as long standoff with police. the investigation is underway right now because of what police found in the home where that suspect was barricaded. plus, i saw the pictures and thought i was going to pass out. >> it was so awful. >> the frustration of dozens of residents in oakley after a clogged wastewater line forced them out of their homes . they say it's not the first time this kind of thing has happened from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday may 28th. welcome back. good to be weekend. yes it's much cooler today i saw a very thick cloud cover. let's check in with steve paulson from forecast.

>> did mister drizzle knock on your windshield pamela a little bit a little bit a little bit. danced a little bit. there you go. yeah. big fog bank cooler pattern for sure. and there's a little drizzle out there. not a lot, but there's a little bit 50s on the temps here. front's moving in. that's all it takes when the water temps are cold. and there it is. so i would expect a pretty good cool down today. temps going below average . really cool. coast and bay. speaking of really cool here he is, mr. sal castaneda. how are you steve? >> i read your book. >> well, it's a short story. >> no, i like it. it's very informative. >> thank you steve i'll sign you a copy. >> okay. thank you very much. you know what? we're off to a great start now. today it seems like monday, but it is tuesday, and you can see right now traffic is light. in fact, chp doesn't have a lot to talk about. and we hope it stays that way. we're looking at a live picture of interstate 880 in oakland past the coliseum. everything is nice and light, and we don't have a lot going on on any of the bay area bridges

and even on highway four, we still have a pretty good commute from antioch all the way to concord at 401. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. >> sal. san jose police made a disturbing discovery after an hours long standoff with a barricaded suspect. when it finally ended, this happened at a home near north 20th and east julian street near san jose high school. at about 6:00 last night, police responded to a report of a possible shooting. when they arrived, they found the suspect barricaded inside. after hours of negotiating, the suspect surrendered and was arrested. once officers went inside, they found a woman's body. it's not clear how long her body had been there, but the scene remained active for hours as detectives investigate. >> and our time is now 402. and in the east bay, another barricade situation in concord ended in a shelter in place. order has been lifted. the police in concord first issued that shelter in place order just after 730 last night. for people living along cowell road between

saint francis drive and ridge park drive near the concord community park, there was lots of police activity out there and residents were urged to stay indoors. just after 830 last night, concord police lifted the order and said one suspect was arrested. we're still waiting to get more information on what led to that shelter in place. >> closing arguments start this morning in the new york criminal trial of donald trump. this follows a month of testimony of 22 witnesses during the past month in the manhattan courtroom. the former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide secret payments to adult film star stormy daniels out of the 2016 presidential election. closing arguments are expected to wrap up this afternoon, and the case could be in the hands of the jury tomorrow. >> don't check their common sense at the courtroom door. they bring it into the jury box. they bring it into the deliberation room. >> trump has pled not guilty and claims his trial is politically motivated. now, stay with us

here on mornings on two. we'll have live reports on this morning's closing arguments coming up in our next half hour. >> our time is 403. later today, the lawyers for david de pap, the man convicted of brutally attacking paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, were argued that his looming trial in a san francisco courtroom should be thrown out. the san francisco district attorney filed several charges against the pap for the attack, and opening statements may begin tomorrow. but at a hearing today, that decision is expected on whether the state trial of the pap can be considered double jeopardy because he's already been convicted in federal court for the same crime. the pap is scheduled to be resentenced this week because the federal judge made a clerical error that his original sentencing by not allowing the pap to speak during that court proceeding. it is 404 in oakley. that community is rallying behind a group of low income senior citizens who were forced to evacuate their homes.

it happened sunday when a clogged sewage line caused authorities to red tag their building and no one could stay there, ktvu zac sos spoke with some of the senior residents who say this is not the first problem they've had with the building. >> i'm just tired because i'm not used to not being at home. this is very upsetting for everyone. >> jackie rider and around 50 other seniors temporarily being housed at the hampton inn after firefighters discovered this at their apartment complex in oakley. >> i wanted to throw up. >> i saw the pictures and thought i was going to pass out. it was so awful. >> gloria kaylor says. crews were first called to oak grove senior terrace on sunday morning, and they opened the electrical room and that's where they found it was it was dripping with water, a clogged wastewater line causing sewage to back up into a vacant apartment and overflow, forcing power to the building to be shut down. >> i mean, and the smell was horrible. >> the situation prompting an

immediate evacuation of the building housing low income seniors. >> i got to go in ten minutes today to pick up stuff. initially, since it was red tagged, we could not go back in. they've been very, very helpful letting us in. >> this. according to residents, not the first time the building has faced maintenance issues. >> they've had mold, real bad mold in an apartment in our building. >> they're slow on repairs. >> roaches in another building. we were in the newspaper for that one. >> for now, the building says it's housing residents at three area hotels, free of charge and providing partial credit towards their june rent, a $300 cash card and free meals. round the clock security services also monitoring their apartments while they're away. in the meantime, volunteers from the community have staged a donation drive. >> everything started pouring in. i mean, even more than what we can use food, pet supplies, water, clothes, the residents all too grateful but still worried about the state of their

building. >> these seniors deserve better. >> just because they're low income doesn't mean they need to live in squalor. >> we may be older, but we're not stupid, and that's how we're treated lots of times. >> and one resident telling me they plan to voice their concerns about the state of their building. at a city council meeting on tuesday. as for when they could be moved back in, building management says that could happen late tuesday or wednesday morning in oakley, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you zach. a couple in san jose is suing their landlord over unsanitary living conditions at their apartment. they say they have dealt with mold, roaches, animal feces, no stoves since moving in in december of 2022. according to their lawyer, the landlord illegally altered her home to include a studio apartment, then threatened the couple with eviction for reporting various problems. but the landlord's family says the couple is taking advantage of an elderly woman who was trying to help them had an issue.

>> everything was great for like the entire year that they lived there. no complaints from them about nothing. they never told us until the day when the city called my mom. >> the city of san jose launched an investigation into the claims earlier this year. officials say there have been no fines for unlivable conditions at the apartment, but the additional unit was found to have been modified to include a kitchen, a bathroom, bedroom and plumbing without permits. the landlord has been ordered to remove the apartment modifications or submit application for a permit. >> our time now 408 governor newsom is challenging a new proposal that would make it harder for state and local lawmakers to raise taxes. now, under the proposed taxpayer protection act, any city or state tax increase would require support from two thirds of the voters to get the approval. its supporters say they want to stop government overspending, but governor newsom argues the proposition keeps the government from providing important services. he has asked the state supreme court to kill this

proposition before it goes on the ballot. two thirds is a very, very difficult number for any community to be able to achieve this measure constitute it's an unlawful revision so that it can't appear on the ballot. now, the state supreme court has to rule on this in the next few weeks. otherwise, voters in november will have the final say. >> the ftc is out with a new report that ranks the top companies that are impersonated by scammers. best buy and its geek squad topped the list with 52,000 reports of scam attempts last year. the ftc says customers were often contacted through email about renewing services they had never purchased. the report shows consumers lost $15 million in these scams. amazon and paypal are the second and third most frequently impersonated companies. micro soft ranks fourth. >> well, cooldown on tap here. we really weren't that warm yesterday with 60s, 70s and low

80s. today it looks like 50s, 60s and 70s front's coming in there. it is so the fog bank is getting enhanced and drizzle is also out there. and 49 water temp point rays san francisco bowie 50 one half moon bay 52. so it does not take much to get that low cloud deck fog bank going along 40s 50s on the temps here. i don't think these will change all that much. 44 occidental a little chill there in the morning air sonoma's 46 san anselmo also 4647 cloverdale. healdsburg. and there you go fairfield 25, gusting to 35. they are done. and anytime you see that this time of year, that is a roaring onshore wind. so that'll bring cooler weather all the way out to the valley as well. onshore breeze sfo, hayward, livermore, livermore not as strong, but it's onshore 30s in the mountains, 50s up and down the coast, including san diego. so the system sweeps through. and is there anything going on for us? just drizzle. what about in the mountains? could be a few isolated showers, but it looks like a really cool pattern for us today. and then slightly warmer as we go into the next

couple of days. but a cooler tuesday. big fog bank drizzle, chilly lows, breezy to windy sun and clouds. few high clouds as well, especially to the north. 50s, 60s and 70s. >> thank you steve. >> remembering a basketball legend. bill walton. we hear from those in the basketball community about the loss and the legacy he leaves behind. >> and our celebration of aapi heritage month continues. you see how a local fashion designer is using clothing to send a love letter to san francisco

nicole: i've never once had to wait for insurance to approve a test or approve a medication. we didn't have to worry about any of those things, thanks to the donations. and our family is forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives. across the country are mourning the death of a basketball legend , basketball hall of famer turned broadcaster bill walton

has died after a long battle with cancer. he was 71 years old. the san diego native played under legendary coach john wooden at ucla and won two national titles there. walton was the 1978 nba mvp and won two national championships, one with the portland trail blazers, another with the boston boston celtics, and then, of course, went on to be a well-known, well-liked sports broadcaster. >> i know it's cliche when they say they'll never be anybody like them again. there will never be another bill wolff. just it's not even remotely close to somebody being in the same stratosphere as bill. >> bill walton's son, luke, was once an assistant coach with the golden state warriors. warriors head coach steve kerr released this statement in response to bill walton's death. bill walton was a legendary player, a hilarious, colorful broadcaster, and most of all, a wonderful person. his incredible energy, passion, love and zest for life was never turned off. our hearts

are broken today as we mourn bill's passing and grieve with his family. >> our time is now. 414 a new lawsuit claims a kicker for the jacksonville jaguars of the nfl sexually assaulted two flight attendants. now, according to espn, brandon mcmanus is accused of assaulting the women. last september during the jacksonville jaguars flight to london. the lawsuit also names the team for allegedly failing to create a safe environment for the staff serving the team during the off season. mcmanus signed with the washington commanders. he has not responded to these allegations. >> today, the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the israeli airstrike on a gaza relief camp. palestinians say the attack killed at least 45 people, including civilians. world leaders, including the un security council, are criticizing the attack. he posted on social media, quote, there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop. algeria which is a nonpermanent member

of the security council, called for the closed door meeting. israel is at odds with the un tomorrow. the israeli legislature will hold a preliminary vote designating the united nations relief and works agency a terrorist organization, to sever ties with that un group . >> time is 415. the israeli military says sunday's airstrike was meant to target two leaders of hamas, but ultimately it hit a palestinian displacement camp. hundreds of civilians were injured and they're recovering from that attack. the israeli prime minister says it was a tragic mistake, but he has no plans to slow down his military offensive, despite our utmost efforts not to harm noncombatants. >> last night there was a tragic failure which humanity is this? >> where is the world? where is the nation? >> the israeli military is investigating that incident. and this week, cease fire negotiations between israel and hamas are scheduled to resume in

downtown los angeles, pro-palestinian protesters blocked the traffic on the 101 freeway. demonstrators marched onto the freeway yesterday afternoon. they blocked all lanes before they moved on to the shoulder. there's no word on whether protesters were detained by police. >> san jose state university is temporarily suspending one of its professors in connection to her involvement in pro-palestinian demonstrations. professor saying kill teaches justice studies. she posted on social media the school letter notifying she has been placed on administrative leave for violating university policies, such as engaging in harassing and offensive conduct, the professor wrote. her fight for academic freedom will not stop. >> time is 417. in honor of aapi heritage month, we're going to introduce you to a one of a kind san francisco based fashion designer. ktvu betty yu takes a close look at how she's been creating custom works for the last 25 years.

>> i'm wearing a design by one of san francisco's only couture fashion designers, calling quinn. each one of her pieces reflects her love for the city and her heritage. >> as you can tell, the flowers are blooming out. >> it took 61 year old couture designer colleen quinn 400 hours over two and a half months to create this special gown, inspired by the official flower of san francisco. so the dahlia. it debuted for the first time this month as part of this year's union square in bloom festivities. >> all my pieces are inspired by san francisco, and i wanted to really plant myself here because there's really not much fashion, so if i can be one that actually represents san francisco, i would be so honored. >> colleen also presented iconic gowns she made over the last 25 years. she still uses her mom's sewing machine. she taught colleen how to sew when she was five years old. >> my roots come from here to

from chinatown. my father, my grandparents were chinese medicine doctors. >> the third generation bay area native studied computer science before she attended fisherm in san francisco and worked for brands like gap. she later studied french couture in the city, and she ran an atelier business in san francisco for 15 years before she took time off to battle breast cancer. >> there's paris hilton in my bird of paradise. >> her gowns have also been worn by celebrities including tyra banks. today she takes on special commissions or projects that also benefit the community. >> i want to give that blessing or just i can be a part of this community to help the businesses. and let's bring this, you know, the city into life and spirit again. >> the union square alliance hosted the designer for the second annual bloom event, a really special component of our collaboration with colleen was that the fabric was donated by britax, which is a legacy business in our district. >> her mom would make her dresses out of fabric from

britax. >> born in oakland, colleen actively finds ways to learn about her chinese culture. she studied daoism, which emphasizes living in harmony and extends her artistry into painting. >> and even though i wasn't born in china, i still feel my roots are with me in my dna in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> great story. thank you, betty boy scout troop three in san francisco was the first chinese american boy scout troop in the united states. they have been meeting in chinatown since july 1914, just four years after the boy scouts organization was formed over the years, troop three has met other scouts from across the country and proved that no matter their backgrounds, they are more alike than not, and once they find out that, oh, you're no different from me, then there's a, there's a, there's a bond that or there's something that changes. >> so they don't they don't look at you quite like, oh, you're the foreigner or something.

>> troop three is coming on onto its 110th anniversary. the group says it's looking for more scouts to embark on a life of adventure, a troop with a legacy. i love that, and then finding all those commonalities and the boy scouts are such a special. >> love it. >> yes, yes. all right, let's check in with steve paulson. a little drizzly out there, a little bit. >> pretty good systems coming in here. so it's not another cooldown on tap for us here. it's been this way for a long, long time. and eventually you have to think that we'll see some kind of warm up and we could get a little one here going forward. but i'll tell you the theme here are these lows dropping into these, what we call these troughs, areas of low pressure. i really don't see that ending, although they get, you know, more spaced out in duration there. but here's another one. so temperatures are dropping santa rosa, livermore, redwood city, san jose. i think some of the forecast products are way too warm here. 75, 75, 70 and 74 on steve's forecast highs, those water temps 50, 49, 51, 52. put your toe in the

water there. that's darn cold. 40s and 50s on the temps. don't think these will change all that much. there's just a huge fog bank making a pretty good surge already. east bay temps unless you're well inland, it's upper 40s and also 50s. drizzle along the 80 corridor, also around emeryville, berkeley, and probably over into the city as well. west a 25 gust to 35. so on some of the bridges, i'd say, you know, carquinas bridge, benicia bridge, maybe richmond, san rafael. there could be some pretty good gusts there. so just keep that in mind. golden gate, of course. 37 truckee 39, south lake tahoe. mammoth also at 39 ely says, hey, i'm 39 and there's our system to the north. now after that goes through, we'll start to see some temps bumping up. but i don't think it'll be anything crazy. there's just nothing for us except drizzle and maybe a little bit of activity in the mountains. but even that, the forecast models have backed off on cooler tuesday. big fog, bank drizzle, sun and clouds could be a few high clouds, especially to the north. 50 6070 officially pay my respects.

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when that resistance might be occurring, and then we can provide recommendations on when to stop using those and when to use other other products. so far, the cdc says it has not seen any signs that mosquitoes have developed a tolerance. local health officials, however, warn the prolonged rain season may spark a busy summer for mosquitoes. >> all right, pam, time is 425. a southern california beach has reopened now after a surfer came face to face with a shark and survived without a scratch off the coast of san clemente, 25 year old evan garcia was ending his sunday out in the water when he was suddenly knocked off his surfboard. immediately, he realized he'd been attacked by a shark, but the bite almost a foot in diameter, missed him and landed on his surfboard. >> i feel like that's about as lucky as you possibly can be, you know, as a as someone who surfs a lot and spends a lot of time in the water, you always

know that's a possibility. but there's people out there who have been seriously injured by sharks. and i'm so lucky that it only got my board. >> thanks. beach officials closed off water access in that area for 24 hours. wildlife experts always recommend surfing during the day. shark attacks are more likely to happen between dusk or dawn. >> powerful storms in the south left a path of destruction. we have details about the long road to recovery as neighborhood after neighborhood was destroyed, plus some new powers over in east bay sheriff's office. >> the changes that could come if it's approved

are set to begin today in the new york criminal trial against

donald. trump. we have a live report from washington, d.c. with the latest. and a traffic jam in san francisco. just as giants fans were leaving the park. what we know about the two waymo cars at the center of that backup from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning may 28th. >> steve's here with your forecast and cooler temperatures too. >> that looks correct mr. clark here. it's a pretty good fog. bank is out there. so also a little bit of drizzle. so we have another big fog bank making a move here, temperature the wind out towards travis is up to 30 plus miles per hour. so 50 is on the temps. low overcast. that system to the north swinging through might produce a few high clouds well north, but overall look for a cooler pattern. 60s 70s on those temps. all right. sal is here at 430 on a monday.

notice a little more traffic today, but not bad. >> it's tuesday steve. >> as i said, it's tuesday. i noticed more traffic today than monday. >> it feels like a monday for a lot of people. all right. we have a problem out there on northbound 880 right now, car went through a fence northbound 880 at marina boulevard. a white suv came off the freeway, went through a fence, hit a building, emergency response is on the way . sounds like, the vehicle it sounds like the occupant got out of the vehicle, but the medics are on the way anyway. and this might cause a problem on northbound eight 80in san leandro, so we'll let you know. right now, the traffic is light because it's very early. but once the fire department arrives and all the lights are there in just a few minutes, that might change. we'll keep an eye on it for you. 431 let's go back to dave. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, happening today, closing arguments in new york scheduled to begin this morning in the criminal trial of former president trump. jury

deliberations could begin later this week. doug luzader is here now to tell us what to expect today in that courtroom in manhattan. doug. good morning. >> good morning. today is the final chance for prosecutors to lay out their case against the former president and for trump's defense team to try to poke holes. in that case, former president trump got a warm welcome at a nascar race over the weekend. but his audience today in court, the 12 members of his jury may not be as receptive. >> you never know what a jury is going to do. so nobody really knows. >> nobody really knows. as prosecutors sum up their case today, arguing that trump committed multiple felonies in his accounting of a hush money payment to a former adult film actress. and one member of trump's legal team suggests jurors should have been sequestered over the holiday weekend. >> and for them to be able to be out and about on a holiday weekend with friends and families who have opinions, who are watching the news. tvs on the background at the pool party. i have serious concerns.

>> on the other hand, over the weekend, jurors could have been reminded that the star prosecution witness, former trump lawyer michael cohen, has a record of his own. >> he is a proven liar and therefore, i think if they do watch anything in the media, it would only benefit the defense side. >> and while politico reports that the white house is considering having president biden comment on the verdict, the administration is treading carefully in the 100 fundraising emails that the biden campaign has sent out since the trial first started, only two of them are about this trial. >> and so they're they don't think that it's a total sure political winner. they're looking to the debate in a month to try to reset the race. >> and that first presidential debate in atlanta is now less than a month away. and the verdict in this case will figure prominently, no doubt in that debate. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, doug luzader live in washington, dc. thank you for that. update. the community of half moon bay is coming together to remember the

mayor's son. a memorial is growing along highway one just north of half moon bay, where 28 year old joaquin jimenez alvarado died on saturday. joaquin's father says his son had been in san francisco with his girlfriend and was returning home when he was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck. many of his friends who shared his love of motorcycles say they are still in shock. >> just great dude, right? he's part of the big group of the motorcycle community, he's very friendly, very smart. you know, everybody loved him. >> you know, when you're riding next to somebody, you know, for like seven, eight hours a day and then, not there the next day, you know? so it's just tough. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is still investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly crash. deputy say the pickup truck driver involved in the accident remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. >> our time is now 434. the alameda county board of supervisors will debate whether to place the sheriff's office under civilian oversight. now,

if this is approved, the oversight board would be made up of seven citizens who could request information on hold hearings and make recommendations to the board of supervisors. now, community members have been pushing for some kind of oversight for years. advocates point to the high number of in-custody deaths at santa rita jail, which they say stands at almost 70% over the past ten years. >> being mentally ill, having drug addiction, being homeless. they are still members of our community. and so it's important for us to be participants in being sure that they are protected. >> now, two points of contention or whether investigators would have to get approval from the sheriff, and whether the commission would have its own legal counsel. the board of supervisors is due to take up this matter on june the 4th. time is 435 two. waymo cars reportedly caused a traffic jam in san francisco just as fans

were leaving oracle park monday afternoon. now, ktvu viewer shared this video. you're looking at. it shows two self-driving cars stopped in the middle of the embarcadero, blocking cars as giants fans flooded out of yesterday's game against the phillies, and we tried to contact waymo to get an explanation for what happened. but so far haven't heard back from them on that matter. well, this morning, three of the biggest automakers showcase what they call the next generation of engines toyota, subaru and mazda say new engines are significantly smaller than the current engines. toyota says the new engines will help make the cars lighter and help improve fuel economy. these new engines will also be able to use alternative fuel sources like e-fuels and biofuels, helping the companies reduce their emissions, a new study suggests. >> gen z is not interested in driving compared to previous

generations. new research from marketwatch guides found that gen z-ers, ages 19 and under represent about 3.6% of licensed drivers in the u.s. when you include all drivers under the age of 25, it jumps to 11. millennials aged 30 to 34 are more likely to drive. they make up 9% overall. automotive experts say rising repair costs, rideshare apps and public transportation are all reasons for that shift. all right, pam, time is 436. >> caltrans plans a partial lane closure on the bay bridge in both directions. this coming weekend for a safety test and a fire drill. now, on sunday, the work crews will be out there testing the new yerba buena island tunnel fire sprinkler system between five in the morning until noon. two of the lanes will stay open. caltrans advising drivers use the bridge using the bridge to allow for some extra time in that area, so search for survivors continues. >> in a massive landslide in

papua new guinea, the landslide hit friday morning, burying more than 150 homes in a remote village. so far, five bodies have been recovered, but new guinea's leaders fear more than 2000 people may have been buried alive. >> time is 437. a series of very powerful storms swept through central and southern united states over the memorial day holiday weekend. at least 22 deaths were reported in arkansas, kentucky, texas and oklahoma. they left behind a trail of destroyed homes, businesses and power outages. this cell phone video captured a funnel cloud near a farm in north texas, where several tornadoes touched down as rain back into the house got into the bathroom and got i got my stepdad down. >> he's an older man and got him down and my son down, and we just made it through it. it's crazy. >> now, president biden sent condolences to families of the victims and said fema is on the ground assessing the damage. he

also says he's contacted governors to see whatever federal support they may need. >> well, another system moving into the north that's opening the door to a bigger fog bank onshore wind for some and a little bit of local drizzle out there as well. there's your system, temperatures inland and tough in the forecast. models have a hard time when it's this kind of a pattern. the coast not so much. bodega bay, el granada, capitola 5060 inland, yountville, walnut creek, gilroy. it's been a really cool pattern for the senate. santa clara valley, hollister, gilroy, san martin there's just been a lot of fog surging in there. so only 70s. i mean, again, you don't have to go too far, probably to find some low 80s, but i'm leaning on the 70s today. these water temps continue to be remarkably cold. and that that helps a lot with this fog bank. 40s, 50s, 49 petaluma 49, san rafael 52. walnut creek 51 san carlos and menlo park, san jose 52. half moon bay 52. clayton's at 47. that's one of the few.

kensington at 49. after that, it's all 50s on the tenths, but there's a no doubt about it. onshore breeze or wind for some even mount diablo is due west through the golden gate. san pablo bay, the straight out to the delta that's west southwest. and look at travis. 25 gusts to 35. concord south to 25. these are usually sure signs that we'll be cooler today. truckee 37, south lake tahoe 3978. down in las vegas, 50s up and down the coast, 52 for arcade and also monterey system sweeps through. and then we will start to see some warmer temperatures kicking in a little bit tomorrow. more so on thursday, but temperatures 5060s and 70s. >> all right. thank you steve. dramatic video of the engine of a plane catching fire. we have details of the incident that shut down one of the busiest airports in the country. >> and pausing to pay their respects from arlington national cemetery to the presidio in san francisco. >> how the nation's fallen service members were being remembered

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it's my duty. >> yesterday marks the 156th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. >> time is 443. >> in alameda. the uss hornet hosted its annual memorial day observance, and people gathered on the world war two aircraft carrier honoring the lives of the fallen soldiers. they also listened to stories of the men and women who gave their lives fighting for our freedom. the speakers included doctor michael baker, a marine veteran and surgeon who served 30 years in the military. the beacon on top of mount diablo is shining once again in honor of memorial day. >> it was lit at 8:00 last night to honor u.s. military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the tradition started in 1964 and is now led every year on memorial day. last night ceremony was held at the veterans memorial building in danville. a group of bay area veterans was invited to

attend. >> these people that come to our ceremony today came from all the wars. you can name from world war two korea, bosnia, afghanistan, the global war on terror, and many others. >> the beacon is also led in honor of pearl harbor day and veterans day. >> our time is 444 in san francisco. hundreds of people gathered for a ceremony at the national cemetery in the presidio. now among those taking part, congresswoman nancy pelosi , who said we all owe a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. service members who lost their lives in the service. one of the attendees who serves in the united states army told us he lost friends in afghanistan and in iraq and said for him, memorial day has a very deep meaning.

>> right now, i'm an assignment where i work at the defense pow mia accounting agency, where we search for missing and conduct conduct investigations and recover their remains to bring back to the u.s. because the united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind. >> and before the ceremony, boy scouts from all over the bay area placed about 30,000 flags on the graves there. at the presidio. >> dramatic video of a united airlines plane catching fire on the tarmac at chicago's o'hare international airport. video taken from inside the airbus jet shows dark smoke coming from one of the wings. the plane was scheduled to depart for seattle, but instead the passengers had to be taken off the plane. no injuries are reported, but all arrivals were temporarily suspended until crews could get that fire under control. no word on what caused that fire yet. a lot of people flew over the holiday weekend, and recently there have been two incidents involving severe turbulence. sunday six passengers and six

crew members were hurt when a qatar airways plane hit turbulence and route to dublin last week. a singapore airlines flight hit severe turbulence after leaving london, causing the death of one passenger and sending dozens of others to the hospital. and a recent study suggests that turbulence in the northern hemisphere could triple over the next 3 to 6 decades due to climate change. well, memorial day marked the unofficial start of the summer for many families. a record number of people were expected to travel over the holiday weekend, and they did, and ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters was at san jose mineta international airport and talk to people who just came home every time during the during the holiday period, we try to have all the officers that are available looking for impaired drivers, people that are not driving safely. >> as people hit the road this memorial day, california highway patrol says it's beefing up patrols across the bay area. triple a estimates that nearly

40 million people will use a vehicle to travel this holiday. chp and local law enforcement encourage drivers to follow traffic laws when behind the wheel. >> it might be legal, but you cannot be driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana or any other substance. san jose police say they responded to a fatal traffic accident on montague expressway and o'toole avenue on monday afternoon. >> one driver suffered major injuries and another driver was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not said if alcohol or drugs were involved. meanwhile, at the airport in san jose, passengers arriving to the bay area say air travel went as smoothly as could be expected. >> our plane was delayed about 40 minutes, but we anticipated it being busy, so we got there early and it was fine. >> i was a little bit reluctant to travel to las vegas because i've heard the rumors that, you know, memorial day, it's crazy, crazy busy and it was busy, but, had a great time. >> other air travelers told us

they had no issues while flying, and that made their travel experience much more enjoyable. i had no problem. >> it was great. usually there's a lot of traffic to lax. very easy from where i was and the bags are already out, bags are out and we just got here. so that's very impressive. >> we always plan ahead. we always, you know, make sure that we have everything lined up. make sure we know our ubers coming, everything. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you lamonica . let's go back over to steve paulson for a look at our weather. now that most people are back from their getaway weekend, it's well, cooler. >> cooler they win. it was probably a little warmer. but we are back to cooler here. no doubt about it. here. another big fog bank in place here. some drizzle. a robust breeze is already set up. shop especially out to the delta there. and that's the system. you can see sweeping into the north. that'll do it every time. this time of year, santa rosa, livermore, redwood city, san jose arrows are all down 76, 75, 72 and 74 on the forecast highs. you know,

some somewhere we have to warm up and we'll get a little pop here in the next couple of days. 40s 50s on the temps 49 poplar, santa rosa petaluma and san rafael all in there. and then a lot of low 50s on the temps. although woodside is down to 45 and pacifica 49 after that. it's a lot of low 50s. menlo park, half moon bay, pillar point in montara beach and san carlos are all 51. onshore wind in place for many, even atlas peak as a west wind, mount diablo has a west wind. pittsburg has a west wind that tells you everything you need to know. that's a pretty good breeze that's kicked in. and look at travis 2128. they're down about they were up to 35mph. concord south gusting to 25. so i'd say the table is set for what looks to be a lot of 70s today 60s, 50s over by the coast, 30s up in the mountains, 50s up and down the coast from arcadia, eureka, all the way down to san diego. and that system will sweep through. so a cooler tuesday sun, maybe a few high clouds to the north, but cooler breezy to windy temperatures 5060s and 70s. >> thank you steve, a surprise

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adelphia phillies tonight for game two of their series. this follows san francisco's 8 to 4 victory over the phillies before a sold out crowd at oracle park yesterday afternoon. brett wisely and patrick bailey both had clutch hits in the giants win. they are now one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning nine of their past 11 games. the giants face a phillies team that currently has the best record in the big leagues. the oakland a's begin a series against the tampa bay rays in florida tonight. the two teams have been struggling

recently and have been dropping in the standings. oakland and tampa bay both lost two out of three games over the memorial day weekend, and east bay woman is headed to the olympics in paris this summer. 20 year old amit elor is a standout wrestler from walnut creek. in 2022, laura became the youngest american man or woman to win a world championship in three different classes based on age and weight. then she did it again last year. the young athlete says she is looking forward to taking advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> oh my gosh, it's a dream come true. i've wanted to go to the olympics ever since i can remember, ever since i started wrestling, and so it's still hard to believe. i'm excited to see paris. i'm excited to be in the opening ceremonies, which sounds crazy. it looks like this year we're going to be on boats down a river, which is really cool. >> laura says her family is her biggest group of supporters and many of them will be in paris to watch her compete well. college

athletes may soon be paid for playing for their schools. five major college conferences and the ncaa have now agreed to settle three federal antitrust lawsuits. under the deal, the ncaa would pay nearly $3 billion over ten years to current and past athletes dating back to 2016. the same agreement includes a revenue sharing plan allowing schools to pay up to $20 million a year directly to the athletes. >> within this, anyone who agrees to sign on to it has to waive their right for further litigation against the ncaa and no further antitrust lawsuits. this >> it's still not clear exactly how the money would be paid out, and the settlement terms must still be approved by a judge in the monterey bay aquarium is making it easier for everyone to experience its sights and sounds. this summer, the aquarium is providing free admission to anyone enrolled in snap benefits. all you have to do is bring your ebt card. you

can also bring up to four other people for free with you through the program. it's all part of the national museums for all program. well, the lakeshore cafe in oakland has closed its doors for good. the restaurant, located just north of lake merritt, is closing after more than 20 years in business. lakeshore cafe was known for offering breakfast and lunch staples as well as weekend brunch. yesterday was the last day the restaurant was open. throughout the day, customers stood in line to eat inside for the last time. many told us the restaurant was their go to spot for years. >> any time my family members come into town, we all, they always stop in. we always drop by. the food is fresh, everyone's so kind. >> i had to show my appreciation . they're always willing to help us with a smile, i know that i've come in here probably five minutes before closing, begging for a last little order, and they've always accommodated. >> the cafe has said it struggled during the pandemic, but the owners did not say

whether that was a factor in their decision to close their doors more than 1200 volunteers are working on san jose's newest piece of public art. it's called threads woven and city leaders hope the completed artwork will draw people downtown. hundreds of volunteers are scheduled to paint the massive mural near san pedro square each day this week. it was designed by bay area artist jimi paints, who said the inspiration was a serape blanket and the diversity of san jose. >> this isn't about me. this is about the community, the people. and you know, the street is now pedestrian only, so that just makes it even more theirs. >> it takes the block parties that we have. it takes the murals that we do. it takes the beautification that we're creating along. >> santa clara volunteers will be out working from 9 to 7 every day. they do expect to have that mural completed by friday. well, it didn't take long. but just after this year's bottlerock

napa valley festival ended, you can already buy tickets for next year. the three day general admission passes cost $426. it's too early to know the entertainers for next year's event, but the jam packed music and food festival will once again take place over memorial day weekend that will be may 23rd to the 25th, 2025 next year. organizers estimated 120,000 people attended this year's bottlerock. you can go to ktvu web links for ticket information on. a big concert is planned for this saturday in san francisco's civic center plaza. deejay skrillex got fans attention when he posted on x last week that he and his frequent collaborator fred again, were planning a rave in san francisco because they had, quote, too much new music. then yesterday, he posted a picture confirming the june 1st date of the event. the sfmta website also confirmed the concert, listing. several street closures in the area starting today through monday. tickets go on

sale today. san francisco's annual documentary film festival gets underway this week. organizers say there are 90 films in this year's sf doc fest, covering a wide range of subjects from the migrant crisis to a profile of artist thomas kinkade. the movies are being shown at the roxy theater or online. the festival runs through june 9th. masterchef is back with a whole new theme for season 14 of the show. this time, four generations of home cooks will show off their skills and go for that grand prize. gen z, millennials, gen x and baby boomers are competing to win $250,000, and the title of america's master chef. judges say baby boomers cooked up the classics. younger generations delivered digital age dishes. >> they're influenced by social media. they're influenced by trends and stuff. so i was very surprised how they were able to sort of execute some of the things that they see and

actually, you know, convert that into good flavor. >> you can watch the season premiere of the ultimate cook off tomorrow right here on ktvu. well homicide suspect arrested in san jose after an hours long standoff with police. >> the latest on the investigation happening now because of what police found inside the home where the suspect was barricaded. plus can't wait to hear what they're going to say. closing arguments due to begin today in the new york criminal trial of donald trump. we're going to bring you a live report from washington, d.c. from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning, and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday may 28th steve is here with a cooler forecast. what are the details. >> well a big fog bank again. onshore wind here. mainly low 50s on the temps there. a little bit of mist or drizzle in town

here. 49 santa rosa then all low 50s 51 5253 on the temps. but that system to the north, well it's all it takes is time of year. so a cooler tuesday here. big fog bank drizzle, sun, maybe a few high clouds north. no big deal. but there will be temperatures coming in below average here with 60s and 70s on the highs. all right. sal is here. i heard you say there was one issue. where was that? >> yeah, that was northbound 880 at marina. car did go off the freeway there, but no injuries, which is good. not causing a huge traffic jam that's northbound 880 at marina near one of the one of the outlet malls there. and the car went through the fence. so the car is damaged, but no one was seriously injured. chp is on the scene, triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is okay with no major issues. 501 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> thank you. san jose police still at the scene of a house where the body of a woman was

found and there was a standoff with the man that lasted for hours. ktvu james torres is in san jose, where the police made an arrest after that very long standoff outside of that home. good morning, james. >> dave, good morning to you. we are just outside of where all of that happened yesterday evening. you can see behind me the scene here where police are still camped out. you're not going to see the lights on this morning, but you will see what looks like some red tape that is still up on the scene, blocking off some of this street and blocking off some of this neighborhood. that gives us an an indication that police are investigating something and a little bit more of a serious manner. this is a neighborhood that is still shut down a block away from san jose high school. and police units still processing the scene, trying to find some answers, all starting around 6:00 last night, officers coming to a house along north 20th street. they say a person inside barricaded themselves for a little more than two hours. police eventually got that suspect to step outside without any trouble . but right after that, officers

went into the house and they say they found a woman dead inside. they say they are now treating this as an active homicide investigation. and that suspect now under arrest. we're still learning, working to learn the relationship between the suspect and the victim. police have not really told us much in terms of details about who these people are, but we do expect to learn some of those details a little later this morning. once we get that information, of course, we'll pass it along to you for now. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu , fox two news. >> okay, james. and in the east bay, another barricade situation in concord ended and a shelter in place order has now been lifted. police in concord first issued that shelter in place order last night, just after 730. for people living around cowell avenue between saint francis drive and ridge park drive near the concord community park, there was a lot of police activity out there, and residents were urged to stay indoors. just after 830 last night, concord police lifted

that order and said one suspect had been arrested. we're still waiting now to get more information on what led to that shelter in place. >> closing arguments start this morning in the new york criminal trial of donald trump. this follows a month of testimony of 22 witnesses during the past month in the manhattan courtroom. the former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide secret payments to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election, closing arguments are expected to wrap up this afternoon, and the case could be in the hands of the jury tomorrow. >> jurors don't check their common sense at the courtroom door. they bring it into the jury box, they bring it into the deliberation room. >> trump has pleaded not guilty and claims his trial is politically motivated. stay with us here on mornings on two, we're going to have a live report on this morning's closing arguments coming up in our next half hour. >> time is now 504. later today, the lawyers for david de pap, the man convicted of brutally

attacking paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, will argue that his looming trial in a san francisco courtroom should be thrown out. the san francisco district attorney filed several charges against david depape for that attack, and opening statements may begin tomorrow. but at a hearing today, a decision is expected on whether the state trial of depape can be considered a double jeopardy because he's already been convicted in federal court for the same crime. depape is scheduled to be resentenced this week because the federal judge made a clerical error at his original sentencing by not allowing depape to speak during the proceeding. >> some low income seniors who were forced out of their homes are expected to take center stage at tonight's oakley city council meeting, firefighters evacuated their apartment complex on carroll lane during the memorial day weekend. they were ordered to leave after a backup sewage line caused authorities to red tag the building. more than 50 people living in the facility were then forced to move to nearby hotels

yesterday, they were allowed to return to the complex to pick up their belongings. >> if we forgot stuff, you're trying to hurry up and get going and you don't remember some of medicines, clothes and. but they've been very, very helpful letting us in. >> they now hope to return home tonight or early tomorrow morning. people living in the complex say there have been several big maintenance issues in their building in the recent years, and tonight they plan to voice their concerns before oakley city leaders. >> our time now 505. a couple in san jose now suing their landlord, claiming unsanitary conditions at their apartment. they say since december of 2022, they have lived and dealt with mold, roaches, animal feces and no stove. this is when they moved in. according to their lawyer, the landlord illegally altered her home to include a studio apartment, then threatened the couple with

eviction for reporting various problems. however, the landlord's family says the couple is taking advantage of an elderly woman who was trying to help them. >> never had an issue. everything was great for like the entire year that they lived there. >> no complaints from them about nothing. they never told us until the day when the city called my mom. >> now the city of san jose, investigue, heard the claims earlier this year. officials say there have been no fines for unlivable conditions at that apartment. however, the additional unit was found to have been modified to include a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and plumbing without permits. the landlord has been ordered to remove those modifications to the apartment or submit applications for permits. time is 507. governor gavin newsom is challenging a new proposal that would make it harder for state and local lawmakers to raise taxes. now, under the proposed taxpayer protection act, any city or state tax increases would require support from two

thirds of the voters for it to be approved. it supporters say they want to stop government overspending. however, governor newsom argues the proposition keeps the government from providing important services, and he's asking the state supreme court to kill that proposition before it goes on the ballot. >> two thirds of the very, very difficult number for any community to be able to achieve this measure constitutes an unlawful revision, so that it can't appear on the ballot. >> now, the state supreme court has to rule on this in the next few weeks. otherwise voters in november will have the final say . >> well, another system is coming in, and that's going to allow us to cool down a little bit. and the system is to the north, not strong, but once it's there, starts to sweep through and that's increasing the low cloud deck. so there it is, another fog bank in place. temperatures coast 50s 60s on the temps. low clouds cool

inland. sunny breezy and temperatures mainly 70, especially santa clara valley has been unseasonably cool with big fog back yesterday it was a perfect example. the 40s 50s on the temps. don't think these will change all that much. upper 40s boulder creek, but right at 50 or 51 for almost everybody. a little warmer around cupertino, santa clara, saratoga, campbell, but morgan hill, san martin, hollister, soquel, aptos, santa cruz and same can be said down towards pebble and carmel and pg monterey. a little bit warm, but still only 50 as those water temps are incredibly cold and that keeps those lows really cool on the coast and in the city as well. onshore wind or breeze for many is in place. that's the direction the wind is coming from. there's travis, 24 west to 32, concord south to 26. so there you go. 680 to the 80 corridor. that's pretty good. gusts out there, 30s in the mountains and 38 out to ely. a little bit of activity popped up just to the center. topaz lake, just to the south and east of tahoe. so we'll keep that in the forecast there. if you're heading up there. forecast

models have struggled with the placement of it, but it's close. so we'll mention it. and that system once that goes by, we will start to see some rebounding of the temp especially on thursday. could get some upper 80s to near 90 depending on if that north wind makes it this far west. it will be in the valley, but we'll see if it makes it. we'll deal with it tomorrow. 50, 60, 70 on the temps cooler today. a little warmer on wednesday. thursday could get some upper 80s to near 90 and then kind of leveling off. friday looks cooler again though going into the weekend. >> okay steve thank you. time is 510. remembering bill walton a basketball legend who has died. we'll hear from the basketball community about his death and the legacy he leaves behind. and our celebration of aapi heritage month will continue. you'll see how a local fashion designer is using clothing to send a l e letter to s

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the death of a basketball legend, bill walton, a basketball hall of famer turned broadcaster, died after a long battle with cancer. he was 71 years old. the native of san diego played under legendary ucla coach john wooden and won two national titles. bill walton was a 1978 nba mvp and won two nba championships, one with the portland trail blazers, another

with the boston celtics. he then went on to be a well known and well-liked sports broadcaster. >> i know it's cliche when they say they'll never be anybody like them again. there will never be another bill wolff. just it's not even remotely close to somebody being in the same stratosphere as bill. >> bill walton's son, luke walton, was also an assistant coach with the golden state warriors and warriors head coach steve kerr released this statement about the death of bill walton. quote, bill walton was a legendary player and hilarious, colorful broadcaster and most of all, a wonderful person. his incredible energy, passion, love and zest for life was never turned off. our hearts are broken today as we mourn bill's passing and grieve with his family. our time is 514. well, today the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting to talk about the israeli airstrike on a gaza

relief camp. palestinians say the attack killed at least 45 people, including civilians. world leaders, including the un secretary, security secretary general, was criticizing the attack and posted on social media, quote there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop. algeria, which is a nonpermanent member of the security council, called for the closed door meeting on israel at this point is at odds with the united nations tomorrow. the israeli legislature will hold a preliminary vote designating the united nations relief and works agency, a terrorist organization , to cut ties with that un group . our time is 515. the israeli military says sunday's airstrike was meant to target two leaders of hamas, but ultimately it hit a palestinian displacement camp. hundreds of civilians were hurt and there recovering from that attack. the israeli prime minister says it was a tragic

mistake, but he has no plans to slow down his military offensive . >> despite our utmost efforts not to harm noncombatants. last night, there was a tragic failure. >> to which humanity is this? where is the world? where is the nation? >> the israeli military is investigating what happened and this weak cease fire. negotiations between israel and hamas are scheduled to resume. our time is 515. in honor of aapi heritage month, we are celebrating the work of a one of a kind san francisco based fashion designer. for the last 25 years, colleen quinn has been creating custom gowns, and she showcased some of her best work this month as part of the union square in bloom campaign. the third generation bay area native says her designs are inspired by her love for the city and her chinese american heritage. >> all my pieces are inspired by

san francisco, and i wanted to really plant myself here because there's really not much fashion, so if i can be one that actually represents san francisco, i would be so honored. >> now, miss quinn has worked with celebrities like paris hilton and tyra banks and says she was recently approached to create costumes for musicals. a lifelong dream of hers. it's 516, the boy scout troop three in san francisco was the first chinese american boy scout troop in the country. they've been meeting in chinatown since july 1914, just four years after the boy scouts was formed. over the years, troop three has met other scouts from all over the country and proved that no matter what their background was, they're more alike than not. and once they find out that, oh, you're no different from me, then there's a, there's a, there's a bond that or there's something

that changes. >> so they, they don't look at you quite like, oh, you're the foreigner or something in troop three is about to celebrate. >> its 110th anniversary. they, they're also looking for more scouts to join this life of adventure. time is 517. we're looking for steve paulson. i was outside, there's lots of clouds and it's cold. >> that is correct, mr. clarke. thank you sir. big fog bank a rather cool breezy to windy for some 40s and 50s. almost every location here, at least locally, is talking about some low clouds. or they're close by and there's a little bit of local drizzle as well. onshore breeze, west wind or a west southwest oakland berkeley hills due west in the city and even west, and some of the higher peaks there at atlas peak and also mount diablo, concord south to 26. fairfield has been up to 35 now west to 32. so everything's in place here, 30s in the mountains, 50s up and down the coast, including eureka, arcata, all the way down to san diego, los angeles as well. and a little bit of activity popping

up in the mountains, mainly east and south of tahoe. but it's close enough that i'll say we'll keep an eye on things if you're going up there, or if you're up there. that system, once it sweeps through, then we'll see a little cool down today with temperatures warming up a little bit tomorrow. thursday will be the main day. if we get enough of a north breeze, there could be some near 90 degree temps inland, but it doesn't last. it'll start to cool down on the weekend. that's been the that's been the theme going back to april. a couple of days of warm weather, then right back into this kind of a pattern which is 50, 60, 70 today. the cooler day warmer wednesday for sure. thursday leveling off friday back into a cooler pattern on the weekend. >> wanted to come down and officially pay my respects. >> a community on the peninsula is mourning right now. we'll tell you how loved ones and friends are remembering the son of the mayor of half moon bay and improving your mental health may be connected to what you're eating. up next, we'll talk live to our fox medical team ab t a fascinating new tu

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health may be connected to what you eat. a new study has some surprises about that connection. joining us now to talk about the study and what we should consider in our diet is fox medical teams. doctor mike, good morning doctor mike. one of the surprises i thought in the study was about a vegetarian diet or a strict diet and what it tells us about that connection, what are the findings of this new study?

>> well, basically what they found, pam, was that a balanced diet that that includes all food groups, but in a balanced way, actually improved cognitive performance and actually reduced the risk of depression and anxiety and this opens up the doors to what we call functional foods. functional foods are where we use food to treat and improve health. and so one of the things that surprised me was that because i tend to get people to do as much plant based eating as possible and reduce their intake of red meat and highly processed foods. but the balanced diet where you have a mixture of protein and you have but but good protein and fruits and veggies and whole grains,

that seemed to be the best in terms of mental health and cognitive ocean. and so i think that there's certainly something to be said for you are what you eat. >> so tell us a little bit more about that balanced diet, because a lot of us are switching to more of a plant based diet. so is it possible to get that protein and that balanced diet and still be either a vegetarian or people who like to follow a paleo diet? can you still be balanced in that? >> well, i think so. the there were four groups. one of them was like an atkins like group. one was a low carb group, the other was vegetarian. and the balance. so look, i try to get my kids and my wife is vegetarian, although she does cheat from time to time and have fish. but look, if you can come

up with a healthy way of getting protein and that means reductions in red meat, highly saturated fats. get rid of all the highly processed foods, things that are designed to stick around, if you will, for a long time. they have a lot of preservatives and things like that, that that's what you want to try to avoid, and go more with fresh fruits and vegetables, last night i, my son, who is 16, said, can we make a cod dish, and it was just a beautiful thing. it had time in it, and it had olive oil and, artichoke hearts and some sun dried tomatoes, all of those things. it was wonderful to watch his 16 year old say, hey, dad, can we try this? and if you do that sort of thing, you're

going to educate your kids to eat right and healthy out where you are. pam, you're you're light years ahead of a lot of locations. no offense to the cheesesteak and the soft pretzel where i'm from. right. all right, but that you we have a lot of farmers markets out here. >> we do have a lot of good opportunities for that. yeah, i love it. i'm sure your son probably got that recipe online, which is great and good to keep in center. balanced diet for not just our physical but our mental health as well. doctor mike, thank you so much. yes thank you. time now. 525 powerful storms in the south left a path of destruction. the actions president biden plans to take to help many people who have now lost their homes. plus, new powers over an east bay sheriff's office. the changes that could come if it' approved.

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train crossing in california, and it's located right here in the bay area. the improvements lawmakers are expected to announce today to make that crossing safer and a traffic jam in san francisco, just as giants fans were leaving the ballpark. what we know about the two waymo cars at the center of that backup. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this

is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning it's may 28th steve will we need a sweater or jacket do you recommend. >> well if you're on the coast or bay probably in the morning there, i would say so. a lot of fog, low clouds here, a pretty good breeze as well. 40s 50s on the temps here, 50s for because of the low cloud deck. and most locations are dealing with a pretty good fog bank out there. temperatures will be coming down a little bit. big fog bank drizzle. so cool. certainly coast and bay inland it'll be sunny, but breezy to windy at times and temperatures there below average here at least on my forecast highs, which equals 60s and 70s. all right sal is here 530 something new old what? >> yeah. we got a new crash reported just now. westbound 580 at the 680 interchange. and we do have traffic that is going to be affected here. the chp is saying now that this could be an injury crash westbound 580 at 680. i'm just listening to more

information. looks like they just dispatched fire and we have some slow traffic. there is also a stalled vehicle on the bay bridge westbound just west of treasure island, in one of the slow lanes. now the bay bridge metering lights may go on. it's a little early, but we might have an early backup on the bay bridge. just want to give you a heads up if you're listening at home and this is your time to leave, you might want to push that up by 10 or 15 minutes if you can, because the traffic on the bridge is beginning to stack up. it's 530. let's get back to the headlines. >> topping our news this morning, state lawmakers are asking for funding to make train crossings on the peninsula safer. ktvu amanda quintana is at the train stop in burlingame with the details. amanda >> yeah, well, this crossing here is right near the intersection of california and broadway. and this is actually the most dangerous train crossing in the whole state. now, that's according to lawmakers that say this is one

of three crossings that are considered high priority and they need to be fixed. so they want the state budget to include more than $100 million to fund improvement projects to make the crossing safer by creating grade separation crossings. the other two stops there, in mountain view and in palo alto, and each of those projects would cost about $20 million each. this one here in burlingame would cost 70 million. now, our crews have been out here to this burlingame crossing multiple times to cover deadly crashes. video that you're seeing is from two serious crashes here just in the last year and a half. the family of a woman who died here in 2021 ended up suing caltrans and the city of burlingame for not making this crossing safer. now, one of the problems is that there are lights on either end of this crossing. so if they aren't timed well, then cars end up stuck between those lights and then they could end up stuck

on the tracks as well. so lawmakers will be here this morning to host a press conference. they're calling on the legislature and governor gavin newsom to include funding for these projects in the budget. they say this project will address safety and congestion challenges, including a high number of crashes that happen here. they also say that first responders are often delayed because of the traffic congestion that ends up here. and then obviously, it seems like the lights are one of the big issues. so as i'm here this morning, i'll kind of be keeping an eye on that. but you can see even if you just, you know, come up here on this intersection, that that could be the biggest problem if you are stuck at a red light just like you could see. i think that gray car is it's right near the tracks. so if a train were to come by right now, those bars go down and it might be stuck there. so we'll be keeping an eye on that issue throughout the morning, and we'll bring you more on that press conference as well. live

in burlingame, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news okay, amanda, thank you. >> time's 533 two waymo cars in san francisco reportedly caused a big traffic jam, just as baseball fans were leaving oracle park monday afternoon. a ktvu viewer shared this video. you're looking at showing two self-driving cars stopped in the middle of the embarcadero. blocking cars is giants fans flooded out of yesterday's game against the phillies. now we tried to contact waymo to get an explanation about what happened. we're still waiting to hear back from them. and three of the biggest automakers showcased what they call the next generation of engines toyota, subaru and mazda say new engines are significantly smaller than the current ones. toyota says the new engines will help make the cars lighter and help improve improve fuel economy. these new engines will also be able to use alternative fuel like e-fuels and biofuels, helping the companies reduce

emissions. >> a new study suggests. gen z is not as interested in driving compared to previous generations, new research from marketwatch guides found that gen zers ages 19 and under represent about 3.6% of licensed drivers in the u.s. when you include all drivers under the age of 25, it jumps to 11. now, millennials ages 30 to 34 are more likely to drive. they make up 9% overall. rising repair costs, rideshare apps and public transportation options are reasons for the shift. >> time now 534. caltrans plans to partially close a lane on the bay bridge in both directions this coming weekend for a safety test and a fire drill. now, on sunday, the crews will be out there testing the new yerba buena island tunnel fire sprinkler system between five in the morning until noon. two lanes will stay open, though it drivers using the bridge are

advised to prepare for and allow for extra time. >> the community of half moon bay is coming together to remember the mayor's son. a memorial is growing along highway one just north of half moon bay, where 28 year old joaquin jimenez alvarado died on saturday. joaquin's father says his son had been in san francisco with his girlfriend, and was returning home when he was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck. many of his friends who shared his love of motorcycles say they are still in shock. >> great dude, right? he's part of the big group of the motorcycle community, he's very friendly, very smart. you know, everybody loved him. >> you know, when you're riding next to somebody, you know, for like, seven, eight hours a day and then, not there the next day, you know? so it's just tough. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is still investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly crash. but deputies say the pickup driver involved in the accident remained at the scene and is

cooperating with investigators. >> tom is now 536. the alameda county board of supervisors will debate whether to place the sheriff's department under civilian oversight. if it's approved, the oversight board will be made up of seven citizens who could request information, hold hearings and make recommendations to the board of supervisors. community members have been pushing for some type of oversight for years. advocates point to the high number of in-custody deaths at santa rita jail, which they say stands at almost 70. during the past ten years, the mentally ill having drug addiction, being homeless, they are still members of our community. >> and so it's important for us to be participant in being sure that they are protected. >> now, two points of contention whether investigations would have to get the approval first from the sheriff and whether the commission would have its own legal counsel, the board of supervisors is due to take up that issue on june 4th.

>> the search for survivors continues, as in a massive landslide in papua new guinea, the landslide struck friday morning, burying more than 150 homes in a remote village. so far, five bodies have been recovered, but new guinea's leaders fear more than 2000 people were buried alive. >> now, here in this country, a series of very strong storms hit this central and southern us over the memorial day weekend. at least 22 deaths were reported in arkansas, kentucky, texas and oklahoma. it left behind a trail of destroyed homes, businesses and power outages. cell phone video captured a funnel cloud right here near a farm in north texas, where several tornadoes touched down. >> we just ran back into the house, got into the bathroom, and i got my stepdad down. he's an older man and got him down and my son down, and we just made it through it. it's crazy. >> now, president biden sent condolences from the white house

to the families of the victims and said fema is there assessing the damage. he also says he's contacted governors to find out what federal support they may need. >> now, the system moving into the north equals cooler pattern for us today. we'll get a little rebound starting tomorrow. more so thursday. thursday looks to be the warmest, the hottest day and then right back down by the weekend is the way it's looking here, but pretty good. fog bank in place. santa rosa, livermore, redwood city, san jose i have the arrows trending down 76, 75, 72, 74. we'll start to see warmer temps. so kicking in a little bit tomorrow. 40s 50s on the temps. some drizzles out there, a lot of 40s to the north. temperatures at 47. cloverdale 48. healdsburg 45. fairfax almost 46. occidental's down to 4344 san anselmo. these are cool lows for the end of may. pretty good onshore breezes in place or a southwest wind in the oakland berkeley hills, but all the way out to the delta. it's a westerly breeze. and there it is. fairfield 24. gust

to 32, concord 26 south at 2634 39. truckee south lake tahoe, mammoth at 38. and speaking of the mountains, oh so close, we've mentioned it, but mainly just south and east of tahoe. and then it kind of falls apart. thunderstorm activity. but if you have travel plans up there, keep an eye on things. they could easily pop over. lake tahoe system to the north. cooler tuesday, bigger fog bank drizzle, sun, some clouds, maybe a few high clouds, but it will be sunny, breezy, blustery to windy depending on if you're in one of the one of the gaps there. petaluma gap san bruno gap out san pablo bay 5060s 70 on the temps. tomorrow looks a little warmer. the warmest day will be thursday. if we get enough of a north breeze. could be some low 90s levels off friday. cooler into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. time 540 pausing to pay their respects during memorial day from arlington national cemetery to the presidio in san francisco, how the nation's fallen service mem rs a b ng

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the unknown soldier yesterday morning. since 1921, it has stood as a final resting place for fallen service members whose remains were never identified. and now the president also paid tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. he talked about the loss of his own son, beau biden, an iraq war veteran who died of brain cancer nine years ago this week. >> the pain of his loss is with me every day, as it is with you. still sharp, still clear. but so is the pride i feel in his service as if i can still hear him saying, it's my duty. dad it's my duty. >> this is the 156th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. >> our time is 544, in alameda. the uss hornet hosted its annual memorial day observance. people gathered on the world war two aircraft carrier honoring the lives of the fallen soldiers. they also listened to stories about the men and women who gave their lives fighting for our

freedom. the speakers included doctor michael baker, a marine veteran and surgeon who served 30 years in the military in san francisco. hundreds of people gathered for a ceremony at the national cemetery in the presidio. the congresswoman, nancy pelosi, was among those there, and she said, we all owe a debt of gratitude for the sacrifice of u.s. service members who lost their lives in service. among the attendees, a man who serves in the u.s. army who said he lost friends in afghanistan and iraq, and that for him, memorial day is a very deep meaning. >> right now, i'm an assignment where i work at the defense pow mia accounting agency, where we search for missing and conduct, conduct investigations and recover their remains to bring back to the u.s. because the

united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind. >> and before that special ceremony, boy scouts from around the bay area placed about 30,000 flags on the graves there. at the presidio. >> dramatic video of a united airlines plane catching fire on the tarmac at chicago's o'hare international airport. this video was taken from inside the airbus jet, showing dark smoke coming from one of the wings. the plane was scheduled to depart for seattle, but instead the passengers had to be taken off the plane. no injuries are reported. all arrivals were temporarily suspended, though, until crews could get that fire under control. no word on what caused that fire. well, a lot of people did fly over the holiday weekend and recently we've talked about incidents involving severe turbulence. on sunday, six passengers and six crew members were hurt when a qatar airways plane hit turbulence in route to dublin. last week, a singapore airlines flight hit severe turbulence after leaving london, causing the death of one

passenger and sending dozens more to the hospital. and a recent study suggests that turbulence in the northern hemisphere could triple over the next 30 to 60 years due to climate change. >> our time is now 546. well, a record was broken going into the memorial day weekend at u.s. airports, the tsa says more than 2.95 million airline passengers were screened on friday. that set a new single day record, passing the previous record high on the sunday after thanksgiving last year. some of the nation's busiest airports had their busiest day on record in san jose. some of the passengers said their travel experience was enjoyable and they had no problems while flying. >> and no problem. it was great. usually there's a lot of traffic to lax, very easy. from where i was and the bags are already out, bags are out and we just got here, so that's very impressive. >> i was a little bit reluctant

to travel to las vegas because i've heard the rumors that, you know, memorial day, it's crazy crazy busy and it was busy, but, had a great time. now memorial day weekend travel also is expected to see record breaking numbers out on the roads, with drivers triple a estimated more than 40 million people around the nation traveled by car over the holiday weekend. >> all right, speaking of cars, yeah, people are probably back for the most part from the holiday weekend. maybe the commute is picking up a bit. let's check with sal. i see what you did there, pam and i approve. thank you for the transition. >> good morning. we do have some cars out there now. we had a stalled vehicle on the bay bridge. it was a conked out truck or. i'm sorry. it was a car, actually, but it doesn't really matter, does it? there was a vehicle up there. it was blocking the right lane. the bridge crews got up there and removed it, but it caused kind of a bigger backup for this early in the morning. it's already backed up to the maze, which is unfortunate. they did

get the car out and hopefully things will kind of even out for the commute. if you'd like to use the san mateo bridge, that's a pretty good one right now with no major problems. triple a traffic camera shows it moving along very nicely over to the peninsula and in the south bay. we still have a pretty good commute for you to drive along in. i do notice a little bit of overcast in our pictures, and with that, let's bring mr. steve paulson back in here. >> there's a lot of it out there, sal. yes, sir. no doubt about it. all right. every reporting station on what we call the hourlies 5 a.m. says cloudy, except that concord buchanan says partly cloudy. so when the fog makes it to travis, makes it to livermore on almost to concord. that tells you everything you need to know. and there's a pretty good breeze there as well. 50s on most of the temps, few upper 40s, but also some drizzle. it will be an unseasonably cool day for many coast and bay inland. yeah, it'll be sunny, but you'll get the breeze there. and temperatures. i went mainly in the 70s. anytime travis is 24 west of 32, but up to 35. there's concord south to 26 oakland napa west. it's a west wind at sfo, out of hayward, out

to livermore. so everything's in place. 36 truckee, south lake tahoe, 39. mammoth 38 degrees and ely 38 winnemucca at 43. so close. just boom boom boom. oh, just to the east and south of town. close though on a little bit on the east side. so any travel plans up there? if you're up there, just keep an eye on things in the afternoon there. that's the system sweeping in that's ushering in a cooler pattern. cooler tuesday. big fog, bank drizzle, chilly lows along with breezy to blustery conditions. mostly sunny today, but a pretty good little breeze there and it will be cooler. we're looking at 5060s by the water. 60s 70s. i mean, somebody could pop in 80 if you're outside my forecast zone. but tomorrow more likely and then for sure on thursday. now we could get some low 90s depending on if the north wind sets up here or if it stays in the valley. so we'll ease into it. still pretty warm inland on friday, but then right back down again on the weekend. >> they have that buddy system, but also that they have that life vest. >> your next trip to a california lake may look

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san francisco's 8 to 4 victory over the phillies before a sold out crowd at oracle park yesterday afternoon. brett wisely and patrick bailey both had clutch hits in the giants win. they're now one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning nine of their past 11 games. the giants face a phillies team that currently has the best record in the big leagues. the oakland a's begin a series against the tampa bay rays in florida tonight. the two teams have been struggling recently and have been dropping in the standings. oakland and tampa bay both lost two out of three games over the memorial day weekend. >> all right, our time is now. 554 a woman from the east bay is heading for the olympics in paris this summer. she's 20 year old ummeed allure of walnut creek, and she is a star wrestler. in 2022, she became the youngest american man or woman to win a world championship in three different classes based on her age and

weight. and then she did it again last year. this talented young athlete says she looks forward to taking advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> oh my gosh, it's a dream come true. i've wanted to go to the olympics ever since i can remember, ever since i started wrestling, and so it's still hard to believe. i'm excited to see paris. i'm excited to be in the opening ceremonies, which sounds crazy. it looks like this year we're going to be on boats down a river, which is really cool. >> cook. >> stir i love it. >> yeah, missy. laura says her family is her biggest supporters, and many of them will be in paris to watch her compete. >> of course they are. of course we'll be watching her as well. that will be fun. college athletes may soon be paid for paying for playing for their schools. five major college conferences and the ncaa have now agreed to settle three federal antitrust lawsuits. under the deal, the ncaa would pay nearly $3 billion over ten

years to current and past athletes dating back to 2016. the same agreement includes a revenue sharing plan, which allows schools to pay up to $20 million a year directly to the athletes. >> within this, anyone who agrees to sign on to it has to waive their right for further litigation against the ncaa and no further antitrust lawsuits. >> now, it's still not clear exactly how the money would be paid out, and the settlement terms must still be approved by a judge. >> our time now. 555 the monterey bay aquarium making it easier to enjoy its sights and sounds this summer, the aquarium is offering free admission to anyone enrolled in snap benefits. all you have to do is bring and show your ebt card. you can also bring up to four other people for free through this new program. it's all part of the national museums for all program. the lakeshore cafe in oakland has closed its doors for good.

>> the restaurant, located just north of lake merritt, is closing after more than 20 years in business. lake shore cafe was known for its breakfast and lunch, as well as its weekend brunch yesterday was the last day the restaurant was open. throughout the day, customers stood in line to eat inside for the last time and many told us the restaurant was their go to spot for years. >> any time my family members come into town, we all they always stopped in. we always stop by. the food is fresh. everyone's so kind. >> i had to show my appreciation . they're always willing to help us with a smile, i know that i've come in here probably five minutes before closing, begging for a last little order, and they've always accommodated. >> the cafe has said it struggled during the pandemic, but the owners did not say whether that was a factor in their decision to close for good. >> our time now. 557 more than 1200 volunteers in san jose are working on the newest piece of public art. it's called threads. woven city leaders hope the

completed artwork will attract people to downtown. now, hundreds of volunteers will be painting this huge mural near san pedro square every day. this week. it was designed by bay area artist jimmy payne, who said the inspiration was a sirup blanket, blanket and the diversity of san jose. >> this isn't about me. this is about the community, the people. and you know, the street is now pedestrian only, so that just makes it even more theirs. >> it takes the block parties that we have. it takes the murals that we do. it takes the beautification that we are creating along santa clara. >> now, the volunteers will be out working between nine in the morning and seven in the evening. every day. they expect to have the mural completed by friday. well it didn't take long, but just after this year's bottlerock napa valley festival ended, you can now buy tickets for next year. >> the three day general admission passes cost $426. it's

too early to know the entertainers for next year's event, but the jam packed music and food festival will once again take place over memorial day weekend, may 23rd to the 25th. next year, organizers estimated 120,000 people attended this year's bottlerock, and you can go to our website at ktvu.com. web links for ticket information for next year. masterchef is back with a whole new theme for season 14 of the show, and this time it's going to be pretty fun for generations of home cooks. will show off their skills and compete for the grand prize. there will be gen z, millennials, gen x, and baby boomers. they're all competing to win $250,000 and the title of america's master chef. judges say baby boomers cooked up the classics. younger generations delivered digital age dishes. >> they're influenced by social media, they're influenced by trends and stuff. so i was very surprised how they were able to

sort of execute some of the things that they see and actually, you know, convert that into good flavor. >> you can catch the season premiere of the ultimate cook-off tomorrow right here on ktvu. >> well, a neighborhood in the south bay is on edge right now as police are investigating its latest homicide. we know the body of a woman was found in a home and a barricaded suspect is in custody. we'll bring you a live report from that scene and tell you the latest developments. plus had mold roaches in another building. >> we were in the newspaper for that one. >> low income senior citizens planning to speak out about their housing concerns. today in front of contra costa to officials this morning. they're still waiting to go back home after their apartment building was red tagged from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday may 28th and it is a chilly start to the day. >> chilly. >> yeah. let's check in with steve paulson. is it going to warm up later, you mean later today? >> later today? >> well, not a lot more. thursday. looks warm to hot for some, but then it comes right back down on the weekend. a big blanket of fog out there. almost every reporting station. unless you're up above it, then you're like, what are you talking about? i can look down and see it and there it is. there's plenty of low clouds to go around. temps are in the 50s for most upper 40s. 50s, i think livermore has low cloud deck. i think that's what they're reporting at 5 a.m, but you can see the system to the north that's enhancing that fog bank. so a cooler tuesday big fog bank drizzle coast and bay sun. mostly sunny. it will be cooler but breezy to blustery here in temperatures 60s and 70s. all right. sal's here at 601 to tell you and me the traffic is it's slow in livermore and dublin. >> steve. as a matter of fact, if you're driving in pleasanton on 580 or dublin heading over,

you can see that traffic is slow. it's pretty much almost backed up into livermore. and this is because of a crash that happened about 45 minutes ago. now westbound 580 at 680. the problem is the vehicles were not drivable, so they had to be towed away. that causing delays. and all of a sudden we do have slow traffic. if you're getting on the freeway after 680, your commute is light into castro valley. triple a traffic camera, a little bit, showing a little bit more traffic than usual at the bay bridge because of an earlier stalled vehicle. that's been removed. so if you're on a schedule, you might want to add an extra ten this morning and get out there an extra ten minutes early. if the bay bridge is your commute at 602, let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal san jose police are still at the scene of a house where the body of a woman was found after an hours long standoff with a shooting suspect. >> ktvu james torres, is there in san jose to tell us what we know so far this morning. good morning james. >> dave, pam, good morning to

you. well, police officers have been here for just about 12 hours now. and they still have this neighborhood shut down behind me. you see, some of the squad cars that are parked just at that intersection. we also see a large mobile command unit. they usually bring that in when they have some of these scenes, large crime scenes that they need to process. that red orange looking tape still up this morning, letting neighbors know that this is something that's a little bit more of a serious nature. the police units, they're still processing the scene, trying to figure out some answers. it all started around 6:00 last night. officers coming to a house along north 20th street. they say a person inside barrier added themselves for a little more than two hours. police eventually got that suspect to step outside without much trouble. but right after that, officers say they went in and found a woman dead inside the house. they say they are now treating this as a homicide investigation. and that suspect now under arrest. now, we are still working to learn the relationship between that victim and the suspect. if any police have not told us too many details about who these people

are yet, but we are expecting to hear some updates about more specific details. and once we have them, we will bring them to you for now, we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. and in the east bay, another barricade situation in concord ended in a shelter in place. order has been lifted. police in concord first issued that shelter in place order just after 730 last night. for people living around cowell road, between saint francis drive and ridge park drive near the concord community park, there was a lot of police activity out there and residents were advised to stay indoors just after 830 last night, concord police lifted that order and said that a suspect was arrested. now we're still waiting now to get more information on what led to that shelter in place. >> we have an update now out of emeryville. police say they have arrested a woman who stabbed a man in the neck outside a chick fil a. officers say the 35 year

old oakland resident was booked into alameda county jail on suspicion of an assault with a deadly weapon. the unprovoked attack happened last monday. the stabbing victim suffered minor injuries and is recovering. >> our time now 604, a group of low income senior citizens who've been forced out of their homes, are expected to take center stage tonight at the oakley city council meeting. ktvu sally rasmus in the studio now to talk about their frustration, how it's growing after a long and very stressful memorial day weekend, ali. >> yeah, dave, those seniors living at the oak grove senior terrace apartments in oakley say there have been a lot of maintenance issues in their building in recent years. they also say they've had past problems with mold and cockroaches, but perhaps their biggest problem came on sunday when firefighters evacuated their apartment complex on carroll lane. they were ordered to leave after a backed up sewage line caused authorities to red tag their building. more than 50 people living in that

facility were then forced to move into nearby hotels. yesterday, they were allowed to briefly return to their homes to pick up their belongings. >> we forgot stuff. you're trying to hurry up and get going and you don't remember some of the medicines, clothes and but they've been very, very helpful letting us in. >> they now hope to return home tonight or early tomorrow morning. for now, the building's owner is putting him up at three local hotels free of charge. they're also getting free meals and a credit on next month's rent. now, at the same time, volunteers in the community have launched a donation drive. >> everything started pouring in. i mean, even more than what we can use with food, pet supplies, water heaters, clothes, the people living in the building say they are grateful for the show of support from the community, but they're still worried about the condition of their building. >> and tonight they're going to voice their concerns to members of the oakley city council. we will check in on that later this evening. back to you, pam.

>> thank you. ali, a couple in san jose is suing their landlord over unsanitary living conditions at their apartment. they say they have dealt with mold roaches, animal feces and no stove since december 2022 when they moved in, according to their lawyer, the landlord illegally altered her home to include a studio apartment, then threaten the couple with eviction for reporting various problems. but the landlords family says the couple is taking advantage of an elderly woman who was trying to help them. >> never had an issue. everything was great for like the entire year that they lived there. no complaints from them about nothing. they never told us until the day when the city called my mom. >> the city of san jose launched an investigation into those claims earlier this year. officials say there have been no fines for unlivable conditions at the apartment, but the additional unit was found to have been modified to include a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and plumbing without permits. the landlord has been ordered to

remove the apartment modifications or submit applications for those permits. >> time now 607 happening today state lawmakers want more funding to make train crossings safer on the peninsula. now this caltrain stop in burlingame is considered one of the most dangerous train crossings in california. it's at the corner of california and broadway. state lawmakers will hold a news conference later this morning. they'll be out there asking for $100 million from state leaders to pay for improvement projects, making the crossing safer by creating grade separation crossings. >> time is now 608, and right now at the bay bridge, we have a little bit of slow traffic that's just a little slower than usual. our triple a traffic camera can show it. it's backed up to the maze. we had a stalled vehicle on the bridge. bridge crews got up there and removed it rather quickly, but it did set traffic back about ten minutes behind schedule. san mateo bridge traffic also looks pretty good, so we're beginning

to get some fill in. one of the things that i want to let you know is if you drive in livermore this morning and you're trying to get, let's say, to castro valley or make the connection with 680, there is a crash westbound, 580. they're clearing right at 680, a pretty bad spot, obviously. so if you're driving, let's say, from anywhere in livermore and you want to make it out to dublin or get past that, you should give yourself extra time. 608 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you sal. donald trump heads back to court today for closing arguments. we're going to bring you a live report on what to expect from both the prosecution and the defense. >> and in sacramento, a teenager and four others recovering from gunshot wounds. what investigators said about a memorial day shooting in sacramento

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in the sacramento area this morning. police say shots were fired at about 8:00 last night, just about two miles east of interstate five. we know a teenager and four others are in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds. officers say the victims are all in close proximity to each other. >> at this time, we don't have any suspect description. that's something that we're actively working on. by collecting the video evidence and reviewing all of the statements that we have at this time. >> police say at this time, it appears that the victims knew each other, but their relationship to the suspect is

still unclear. >> our time is 612. later today, the lawyers for david depape, the man convicted of brutally attacking paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, will argued that his looming trial in a san francisco courtroom should be thrown out. the san francisco district attorney filed several charges against depape for the attack, and opening statements may begin tomorrow, but a hearing today on it is expected to bring a decision on whether the state trial of napa can be considered double jeopardy because he's already been convicted in federal court for the same crime . depape is scheduled to be resentenced this week because the federal judge made a clerical error at his original sentencing by not allowing depape to speak during the court proceeding. >> closing arguments are scheduled to begin this morning in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. jury deliberations could begin later this week. reporter rebecca castor joins us now live in new york with that story. good

morning, rebecca. >> pam. good morning. donald trump has just arrived at the courthouse and several of his children, eric, donald trump jr and tiffany trump will be joining him in the courtroom today for closing arguments. >> this is all about biden can't campaign, so he's trying to injure his opponent, former president donald trump, maintaining his innocence. >> but a manhattan jury will soon have the final say, with closing arguments in the criminal hush money trial against trump kicking off tuesday, a week after the defense rested its case. such a disgrace. >> so sad to see what's happened to our country. >> closing arguments are expected to last for a majority of the day, with trump's lawyers addressing the jury first, a decision trump blasted on truth social, posting in part, quote, big advantage very unfair. the defense is expected to try and undermine the credibility of star witness in former trump lawyer michael cohen. prosecutors will then get their

turn to remind the jury of the 34 felony counts facing trump. the former president is accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election. daniels was allegedly paid to keep quiet about an affair with trump, something he says never happened. >> the jurors don't check their common sense at the courtroom door. they bring it into the jury box. they bring it into the deliberation room. >> after closing arguments, judge marchand will still need to give the jury his instructions. so deliberations are not expected to begin until tomorrow. pam >> rebecca, before you go, have you heard from any legal analysts about possibly how long the jury will take and what happens if they can't come to an agreement on a decision? >> so there's no way to know exactly how long the jury will take to deliberate. they are considering 34 felony counts against trump, so that could

take some time. and they must reach a unanimous decision for the judge to accept their decision. and if they can't do that, judge marchand may be forced to declare a mistrial. >> all right. rebecca castor, live in new york. thank you for that update. >> time 615. we still have to go back to pleasanton on 580 because of a crash at the 680 interchange. i can show it to you here and things are getting better as they're removing some of the vehicles, but it's been out there for almost an hour and traffic is backing up. if that's your commute, you should add extra time. if you're getting on the freeway. after that, it looks pretty good. into castro valley, we're looking at the triple a traffic camera at the bay bridge. it is backed up to the maze. san mateo bridge looks very good heading over to the peninsula and the south bay commute is still light throughout that silicon valley. at 616. a lot of overcast out there. here's steve that is correct, my good friend. >> and it's all because of a

system moving into the north. so we have a low cloud deck. been this way almost all month. i mean, this is one of the coolest maze. you know, you have to wait till everything's over with before you can go back and take a look at how cool. but i mean temps, the lows have been cool. we've had high temps that have been below average here. today will be one of those days. santa rosa, livermore, redwood city, san jose arrows all down from monday's highs. not much, but a little bit. 76, 75, 72 and 74 on the forecast. highs 40s 50s on the temps, mainly 50s because there's so much low cloud deck and there's an onshore breeze or wind depending on your location. travis it's been a win. hang on. that's extra. hold on. the hairspray. day 24. gusts to 31. been up to 35mph. concord's had a south wind gusting to 2630s and truckee south lake tahoe and mammoth 40s. low 40s. alturas out to ely. a little bit of activity bubbling up in the afternoon just to the east and south of tahoe, right? oh, it's so close. so if you're up there, watch out for things that could easily pop up in the afternoon.

but this system should probably not allow that. you get more of a why is that, steve? because you get more of a southwest wind and that pushes that stuff out of there, that's why. so i would think today would be a lot calmer, cooler. tuesday southwest wind in the higher elevations. big fog bank drizzle, mostly sunny. looks pretty good, but temperatures 70s inland, upper 70s, 50s 60s on the temps here, starting a little warm up. wednesday thursday does look warmer. could be some inland 90 if they get enough of a north breeze. warm inland on friday. then here we go again. back to cooler on saturday. sunday. >> all right thank you steve. keeping children safe in and around water this summer the national drowning prevention alliance has five tips. make sure there are barriers or alarms around any swimming pool. get kids enrolled in swim lessons as early as possible. wear life jackets on boats and in lakes and rivers, and know what to do in an emergency situation. now, as people head to the water, the american lifeguard association says there

is a significant need for more lifeguards nationwide. the association believes the shortage was brought on by a training backlog along with shrinking interest in the field. we're seeing the effects of that shortage here in california at folsom lake, there's only one lifeguard on duty this year compared to three in previous years. >> save these, you know it's a priority. and even you know, we would know how to swim sometimes. you know, the water too cold or, you know, they get some medical emergency while they're in the water or they might not able to, you know, swim or get back safely and people at folsom lake are using the buddy system in lieu of proper staffing. >> the state parks also offers loaner life jackets, and they are hanging right there at the lifeguard stand from arlington national cemetery to the presidio in san francisco, hundreds paused to pay their respects on memorial day, we have some of the highlights of how the nation's fallen service members have been remembered, and a quick response from

firefighters stopped the spread of a fire in napa. the investigation, underway into what could have sparked that flame inside a car

council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the israeli airstrike on a gaza relief camp.

palestinians say the attack killed at least 45 people, including civilians. world leaders, including the un security general, are criticizing the attack. he posted on social media, quote there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop tomorrow. the israeli legislature will hold a preliminary vote designating the united nations relief and works agency as a terrorist organization to sever ties with the group. san jose state university temporarily suspended one of its professors because of her involvement in pro-palestinian demonstrations. now, professor sang kill teaches justice studies, and she posted on social media that the letter from the school notifying her that she had been placed on administrative leave for violating university policy, such as engaging in harassing and offensive conduct. the professor also wrote her fight for academic freedom will not stop. cal fire released video showing their response to a vehicle fire in napa. it happened at 3:00 yesterday

afternoon off cruz canyon road. crews were able to put out the fire in a truck before it could spread to the dry grass and plants nearby. no injuries are reported. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. the project to restore the habitat for endangered coho salmon in lagunitas creek is now moving forward. the marin municipal water district has awarded a $1.9 million construction contract to complete the first phase of this long delayed project. the work will involve placing dozens of logs, boulders and tons of gravel along the creek in western marin county that runs through samuel p taylor state park. the goal is to reconstruct spawning beds that were lost after the introduction of dams. a national watchdog group that monitors the national, the nation's medical facilities, has changed the rankings of several north bay hospitals. the lead frog group ranks hospitals on how well they prevent medical errors, accidents and infection as it raised the grades of

adventist health. ukiah valley north bay medical center in fairfield and northbay vacavalley hospital. their grades went up from an a from a b to an a at the same time, the grades of two other hospitals kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b. hundreds of people gathered for a ceremony at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. those taking part included congresswoman nancy pelosi. she said we all owe a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. service members who lost their lives in service. one of the attendees who serves in the u.s. army told us he lost friends in afghanistan and iraq, and he said for him, memorial day has a very deep meaning. >> right now, i'm an assignment where i work at the defense pow mia accounting agency, where we

search for missing. and conduct, conduct investigations and recover their remains to bring back to the u.s. because the united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind. >> before the ceremony, scouts from across the bay area placed an estimated 30,000 flags on the graves. there at the presidio. thousands of flowers fell from the sky in palm springs to honor veterans on memorial day. so look at the planes overhead, and there are the flowers. the drop was conducted by pilots on a b-25 mitchell bomber. the plane dropped more than 3000 red and white carnations. the white carnations honor those who fought in world war one, world war two, korea and vietnam. the red carnations honors those who lost their lives fighting in more than more recent wars, such as iraq and afghanistan. a change of paths for some

investors promising to revolutionize micromobility. why hundreds of e-scooters are vanishing across the bay area sidewalks, and a traffic jam in san francisco, just as giants fans were heading out after the game. what we know about the two waymo cars at the center of the backup.

on the peninsula is mourning after the son of a bay area mayor dies in a motorcycle accident, with fellow riders are saying as they pay their respects, it's and a call for action on the peninsula by california lawmakers to make a train crossing safer. they say that train stop on the peninsula is the most dangerous crossing in the whole state. while they think extra funding will help protect the public from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. taking you live to the opening bell. right on time. back open after the holiday week weekend. the nasdaq starts the shortened holiday week at a new record high after that rally on friday, and t-mobile announcing this morning a deal to try to improve coverage in more remote areas. t-mobile is buying most of us cellular, based in chicago, in a deal valued at about $4.5 billion. and as i take the latest look at the numbers, it looks like a little

bit of a mixed picture. but we'll get you the numbers and all your business news coming up in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, may 28th. just like steve said it's gray and a little cool. >> yep. >> unless you're up above that is correct. yes, there's a big fog bank there, but if you're in the hills, you're looking down saying it's nice up here. but for a majority underneath that blanket right there, that underneath that blanket right there, there's a lot of low clouds gray. and it is cool 50s on the temps here. i do think there's more fog out towards livermore, but it's a generally a cloudy morning system sweeping into the north will give us a little cooldown today. so big fog bank, a little drizzle there. sunny but breezy, a little cooler inland, mainly 70s. we'll start a little warm up tomorrow, but today it's 60s and 70s on those temps. all right. sal's here at 6.31. a bridge or freeway. where are we going first, steve? yes, 70s like america. you know, there's a there's a station on satellite radio called bridges. they play

america. i think every hour. not that that's a bad thing, sal. >> no, i know i've have heard their whole catalog now over the last six months. i'm partial to a horse with no name. there you go. there you go. all right. good morning, everyone, we have better news now on 580 in livermore and dublin. pleasanton. we had a crash there. it was cleared. it lasted for about an hour, but once the crash was removed, we got a lot of improvement rather quickly. love that. but now a lot of that traffic is in castro valley this morning. but again, it's a pretty good now that it's gone. westbound bay bridge a little slower than usual because of an earlier stall. it's kind of looking normal now, honestly. and the san mateo bridge is crowded, but still looking pretty good to the peninsula. 632 let's get back to the desk. thank you sal. >> state lawmakers are asking for funding to make train crossings on the peninsula safer . >> now ktvu is amanda quintana is at a train stop in burlingame. you have more details. good morning. amanda >> good morning. so this train

crossing is right near the intersection of california and broadway. we've actually got a train coming by right now. and we can kind of show you what seems to be the issue. so when these bars go down, often the red light is on that side. but if there is congestion there, if there are cars backed up, they end up being on the track sometime. we've kind of been watching this morning. if there are more than two cars waiting at that red light that third car is getting very close to the actual track. so that seems to be the main concern. now, lawmakers say that this is one of three crossings that are considered high priority and need to be fixed. they want the state budget to include more than $100 million to fund improvement projects, to make the crossings safer by creating, crossing and grade separation.

so now the other two stops there in mountain view and palo alto, each of those projects would cost about $20 million each. and then this one here in burlingame would cost 70 million. now our crews have been out here multiple times to cover deadly crashes and some video that you're going to see is from two serious crashes here in the last year and a half. also, the family of a woman who died here in 2021 ended up suing caltrain and the city of burlingame for not making this crossing safer. obviously, the problem seems to be with the timing of the lights , so we're waiting to see, you know what a press conference will talk about? maybe the changes that they want to see here, lawmakers are going to be here this morning to hold that press conference. they are going to call on the legislature and governor gavin newsom to include funding for these projects. but if you look out here live, you can see we've got this blue

truck. so that's the third car here waiting at this red light. and it is very, very close to the track. so if a train was to come by right now, it would be dangerous. so that's one of the issues that they're talking about, they're hoping that, you know, they can make some improvements that will make this safer, they say it will make it safer for crashes. but also, you know, first responders, they get caught up in this traffic as well, trying to head to other calls. obviously, this truck here, you know, kind of thinking about it as you're, near the tracks, i'm sure drivers like myself, i'm always thinking about it. you know, you don't want to be close to those tracks , and oftentimes you just kind of get stuck here. so that's something they're going to be looking into. we'll be at that press conference, which is at 830 this morning live in burlingame. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda. the community of half moon bay is coming together to remember the mayor's son. a memorial is growing along highway one just

north of half moon bay, where 28 year old joaquin jimenez alvarado died on saturday. while keene's father says his son had been in san francisco with his girlfriend and was returning home when he was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck. many of his friends who shared his love of motorcycles say they are still in shock. >> it's great dude. it's part of the big group of the motorcycle community, he's very friendly, very smart. you know, everybody loved him. >> you know, when you're riding next to somebody, you know, for like seven, eight hours a day and then, not there the next day, you know? so it's just tough. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is still investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly crash. deputies say the pickup truck driver involved in the accident remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. >> our time is 636 two waymo cars in san francisco reportedly caused a major traffic jam, just as baseball fans were leaving oracle park yesterday afternoon,

a ktvu viewer shared this video showing two self-driving cars stopped right in the middle of the embarcadero, blocking cars as giants fans were coming out of yesterday's game against the phillies. we did try to contact waymo to get an explanation about what happened, but haven't heard back from them as yet. >> shareable electric scooters have been disappearing across the bay area over the last few years. some popular e-scooter brands are still available, but a growing number of companies have quietly shut down and they've taken their business and equipment offline, often without any explanation. now some commuters, tourists and residents have been left to figure out how to deal with gaps in service that busses, trains and other traditional modes of public transportation struggle to fill. >> well, a record was broken over the memorial day weekend at us airports, the tsa says more than 2.95 million airline passengers were screened on friday. that set a new single

day record, surpassing the previous high on the sunday after thanksgiving last year by about 44,000 passengers. some of the nation's busiest airports had their busiest day on record in san jose. passengers told us their travel experience was enjoyable and they had no problems. while flying. >> i had no problem. it was great. usually there's a lot of traffic to lax, very easy from where i was and the bags are already out, bags are out and we just got here, so that's very impressive. >> i was a little bit reluctant to travel to las vegas, because i've heard the rumors that you know, memorial day, it's crazy crazy busy. and it was busy. but, had a great time and memorial day weekend travel on the roads also predicted to set new records triple a estimated more than 40 million people around the country traveled by car over the holiday weekend. >> time 638. and we do have a

commute that is actually doing pretty well considering what time of the morning it is on a tuesday. that seems like a monday. triple a traffic camera showing us the richmond bridge. it's normal and there's a slowdown there, so it's not going to be a great commute. but considering where it could be, the bay bridge is doing okay. we had a stalled vehicle earlier. it's a little slower than usual, but it's beginning to even out. we had some good news in dublin. we had a crash clear up at the five 8680 interchange and now everything is back to normal there. but we have some slowing in castro valley. south bay commute still looks pretty light in that silicon valley. at 638. let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. >> all right, sal, thank you. we'll take a look at from yesterday as high temps on the climate normals here. i just put this together. i hope it works, average highs on the left there for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose. and the highs yesterday, 77, 58, 76, 75. all below. so if you thought

yesterday it was a little cool, you were right. today will probably be similar as well. 50s on most of the temps, 40s for some to much low cloud deck to give us really anything cooler than the upper 40s here onshore wind or breeze depending on your location. if you're out towards travis, we'll hang on baby west of 31mph, so there's some pretty good gusts out there. 36 up in truckee, 38 south lake tahoe, 50 on the coast, including arcata 51, monterey 51 to 56. santa barbara and los angeles 57. they've had a ton of may gray down there in southern california on the coast. thunderstorm activity closed, but i think the west southwest breeze in the higher elevations that will push that more east today. so probably not a concern after this system goes by. then tomorrow we'll start a little bump up. thursday does look warm, maybe hot inland depending on the north wind makes it here. it'll make it in the valley. we'll see if it makes it here. sunny, breezy, a little cooler inland. 5060s 70s on the temps and if you want a little warmer, hang in there. thursday looks

warmer. friday. okay, saturday and sunday a little cooler. >> okay, steve, thank you. time 640 using anger to heal from the past. look at the pictures. the price you can pay to scream and rage at a very unique self-help retreat.

customers believe a new viral tiktok hack is leading to larger food portion sizes. but the chain says that's not the case. now, chipotle is accused of cutting back on its portion sizes, according to forbes. a viral hack on social media claims filming employees as they prepare your order leads to more food. the chain stands firm that it has not changed portion sizes, and that it continues to reinforce proper portioning with its employees. well, the lakeshore cafe in oakland has closed its doors for good. the restaurant, located just north of lake merritt, is closing after more than 20 years in business. lakeshore cafe was

known for offering breakfast and lunch staples as well as weekend brunch, but yesterday was the last day the restaurant was open. throughout the day, customers stood in line to eat inside for the last time. many told us the restaurant was their go to spot for years. >> any time my family members come into town, we all they always stopped in. we always drop by. the food is fresh, everyone's so kind. >> i had to show my appreciation . they're always willing to help us with a smile, i know that i've come in here probably five minutes before closing, begging for a last little order, and they've always accommodated. >> the cafe has said it struggled during the pandemic, but the owners did not say whether that was a factor in their decision to close for good. the ftc is out with a new report that ranks the top companies that are impersonated by scammers. best buy and its geek squad topped the list with 52,000 reports of scam attempts last year. now, the ftc says customers were often contacted

through email about renewing services they never purchased. the report shows consumers lost $15 million in the scams. amazon and paypal are the second and third most frequently impersonated companies. microsoft ranks fourth. >> all right. our time is 645. it didn't take long, but just after the end of the bottlerock napa valley festival, you can already buy tickets for next year for the three day general admission passes cost $426. it's too early to know who the entertainers will be for next year, but the jam packed music and food festival will take place once again during memorial day weekend, may 23rd to the 25th, 2025. organizers estimated 120,000 people were at this year's bottlerock. you can go to ktvu web links to get ticket information. >> about hate. port hub.

>> president biden honored the nation's fallen soldiers at the arlington national cemetery. the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier yesterday morning. since 1921, it has been a final resting place for fallen service members, whose remains were never identified. now the president paid tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, and he talked about the death of his own son, beau biden, an iraq war veteran who died from brain cancer nine years ago this week. >> the pain of his loss is with me every day as it is with you. still sharp, still clear. but so is the pride i feel in his service, as if i can still hear him saying it's my duty, dad. it's my duty. >> now. this, by the way, is 156 national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery and the beacon on top of mount

diablo is shining again in honor of memorial day. it was lit last night at 8:00, honoring u.s. military service members who died for our country. this tradition started in 1964. it is now lit every year on memorial day. last night's ceremony was held at the veterans memorial building in danville. a group of bay area veterans was invited to attend in honor of aapi heritage month. >> we are celebrating the work of a one of a kind san francisco based fashion designer for the last 25 years, colleen quinn has been creating beautiful custom gowns. she showcased some of her best work this month as part of the union square in bloom campaign. take a look. the third generation bay area native says her designs are inspired by her love for the city and her chinese american heritage. >> all my pieces are inspired by san francisco, and i wanted to really plant myself here because there's really not much fashion,

so if i can be one that actually represents san francisco, i would be so honored. >> quinn has worked with celebrities, including paris hilton and tyra banks, and she says she was recently approached to create costumes for musicals, which is a lifelong dream of hers. well, we all deal with anger in different ways. a new viral trend provides a safe space for women to get their anger out, free of judgment. on a rage retreat, women trek to the middle of the woods, grab sticks and scream. one of the women who paid for this experience says she. it helped her release bottled up anger, offering a place for her rage to be released and not be judged or condemned for it because she's a woman. if you are interested, make sure you have some money saved up. the week long event costs between 6 and $8000. >> where do you think? quixtar? >> i think women should be able to express their anger without being judged. just like men. let it all out? yes.

>> all right, so i'm running for cover. >> do you guys remember there was a movie where three characters took a fax machine into the field and beat it to death? >> that sounds familiar. >> yeah. wow. yeah. so, yeah, i kind of reminded me of that, right? yeah. hide your fax machine. fax machine? what's that? anyway? let's go to san jose, northbound 280. getting up to highway 17 looks pretty good. that silicon valley commute from our, triple a traffic camera. that looks pretty good. and also, the san mateo bridge is going to be crowded, but not all that slow on the richmond bridge . we did have some slow traffic here. it's a little slow, but this is again very typical. we like typical. we don't like surprises. bay bridge toll plaza backed up for about a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge at 650. here's a man who's always in a good mood. it's mister steve paulson, fax machine. >> what? what's that exactly? >> right. thank you, sir. >> all right, well, if you like

cooler weather, you're probably in a good mood, because that's what we have today, you know, i did a little research on the last time we had a temperature. high temperature of 100 degrees and it was august 6th for santa rosa and livermore. and it was september 8th, i think, for san jose, 2022. it's been a long time. so we're due for some heat. won't be today. we will get a little bump up in those temps on thursday, but i don't think we'll hit 100. we'll get, i think some upper 80s, low 90s, the forecast, those are the average highs for may 27th yesterday santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, san jose and the highs yesterday all below average 77, 58, 76 and 75. that's a cool day. and today will probably be a smidge cooler. 50s and most of the temps a couple of 40s. low clouds though making a huge charge here, more of an onshore wind for some. it's definitely west southwest for many, including out to travis. it's been up to 35 now. 26 concord had a gust of 26 earlier, but once the low clouds come in, the

wind speeds tail off a little bit, 75 down there in viva las vegas and truckee, 36, south lake tahoe, 3850. up and down the coast, 5051 ukiah 53 sacramento. that's cool for the end of may, thunderstorm activity was bubbling up east and south of tahoe yesterday, but today i think it will be pushed more west, more east, i should say, because this system coming in will won't allow it really to develop cooler tuesday inland sunny after that low cloud deck burns back but breezy and then coast and bay stuck in the 50s and 60s. i mean it's a cool pattern near the water. it does look a little warmer tomorrow. now north wind will kick in on thursday. it may be in the valley. some of it may creep into eastern solano, contra costa county, which could push a few near 90, leveling off friday. then it looks like back to cooler again on the weekend. >> dave okc time is 652 from the east bay to paris. that's the trip this bay area wrestler is making this summer. hoping to win gold at the olympics. we talked to her about this once in a lifetime opportunity. right now let's check in with garcia

to see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning garcia. good morning dave. >> when i join you in studio, we'll start in oakland where new at seven dozens of evidence markers lined one street. police are investigating a shooting and car crash. you'll hear from neighbors who were startled by what they heard. then tesla shareholders have an important and expensive decision to make the vote next month on a pay package for elon musk, and the compensation could set a world record. stay with us.

for a summer holiday. remember one thing alcohol is banned on the 4th of july and labor day weekend. that band started in 2014. that includes both open and closed containers. if you will be on shore or in the water. the rule is enforced in the area between hazel and howe avenues and at sherman island. the goal is aimed at keeping people safe as they celebrate the weekend holiday. >> there's kids and there's water and everything else. we don't need craziness. i know

people want to have fun and enjoy it, but we want them to do it responsibly and safe. >> now, park officials say rivers may be very dangerous this year because water is high. it's cold and it's moving fast. well the san francisco giants will play the philadelphia phillies tonight for game two of their series. and this follows the giants 8 to 4 win over the phillies in front of a sold out crowd yesterday at oracle park. read wisely. and patrick bailey both had very important clutch hits in the giants latest win. the giants are now one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning nine of their last 11 games. they'll be going up against the phillies team to right now has the best record in the major leagues. the oakland a's begin a series against the tampa bay rays tonight in florida. now, both teams have been struggling lately. they've been falling in the standings. oakland and tampa bay both lost two out of three games over the

memorial day weekend. all right. time is 657. a young woman from the east bay is headed to the olympics in paris this summer. she's 20 year old ummeed allure of walnut creek, a star wrestler in 2022, miss allure became the youngest american man or woman to win a world championship in three different classes based on age and weight. and she did it again last year. young athlete says she's trying to take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity. oh my gosh, it's a dream come true. >> i've wanted to go to the olympics ever since i can remember, ever since i started wrestling. and so it's still hard to believe. i'm excited to see paris. i'm excited to be in the opening ceremonies, which sounds crazy. it looks like this year we're going to be on boats down a river, which is really cool. >> and missy laura says her family is her biggest supporters. many of them will be in paris to watch her compete.

well, college athletes may soon be paid for playing for their schools. five major college conferences and the ncaa have agreed to settle three federal antitrust lawsuits. and under that deal, the ncaa would pay almost $3 billion over ten years to current and past athletes dating back to 2016. on the same agreement includes a revenue sharing plan allowing schools to pay up to $20 million a year directly to athletes. >> within this, anyone who agrees to sign on to it has to waive their right for further litigation against the ncaa and no further antitrust lawsuits. >> it's not clear yet exactly how that money is going to be paid out, and the settlement terms still have to be approved by a judge. >> san jose police make an arrest after an hours long standoff, paralyzed one neighborhood. what officers

found inside the home that's now the centerpiece of their investigation. elon musk is hinting he may leave tesla if shareholders don't vote his way. what he wants to prove that would come with a massive expense. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning may 28th. good morning to you. >> can i just point out dave is giving us a clinic in how to mix patterns this morning. could i your outfit with the windowpane suit and the striped tie and shirt? i'm trying. it's i love i love waking up and turning you on to 4:00 and seeing what you have for us. >> garcia and steve brought you some gray clouds this morning. and cool temperatures for some people. >> yeah, for most everyone. yeah, it's a pretty cool pattern here. a lot of low clouds and fog. it'll be a cooler day today. now, if you're up above it, it's not bad, but most are below. and that means they're dealing with low clouds. there are some sun breaks in there, but it's another cool start here. 50s on the temps here acrossoa