news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's monday, it's may 20th. always good to see you. >> what a nice way to start the work. >> are you going to help steve with the forecast? >> well he needs no help from us. no help. goodness knows. but we are listening. steve >> well, little warmer, not a lot, but, i mean, we can't get much cooler, can we. for may my goodness the week friday and saturday. incredibly cool here. but we'll bump up a little bit. some low clouds hanging on. mainly about san francisco, oakland south more so on the san mateo coast down towards gilroy, hollister, santa cruz, 40s, 50s on the temps just barely seeing. now the visible satellite. you can see that socked in for some, but to the north and the east it's mainly clear already. so everything has changed from the weekend till today only patchy low clouds that'll burn off and we'll get more of a little bit of a northerly breeze, which should help us warm up. 60s 70s to near 80. well sometimes that morning commute can be enchanted

and other times it can be a little delicate. let's find out what's going on out there. >> well, i know that all too well, steve. highway for we have a problem that just cleared from the freeway on westbound four at railroad. but as you know, it's been very slow coming in from antioch. and we do have the traffic downstream. you're going to see. let me let me show you just downstream. it's like, where is everyone? well they're stuck behind that crash or that what was a crash in pittsburgh. so if you're in bay point, grab that cardigan, get in the car and go right now. bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the maze. metering lights are on 7:00. let's get back to the headlines. >> the president of iran was killed over the weekend in a helicopter crash. there are now questions about what this could mean for the balance of power in iran. and tensions in the middle east. ktvu andre senior live in studio with what's expected to happen next. >> andre gasia, good morning to you. well, the crash happened yesterday in low visibility, but overnight the iranian government confirmed that president ebrahim raisi and the country's foreign minister were killed. we're

getting new video from turkish media and iranian state tv of the site where the crash happened, near the border of iran and azerbaijan. you can see the foggy conditions where that helicopter crashed in the mountains. raisi was widely expected to be the next supreme leader of iran, since the current leader of the country is 85 years old. and while the supreme leader has appointed an interim president, there are questions about the future of the country's government. >> i think people are going to see this as as potentially an opportunity, for protests or instability in iran, obviously the loss of the head of state and the foreign minister is a very big deal, what the islamic republic is, is going to do instead is to show that its processes and its institutions will continue to function. >> in the end, people must be assured that there will be no disturbances in the country's affairs. >> raisi was known as a hardline leader who oversaw the

executions of thousands of people in the 1980s, and came down hard on protesters back in 2022. on the streets of tehran, some people mourned regime, but others were less sure of his legacy. >> he tried to carry out his duties well, but i don't think he was as successful as he should have been. he did carry out his duties. i'm not saying that he didn't, but he was a bit weak. i think he didn't put in the necessary amount of effort for the people. that's my feeling. the crash comes as iran launched an unprecedented drone and missile strike on israel last month. >> the company is also enriched uranium closer than ever to weapons grade levels. iran is still facing very strong sanctions by the us and other western countries, and that means aircraft in iran often face a shortage of parts and have to fly without safety checks. state department has not commented on this crash. garcia >> andre. thank you. the international criminal court's chief prosecutor said today he'll seek arrest warrants for some of the main figures in the

war in gaza. he says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and three hamas leaders are guilty of war crimes. the prosecutor says he's also seeking arrest warrants for other leaders on both sides of the war. legal experts say the court will have a difficult time prosecuting israeli leaders, and that a trial could be trouble for the israeli government. >> our time now. 703 the united states renewing efforts to work out a cease fire in gaza over the weekend, jake sullivan, the white house national security adviser, met with israeli prime minister netanyahu in jerusalem and talked about israel's postwar plan. the united states wants an agreement that would see saudi arabia and israel working together to create a two state solution, president biden says he wants to end the fighting altogether, as the war between israel and hamas is approaching its eighth month. >> what's happening in gaza and israel is heartbreaking. it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an

immediate cease fire. >> now, israel may be headed towards a political crisis. a member of israel's war cabinet and a key rival of israeli prime minister netanyahu threatened to quit. if israel doesn't come up with a better plan for gaza. it is now 704. back here at home, oakland police are busy investigating what appears to be a shooting right outside of the oakland federal building in downtown. we're trying to confirm the specifics about this with police now. video from that scene this morning shows a car crashed into a construction site at the corner of 14th and jefferson. the front windshield of that car appears to have bullet holes. we haven't heard about any injuries yet. the police blocked off several blocks of downtown oakland to investigate. make sure you stay with us on mornings on two. we'll bring you more on this still breaking story. >> an armed suspect remains in the hospital this morning after being shot and wounded by san

jose police. it happened shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon on colmar drive near the east capitol expressway. police say they were called to the scene after receiving reports of a man firing a gun in the neighborhood. >> when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. we can tell you that no officers were struck by gunfire at this time. the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and was transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. >> san jose police are expected to update the suspect's condition later today. investigators have not said what led to yesterday's shooting. >> our time is 705 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz threatened to go on strike this morning. now the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. their union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrators on college campuses around the state. still not clear how long this possible strike will last. uc administrators say the walkout violates the no strike

clause in the student workers contract. >> several school districts and charter schools in the state have been fined for violating rules on transitional kindergarten. class sizes. schools are required to have an average class size of no more than 24 students. for t.k, they're also required to have a 1 to 12 adult to student ratio. the state education department says those t.k. classes have smaller class size requirements to make sure students get the attention they need. more than ten districts and 22 charters were found to be out of compliance, mostly in southern california for several districts. blame the nationwide teacher shortage at least one said the state didn't make the requirements clear. >> it is 707. scientists are now using artificial intelligence to determine the impact of current events on mental health. now, researchers at stony brook university in new york state published a study. they're using ai to measure anxiety and depression based on social media

activity. the researchers say. through artificial intelligence, they sampled more people in a shorter time period at a fraction of the cost. >> talking about being scared or sad or uncomfortable or lonely. and on the other side, we might see people talking about happiness, family, good social life. >> study examined pre and post pandemic and they also found a shift in anxiety and depression. and there was a similar response to other major events like the killing of george floyd. >> so this is really important because recently there's been a rise in causes of death related to mental health conditions. suicide mortality has been on the rise, especially among adolescents and youth. opioid mortality. >> now, this stony brook team is working on data from this year and studying the current anxiety and depression levels associated with local as well as world events like the new york area earthquake back in april and the

continuing war between israel and hamas. >> well, if you're leaving antioch this morning, right now, 708, you should get on the road early because of an earlier crash at railroad that's been cleared from the lanes. it's beginning to get a little better, but the damage is done. i'm afraid you can see the traffic on highway four is getting a little bit more filled in, but don't let that surprise you. if you're driving to the bay bridge, we're filled in. not a big delay there, but it's kind of normal. interstate 880 in oakland looks pretty good and so far so good for that silicon valley commute at 708. let's get back to the desk. >> investigators are searching for the cause of a weekend fire on yerba buena island that caused a big traffic jam on the bay bridge. the brush fire broke out saturday afternoon, sending thick plumes of smoke into the air, and it shut down the eastbound lanes of the bridge. dozens of firefighters battled flames for more than two hours before all lanes could reopen. investigators say the fire didn't damage any buildings. >> our time 709. the mayor of antioch is flying to china. he'll be promoting antioch's

deep water ports and its industrial region. the mayor, lamar hernandez thorpe, will meet with government and business leaders in hong kong and chongqing. the focus of the trip is on green developments and on expanding into international relationships. >> we're going to be promoting our opportunities for sister city relationships. that's something that i learned was critically important when we spoke to secretary blinken when i was at the us conference of mayors, he said, we need to keep promoting these opportunities so that overall relations with china, continue to get better as opposed to going sour. >> now, the mayor's trip is organized by china's silicon valley. it's a nonprofit group founded back in 2012 to build business and cultural exchanges between china and silicon valley. the mayor will be in china until sunday. it is 710. a man ejected 350ft from his car after driving off a cliff along highway one. we'll tell you how an automatic crash notification

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missing hiker and his dog. east bay regional park police say that alex decker and his dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day hike. the man and dog left on friday. reportedly, they were hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sunol park and the del valle regional park. we're told stacher, who is in his mid 50s, was wearing the same clothing you see in this photo. a long sleeve green shirt, black pants and a khaki hat. well in sonoma county, a man is expected to survive after driving off a cliff along highway one and being ejected almost 350ft from his car. this happened early sunday morning, about eight. the sonoma county sheriff's office

says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911 and gave dispatchers the right location of the crash scene. helicopter crews found the injured man about 300ft beneath the car. the helicopter flew the critically injured man to a local trauma hospital to be treated. >> new this morning, the investigation continues into an overnight fire in san jose. it started shortly after midnight at a vacant building near fifth and jackson in the japantown neighborhood. firefighters say the flames caused major damage. no one was hurt, though. investigators are now trying to determine if the fire could be linked to people who were living in that vacant building. >> i'm getting reports from communicating with some of the people who are the property owners of the building, that they've had some issues with homeless people staying in the building or in camping in the area of the building. >> firefighters say the building that went up in flames was previously home to the japanese restaurant kabuta, but it appears to have been closed for several years. >> time is 715. a new shuttle

service is starting in santa cruz county at california's oldest state park this week, continuing to recover from a devastating wildfire, the 2020 ccu fire burned 97% of big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. this free shuttle bus marks the biggest increase in service since the park's reopening in july of 2022. the shuttles will run from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m, beginning memorial day weekend through labor day. it's a chance for visitors to see all of the regrowth and the signs of the wildlife coming back to the forest. >> happening today, the fairfield police department is launching its annual highway safety campaign ahead of the memorial day weekend. it's called click it or ticket. fairfield police officers are looking for drivers who are not wearing their seatbelt, or those who fail to secure young passengers in a child safety seat. the crackdown continues through june 2nd. >> okay, gasia time is 716. yes, i know it's busy in your traffic

center, but what's happening on the roads? >> you know what? right now we have a bigger backup there, dave. and garcia here on, spilled my coffee here on the roads. if you are driving on westbound bay bridge, it's a bigger backup now than it was just a few minutes ago. but however, it is not, you know, tuesday, wednesday and thursday are the busiest commutes. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. that looks okay if you're in pittsburgh this morning, give yourself extra time. or antioch because it was an earlier crash at railroad avenue that's out of the lanes. all lanes are open, but the traffic is backed up out of antioch. now it's beginning to make its way over to concord. 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek is slow, and we're getting some slowing on 80 between hercules and richmond, 716 let's go back to steve now with today's weather. >> sal, i thought about you on saturday. >> yes, sir. >> after seeing after seeing funny girl at the orpheum, we thought we'd zip home to the

east bay. we sat there for 2.5 hours. >> oh my goodness. you know, i often wonder, steve, what do you do when you're stuck on the bay bridge for two hours? do you listen to music? >> people got out. i got to know the fourth street exit sign very well. i'm sorry that happened to you, man. a life. what are you going to do? all right, thank you. sir, we do have some fog. most of it is south. now. there's a little bit around richmond, maybe berkeley. marina emeryville, oakland. and to the east of the city. and then more of it south, especially on the san mateo coast. and look towards morgan hill, gilroy, watsonville, hollister, santa cruz, san mateo coast. that's where it is. if you're north or east, you're probably under clear skies already 6550 for the city today, which is pretty darn close to average. the record is 92 1988 and 43 and 1899. so santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, bumping up a little bit here i'm basing this on. hopefully a northerly breeze will kick in. if it doesn't, will be a little short of this, but 80, 65, 80 and 76. not a huge jump, but we've been

unseasonably cool here, especially friday, saturday, and even on sunday. most locations. but we'll get a little pop here. tuesday looks to be the warmest day still warm wednesday, then back to the fog and cooler temps by the end of the week. 40s 50s on the temps 161 that's out the brentwood, but i mean upper lakes, 43 degrees sonoma's 46 novato is in there. fairfax san anselmo, mid 40s as well, even 44in ukiah. point res one observation 4230s in the mountains. truckee, south lake tahoe, mount shasta is in there. mammoth was now there. 48. must be a little bit of a breeze. so for a couple of days, high pressure, more of a northerly breeze really than high pressure. but it'll kick in for a couple of days and we'll see a bump up inland. temps will jump back into some low 80s today, maybe a few mid 80s tomorrow before temps come right back down again. more sun today although that fog, low cloud deck towards santa clara valley will probably be a little slower to burn off. most are already in on the sun. so 60s 70s 80s tomorrow looks a little warmer still. nice wednesday and then the water temps are so cold i don't think the fog will be that

far away towards the end of the week. >> okay steve, time's up. 19. one of the bay area's top high school athletes, held a free football camp for kids over the weekend in danville. dozens of kids showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp. it was at san ramon valley high school. it was completely free and raised money for the charity helmets for helmets that gives protective gear to young athletes who have epilepsy, which marco jones has had since he was a kid. some of the young players say they learned a lot. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah, work hard and you get things done. >> and on top of that, there was a raffle where some of the lucky kids won new sunglasses, the children's play area at san francisco's balboa park has reopened after it was closed for repairs. >> the city's parks and rec department says crews fixed up the surface of the children's play area after it started to get worn down over the weekend. the park's reopening coincided with a free carnival put on by the city's family connection center. coming up, the state

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this is a life changing experience. the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. >> at 90 years old, dwight is now the oldest person to travel to space, surpassing william shatner by two months. a graffiti artist in los angeles took his artwork to daring new heights 40 stories above downtown los angeles. benjamin schneider balanced on a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. schneider says he snuck into an empty building and used a drone to string a line between the building. some 500ft in the air. he says this stunt has a symbolic meaning. >> the idea is the line represents like the line of life. so on one side you have like birth, the other side you have death. and there's a line that connects it, kind of like your timeline. and i had to walk from one side to the other. balance on life. >> for months, police have patrolled the buildings trying to stop trespassers and taggers. schneider says he's surprised he hasn't been charged for sneaking in. >> all right, our time's up. in 26 one, east bay county has a

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report from the scene where the police are still there more than 12 hours later, and police in the east bay are also on the lookout for the person responsible for the death of a well-loved homeless man, with the people who knew him best are saying about how he'll be remembered. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it is monday may 20th. let's get outside steve falzon. it's comfortable right now isn't it. >> it is indeed 40s and 50s. a little warmer here. i don't think we'll get a big jump, but a little bit warmer today. at least. warmer than it was on the

relatively cool to cold weekend, that's for sure. still some low clouds hanging around. most of though, are south. i'll show you that in a second. 40 on the temps 40s to a soft 50 there. so a little bit on around oakland emeryville. i think that will burn off pretty fast. and then about san mateo coast, half moon bay down to the santa clara valley. still some hanging on. everything has changed though, compared to the weekend when we were unseasonably cool. we will be a little bit warmer today, so temps bump up slightly 60s 70s to a few near 80 degrees. well, when it comes to all the idiosyncrasies of the morning commute, this man knows all too well how it's going. >> yeah, steve, you nailed it. grab that cardigan and get out the door on highway four this morning because you need to get up there early. there was a crash. it's been cleared, but you know, the commute is not doing very well all the way from antioch, all the way to concord. and if you're driving on 880 south at whipple, there's an overturned vehicle on the shoulder. of course, everyone can see it. it's backed up from

san lorenzo, heading down to union city. bay bridge backed up to the maze, and it's going to be you know, now that we've hit daylight here, we have a lot of slow traffic. 731 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, a parking lot in san jose and a shopping center near an apartment complex still closed right now because of a continuing police investigation. police shot and seriously injured a man who's accused of firing a gun on a public street near businesses and homes. ktvu is ali rasmus is out there now. you've been out there for several hours. so what do you know so far? >> well, dave, we are getting some new information and some cell phone video from some of the people who live in this area where this all happened yesterday. we're at south sussex and east capital expressway in san jose, and behind us you can see where police are still not letting any vehicles in and out of this pretty residential area. there's a row of single family homes here, and beyond that, there's a driveway right in

front of that apartment complex behind us. this is where this police shooting happened yesterday at this apartment complex in an alleyway behind it. we want to show you some video shared with us from a man who watched and heard some of the activity and some of what happened from his apartment window. it was around 4:00 in the afternoon yesterday when this happened in the cell phone video he took, you can see several officers approaching a van with what appears to be a back window shot out in the alleyway around 4:00. what prompted all this? the latest information we have from san jose police is that at 4:00, people called 911 to report a man firing a gun in the area around this apartment complex. police came to the scene and they said that the man continued to fire his gun. so police shot at him, striking and seriously injuring him. we spoke to the man who took the cell phone video he was visiting friends at the apartment complex, and he shared and described what he saw and heard. >> we heard the guy screaming like really loud. it was chaotic

. well, i wouldn't say he was. i'm pretty sure he was suffering . and then after that, like a couple more gunshots and yeah, it just went quiet. >> so we're waiting to get some more detailed information from police about the sequence of events here. so a shooting initially reported as a man firing a gun. police responded. and then the police shot that person. police say no officers were hurt. what? we don't know yet is the condition, though, of the man who police shot as of last night, san jose police say that he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. police wouldn't say last night how many of their officers fired their weapons. but as you can see in that cell phone video, there was a very large police presence and response to the report of the man in that van shooting a gun. so we are waiting for more information from san jose police. last night they said they were still reviewing some of the video evidence. they were waiting to talk to the interview. the officers involved in this shooting, they said that they should have more information for

us in a news conference at some point later this morning. live in san jose. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news okay. >> allie, thank you. time 734. a police search also continues for the person who killed a homeless man in antioch on wednesday morning. the body of 48 year-old raheem coe was found on the sidewalk near the antioch health center on country hills drive. investigators believe he was killed by blunt force trauma. people who knew mr. coe say he'd been on the streets for several years and was well loved in the community. >> he didn't deserve to die like that. although he was homeless, he was like. he was like family, you know? he's a good dude. >> i couldn't believe it. i never cried so much in my life. >> now, this was antioch's fifth homicide of the year. the police want anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of that crime to contact them. >> police in fremont are investigating a serious overnight motorcycle crash. officers received calls of a crash around 9 p.m. along niles

canyon road near palomares road. police stayed on the scene for hours afterward, working to learn what caused the crash. no detailed answers yet. the world is reacting to news the president of iran has been killed in a weekend helicopter crash. iran's state run television network reported earlier today. president ebrahim raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain amid dense fog yesterday in a remote part of northwestern iran. iran's foreign minister was also killed in the crash, as were several other government leaders. iran's president was known as a hardline ruler who showed no mercy in his response to protests in tehran and other cities. >> he spent most of his life in a judiciary in the 1980s, which was the bloodiest decade of the islamic republic, where thousands of dissidents were executed. >> race-i was widely expected to become the next supreme leader of iran. his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel. this is widely expected to only add to the turmoil in the middle east. >> time is 736 california

republicans wrapped up their state convention in burlingame, south dakota governor kristi noem was among the out of state speakers who spoke at the convention. now, she's been criticized a lot lately because of her new book. it includes a bizarre story about her shooting and killing her dog. however, this possible contender for vice president laughed off the controversy and urged california republicans to support donald trump. >> i don't think it's about republicans and democrats anymore. i don't think it's about political parties. i think it is about people who love america and people who are trying to destroy america. now registered democrats still outnumber republicans in california to 2 to 1, but republican party leaders say their party is slowly but surely attracting more voters. >> in california, which has been a blue state for a long time. >> when we run smart races, when we recruit great candidates like we're doing, we can win these seats. and that's what's going

to help make the difference. >> in a statement, the head of the california democratic party said in part, while this weekend's gathering of california republicans is just another stop on trump's vice president audition tour, california democrats are convening to lead the resistance against trump and the republican party's extremist agenda. it is. 737 contra costa a county still dealing with a shortage of ambulances, ambulance services have been reduced to level zero at times, which means no units are available for transport. the county fire chief told the board of supervisors. part of the problem is getting patients transferred to hospitals. a problem he's been trying to solve. we have also started to institute, some off load policies at hospitals, where after a certain point in time, we become much more engaged with their staff to, essentially work

very aggressively with their staff to get that patient transferred to the hospital. now, the fire chief said the wait time to get patients to the hospital is normally an hour. the state and county standard is 20 minutes. >> all right. 738 we're getting pretty much into the heat of the monday morning. >> yeah we are. >> sal, where are you most concerned for traffic? >> well, you know, as i've been telling you guys, tuesday, wednesday and thursday are a little bit more crowded. but today we have some crowds out there. let's go to the bay bridge. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. there are no major issues here on interstate 880, but you will see some slow traffic here on the san mateo bridge. so where there was blank space, there is no longer blank space. i'm afraid, these commutes are beginning to wake up south bay. the same thing. just a few, you know, maybe 15, 20 minutes ago, it was a lot clearer. it does make a big difference out there. no major problems, though. getting out to sunnyvale, cupertino or palo alto. steve, in my opinion, at

739 the weather has been gorgeous. >> a cool spring for us, no doubt about it. sal, you're absolutely spot on. it has been well below average here on the temps today. we'll bump up a little bit. but you know i follow these things. the forecast highs have really been overdone on a lot of these. we've been coming in cooler than that. today will be a little warmer but there's still some fog on the san mateo coast. and oh did i mess up on that? i did let me do this. you know, you try, you try, san francisco looking today at 65, 50, what's average? 64, 51. the records 92 1988 43, 1899 a little bit warmer inland after an unseasonably cool friday and saturday, concord was only 71 on saturday, which is really in may. hard to believe, but it was sunday was only 77. we'll go 80 today. might be a soft a soft 80. it'll be warmer inland for a couple of days. this is not looking like a huge jump, but

this time of year it doesn't take much. it'll be helped along more by a northerly breeze than anything else. 4050 on the temps here, vacaville is 59, brentwood 62, but mainly low 50s. upper 40s. another cool morning. east bay temps, clayton 47, north dublin, castro valley in there. then it's all 50s, although pittsburgh and brentwood, both with 60 and 62. that northerly breeze will favor areas more towards the valley. 40 arcade and eureka were 38 this morning, 30 in truckee, 33 south lake tahoe, 50s and 60s up and down the coast. a couple of low systems, one to the west southwest, another one to the north. really, though, it's that northerly breeze coming in behind it. so that allows us to get a little bump up on the temps here for a couple of days. warmer, not a huge barn burner or anything like that, but some mid 80s tomorrow inland look likely today. patchy low clouds, mainly south. more sun today, a little warmer with that late breeze. 60s 70s and 80s. i think tomorrow will probably sneak in an 85 or 86 well inland. then everything says here comes another system and a cooler pattern. end of the week into

the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you. let's run out to our newsroom here. andre senior following up on a report. we had just minutes ago about private space travel that has a lot of people thinking this morning. >> andre, if i had the money. >> yeah, you'd go. yeah. >> all right, so let's get right to the question. gasia dave, this morning, we want your reaction to this. earlier this hour, we told you about another blue origin flight going to space. as space tourism becomes more common, we're asking you this. if you could travel to space, what would you do? your options are would you just do that quick trip up into space, float around a little bit, then come back? would you like to maybe go walk on the moon or visit another planet? so these are, you know, really fantastical, but we want to hear what you think. all you need to do is visit scan the qr code on the top right hand corner of your screen, or go to ktvu .com/ vote. gasia i think i already known you. i think we talked about this at dave though i'm interested in hearing what dave would do. >> i'll be honest with you, if i had the chance, i'd take a space walk. okay, you'd walk up. i met an astronaut who told me what it was like to be walking and going

through space at about 20,000 miles an hour. i'd like to do that. >> yeah, i agree with you. yeah. gasia >> i gasia if i had the tens of millions it takes right now, i would just want to get that look of when you're away from earth and you see that big blue marble in the sky. i think that to me is what, you know, sort of tells us where our place is in this universe. >> they say it's life changing. you really just get an idea of all of us living on this one blue ball together. there you go. not tens of millions gasia hundreds of thousands. >> okay? >> hundreds of you could spring that candy. >> what's a million here or there? come on. i'd

it appears to show this clearly isn't the video. it does appear to show the rapper kicking, hitting and dragging his then girlfriend at a los angeles hotel. in 2016, combs posted a video statement on instagram yesterday apologizing for the actions. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. i'm disgusted. i was disgusted then when i did it, i'm disgusted now. >> combs apology comes after the l.a. district attorney's office determined that it cannot be prosecuted for the 2016 assault. the statute of limitations has

passed. >> our time is now. 746 president biden's commencement speech at morehouse college in atlanta was peaceful, but some of the people there held a silent protest over the biden administration's position on the israel-hamas war. some of the graduates said the all male, historically black college actually turned their backs as president biden was speaking. one faculty member stood with her back facing the stage and her fist raised president biden told the audience he was committed to helping to bring a peaceful solution to the middle east. i support a peaceful, nonviolent protest. >> your voices should be heard, and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution, the only solution for two people to live in peace, security and dignity. >> now, yesterday's speech comes as president biden tries to win the votes of young black men for his reelection campaign. in some

recent polls show his numbers with that particular demographic group may be slipping. >> the first is our gift to you. the second is a gift for you to give. >> the telecommunications billionaire gave a memorable commencement speech at the class of 2020 for robert hale jr. gave $1,000 to each of the 1200 graduates at the university of massachusetts dartmouth, $500 for the graduate and another 500 for the graduate to give to a charity or person in need. the school honored him with a medal of philanthropy. >> all right, our time is 747 gasia. if you're looking for bargains at costco, you may soon find them. and some surprises inside and outside of the store. okay so the dow is starting the week at a new record high. >> we can afford those dollar 50 hot dog and soda combos. now let's run out to pam cook, who doesn't eat hot dogs or drink soda, but still has a wrap up in dollars and cents. i'm watching the dow. yes, you are 40,000 level. >> very exciting for it to close there and open there this

morning for the first time. and it is hanging on to that level this morning. some things that will affect trading. as that opening bell rang, investors are waiting for some highly anticipated earnings reports this week, topping the list in nvidia. that stock already up even though it doesn't report earnings till wednesday. target palo alto networks and lowe's home improvement also among the stocks reporting this week. taking a live look heading higher farther into record territory. the dow jones up a little bit 40,045. we'll take it the s&p 500 up about a third of a percent. also 5322 and the nasdaq up more than a half of a percent, up 100 points. so we'll keep watching that as a lot of those tech stocks report this week, apple is cutting the price of its iphones in china. apple trying to defend its position as the world leader in smartphone sales. the bay area company has been facing increasing competition from a top chinese tech company that has been speeding up production of its phones. and costco is actually

raising the price of some of its most popular products. it's in its most recent earnings report, costco's ceo revealed gas prices at costco will soon be more in line with other gas stations to increase profit margins that is something people look for, and reports show costco has quietly increased the price of some staples, such as olive oil, and is now even considering raising its yearly membership fees by as much as $10. while costco's prices are increasing, targets are going in the opposite direction. target announced shoppers will soon see marked down prices on a long list of items beginning this summer that includes milk, meat, bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, paper towels and pet food. target says it's hoping to attract a growing number of u.s. consumers who are on a tight budget due to inflation. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right. let's get out the door here. 750 checking in the traffic center and saying, good morning again to sal. >> all right. and good morning to you both. right now we still have a slow traffic beginning to

develop in the silicon valley on 101. and 85 and 280. not serious problems, however we do have slow traffic. to be sure. east bay commute has been slow on four and six. 80 is very slow. there's a crash right near highway 24 now, and it was already slow. but now we have some very slow traffic heading down from concord. we're going to investigate. i also want to check in with the bay bridge. the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. 750, i think it's been gorgeous forecast out there. >> i will not argue with you. it's been very comfortable, no doubt about it. it's been freezing for some at night, but today looks a little warmer here. now there is a north breeze out to the valley. if we can get that to develop a little bit. i think eastern solano, contra costa county probably be the warmest here. temps will be near average, though there's not the coverage of the fog that we've seen. so i did bump up santa rosa. if they have a south wind right now, if they get a north and they'll get to 80, the forecast highs for santa rosa

have been off for about five days. i mean, you have to favor the cooler temps, not the warmer. but today might be one of those days. the city should bump up a little above 62, which they've been stuck at livermore to 76 and redwood city from 73 to 76. water temps, though still cold point arena 49 point race 50 san francisco bowie about 5253, then 5455. half moon bay down to the monterey bay is as cold water and it'll be back with that fog as we get towards the middle end of the week. 5060s vacaville 62, brentwood 62. a little bit of a northerly breeze there. 4948 woodside, stanford, atherton. low 50s here for some even pacifica. one observation of 49. most of the fog is on the san mateo coast south morgan hill, gilroy, watsonville, santa cruz. north of that, there's very little there's some around berkeley, emeryville. but i think that's about done a couple of lows, just kind of hanging around. it's more wind driven, this little warm up here, the valley, no doubt about it. again, some of the most inland locations will bump into the 80s. maybe mid 80s tomorrow, but i think coast and bay will just be near normal on the temps here. patchy

low clouds, mainly south. more sun today. a late breeze throughout to the valley. a little warmer there. 6070s and 80s. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. still nice on wednesday then cooler. here comes that fog again. end of the week into the weekend. >> steve. thank you. scientists are using ai to gauge mental health impacts of current events. next, at eight, the groundbreaking study offering faster, cost effective insights into anxiety and depression. and it's a race that's one of those only in san francisco things we'll take you to. bay to breakers and show you some of the creati costu s

bag of ice at an upscale grocery store chain in los angeles just went viral. the store is called erewhon, and eight pack of ice cubes cost $30. reports say this is not your average ice, though. the description claims it melts slower, keeps your drinks colder than normal ice cubes. this expensive bag you're looking at is hand-cut from a 300 pound block over the course of three days. that luxury grocery store has gone viral for other expensive products, including smoothies, as they cost $20. time is 755. more than 20,000 people hit the streets of san francisco for the bay to breakers race 3 to 1. >> now the runners and the

walkers left the starting line on howard street yesterday morning. >> for that seven and a half mile race across the city, passing through nine san francisco neighborhoods before hitting the finish line along the great highway and ocean beach. this is the 113th year of the race known as one of the world's biggest street parties. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city or like the country kind of. or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people, costumes running all the great things, all of those things. >> now, the first group of serious runners hit the finish line in less than 40 minutes. thousands of others. less competitive runners took their time to finish the race. so they could just enjoy the party all along that route. time. at 757, the san francisco giants hope to extend their longest winning streak of the season when they play the pittsburgh pirates tomorrow on the road. the giants won their fourth straight game, beating the colorado rockies 4

to 1 and sweeping the weekend series. eliot ramos hit a 400 foot home run over the center field wall that was his first homer of the season. and there's more good news. the big money free agent pitcher blake snell will come off the injured list. he will start the game on wednesday. meantime, the a's will try to break an eight game losing streak. they're back at the coliseum tomorrow to play the rockies. the a's were swept by the kansas city royals. they lost yesterday's game 8 to 4. the a's actually out hit the royals, but they didn't take advantage of their scoring chances. it was one of the worst road trips in the a's history. the a's lost nine out of ten games with the annual oakland greek festival wrapped up over the weekend, i'd come up on a possible guess. there was music, a variety of greek food,

including grilled meat skewers and pastries. i know they're good. the musicians use traditional greek string instruments, and the dancers entertain the crowds. the locals say they come every year and enjoy everything. this three day event has to offer the music, the live bands i enjoy, the vendors that are selling their, their wares, whatever they're selling. >> everything is so great and the weather is perfect. >> it is a great event. this was the event's 52nd year of bringing the community together. well, paramount pictures believes its new movie, if really struck a chord with families. it's a live action animated movie. it debuted number one this weekend, earning $35 million in north america. that's about $10 million less than the projections. however, the movie studios, as families, turned out to see this movie, and they expect a long,

profitable run. if stars ryan reynolds with imaginary friends voiced by some hollywood stars like steve carell, matt damon, maya rudolph, and the late louis gossett jr. >> well, good morning. the death of iran's president has swept into the spotlight the future governing of a country that's been working to shore up their nuclear capabilities. and the developing story here in san jose. a man in the hospital with life threatening injuries after being shot by police. why officers were initially called to the scene from ktvu you fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00 you're looking live at the golden gate bridge this morning. you see a thin layer of the marine layer over the bay area this morning, but traffic is flowing smoothly in that area. we'll check in on our weather in just a moment. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is monday, may 20th. let's talk about the workweek ahead and the weather that greets us steve.

>> well, a little warmer here. not a lot, unless you're in luck. coast and bay. or, you know, if you're if you already have the sun, it'll be better than it was on friday. saturday. we've been unseasonably cool here, but we will bounce up a little bit here today. 40s, 50s on the temps. most of the low cloud deck is about half moon bay south down towards morgan hill. gilroy over towards santa cruz. there's a little bit around the bay, but i think that's about done here. some around oakland over the estuary. there's the most of it. you can see san mateo coast, santa cruz, hollister, gilroy. but everything has changed at least compared to the weekend. we'll get more sunshine today and it will be a little bit warmer. temperatures near average for some, a little above for others, especially out to the valley. i think they'll take the bigger jump today, but still only 60, 70 and 80s. you know sal, it's always when you look at that other guy and say, i knew you were trouble highway for out there today, highway 68, interstate 680 as well. steve. both of those are trouble. and not a lot of blank space on those roads. unfortunately, right now, on 680 from concord to walnut creek because of a crash at ignacio valley road,

they're trying to clear it, but, you know, it is going to be very, very slow as you drive from concord to walnut creek. as a consequence, highway 24 is a little lighter because people aren't getting through 880 still clearing a crash right there at whipple southbound slow from hayward into fremont. and we do have a bigger backup at the bay bridge, backed up all the way out to the maze. once you get onto the bridge, it looks okay. 801 let's get back to the headlines, rachel. >> thank you. we're learning more this morning about the president of iran's death in this weekend's helicopter crash. president ebrahim raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain in dense fog in a remote part of northwestern iran. iran's foreign minister was also killed in that crash, along with several other government leaders. while the supreme leader has appointed an interim president, there are questions about the future of the country's government. >> ibrahim raisi was a very leading contender for the position of the supreme leader. now, the big question in iran is what happens when ayatollah khomeini, who is 95, passes away, who is going to be the

next supreme leader? >> raisi was known as a hardliner, a hard leader, hard line leader who oversaw the executions of thousands in the 1980s and came down hard on protesters in 2022. iran's supreme leader says the deaths will not disrupt the country's fairs, but his passing could lead to a power struggle. >> i think people are going to see this as as potentially an opportunity, for protests or instability in iran, obviously the loss of the head of state and the foreign minister is a very big deal, what the islamic republic is, is going to do instead is to show that its processes and its institutions will continue to function. >> his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel. it will likely add to the turmoil in the middle east. >> now the international criminal court's chief prosecutor said today he'll seek arrest warrants for some of the

main figures in the war in gaza, he says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and three hamas leaders are all guilty of war crimes. >> the prosecutor says he's also seeking arrest warrants for other leaders on both sides of the war. legal experts say the court will have a difficult time prosecuting israeli leaders, and that a trial could be trouble for the israeli government. >> the us is renewing efforts to work out a cease fire in gaza this weekend. jake sullivan, the white house national security adviser, met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and talked about israel's postwar plans. the us wants an agreement that would see saudi arabia and israel work together to create a two state solution, president biden says he wants to end the fighting altogether, as the war between israel and hamas nears its eighth month. >> what's happening in gaza and israel is heartbreaking. it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an immediate cease fire. >> israel may be headed towards a political crisis. a member of the country's war cabinet and a key rival of israeli prime minister netanyahu, has threatened to quit if israel

does not come up with a better plan for gaza. >> a british court ruled this morning. wikileaks founder julian assange can make one final challenge to his extradition to the united states . assange is wanted back in the united states on espionage charges stemming from publishing classified documents on wikileaks. his supporters gathered outside the court carrying flags that read let him go, joe, referring to president joe biden. >> oakland police are investigating what appears to be a shooting just outside the oakland federal building. we're working to confirm the specific details of this incident with police. video from the scene shows a car crashed into a construction site at the corner of 14th and jefferson. the front windshield of that car appears to have bullet holes in it. no word yet on any injuries now. officers closed several blocks of downtown oakland to conduct their investigation. stay with mornings on two for more on this breaking story. >> an armed suspect remains in the hospital this morning after being shot and wounded by san jose police. it happened shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon on colmar drive near east capitol expressway. police say they were called to the scene

after receiving reports of a man firing a gun in the neighborhood. >> when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. we can tell you that no officers were struck by gunfire at this time. the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and was transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. >> san jose police are expected to update the suspect's condition later today. investigators have not said what led to yesterday's shooting. >> 805 your time 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz are threatening to say they will go on a strike this morning. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. their union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long this strike will last, us administrators say. uc administrators say the walkout violates the no strike clause in the student workers contract. >> several school districts and charter schools in our state have been fined for violating

rules on transitional kindergarten class sizes. schools are required to have an average class size of no more than 24 students. for t.k, they're also required to have a 1 to 12 adult to student ratio. the state education department says t.k. classes have smaller class size requirements to make sure the young students get the attention they need more than ten districts and 22 charters were found to be out of compliance, since most of them in southern california. several districts blame the nationwide teacher shortage. at least one says the state didn't make the requirements clear. all right. >> 806 now scientists are using artificial intelligence technology to determine the impact of current events on mental health. researchers at stony brook university in new york state published a study using ai to measure anxiety and depression based on social media activity. now, these researchers say, through ai, they sampled more people in a shorter time period at a fraction of the cost. >> talking about being scared or sad or uncomfortable or lonely. and on the other side, we might see people talking about happiness, family, good social

life. >> so the study examined pre and post pandemic and found a shift in anxiety and depression. there was a similar response to other major events such as the killing of george floyd. >> this is really important because recently there's been a rise in causes of death related to mental health conditions. suicide mortality has been on the rise, especially among adolescents and youth. opioid mortality. >> the stony brook team is working on data from this year to analyze the current anxiety and depression levels associated with local and world events, such as the new york area earthquake in april and the ongoing israel-hamas war. >> time is 808, and we do have a bunch of slow traffic out there. i think the worst of it right now is 680 in walnut creek. there was a crash right near ignatius valley road. 680 is backed up. so is 242. highway four was already slow because of earlier issues. that's improving

slightly. and then 880 is slow. getting into fremont southbound, 680 through pleasanton, also at the bay bridge. we're seeing improvement. i tell you, mondays and fridays are a little different. i'm going to see a little improvement here at the toll plaza. and you will see it. i mean, i wouldn't call it a gorgeous commute, but it's much better than it was even an hour ago. 808 let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. investigators searching for the cause of a weekend fire in yerba buena island that caused a big traffic jam on the bay bridge. the brush fire broke out saturday afternoon, sending thick plumes of smoke into the air, shutting down the eastbound lanes of the bridge. dozens of firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours before all lanes could reopen. investigators say the fire did not damage any buildings. >> yeah, a lot of people had to detour traffic because of that. all right. now to this story here, the mayor of antioch is flying to china to promote antioch's deep water ports and its industrial region. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will meet with government and business officials in hong kong and chongqing. the focus of the trip is on green development and on

expanding international relationships. >> we're going to be promoting our opportunities for sister city relationships, that's something that i learned was critically important when we spoke to secretary blinken when i was at the us conference of mayors, he said, we need to keep promoting these opportunities so that overall relations with china, continue to get better as opposed to going sour. >> the mayor's trip is organized by china silicon valley. it's a nonprofit group founded in 2012 to build business and cultural exchanges between china and silicon valley. the mayor will be in china until sunday. a man ejected 350ft from his car after driving off a cliff on highway one, and there was a piece of technology in his car that saved his life. >> hard? yeah. >> work hard. and you get things started. >> uh.huh, the top bay area athlete offering a free football camp for children. why this is such a personal mission for the young athlete that goes way beyond the field. then a quick reminder you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our

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east bay regional park service, says alex stretcher and his dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day hike. the man and dog left friday and were reportedly hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sonoma park and the del valle regional park. we're told stretcher, who is in his mid 50s, was wearing the same clothes you see here in this photo a long sleeve green shirt, black pants and khaki hat. now the sonoma county. check out this video of rescuers rappelling down a rope from a helicopter to rescue a man whose vehicle veered off a cliff along highway one. the driver ejected nearly 350ft from the vehicle around 8 a.m. sunday. the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911 and gave dispatchers the location of the crash. helicopter crews found the injured man about 300ft beneath the car. the helicopter flew that critically injured victim

to a local trauma hospital to receive treatment. >> new. this morning, the investigation continues into an overnight fire in san jose, started shortly after midnight at a vacant building near fifth and jackson in the japantown neighborhood. firefighters say the flames caused major damage. no one was hurt, though. at this point, investigators are working to learn if the fire could be linked to people who were living in that vacant building. >> i'm getting reports from communicating with some of the people who are the property owners of the building, that they've had some issues with homeless people staying in the building or in camping in the area of the building. >> firefighters say the building that went up in flames was previously home to a japanese restaurant, kubota, but it appears to have been closed for several years. >> well, a new shuttle service is starting in santa cruz county at california's oldest state park. this week that continues to recover from a devastating wildfire. the 2020 icu fire burned 97% of the big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. the free shuttle marks the biggest increase in service since the park's reopening in july of 2022.

shuttles will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting memorial day weekend through labor day. it's a chance for visitors to see all the regrowth and signs of wildlife returning to that forest. >> happening today, the fairfield police department, launching its annual highway safety campaign ahead of the busy memorial day weekend. it's called click it or ticket. you know how it works. fairfield police officers out looking for drivers who are not wearing their seatbelts, or those who've not secured their young passengers in child safety seats. the crackdown continues until june 2nd. >> you know, they do that. they want to let everyone know it's happening. so you do not get behind your wheel after you've been drinking, right? you know, so that's why they put the information out there, usually tell you to where it's going to be a big push. but just don't drive. just get in an uber. right. you know it's interesting because over the years police agencies have told us please tell the public we're doing a dui enforcement or we're doing this, we're doing that. >> they want us to tell. and then they still catch people. they still. >> exactly. and that's the part that's always fascinating. we put the information out there. they let them know. they let them know where it's going to

be. it's still yeah. >> some of our viewers are saying, why are you letting them know? because they ask us to and we're going to do that. all right. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at it here at the bay bridge. you can see the traffic is going to be backed. it's improving though i like this commute quite a bit. there have been no major issues here, on the bay bridge. i wouldn't say it's gorgeous, but i would say it's all right. northbound 880. as you drive past the coliseum, you can see some slow traffic there. and this morning on the san mateo bridge, we have improved here on the san mateo bridge. no major issues getting over to the peninsula. but you know all too well things could change in a minute, so we'll let you know. 816 let's bring steve back in so he can't shake it off. >> just yet. not yet. it's improving. yes okay. thank you sir. a little bit of fog holding on around oakland emeryville. and then that's a that's about it. just the i mean you can't see much there. san mateo coast south and then it's on the santa clara valley as well. but otherwise most locations are

clear unless you're down towards santa cruz, gilroy, morgan hill, san martin, and along highway one there. so that's where the fog has been this morning. here. a little warmer today. clear for most fog. south temps near average, north breeze, if that. north vacaville has a north breeze. travis has a west and there's a 10 degrees difference between their temps. so that i'll say eastern solano, contra costa county look to be the warmest locations today. the city i went 65. lowest 50w average 64 5192. the record 1988. don't remind us i know, i know 43. in 1899, inland temps unseasonably cool on friday. saturday, even sunday wasn't bad . concord was 71 on saturday, 77 yesterday. we'll go 80 today. soft 80, as we like to say, a little warmer for the next few days inland. but i'll tell you, the water temps are so cold it will not take much to get this fog roaring back here. point reyes is now 49 degrees point arena is 49. san francisco boys been about 5253 as i've been mentioning this since april.

when is that cold? and you get these little weak systems coming in. that's all it takes to ramp us up, especially when we start to get 80s inland, some 60s vacaville, brentwood, 65, mainly 50s though for the temps that fog will retreat there. but still some for the morning hours. and then high pressure is really not that strong. it's all about a north breeze. that's really what this is about. and i think after after tuesday into wednesday, it'll start to turn more westerly. another system is going to come in here from the north, and that's going to bring in a much cooler pattern, but not until probably thursday, friday. so monday, sunshine, more sun today, a little bit warmer. if you're out to the valley, that'll be the warmest temps if you're coast and bay, 60s and 70s does look warmer tomorrow. then after that we start to come back and i think the fog roars back. end of the week, you guys. >> all right steve? thanks. one of the bay area's top high school athletes held a free football camp for kids this weekend in danville. dozens of kids showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp at san ramon valley high school. it was completely free and raised money for the

charity. helmets for helmets that gives protective gear to young athletes who have epilepsy, which marco jones has had since he was a kid. some of the young players say they learned a lot. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah, work hard and you get things done. >> there was there was also a raffle where some lucky kids won new sunglasses. >> the children's play area at san francisco's balboa park has reopened after it was closed for repairs. city's parks and rec department says crews fixed up the surface of the children's play area after it had become worn down over the weekend. the park's reopening coincided with a free carnival put on by the city's family connection center. well, blue oranges has launched its latest mission to space, with six tourists on board and 210 ignition start. the company, owned by amazon founder jeff bezos, sent the rocket into space from a launch pad in the texas desert. among those on

board retired air force captain ed dwight, he was chosen to be the first black astronaut candidate back in the early 1960s, but he never got to go to space until now. >> is absolutely terrific. and the views i mean, just, even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely and this is a life changing experience. >> the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. at 90 years old, dwight is now the oldest person to travel to space, surpassing william shatner by two months. >> i'll take it. space tourism becomes more common. we're asking you if you could travel to space. what would you do? would you do like a quick stop by like that man, did you go up into space? you float around a little bit, come back. would you maybe walk on the moon? because that'll probably come up in the future, or visit another planet when we're able to do so. go to our, website here to ktvu.com/viewer poll. or you can scan the qr code and cast your vote right now, visit another

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aware in this country of threats from foreign terrorist organizations at lgbtq related events. this year. frontier airlines says it will no longer charge fees for flight changes or cancellations. the change is part of an overhaul of the airline's longtime pricing model, aimed at transparency. frontier says it will now present its for travel class options up front. the airline has been criticized for luring customers with low base fares, then adding fees for things like seat assignments and carry on luggage. >> a graffiti artist in los angeles took his artwork to daring new heights. 40 stories above downtown l.a, benjamin schneider balanced on a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. schneider says he snuck into the empty buildings, used a drone to string that line between the buildings. 500ft in the air. he says the stunt has a symbolic meaning. >> the idea is the line represents like the line of life. so on one side, you have like birth, the other side you have death, and there's a line that connects it, kind of like your timeline. and i had to walk

from one side to the other, balancing on life. >> for months, police have patrolled the buildings, trying to stop trespassers and taggers. schneider says he's surprised that he hasn't been charged for sneaking in art. >> 826 is your time when east bay county has a shortage of ambulances, what that means for patients and what the county fire chief says about why it's happening. >> president biden speaks at the commencement ceremony for morehouse college. how some graduates and members of the faculty staged a protest during his speech, and whether or not it disrupted the ceremony

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and the key questions that remain unanswered. the people in antioch are mourning the death of a man who lived on the streets. police say he died of blunt force trauma. many residents say they knew him. some say he was like family. the investigation as the community is seeking answers from ktvu. >> still news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. i'm andre senior. >> today is monday, may 20th. you know most of last week we had that marine layer that fog that covered the bay area. so let's check in with steve paulson now to see what this week might be looking like, half and half okay. the first part will be, i think mostly fog free. then the last half i think we'll get back into the low clouds. had some for about city south. it looks like it's retreating, especially down towards san mateo, santa cruz coast 50s on the temps here.

most locations already on there. it is a little bit half moon bay, but you can see it's starting to erode there. but still some around morgan hill might be out of the soup by now. gilroy hollister. but to the north most locations are already good. everything has changed compared to the weekend when we had a big fog bank. now it's only patchy. fog burns off fast, sunny and warm. there is a breeze out to the valley that will be the main impact for areas to the east. 6070 to near 80 on the temps. well let's hope there's no bad blood out there and the commute is better. is that the case? >> it is better. steve at the bay bridge, for example, you can see i'll go right to the bay bridge. you know all too well though, even though it's good now, it could change. but we're keeping you know, we're keeping our fingers crossed that this is the end of the commute. this is a look at interstate 880. you can see that traffic is moving along very well. there have been no major issues this morning on the south bay commute, getting up to cupertino, sunnyvale and palo alto. 831 let's get back to

the desk. >> several roads and parking lots near a san jose apartment complex are closed. this morning for an investigation. police shot and seriously injured a man accused of firing a gun on a public street near some shops and homes. ktvu erasmus has been there all morning and is live now with an update. ali >> yeah, we're live at sussex and south capitol avenue and behind us is where you can see police are still restricting traffic and limiting who can drive in and out of this pretty residential area here behind us. because of the investigation into a police shooting that happened here. it happened in the alleyway between this row of homes directly behind us and an apartment complex behind that row of homes. now we want to show you some cell phone video shared with ktvu showing part of the police response when this happened yesterday. this video was taken by a person inside one of the apartments on colma road in san jose from a kitchen window. in the video, you see several san jose police officers with their guns drawn, approaching a van with an open door that appears to have its back window shot out. now,

police came to this apartment complex around 4:00 yesterday afternoon, responding to a report about a man firing a gun out in the open area. >> so when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. >> and police say that's when they fired at the man with the gun. and they struck and seriously injured him. neighbors described what they saw and heard. >> at first we thought it was like a firecracker, but we didn't think much of it. and later we hear like two more gunshots. and then that's when i looked out the kitchen window and i saw there was like a van with broken windows. later on, we hear another gunshot and then we hear a guy screaming. so when the guy was screaming, it was like real really loud. like he was in pain. >> now there's a lot of unanswered questions here, and we're waiting to get more specific details from police about what exactly happened here, the chain of events, how that van you see in that cell

phone video that the witness also described is connected to all of this. we also don't know the condition of the man who was shot by police as of last night. san jose police said that man was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. now back out here. live what you see. here are two tow trucks that looks like they're going into the restricted area where police are still doing their investigation. they may be possibly taking away that van that somehow connected to this police shooting and this scene, we will be out here to see what those tow trucks then take out of this scene. but for now, people are allowed to walk in and out of those apartments in this area where this police shooting happened, but they can't drive their vehicles in and out. so there's still a lot of road closures in the area of colmar. and story road is one end of the scene here that's closed off for the investigation . where we are is kind of on the south end of that, and that's south capital avenue and sussex. so this entire street corner behind us is really closed off to traffic because of this

investigation in surrounding this police shooting that started 4:00 yesterday. so now we're more than 16 hours later, they're still working to clear the scene. we'll send it back to you guys. >> ali, thank you both so much. we'll check in with you later this morning. now to this. a police search continues for the person who killed a homeless man in antioch on wednesday morning. the body of raheem coe was found on the sidewalk near the antioch health center on country hills drive. now investigators believe the 48 year old was killed by blunt force trauma. people who knew coe say he had been on the streets for several years and was beloved by many in the community. >> he didn't deserve to die like that. although he was homeless, he was like, he was like family, you know? he's a good dude. >> i couldn't believe it. i never cried so much in my life. >> this marks antioch's fifth homicide of the year. police are asking anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of the crime to give them a call. >> police in fremont are investigating a serious overnight motorcycle crash. officers received calls of a crash around 9:00 last night

along niles canyon road, near palomares road. police stayed on the scene for hours later working to learn what caused the crash. the world is reacting to news the president of iran has been killed in a weekend helicopter crash. iran's state run television network reported early today. president ebrahim raisi died when his helicopter crashed into a mountain amid desert fall yesterday in a remote part of northwestern iran. iran's foreign minister was also killed in the crash, along with several other government leaders. iran's president was known as a hard line ruler who showed no mercy in his response to protests in tehran and other iranian cities spent most of his life in a judiciary in the 1980s, which was the bloodiest decade of the islamic republic, where thousands of dissidents were executed. raisi was widely expected to become the next supreme leader of iran. his death comes just one month after iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack on israel, and is widely expected to only add to the turmoil in

the middle east. >> a 36 is your time this morning. california republicans have wrapped up their state convention in burlingame, south dakota governor kristi noem was among the out of town speakers who spoke at the convention. she's been criticized lately because of her new book that includes a bizarre story about her shooting and killing her dog and meeting north korean leader kim jong un. however, the possible contender for vice president laughed off the controversy and urged california republicans to support donald trump. >> i don't think it's about republicans and democrats anymore. >> i don't think it's about political parties. i think it is about people who love america and people who are trying to destroy america. >> registered democrats still outnumber republicans in california 2 to 1, but republican party leaders say their party is slowly but surely attracting more voters. in california, a longtime blue state. >> when we run smart races, when we recruit great candidates like we're doing, we can win these seats, and that's what's going to help make the difference.

>> now, in a statement, the chairman of california's democratic party said in part, quote, while this weekend's gathering of california republicans is just another stop on trump's vice president audition tour, california democrats are convening to lead the resistance against trump and the republican party's extremist agenda. >> the federal judge is sentenced a man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi says she'll reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving david de pap a chance to speak in court friday. de pap was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack two years ago at the pelosi home in san francisco. the new sentencing date is now may 28th. his actual sentence, though, is not expected to change. all right. >> it's coming up on 838. now, contra costa county continues to deal with a shortage of ambulances. ambulance services have been reduced to level zero at times lately, which means there were no units available for transport, the county fire chief told the board of supervisors. part of the problem is getting patients transferred to hospitals. it's an issue he's

been working to resolve. >> we have also started to institute, some off load policies at hospitals, where after a certain point in time, we become much more engaged with their staff to, essentially work very aggressively with their staff to get that patient transferred to the hospital. but the fire chief said the wait time to get patients to the hospital is typically an hour. >> the state and county standard, though that is 20 minutes. >> a little bit of gray out there. still. let's see what steve paulson is predicting when it comes to the afternoon hours. >> we'll get a little warm up. not a big one. if you're out to the valley. yes, there's a little more of a northerly breeze, but what i'm going to start with are the incredibly cold water temps here. point arena 49 point raised boy has dropped to 49. san francisco boy was 52. they're bouncing between 5250. this is really cold. i mean, for this time of year. and the kicker going forward is and

i've mentioned this since april, as long as these water temps stay around this range or 5455, i think we're looking at a cool june as well. now, if they get up to 58, 59, 60, all bets are off. but, you know, as brian garcia in santa clara is on the same page as i am, i think this pattern will last well into june and maybe longer, as the way i see it. but, you know, can turn on a dime. but right now we get a brief, little warm ups, and then they come right back down because the weak systems keep dropping in here from the north, some fog holding on highway one, santa cruz, watsonville, gilroy. i think it's about gone morgan hill. but most of the fog is to the south, so a little warmer today, not a lot, but a little bit. now, most of this north breeze out to the valley. i mean, vacaville, pittsburgh, antioch, brentwood, oakley. i think they'll probably be the warmest here for san francisco. 65, 50w average, 6451. the records 92 on the high side, 1988 and 43 way back in 1899. so for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, redwood city, bumping up the high temps, i have to be brutally honest, not my

forecast, but other forecast highs for santa rosa have been way off for about the last five days, so i did that reluctantly. i wanted to go like 78, but if a north wind kicks in, they'll make it to 80. livermore should be close and redwood city should bump up a few. so warmer inland temps here, especially today, tuesday. and then after that i think it levels off by thursday. the fall comes roaring back and that'll take us into a cooler weekend. it looks like by friday saturday 5060s. look at vacaville. they have a north wind that'll do it. almost 70 brentwood 66. so therein lies your bigger warm up. we'll be out to the valley, eastern solano, contra costa county. a little bit of fog hanging on, but for only a couple of days. and then i think we start to see another system dropping in. and, you know what that means? the lower pressure, the water temps, that cold, the fog bank will have no problem flying in. but for the next few days, inland temps will bump up. so monday sunshine, some fog hanging on to the south but it looks nice to warm here. warmest temps will be on tuesday 6070 to some low 80s. could push some mid 80s while inland tomorrow. then after that we level it off and sure looks to me like fog and cooler temps

arrive thursday into friday in the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you so much. garcia. did you learn about your credit score when you were in school? no, exactly, exactly. >> long after college. >> we should have known about it. and we are taking you back to the classroom to talk credit scores of program for teens, teaching them the imptance of a good

israel-hamas war. some of the graduates at the all male, historically black college turned their backs as the president spoke. a faculty member stood with her back facing the stage and her fist raised. president biden told the crowd he was committed to helping bring about a peaceful solution in the middle east. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard, and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution. the only solution for two people to live in peace, security and dignity. god bless you all. >> all right, so yesterday's speech comes as president biden tries to win the votes of young black men for his reelection. >> some recent polls that show his numbers with that demographic group slipping.

>> the first is our gift to you. the second is a gift for you to give. >> as i mentioned, is a telecommunications billionaire gave a memorable speech at the class of 2024 commencement ceremony. robert hale junior gave $1,000 to each of the 1200 graduates at the university of massachusetts dartmouth, 500 for the graduate and the other 500 to give to a charity or person in need. the school honored him with a medal of philanthropy. well, a group of wisconsin high school students is gaining national attention for studying the ins and outs of personal finance. many people, unfortunately, don't learn about financial literacy until they're in a bind. however, at shorewood high school, the students are learning the importance of good financial habits early on, so they can make smart choices with their money in the future. >> no matter what career path you're looking into or what you want to do. like this is useful information for everyone to use. >> california, as you know, is making moves to make financial literacy classes required at all public high schools. backers are

pushing for this through the november ballot, and statewide legislation. >> 846 is your time weighing the benefits versus the risks of artificial intelligence continuing in san francisco, also shaping up already to be a busy week on wall street. >> pam cook has a lot to report in today's dollars and cents. >> yeah, it seems a little bit late since we're getting into the end of may, but we have more earnings reports coming in, investors waiting for some highly anticipated reports this week. topping the list is nvidia, which has been the darling of the nasdaq, and i, the bay area tech company reports earnings on wednesday. but that stock already up as that opening bell rang this morning. the dow started the week at more than 40,000 for the first time when the bell rang earnings will play a role into whether or not it can hang on to that level. some of the big retailers also report earnings this week, including target, lowe's, macy's and kohl's. and that is contour. the parent company of wrangler. and lee's ringing the opening bell to celebrate five years listed on the exchange. taking a live look at the dow jones, the nasdaq and the s&p 500. you can see the dow

sell at that 40,051 level up close to 50 points, the s&p 500 up a third of a percent and the nasdaq gaining almost 100 points, more than a half of a percent to 16,784. two top executives of openai are now on damage control. that is, following remarks from a former company leader who handed in his resignation last week. jan leak said safety has become a low priority for the artificial intelligence company and that drove him to quit this past weekend, ceo sam altman and president greg brockman responded on social media. they said they are well aware of the hazards of allowing artificial intelligence to get out of control. the uk expanding its ai testing efforts and coming to san francisco to make that happen. the uk's ai safety institute is opening a new office in the city this summer. the goal is to study the risks and the potential benefits of ai from a global lens. government officials in the uk say they chose the bay area because it is

home to some of the world's leading ai companies. this comes as the ai safety summit kicks off in south korea later this week, and governor gavin newsom made delay an upcoming pay raise for california health care workers. that raise would phase in a $25 minimum wage for the state's lowest paid health care workers beginning june 1st. newsom, however, says the pay raise could cost the state billions of dollars. supporters of the raise argue the state would only have to pay a fraction of that. i'm pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. all right, pam, thank you so much. >> 848 now we use our cell phones every day as it buzzes or rings for our attention, communication experts say it's important to remember etiquette when out in public. experts recommend being conscious of what you talk about on the phone while you're around other people. if you don't have headphones and watch your volume levels, don't snap photos of people you don't know. and when you're talking to someone face to face, it's best to put your phone away. >> we have found that when

you're engaging in interaction with other people, well, if the other person is on their device and not paying attention and not present in that interaction, that it can be distressing for the individual, the other individual, yes. >> unless the person you're talking to is also on their phone. be present and save your screen time for later and you know, i guess it's just a good reminder. you know, you shouldn't do that. your mom would not be happy if she saw you. no, no, i always remember that. what would my mom say? or my dad? >> it's a good question to sort of. it's a good check for yourself. yeah. >> you know, like, just what would my mom or, you know, or my whoever raised me do, right? i remember that. and my dad would. yeah. >> these days he wouldn't do that back then. he may have done that. >> yeah. back then it was totally legal. i think. i don't know. >> now it's a different thing. meanwhile, sal is head down on his phone. >> i hope you're checking traffic, sal. >> you know, i did that for

effect, but lots of times it's for real because this thing has become i even i can look up traffic. i can do anything on this. so that's the thing. >> they talk to each other, bro. >> yeah. you have to be aware. all right, let's go to the south bay and talk about the commute, which usually starts later for that silicon valley today it's been sort of mild. we've had a couple of things. but for the most part it hasn't been all that slow. we would have had a good commute had it not been for that crash in walnut creek southbound 680 at ignacia valley road. you know, it made a good commute for highway 24 drivers and 880 is beginning to get better. and look at the bay bridge. we're getting a lot better here at the bay bridge. i wouldn't say it's been an enchanted commute, but i'll take what i can get on a monday 850. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> not in my wildest dreams sounded. i think it would clear out that fast. >> right? i know what you mean. i know it all too well. thank you sir. >> all right. there's a little bit of fog hanging on, but i must say, you can look up anything there on your phone, on

twitter. i still call it twitter. still santa cruz, watsonville, gilroy, morgan hill. there's not much left, but that's about all there is, 50s on the temps. although look at vacaville and brentwood. they do have a northerly breeze. therein lies the rub, if you will, because that's. those will be the warmest temps. i don't think this fog is going to last too much longer, because we're getting high pressure for about two days. honestly, it's just a little bit of a northerly breeze . if it wasn't for that, we'd probably be even about 3 to 5 degrees cooler than some of the forecast highs. but inland temps will get a little bump up today, tomorrow, maybe wednesday, and then they come right back down. another system is going to drop into the east and north, and the water temps are incredibly cold. so i don't think fog is too far away. but the next couple of days favors more sunshine. 60s, 70s and 80s on those temps. warmer tuesday wednesday starts to level off and cooling continues. thursday probably big time cooling. friday. saturday. >> thank you steve. this morning we've been watching for your thoughts following that report on another blue origin flight going up into space. the space tourism is becoming more common. we will check in on the action.

our poll is doing also a fun event in oakland. we will tell you about town up tuesday that's coming up very soon. >> also ahead this morning a race that's one of those only in san francisco things we'll take you to bay to breakers and show you some of the creative costumes from runners and partiers alike.

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viral friday appears to show the rapper kicking, hitting and dragging his then girlfriend at a los angeles hotel. in 2016, combs posted a video statement on instagram yesterday apologizing for his actions. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video and disgusted. i was disgusted then

when i did it, i'm disgusted now . >> combs apology comes after the l.a. district attorney's office determined combs cannot be prosecuted for the 2016 assault because the statute of limitations had passed. >> 856 now, genetics may determine whether popular drugs like wegovy or ozempic help someone lose weight, a study by the mayo clinic shows. the genetic test figures out whether the weight loss medications work on particular people. the mayo clinic developed a $350 test, which looks for 6000 changes in 22 genes, then, each person is given a risk score, showing whether they'll respond to weight loss drugs. some people taking wegovy or ozempic will lose at least 20% of their weight, while others barely lose a pound. all right, so a bag of ice? yeah, a bag of ice. the price of this in an upscale grocery store in los angeles is going viral. now, the store is called erewhon, where an eight pack of ice cubes cost $30. reports say this is not your

average ice. the description claims it melts slower and keeps your drinks cooler than normal. ice cubes. this expensive bag is hand cut from a 300 pound block over the course of three days. the luxury grocery store has gone viral for other expensive products, including smoothies that cost $20. i'm not sure what's wrong with regular ice, though. >> i know i'm like, what's in the ice? is there something else i'll stick with regular then? do you want to drink the something else? yeah, exactly. more than 20,000 people took to the streets of san francisco for the bay to breakers race this weekend. three, two, one. the runners and walkers left the starting line on howard street yesterday morning for the seven and a half mile race across the city. they passed through nine san francisco neighborhoods before hitting the finish line at the great highway in ocean beach. this marks the 113th year of the race. this is known as the world's biggest street party. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city or like the country kind of or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people costumes,

running all the great things. >> the first group of serious runners reached the finish line in less than 40 minutes. the vast majority took a lot longer, many walking parts of the route and enjoying the party atmosphere. >> the giants hope to extend their longest winning streak of the season when they take on the pittsburgh pirates tomorrow on the road. the giants won their fourth straight game by beating the colorado rockies 4 to 1 and sweeping the weekend series. elliott ramos hit a 400 foot home run over the center field wall, his first homer of the season. and there is more good news, too, as big money free agent pitcher blake snell will come off the injured list and start the game on wednesday, the a's will try to break an eight game losing streak when they're back at the coliseum tomorrow to face the rockies. >> a's were swept by the kansas city royals, losing yesterday's game 8 to 4. the a's actually outhit the royals but couldn't take advantage of their scoring chances. it was one of the worst road trips in team history. a's lost nine of ten games. paramount pictures believes its new film, if, struck a chord with families. the live action

animated movie debuted in first place this weekend. it earned $35 million in north america, it's about $10 million below projections. the movie studio says that families turned out to see the film and that it expects a long, profitable run. if stars ryan reynolds with imaginary friends voiced by hollywood heavyweights including steve carell, matt damon, maya rudolph and the late louis gossett jr. furiosa mad max saga rolls into theaters this weekend. the george miller film explores the story of furiosa, the first seen in 2015. mad max fury road. it's a high octane, post-apocalyptic prequel. it stars anya taylor-joy and chris hemsworth, duo says they picked up a few survival skills while stepping into these unique roles. the film comes out in theaters coming up on may 24th. >> the president of iran killed in a helicopter crash. what his death means for the country in the middle east, and relations with the u.s. >> then a developing