especialmente a me mama. te-amo te extrano. gracias por ser esa madre. ejemplar de valero. mucho trabajo y la deseo. un dia phenomenal a todas as madre hermosa. se han dado la vida por sus hijos at titan. >> hey, mom. thanks for being my number. >> i couldn't have said it better. outfielder michael conforto also shouted out his wife cabernet. she's celebrating her first mother's day. time now. 659 the golden state warriors released a mother's day video with the players telling how much they value their

mother. my mom's like captain marvel. >> the best thing that could ever happen in my life. >> someone that was kind of always there for me. >> here's several of the players talked about how much their mothers sacrificed to support them as a basketball player. many of the teammates said they're grateful to get a hug and a kiss from mom after a game, saying it always warms their heart. one player shared his mother brought a whole christmas feast on a plane when he had to spend the holidays away from home to play in games, to go home for christmas. >> after more than a year without a permanent police chief, oakland's new top cop is officially on the job. what residents and business owners want to see, and how the mayor says he's already been working behind the scenes. meanwhile, city leaders in oakland looking at howard terminal with fresh eyes. now that the a's are working to move to las vegas with plans for a new ballpark there now scrapped, we'll examine what's standing in the way