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 across the board. now we'll see

this burn back. i think we know the drill, but that system to the north is really brought in a bigger fog bank. some local drizzle, cooler. tuesday, sunny but breezy, a little cooler inland. we'll start a little bump up on those temps tomorrow, but today all below average 5060s and 70s. never below. always above average. here he is for your traffic, mr. sal castaneda. all right, steve, thank you very much. >> great introduction there. and i will try not to disappoint with a little bit of slow traffic out there. and as a matter of fact, hold on for just a second. let's go to the maps first and i'll show you that we do have some slow traffic getting into castro valley and on castro valley. that traffic is slow now. we had some earlier problems on 580 and those have been cleared up. so you may have heard earlier that we had some slow traffic on 580, but that has been taken care of. let's go and take a look at southbound 680. you can see that traffic is looking good. westbound on highway four you can see that traffic is slow just out of antioch getting over to concord

and 80 from pinole to richmond. looks good into berkeley. 701. let's get back to the headlines. >> a developing story now in the south bay, where police have been at a san jose home for more than 12 hours, processing the scene where a woman was found dead after a standoff. ktvu james torres is live in san jose . to explain what you've learned about the investigation so far, james garcia, we've seen these police officers walk in and out of a couple houses here in the neighborhood. >> you see the tape that's still roping off part of the neighborhood. cars still can't go through here. and it's been that way for more than the last 12 hours. this spot is about a block away from san jose high school. neighborhood still shut down these police units, still processing the scene and trying to figure out what exactly happened here. it started around 6:00 last night. that's when officers say they came to a house along north 20th street. they say a person inside barricaded themselves for a little more than two hours. police eventually got the suspect to step outside without any trouble. but right after that, officers say that they

found a woman dead inside the house. they say they are now treating this as an active homicide investigation. that suspect, now under arrest. now, they did not tell us the nature of that woman's death. they've not yet told us what sort of relationship the victim and the suspect may have. we aren't sure if this suspect. this person who was barricaded is even tied to the woman's death here. so a lot of questions that we're still waiting to get those answers on. but we expect to hear some of those details from police a little later this morning. once we have those updates, we will bring them to you. for now, we are live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. time 703 in the east bay. another barricade situation in concord ended and 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, it was a

lot of police out there and residents were advised to stay indoors. just after 830 last night, concord police lifted that order and said a suspect was arrested and we're still waiting to get more information on what led up to that shelter in place. and we'll bring you details as and new this morning. police in oakland investigating a deadly shooting and a crash that happened overnight about 1130 last night. police responded to shots fired near 98th and macarthur boulevard. later, they found a crash scene about a mile down macarthur near durand street. two cars were out there. both had damage. police also found one person dead. neighbors say they woke up last night to the sound of that big crash. >> smoke everywhere. you know from the impact and people started showing up. not people that don't even live here were just showing up because it was so doggone loud.

>> now, right now, the police are treating this as a homicide. detectives are searching for a suspect and a possible motive. >> happening today. closing arguments are now underway in the new york criminal trial of former president donald trump. they began just a short time ago. this follows a month of testimony from 22 witnesses in a 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. this case could be in the hands of the jury tomorrow. >> rouz don't check their common sense at the courtroom door. they bring it into the jury box. they bring it into the deliberation room. >> mr. trump has pleaded not guilty and says the trial is politically motivated. here at home. later today, lawyers for david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, will argue that his looming trial in a san francisco court should be thrown out. the san francisco da filed several charges against depape for the attack on paul

pelosi. opening statements may begin tomorrow. at a hearing today, a decision is expected on whether the state trial could be considered double jeopardy because depape has already been convicted in federal court for the same crime. depape is set 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. >> our time now is 706. several powerful storms swept across the central and southern u.s. during the memorial day holiday weekend. at least 22 deaths were reported in arkansas, kentucky, texas and oklahoma. those storms left behind a trail of destroyed homes, businesses and also knocked out power. and look at this cell phone video of a funnel cloud near a farm in north texas, where several tornadoes touched down. >> we just ran 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 from the white house, president biden sent condolences to the families of the victims and said fema is there assessing the damage. he also said he's contacted governors to see what federal support they may need. it is. 706 governor gavin newsom 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 needs the support from two thirds of voters to be approved, it supporters say they want to stop government overspending, but governor newsom argues the proposition keeps the government from providing important services. and he's asking the state supreme court to kill that proposal before it goes on the ballot. and two thirds is a 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 a rule on this in the next few weeks. otherwise voters in november will have the final say. >> happening today, state lawmakers will call for more funding to make train crossings safer on the peninsula. the caltrain stop in burlingame, at the corner of california and broadway, is considered one of the most dangerous train crossings in the state. state lawmakers will hold a press conference later this morning. there, they'll request $100 million from state leaders to fund improvement projects that make train crossings safer by creating grade separation crossings. ktvu amanda quintana is at that train stop. will bring her in for a live report coming up in minutes. tesla tesla shareholders have what could be a costly decision to make at the company's annual meeting on june 13th. they're considering whether ceo elon musk should receive a record $56 billion pay package. a delaware state judge in january struck down the compensation as improperly awarded. the pay package includes stocks and was

originally approved in 2018. shares holders from wall street firms to individual investors will now vote on it. this compensation is 250 times greater than the median pay for ceos of comparable businesses. musk has threatened he'll leave the company if he doesn't receive more shares and voting control in the company. >> time now is 708, and we do see some slow traffic here in the bay area. as usual on a tuesday. that seems like a monday. let's go to the bay bridge. it is backed up for about a 2020 five minute delay. we've got started off on the wrong foot with the stalled vehicle, but that's been gone for a few hours now and things may have recovered to what you normally see. interstate 880 in oakland is also looking good and the san mateo bridge traffic is more crowded. let's go to the east bay now, where we do see that traffic on southbound 680 is a little bit slow. we just had the accident call just now, southbound 880 at mowry, and you

can see a little bit of a slowdown developing right where the crash is. so we're going to keep an eye on that for you. 709 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. well, he was a basketball star at ucla. later was a star in the nba. then he became a broadcaster and a big advocate of the pac 12 conference. the death of bill walton and the tributes that are pouring in this morning. people at one east bay senior living facility were forced to evacuate due to unsanitary conditions. >> why? the residents say ey e fed a

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forced out of their homes are expected to take center stage tonight at the oakland city council meeting, katie icu allie rasmus is here now telling us about their frustration that's been growing after a very stressful memorial day weekend. allie. >> yeah, dave, those seniors living at the oak grove senior terrace apartments in oakley say they have long had problems with maintenance issues in their building in recent years. and they also say they've had problems with mold and cockroaches at their facility. but perhaps the biggest issue came on sunday when firefighters had to evacuate the apartment complex on carroll lane. they were ordered to leave after a backed up sewage line caused authorities to red tag the building. more than 50 people

living in the facility were forced to move into nearby hotels yesterday. they were allowed to briefly return back to the building to pick up their belongings. >> 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. but for now, the building's owner is putting them up at three local hotels free of charge. the residents are 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 to help. >> everything started pouring in. i mean, even more than what we can use with food, pet supplies, waters, clothes, the people living in this senior apartment building say they are grateful for the show of support from the community, but they're still very worried about the condition of the building. >> tonight, they will be voicing some of those concerns to members of the oakley city

council meeting during its regular meeting tonight. gasia back to you, ali. >> thank you. one couple in san jose is suing their landlord over unsanitary living conditions at their apartment. they say they've dealt with mold, roaches, animal feces and haven't had a working stove since they moved 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. 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 say the additional unit was found to have been modified to include a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and plumbing without the proper permits. the landlord has been

ordered to remove the apartment modifications or submit applications for permits. >> our time now 715 representative of mike tyson say he's doing great. after a medical scare on a flight. now, on sunday, tyson was flying from miami to los angeles when he felt nauseous and dizzy. a half hour before the plane landed, his representative says tyson suffered a flare up of an ulcer. the flight crew asked if there was a doctor on board to help him out. the plane landed. paramedics were waiting to treat him. that delayed all the other passengers from leaving that plane for about 25 minutes. and there's sad news this morning. we're talking about the death of a basketball legend. nba and college basketball star 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, won two national titles. walton was the 1978 nba mvp and

won two nba championships, one with the portland trail blazers, another with the boston celtics. walton then went on to become a successful 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, and warriors head coach steve kerr issued a statement about the death of bill walton. >> he said bill walton was a legendary player and 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 as we mourn bill's passing and grieve with his family. >> 717 let's get to the traffic center. say good morning to sal and check the morning commute. >> garcia and dave, good morning

to you. we have a crash shut down 880 at maori avenue. i told you about it a few minutes ago. i want to mention that traffic is going to be a little bit slow, but not all that slow. passed the scene. i think they managed to get it to the right shoulder. nevertheless, i want you to know it's there. we already have some slow traffic from hayward heading down into union city. we also want to show you that the bay bridge is backed up here. you can see that traffic is going to be slow. it's backed up to the maze. interstate 880 is also going to be slow. we've been looking at the east bay commute. highway four is pretty slow heading west, coming in from just the west part of antioch all the way to concord at 718. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> highway four slow. that never happens, right? >> oh my goodness. >> thank you sir. all right. may temps if you. you know it's been kind of cool. you're right. yesterday was today will be as well. we'll get a little warm up here as we go into wednesday. thursday. but yesterday these

are the average highs from 827. santa rosa san francisco, livermore and san jose. those were the highs. they were all below average 77. a brisk 58. in the city 76 livermore and 75 san jose. i don't think changing much is changing today. san francisco takes honors today across the board for all climate information. the record is 97. way back in 1887. you mean hot temperatures happened back then to 47, the record low in 1893. today, 5851 average is 6552. so below on both. that is a cold pattern. 40s for a few, 50s for most. there's just too much low overcast, some breaks in there, but there's a big fog bank in place, an onshore breeze or wind for some. i mean, earlier travis was just he still are 23 gust to 33, but up to 35mph. look at concord buchanan south, gusting almost a 30mph, and the words of sal castaneda were done. we're done. and temperatures will not get that warm today when it's

that kind of a pattern. 39 truckee 40 south lake tahoe to 74 nice degrees in palm springs and then 50 up and down the coast, even 50s and 60s in the valley. that's not bad for this time of year. a little bit of thunderstorm activity popped up yesterday, mainly east and south of tahoe. i don't think it will be a factor today because the air aloft will be out of the west southwest. that usually pushes it out of the area. for now. that's the system responsible for coming in. behind that, though, will be a north wind on thursday. we'll see if it makes it here. it'll make it out to the valley, but cooler. tuesday sunny but breezy, a little cooler inland. 50s 60s coast and bay. quite cool here. 70s inland starts to warm up a little bit. wednesday thursday will be the main day. could be some near 90 if we get enough of a north breeze. still warm friday, but then right back down again. may ending on a cool note into early june. >> steve thank you. coming up tragedy strikes the family of the mayor of half moon bay. the outpouring of community support during a painful time, plus improved cognitive performance

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lives fighting for our freedom. the speakers included doctor michael baker, a marine veteran and surgeon who served 30 years in the military, and the beacon on top of mount diablo is shining again in honor of memorial day. it was lit last night at 8:00 to honor u.s. military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. that tradition started in 1964. it is now lit every year on memorial day. the ceremony last night was held at the veterans memorial building in danville. a group of bay area veterans were invited to be there. >> these people that come to our ceremony today came from all the wars. you can name from world war two korea, bosnia, afghanistan, even the global war on terror and many others. >> the beacon is also lit to honor pearl harbor day and veterans day. >> across the bay in san francisco, hundreds gathered for

a ceremony at the national cemetery in the presidio. congresswoman nancy pelosi spoke at the event, said the country owes a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of us service members. one of the attendees who serves in the us army said some of his friends in the service died in afghanistan and iraq and said for that and many other reasons, memorial day has 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 us because the united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind before the ceremony, scouts from across the bay placed an estimated 30,000 flags on graves of service members at the presidio. >> our time is now. 726. a real estate investor plans to take a two person submarine two miles underwater. we'll tell you why

he wants to explore deep in the ocean. >> and this is a rare sight here in the bay area. we'll tell you where. an endangered species of whale was just seen off a local coastline. >> and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see stories on demand on your vizio smart tv, amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or your android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu

train crossing called california's most dangerous train crossing and is right here in the bay area. after many crashes, there's a new plan that will be announced today to make this area safer for pedestrians, cars and train passengers, and the mayor of half moon bay is mourning the death of his son killed in a motorcycle crash. how that community is rallying in support of the family. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this

is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm garcia mikaelian. >> it is tuesday may 28th. that may great persists doesn't it steve you know this has been a cool may no doubt about it here. >> and i think early june is also showing signs of that. now we'll see if we can get any kind of a warm up. it's been a long time since we've had any heat. in fact, for some it's been almost two years. there's another big fog bank look at all that gray. i mean, it makes it that far, you know? and i know that it's tough to warm up when it's that kind of a pattern. and that's what we're dealing with. we're dealing with a lot of 50s a little bit of drizzle, weak system coming in there. we will get a little warm up on thursday. it looks like end of may into early june will be back into the fog and sun and nice to mild to warm. sunny but breezy, a little cooler inland today and it's darn cold for some over on the coast. 50s 60s to 70s on the temps. all right. sal's here 731 and got a little busy. he's beginning. where? >> beginning in the east bay.

steve, i want to show you that we have the slow traffic. you might expect for sure on highway four and on 680 and on 80. that is not unusual. and then if you're going to the bay bridge, there is a backup there. so it's a typical delay. i also want to mention, though, that we had that earlier problem at maori. that's been cleared, although it's well it's been cleared to the shoulder, but the traffic is going to be a little bit slow from hayward as you head south. 731 let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, state lawmakers want funding to make train crossings safer on the peninsula. ktvu is amanda quintana is in burlingame. you have all the details. good morning. amanda >> good morning. yes. so we are at the crossing in burlingame. it's right near the intersection of broadway and california. and we've been showing you kind of the issues we've been seeing as we've been here this morning. one you could see right now. so on that left turning lane that truck is on the tracks. any time there are more than two cars in

the lanes here stuck at a red light, that third car, we've even seen a fourth car there on the track. and then they get stuck. so this is one of the issues that they're saying needs to be fixed. because if a train were to come by right now, that truck is definitely on the tracks and it would be in danger . so lawmakers are saying that this is one of three crossings that are considered high priority, and they need to be fixed. so now we've been watching this morning as trains have been going by and we have seen some cars just like that truck there, and they have to kind of go into another lane or figure out what to do. but what lawmakers are trying to do is they want the state budget to include more than $100 million to fund improvement projects to make this crossing safer by creating grade separation crossings. so the other two i mentioned, those are stops in mountain view and palo alto. 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 multiple times to cover deadly crashes, you know, we have video, showing serious crashes here just in the last year and a half, two of them, 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. but lawmakers will be here this morning to host a press conference. they're calling on the legislature and governor newsom to include funding for these projects in the budget. they say these projects will address safety and congestion challenges. also, because there have been a high number of crashes here. they say first responders often get stuck here as well, and then they end up being late to calls. so that's another issue. they are hoping to fix that press conference is just about an hour from now, so we'll make sure to bring you all the new details from that as well. live in burlingame, amanda

quintana ktvu, fox two news okay, amanda, thank you. >> time 734 two waymo cars reportedly caused a big traffic jam in san francisco, just as baseball fans were leaving oracle park yesterday afternoon. now, ktvu viewer shared this video. you're looking at showing these two self-driving cars stopped in the middle of the embarcadero, blocking cars as giants fans were flooding out of yesterday's game against the phillies. now, we tried to contact waymo to get an explanation about what happened. so far, we haven't heard back from them now to a developing story in the south bay, where san jose police are investigating after making a disturbing discovery following an hours long standoff. >> it happened at a home near north 20th and east julian street near san jose high school . around 6:00 last night. police responded to a report of a possible shooting. when they arrived, they found the suspected shooter barricaded inside. after hours of negotiating, that person surrendered and was arrested. once officers went inside the

home, they found a woman's body. it's not clear how long the body had been there. the scene remained active for hours as detectives investigated. a 25 year old campbell man is facing elder abuse charges following a violent and troubling incident in santa clara county earlier this month. investigators say nicholas hofstetter punched a man in the stomach along santa moschino road. they say he then stopped to pose for a photo taken by the man, who was just punched, in hopes of identifying the attacker in the photo, hofstetter is seen wearing headphones and a blue sweater. authorities say this photo led to the arrest this past weekend. >> our time is now 735 and half moon bay. that community is coming together, remembering the life of the mayor's son. a memorial is growing along highway one just north of half moon bay. that's where 28 year-old joaquin jimenez alvarado died on saturday. his father says his son had been in san francisco with his girlfriend and was coming home

when he was killed in a crash involving a pickup truck. many of his friends who shared his love of motorcycles are still in shock. >> it's 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. >> now, the san mateo county sheriff's office still investigating this deadly crash. deputies say the pickup truck driver involved in the crash stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. meantime, the alameda county board of supervisors will debate whether to place the sheriff's department under civilian oversight. now, this is 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 deaths at santa rita jail, which they say right now is 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 participants in being sure that they are protected, two points of contention are whether investigation would have to get the approval of 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 4th. >> a national watchdog group has upgraded the ratings of some north bay hospitals while downgrading others. the leapfrog group ranks hospitals on how well they prevent medical errors and accidents. it raised the grades of adventist health. ukiah valley, north bay medical center in fairfield and northbay vacavalley hospital. their

grades went from a b to an a. the grades of two other hospitals, kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b. >> all right, guys, their time. 738 hey, sal, did you fix everything on the roads yet? >> you know what, dave? i haven't been able to. however, i will tell you that this commute looks pretty typical for what seems like a monday. on a tuesday after a holiday westbound 24. that looks pretty good. heading over to the tunnel . no major issues here at the bay bridge. it's backed up to the maze. we had some earlier problems on the bridge have been cleared up. 880 is not slow into downtown oakland yet. it'll probably get that way after eight. and on the san mateo bridge it looks very crowded. so these commutes are crowded as we look at 880 heading south. we had an earlier problem at maori on the shoulder. now and then we look at highway four. that's pretty crowded from antioch all the way to concord. 739 let's go back to steve with today's forecast. all right, sal, thank

you. >> and there's a lot of gray over the bay as we like to say. another big fog bank greets us here tuesday morning. that system to the north and helping to enhance it. and when the water temps are really cold that certainly adds to the mix here. this has been a cool may no doubt about it. these are the average highs yesterday for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose. we were all on the highs below average. santa rosa 77, san francisco a cold 58. livermore only 76. in san jose 75. and i think today will be similar. the city 5851. what's average? 6552 san francisco, though on the climate information takes honors today the record 97 and 1887 47. the record low in 1893. so way to go, san francisco. lots of low clouds making a push big time up along the on the marin coast, sonoma coast, also up 101 over san pablo bay, right over to

vallejo and marin canyon, hiddenbrooke and up the napa valley all the way. that's a big surge there. now east, there's some breaks. you can see there's kind of interesting if you're on the 80 corridor, the parts of the 80 corridor, you'll get the sun, and then you get towards vallejo and the fog comes back in, but out to san ramon. and then big time, though, from the san mateo coast once again down towards santa clara valley, santa cruz and all the way down. look at that. all the way down to hollister. keep going steve, keep going, keep going. look at that. soledad. greenfield, king city bradley oh my gosh, that's a big fog bank. entertain myself sometimes 49 the water temp at point reyes city has gone from 51 to 52. still cold in half moon bay i think 5253. so the temps mainly in the 50s here for almost all locations here on shore, wind for many or breezy overcast really cuts down the breeze that will pick up later. but travis, what are you talking about? west of 33 concord. south almost to 30. so we're set for another cool day here. 30s. 40s in the mountains, mainly 50s,

60s everywhere else. a little bit of activity in the mountains yesterday, i think, with a west southwest breeze aloft that will push a lot of that off towards the east, so it won't be a factor today. we will get a little warm up on wednesday, especially thursday. it looks like, though may is ending on a cool note as we go into friday and certainly on saturday, june 1st. more fog 50 6070 on the temps a little warmer tomorrow. north wind could push a few near 90 on thursday in the valley or inland, but then back to nice on friday and cooler for june gloom on june 1st. >> all right steve, time now. 741 a group of marine wildlife advocates released a video to show you of a rare, endangered whale right off the coast of moran. now, on friday, the group was at point reyes. they saw the whale resting on the surface of the water. they think it was a north pacific right whale is estimated there are between 30 and 500 of these whales still alive. the north pacific right whale was almost wiped out by whaling back in the 1800s. today

their main threat comes from being hit by ships entanglements and also algae blooms. >> right? 742 here, the high price of barry real estate has long made national headlines, but now there seems to be an emerging trend. ali rasmus in our newsroom here. with that and a question for the day. >> yes, we are going to go over all that. we've talked a lot about the real estate market in recent months, from average list prices to rising interest rates, buying into the market has become more difficult for many. in fact, most buyers and that's reportedly led to more people splitting the bill with friends or family members to purchase a property together. we'll go into more detail on the nine, but for now, you can see the breakdown. here. we are asking people, would you purchase a fraction of a home with friends or family? your options? yes the homes are pricey or no, i want full ownership. go ahead and scan that qr code on your screen right now. then head to ktvu .com. vote for your opinion to be heard. if we take a look at at the breakdown so far, it

seems like a pretty overwhelming. people say no, i want full ownership. garcia and dave. i'm always reminded of that old saying, don't go into business with family or friends and in many cases, from a lot of people, buying a property is a business transaction, not just a decision for you and your family . so maybe some people a little bit wary of that 75% in our poll so far say so. >> yeah, i think with the right family members you can do it. >> and i think it's a way of accumulating more properties. i actually like the idea. initially i would have said no, but you can think about ways you can do it properly, right? if you have the right people with you. right. >> this is not like an agreement to make at the 4th of july barbecue. this is something you have to have hashed out in paper, likely with a lawyer. so watch these numbers as they change is something to think about. we'll

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holding 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 general, criticized that attack and 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 that closed door meeting. israel is at odds with the united nations, and tomorrow the israeli legislature will hold a preliminary vote designed putting the united nations relief and works agency, a terrorist organization, to cut ties with that un group. well, 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. after 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 this incident. and this week, cease fire negotiations between israel and hamas are scheduled to resume. >> a woman from pinole is among the americans who'll be honored on the 80th anniversary of d-day next month. jeannie gibson is now 98 years old. she was among the many american women who worked as rosie the riveters during world war two. she put her nursing studies in minnesota on hold and took a welding job in the shipyards of seattle. she'll be among the dozens honored in france on june 6th to mark the day. in 1944, allied forces stormed the beaches of normandy. d-day led to the defeat of germany and the end of world war two. >> all right, guys, your time. 749. you remember the movie home alone? sure. well, you personally can now own the home alone house. >> that's a lot of house. >> that's a lot of house. pam cook is back in studio with details on that. >> and another record day for wall street and dollars and cents. >> yes. and on our question of

the day, you might have to share that house. >> i think we would have to go in. >> yeah. you're going to hear the price tag in a minute. meantime the nasdaq hit just crossed 17,000 for the first time this morning. it is getting some help once again from the bay area ai chip maker nvidia. as the opening bell rang this morning, nvidia stock gained another 4.5. it is up about 30% on the month, taking a live look at the markets. the nasdaq back above that again it's been flirting with that level. it is just crossed 17,000. again the s&p 500 up slightly this morning. the nasdaq is getting hit. some of the blue chip chip stocks are down today including procter and gamble merck and united health. and that is taking the dow as you can see down about a third of a percent. t-mobile is making a move that is expected to improve service in remote areas. this morning, t-mobile announced it has agreed to buy most of us cellular, which is based in chicago, so that deal is valued at close to four and a half dollars billion. it gives t-mobile most of us

cellular stores, wireless customers and other assets, t-mobile says us cellular customers will be able to keep their current plans or switch to a t-mobile plan. that deal is expected to close mid next year. openai announced it has created an oversight committee to evaluate the safety and security of artificial intelligence models. now, the formation of the senior executive team comes as chatgpt virtual assistant developers begin training its new model. company officials say they expect it will bring the next level of general ai capabilities, including software with human like intelligence and the ability to self teach. openai says the new oversight board will be responsible for recommending what they call critical safety and security decisions. and yes, if you have some money, you can now own the house featured in the holiday classic home alone. that house is in a chicago suburb. take a look. it is now listed on zillow

for $5.25 million. the house is big, 9000ft!s. it has five bedrooms, a kitchen with two large islands, basketball court and of course, a movie theater. there's a little look inside. the current owners bought that home for $1.5 million in 2012. they're now asking for nearly four times that amount. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. two men plan to take a submersible to the site where the titanic sank. they say they hope to show the deep sea exploration industry is safe following last year's oceangate titan disaster. the submersible imploded, killing all five people on board as it headed to the ruins of the titanic more than 12,000ft underwater. the adventurers are an ohio billionaire, along with the founder of a submarine company. they haven't set a launch date yet, but say they have designed a $20 million vessel for the voyage. wow >> all right. time is 752. right back to sal castaneda. sal, what's happening out there now? >> well, it's a typical commute on a tuesday. that seems like a

monday. i think that right now we still have that slow traffic that you can see on the westbound highway four commute on 680 and on 80. the good thing is we haven't had a lot of crashes reported there, but we definitely have had a lot of slow traffic. there's 24. yesterday we were showing you these pictures and there was not a lot going on. as you might imagine. today everyone seems to be back. bay braids is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. no problems right now on interstate 80, but you do see it is getting a just a little bit more crowded as you drive into downtown oakland. we've been looking at some of the other east bay commutes here, like 880. we've seen some slow traffic there, and then the south bay commute is now beginning to fill in on the approaches to that west valley. 753 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> i think you know it. >> so overcast for my friends. >> exactly. all right. cool pattern here even inland. i brought temps down a little bit under some of the forecast

projections. i've been doing this for a few weeks few months. so you get an idea of what you're doing. but daga bay 62, el granada 58. cold cold, half moon bay, el granada, pacifica, san francisco, capitola 66. that's at yountville, walnut creek and gilroy, 70. this has been an unseasonably cool pattern for the santa clara valley, no doubt about it. there's been a ton of fog there. that was there yesterday. it's again there today. so keeping those areas quite cool. you know darn well we're going to warm up sometime. but i don't see it anytime soon. too much low cloud deck in place. some drizzle has been observed out there. 50s on the temps. i mean they're even vacaville is only 59 and just an onshore breeze or roaring. delta wind has really been up early here west of 33mph. hang on baby, that'll that'll do it. and concord almost south to 30. that's a robust breeze there. truckee 45 south lake tahoe 4050 alturas. also mammoth, mount shasta, 52, and winnemucca 53. that system sweeps through

tomorrow. we'll see a little warm up. we'll get one quick pop on thursday, then back to cooler on friday. saturday is the way it looks here, so if you're inland it'll be sunny, but mainly 70s. if coastal bay may take a while to cool off. 50s 60s on those temps here. warmer. thursday with north wind especially out to the valley. we'll see if it makes it over here, but maybe eastern solano contra costa county still okay on friday then? cooler june gloom arrives on june 1st. >> thank you steve. coming up, tesla shareholders have an important and expensive decision to make. the vote next month on the pay package for elon musk and his compensation could set a world record. then, from the east bay to the worldwide stage, a bay area wrestler hoping to strike gold this summer in paris. what she's most excited about, other than the chance to compete agains some of th best

the boston celtics going back to the nba finals for the second time in three seasons. they completed a four game sweep last night at the indiana pacers, defeating them 105 to 102. the celtics will play the winner of the western conference finals between the dallas mavericks and the minnesota timberwolves. the mavericks lead the series three games to none, and could win a trip to the nba finals if they win tonight. well, a young woman from the east bay is headed to the olympics in paris this summer. her name is 20 year old amit alur of walnut creek. she's

a star wrestler in 2022. she became the youngest american man or woman to win a world championship in three different classes based on age and weight. and then she did it again last year. this young athlete looks forward to 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. >> brava! miss allure says her family is her biggest supporters. many of them will be in paris to watch her compete. it is 759. 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. now, it's too early to know who the performers will be for next year, but the jam packed music and food festival will once again take place over 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. >> san jose police make an arrest after an hours long standoff. paralyzed one neighborhood. what officers found inside a home that is now at the focus of their investigation, and elon musk hinting he may leave tesla if shareholders don't vote his way. what he wants approved, that would come with a massive expense from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at eight. as we take this live look at the oakland estuary. very

gray out there. a bit of may gray as we transition to june gloom as i heard steve mentioned just a little while ago. so that is in full effect. we'll see if we can get a little more sunshine later today. i'm allie rasmus. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it is tuesday, may 28th steve paulson. you have two east bay natives here who know full well we could be a lot hotter than we are right now. weather wise. >> boy, could we. and as long as ali is not in my kitchen rattling my pots and pans, saying it's too hot, i know the weather's fine. >> you know, i might say it's too cold. >> believe me, if you're in the city or on the coast, it's been freezing. all right. we do have a lot of low clouds. looks like it's starting to retreat a little bit, but the damage is done, so to speak, with a roaring wind out to the delta as well. weak system coming in to the north. there by the way, with with ali and gasia here. i'm the luckiest guy in the studio. >> you are too kind. we're the lucky ones, steve. >> thank you know. you all right? cooler. tuesday. sunny, breezy, a little cooler inland, though. but temperatures,

they'll rebound starting a little bit tomorrow. but today 5060s and 70s all right. sal's here. got busy at 801. he's going to tell you and me what the south bay steve is getting busier now. >> those people who get on the road a little later, that would be the silicon valley commute. 85 has a problem. northbound 85, just after guadalupe parkway. and if you can wait a little bit, you will see traffic that is a little bit slow in some of these areas. getting up to sunnyvale and cupertino. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that is backed up to the maze and the metering lights are on. no problems on the actual bridge or on any bay area bridges when it comes to crashes or reported stalled vehicles. 801 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. well, police have been at a san jose home for more than 12 hours, processing the scene where a woman was found dead after a standoff. ktvu james torres live in san jose, explaining what we've learned so far about the investigation. james ali, not too much is changing at the scene here. >> good morning to you. you see behind me the police cars are

still here. mobile command units still here, and this neighborhood still taped off, cars not able to pass through. and it's been that way for several hours overnight. and it continues to be that way this morning. we're about a block away from san jose high school. the neighborhood still shut down, police units still processing this scene, all starting at about 6:00 last night. that's when officers say they came to a house along north 20th street. they say a person inside barricaded themselves for a little more than about two hours. police eventually got the suspect to step outside without any trouble. but right after that, officers say they found a woman dead inside the house. they say they are now treating this as a homicide investigation and that that suspect is now under arrest. still plenty of questions left to be answered at this point here. we don't know the nature of how that woman who was found dead, how she died, we don't know what relationship that suspect and the victim may have, if any at all. we're still waiting to learn some of those details from the police department. we expect to hear some of those details a little

later this morning. of course, once we have those updates, we will bring them to you. for now, we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. james. in the east bay, another barricade situation in concord ended and a shelter in place order was lifted. police in concord first issued a shelter in place just after 730 last night. for people living around cowell road, between saint francis drive and ridge park drive near concord community park, there was a lot of police activity. residents were urged to stay inside just after 830 last night. concord police lifted the order and said one person was arrested. we're still working to get more information on what led to that shelter in place. >> new this morning, oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting and crash. officers responded to a call last night about gunfire near 98th and macarthur boulevard. this was around 11:00, a short distance away. they also found a crash scene at macarthur near durant street. there were two cars involved. both had crash damage. police also found one person dead. neighbors say they

woke up last night to the sound of that crash. >> smoke everywhere. you know, from the impact and people started showing up. not people that don't even live here were just showing up because it was so dark on loud. >> right now, officers are investigating this as a homicide. detectives are looking for a suspect and a possible motive. happening today, closing arguments are underway in the new york criminal trial of former president donald trump. >> defense attorneys began making their final statements about an hour ago. this follows a month of testimony from 22 witnesses in a 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. the case could be in the hands of the jury by 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. >> mr. trump has pleaded not guilty and says the trial is

politically motivated. later today, lawyers for david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, will argue that his looming trial in san francisco should be thrown out. the san francisco da filed several charges against depape for the attack on paul pelosi and will make opening statements tomorrow, most likely at a hearing today. a decision is expected on whether the state trial of depape can be considered double jeopardy, because he's already been convicted in federal court for the same crime. depape is set 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 proceedings, several powerful storms swept across the central and southern u.s. during the memorial day holiday weekend at least 22 people were reported dead in arkansas, kentucky, texas and oklahoma. >> the storms left behind a trail of destruction. homes, businesses and power lines were down. cell phone video captured a funnel cloud near a farm in north texas, where several

tornadoes reportedly touched down. >> we just ran 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. >> president biden sent condolences to the families of the victims and said fema is on the ground assessing the damage. he also said he's contacted governors of those states to see what federal support they might need. governor gavin newsom is challenging a new proposal that would make it more difficult for state and local lawmakers to raise taxes under the proposed taxpayer protection act. any city or state tax increase would require the support of two thirds of voters in order to be approved backers of the idea say they want to stop the government from overspending, but newsom argues the proposition keeps the government from providing important services. he's asked the state supreme court to kill the proposition before it ends up on the ballot. >> two thirds is a 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. >> the state supreme court has to rule on this in the next few weeks. otherwise, voters in november will have a chance to vote. >> happening today, state lawmakers will call for more funding to make train crossings safer on the peninsula. a caltrain stop in burlingame, at the corner of california and broadway, is considered one of the most dangerous train crossings in the state. lawmakers will hold a press conference here later this morning. they're requesting $100 million from state leaders to fund improvement projects that will make the crossing safer by creating grade separation crossings. ktvu amanda quintana will report live from this crossing in the next half hour. tesla shareholders have what could be a costly decision to make at the company's annual meeting on june 13th. they're considering whether ceo elon musk should receive a record $56 billion pay package. a delaware state judge in january struck down the compensation as improperly awarded. the pay package includes stocks was originally approved in 2018.

shareholders from wall street firms to individual investors will now vote on it. the compensation will note is 250 times greater than the median pay for ceos of comparable businesses. musk has threatened that he'll leave the company if he doesn't receive more shares and voting control of tesla. >> time now is 808, and we still have slow traffic out there this morning. on this tuesday, that seems like a monday for a lot. this is a look at the macarthur maze and bay bridge. you can see it's about a 25 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. nothing extraordinary about that. commute. 880 is a little bit slow. san mateo bridge pretty crowded, but these commutes are just trucking along here. southbound 880. there was an earlier accident or a crash there at maury. it's on the shoulder. northbound 85. they cleared that crash near the almaden expressway. this commute is already beginning to improve a little bit. as you head over to sunnyvale and cupertino, it's 809. let's go back to the desk.

thank you. >> sal. well, he starred at ucla and then took his talents to the pros. he later became a broadcaster and a big advocate of the pac 12 conference. the tributes pouring in this morning for basketball great bill walton. >> people at one east bay senior living facility were forced to evacuate due to unsanitary conditions. while the residents say they're fed up and what they plan to do about it tonight

city council meeting over the weekend. firefighters had to evacuate their senior living complex on carroll lane. they were ordered to leave because of a backed up sewage line. it caused authorities to red tag the building. more than 50 people living in that facility were then forced to move into nearby homes temporarily. yesterday, they were allowed to briefly return home 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 and clothes and but they've been very, very helpful letting us in. >> they now hope to return home permanently tonight or early tomorrow morning. for now, the building's owner is putting them

up at three local hotels free of charge. they're also getting free meals and a credit on next month's rent 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, waters, clothes. >> the people living in this senior living apartment complex say they are grateful for the show of support from the community, but they're still worried about the condition of their building. >> a couple in san jose is suing their landlord over what they call unsanitary living conditions. at their apartment. they say they've dealt with mold , roaches, animal feces, and no working stove since december of 2022, when they moved in, according to their lawyer, the landlord illegally altered the home to include a studio apartment, then threatened the couple with eviction for reporting various problems. 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 these 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 the proper permits. the landlord has been ordered to remove the apartment modifications or submit applications for proper permits. >> representatives of boxing legend mike tyson say he is doing great. after a medical scare on board a plane, tyson was flying from miami to los angeles on sunday when he felt nauseous and dizzy about half an hour before landing. his rep say tyson suffered an ulcer flare up . the flight crew asked for a doctor on board as a passenger to help. the plane landed and paramedics were on hand to treat him. this did delay other passengers from exiting the plane for about 25 minutes. well, there is sad news this morning about the death of a basketball legend. >> nba and college basketball star 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. walton was the 1978 nba mvp and won two nba championships, one with the portland trail blazers, another with the boston celtics. walton then went on to become a successful 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 walton, son luke was once an assistant coach with the golden state warriors, where his head coach, steve kerr, issued a statement on bill walton's death, saying 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. >> 816 is the time, and 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. 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. >> quinn has worked with celebrities like paris hilton and tyra banks, and she says she was recently approached to create costumes for musicals, which is a lifelong dream of hers. >> 817 let's get out the door here, people hoping to make it

to work and school by 830, right, sal? >> that's right. and right now, if you're getting on the road and hoping to do that, you should probably be close to where you're going because we have a couple of long commutes. we're going to start with the south bay. at least the crashes have cleared up, but we still have a lot of slowing heading up into the west valley. i also want to show you that the bay bridge, slight improvement, not much, but slight. we also do have some more slow traffic on interstate 880. this has been kind of a monday like commute. on a tuesday you can see the san mateo bridge. i can tell it's beginning to get a little bit better. and then we go back to the dumbarton bridge. that's pretty clear over to the peninsula. eight 718 spring steve back with today's weather. >> all right sal, thank you sir. a system coming in to the north is enhanced. our fog bank. what's new? it's been that way for most of may. here there's some holes in it already, but it made a pretty good surge this morning. and temperatures have struggled here for may on the climate normals for yesterday. these are the average highs for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose every one of the temperatures came in yesterday below santa rosa 77.

the city a brisk 58, livermore only 76 and san jose was 75. i don't expect too much change today. the city 5851 averages 6552. so below on both the record 97 1887 on the high side and 47 1893 on the low. today, if you're anywhere near the coast, it's 50s and 60s, bodega bay, el granada, capitola if you're inland, it's not bad. yountville, walnut creek and gilroy 70s. it has been a really cool pattern for the santa clara valley. morgan hill, san martin, gilroy, down to hollister. still pretty good. fog bank hanging out all the way up. as you can see to saint helena. starting to retreat a little bit to windsor on the coast as well. some breaks already to the east. looks like it's about ready to has burned off at livermore, but still rather solid as you can see there on the over oakland and back over to the city. but boy, i'll tell you, it's thick as thieves there on the san mateo coast, down to santa cruz and over towards the santa clara

valley again. look at that. that's a big surge there. so that's going to keep those temperatures on the cool side. 50s for most a couple of 60. vacaville, brentwood. but when travis has a west wind about 30 miles an hour, even vacaville will cool off a little bit today. and there's an onshore breeze or a wind for everyone. 22 coming down finally. but even travis fairfield had low clouds briefly there. they had gusts to 35 out of the west. earlier system goes through. so a cooler tuesday. sunny and breezy, a little cooler inland may take a while for some on the coast to burn off if it does at all. but 5060s by the water 70s inland tomorrow does look a little warmer if a north wind makes it in the valley and spreads a little bit over towards the east, we could get some upper 80s to near 90 on thursday. looks like it comes right back down into may into early june. gloom on saturday june 1st. >> all right. thank you steve. well soaring real estate prices forcing some people to split costs with others. >> this morning we're asking would you purchase a fraction of a home with friends or family. your options are. yes, homes are

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found that eating balanced, healthy meals can dramatically reduce depression and anxiety. a study found. healthy foods have a positive impact on the chemistry of the human brain. doctor mike cirigliano from the fox medical team says what's good for the body is good for the mind. >> if you can come up with a healthy way of getting protein and that means reductions in red meat, high 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. >> the same study reinforced that regular physical exercise has a number of mental health benefits as well. >> an alameda, the uss hornet, hosted its annual memorial day observance. people gathered on the world war two aircraft carrier to honor the lives of fallen soldiers. they also listened to stories of the men and women who gave their lives fighting for our country. the speakers included doctor michael baker, a marine veteran and surgeon who served for 30 years in the us military. the beacon on top of mount diablo is shining again in honor of memorial day. it was lit at 8:00 last night to honor u.s. military service members who have died in the line of duty. the tradition started in 1964, and that beacon is 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. >> 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 lit to honor pearl harbor day and veterans day. >> across the bay in san francisco, hundreds gathered for a ceremony at the national cemetery in the presidio. congresswoman nancy pelosi spoke at the event, said the country owes a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. service members. one of the attendees who serves in the army said some of his friends in the service died in afghanistan and iraq and said, for that and many other reasons, memorial day has 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 investigations and recover their

remains to bring back to the us, 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 of service members at the presidio. >> a real estate investor is planning to take a two person vessel two miles underwater. stay tuned to find out why he wants to explore the deep ocean. >> and this is a rare sight here in the bay area. we'll tell you where an endangered species of whale was just spotted off one local coastline, and a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. >> you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu.

laconia's most dangerous train crossings. and it's here in the bay area after a number of crashes in recent years. what's happening there today in an effort to make it safer for pedestrians, cars and train passengers, the mayor of a bay area city is mourning the unexpected death of his son. how he died, and how the community came together to honor and support his family. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. we're so glad you're here. >> good morning. i'm gasia

mikaelian, i'm allie rasmus today is tuesday, may 28th, and it is gray and chilly out there. >> steve paulson, let's check in with you for the forecast. when i was driving in, i had to have the windshield wipers on because it was so drizzly. >> i had a little bit myself there, and i think that's done. but yes, we had a little drizzle this morning. some breaks now starting to show up as the fog bank begins to retreat. nothing we haven't seen a million times here, but 50 is on the temps. i know livermore, palo alto, san jose. it's disappearing rapidly here, but it made a pretty good surge here this morning. see it to the north? still over all the way up napa valley. santa rosa, 101 on the marin coast, sonoma coast and big time sonoma coast, san mateo coast down to santa cruz. but you can see look at san jose, poof. just like that. it's starting to disappear. so it'll be with us, though for a little bit longer here, especially over by the coast as that system sweeps through, that helps enhance it. cooler tuesday though, big fog bank drizzle, chilly lows, breezy, sunny but breezy, and a little cooler inland temperatures 50 60s coast and bay 70s inland salas here. he's been east. he's been south.

this time he's going where? >> to the east bay. we're going to show you some slowing, steve. that's still there at about 830, although things are improving quite a bit southbound. 880 as you drive down from hayward to fremont, you'll see slow traffic and then you'll see slow traffic in the south bay. but things are beginning to get better. i see a little bit of loosening on the roads. for example, the bay bridge is beginning to get better and so is that san mateo bridge. earlier, the san mateo bridge had been very slow. now it's beginning to loosen up. 831 let's get back to the headlines happening today. >> lawmakers are asking for funding for a train crossing on the peninsula that's considered one of the most dangerous in the state. ktvu amanda quintana is at the train stop in san bruno with details all morning. >> we've been showing you the train crossing in burlingame, considered the most dangerous in the state. but i wanted to give you an idea of what it could look like. so this is in san bruno, where they made some changes here, and they made it safer by building an overpass so

cars don't have to go on the tracks. now, let's take a look at the crossing near the intersection of california and broadway in burlingame. lawmakers are saying it's one of three crossings that are considered high priority and need to be fixed. one of the issues that we've been seeing is that there are lights on either side of the crossing, so if there are more than two cars stuck at a red light, they often end up between those lights and could be on the tracks. lawmakers want the state budget to include more than $100 million to fund improvement projects, to make the crossings safer, by creating a grade separation crossings. the other two spots are in mountain view and palo alto. each of those projects would cost about $20 million each. this one in burlingame would cost $70 million. our crews have been out here multiple times to cover deadly crashes. video you're seeing it's from two crashes here in the last year. and a half. now, 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. lawmakers will be in burlingame this morning to host a press conference and call on the legislature. and governor newsom to include funding for these projects in the budget. they say these projects will address safety and congestion challenges, including a high number of crashes. they also say that because of the congestion there, first responders often take more time to get to somewhere where they're responding. so that is something that they also want to make safer as well. but we'll bring you more on that press conference at 930 in san bruno, amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news the two waymo cars reportedly caused a traffic jam just as fans were leaving the giants game at oracle park monday afternoon. >> a ktvu viewer shared this video with us. it shows two self-driving cars completely stopped in the middle of the embarcadero. they blocked cars

as giants fans flooded out of yesterday's game against the phillies. we reached out to waymo for an explanation about what happened here, but we have not yet heard back. >> now to a developing story. in the south bay, a san jose police made a disturbing discovery following an hours long standoff. it 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 a suspected shooter barricaded inside, and after hours of negotiations, that person surrendered and was arrested. once officers went inside, they found the body of a woman. it's not clear how long it had been there. the scene remained active for hours as detectives investigated a 25 year old campbell man is facing elder abuse charges following a violent and troubling incident in santa clara county earlier this month. investigators say nicholas hofstetter punched a man in the stomach on san tomas aquino road. they say he then stopped to pose for a photo taken by the man, who was punched in hopes of identifying his attacker. in this photo, hofstetter is seen wearing headphones and a blue

sweatshirt. authorities say the photo led to the arrest this past weekend. >> 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. >> it's great dude, right? 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 investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly crash. deputies say the pickup truck driver who was involved in the crash remained at the scene and is now cooperating with investigators. the alameda

county board of supervisors will debate whether to place the sheriff's office under civilian oversight. if it's approved, the oversight board would 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 is nearly 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 protect. >> did two points of contention are whether investigator would have to get the approval from the sheriff, and whether the commission would have its own legal counsel, the board of supervisors is scheduled to take up the issue on june 4th. >> a national watchdog group has upgraded the ratings of some north bay hospitals, while downgrading others. the leapfrog group ranks hospitals on how

well they prevent medical errors and accidents. it raised the grades of adventist health, ukiah valley, north bay medical center in fairfield and northbay vacavalley hospital. their grades went up from a b to an a, however, the grades of two other hospitals, kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b share of electric scooters have been disappearing quietly across the bay area for the past few years. some popular e-scooters are still available, but a number of companies have quietly closed operations without much of an explanation as to why. 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 transport struggle to fill. >> whether it's by scooter, by bike or on foot, you will need a light coat when you're heading out the door, right? >> steve paulson that's a cool one. no doubt some of that fog, though, is retreating a little bit, so that will allow some temps to bump up. but it was a

cold morning here for many here a lot of 40s in the fog rolled in and we had 50s. that system to the north is responsible for that, although the fog is retreating. but yesterday we had a little bit more sun and temperatures. those are the average for may 27th. they all came in below santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose, 77, 58, 76 and 75. especially the city. that's a big drop. normal 65 to check in at 58, 65, 52 is average. they're going 5851 today. the records both go way back 97 on the high side, 1887 and 47 the record low in 1893. bodega bay today, el granada and capitola. it's 5060 inland. it will be 70. yountville, walnut creek, gilroy, santa clara valley has been unseasonably cool, with a lot of low clouds and fog. and that's the same song and dance today. so santa rosa livermore, redwood city, san jose, going down a couple of degrees from yesterday's highs. we will bottom out today and start a little rebound tomorrow. but there's just a lot of fog. napa valley all the way up 101 corridor, marine coast, sonoma coast and now starting to burn

off towards the east bay. but still some out there, especially along the 880 corridor. and it is sold out. it's one of the parts of the city all the way along san mateo coast. least most of it santa cruz down to morgan hill and even hollister to gilroy. that's a lot of low clouds and fog 50s on the temps. unless you're well inland or in some of the higher elevations. and then you can be on the warm side. but that's a northwest wind on the coast and a westerly breeze coming through the golden gate, san pablo bay out to the delta, right through the strait as well. travis been up to 35 now, west at 22. concord at a south wind at about 30. about an hour ago. coming down a little bit. that system will swing through. so a cooler tuesday. sunny but breezy inland. big fog bank. i think the drizzle is probably about done for now, but 5060s by the coast and the bay and then 70s inland a few upper 70s. tomorrow will be a little warmer. warmest day does look thursday might get a few near 90. then it starts to come right back down into may, friday into the first day of june on saturday. >> all right. thank you steve israel facing growing international criticism for an airstrike that killed dozens of civilians in a gaza camp. how it

could affect the ongoing war in the region, and what israel's prime minister had to say about what happened

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there's one teenager in the group of five people who were shot there in the hospital recovering this morning. officers say the victims were 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 they think the victims knew each other, but their relationship to the suspected shooter is still unclear. >> 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 are criticizing the attack, including the un secretary general, who posted on social media, quote, there is no safe place in gaza. this horror must stop, end quote. 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 on whether to designate the united nations relief and works agency, a terrorist organization, and

sever ties with that un group. 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 are recovering from that attack. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says it was a tragic mistake. but he also says he has no plans to slow down his country's 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 the incident and this week, cease fire negotiations between israel and hamas are scheduled to resume. >> a woman from pinole is among the americans who'll be honored on the 80th anniversary of d-day. next month. jeanne gibson is now 98 years old. she was among the many american women who worked as rosie the riveters during world war two. she put her nursing studies in minnesota on hold, took a welding job in

the shipyards of seattle. she'll be among the dozens honored in france on june 6th to mark the day. in 1944, allied forces stormed the beaches of normandy. d-day led to the defeat of germany and the end of world war two. people lined up for one last meal at the lakeshore cafe in oakland, before it closed for the final time. the restaurant, just north of lake merritt, served breakfast and lunch, as well as weekend brunch for more than 20 years. on its last day yesterday, many longtime customers said the restaurant held a special place in their hearts. >> any time my family members come into town, we all be 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's. >> owners say that they struggled during the pandemic, but didn't say whether that was a factor in their decision to close. well, you may have to go

in with another family, but the house in that home alone movie series is up for sale. >> pam cook has the details on that. and another record day on wall street in today's dollars and cents. >> yeah, some nice green across the board. this morning the nasdaq crossed the 17,000 level for the first time this morning. it is getting some help once again from the bay area ai chip maker nvidia. as that opening bell rang this morning nvidia stock gained another 4.5. it's up about 30% for the month taking you live to the new york stock exchange. now the nasdaq is holding on to that 17,000 level. the s&p 500 is up a bit as well to 5309. the dow jones down a third of a percent, though dow is getting hit by a couple of big name health stocks. procter and gamble and united health are just a couple that are down. they're taking the dow down with it. t-mobile making a move that is expected to improve service in remote areas. this morning, t-mobile announced it has agreed to buy most of us cellular, which is based in chicago. the deal is

valued at close to four and a half dollars billion and gives t-mobile most of us cellular stores wireless customers and other assets, t-mobile says us cellular customers will be able to keep their current plans or switch to a t-mobile plan. that deal is expected to close mid next year. the iconic porsche 911 is getting a green makeover today. the automaker unveiled its newest line of nine over 11 cars, including the first hybrid, the 911 carrera gts can go from 0 to 60 miles an hour in less than three seconds. it's a fraction faster than the non-hybrid. the starting price $165,000. orders are already open. deliveries are expected toward the end of the year. company executives say. based on customer demand, porsche expects 80% of its global sales will be partially or fully electric by 2030. and yes, you can own if you have some money. the house featured in the holiday classic home alone. the house is in a chicago suburb. it is now listed

on zillow for $5.25 million. take a look. the house is 9000ft!s. it has five bedrooms,a kitchen with two large islands, a basketball court, and of course, a movie theater. the current owners bought that home for one and a half dollars million in 2012. they're now asking for nearly four times that price. quite, quite a return on investment. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you pam. >> two men plan to take a submersible to the site where the titanic sank. they say they hope to show the deep sea exploration industry is safe. following last year's ocean gate titan disaster for that, submersible imploded, killing all five people on board as it headed to the ruins of the titanic more than 12,000ft underwater. the adventures are in ohio billionaire along with the founder of a submarine company. they haven't set a launch date yet, but say they've designed a $20 million vessel for the voyage. >> time now is 849. let's check in with sal castaneda for a look

at the roadways. are things picking up or calming down? >> they are calming down a little bit. ali and i do want to see that traffic is going to be still a little bit slow as you drive to san francisco, you can see it is slow, although things are better. believe it or not, the backup isn't quite as long. this is a look for an interstate 880. you can see that traffic is okay and on the san mateo bridge things are improving quite a bit. now. i do want to mention that if you are driving on the peninsula, there's some slowing here and also some slowing on southbound 680 out of dublin into pleasanton. 849 let's bring steve back in with today's weather sound. >> thank you sir. after a rather large fog bank, it's starting to retreat now pretty rapidly, except on the coast where it's still hanging in there. and of course, maybe where you are as well, but starting to see it erode a little bit. onshore breeze, i'll say it was up to 30 35mph out towards fairfield and the delta. so 22 now concord was up to 30 miles an hour earlier. west wind napa west wind oakland

. that system will swing through and that will be our cooldown for today. so a cooler tuesday. sunny inland but breezy, a little cooler at 70 there. upper 70s coast and bay though 5060 is just too much gray there where it looks like you know there's been that kind of a may, no doubt about it, sunny on wednesday, warmer thursday. but then it comes right back down friday into saturday. saturday will say will transition from may to june gloom. you guys thank you. >> soaring housing prices have led many people to consider changes when it comes to home ownership. we'll get to that viewer poll in a second. but first, this is one of my favorite things to do on a saturday. a wednesday, a sunday morning, you name it. i will see you at the farmer's market coming up on the nine, we're talking with an expert about how to find the best deals and best of all, the best produce. when you're strolling through your neighborhood farmers market.

they held on to complete a four game sweep of the pacers with a 105 102 win in indiana last night. the celtics will play the winner of the western conference finals between the dallas mavericks and minnesota timberwolves. mavericks are up three zero in that series. could punch their ticket to the final round with a win tonight. to baseball. polarizing veteran umpire angel hernandez announced his retirement from major league baseball. 62 year old was often disliked by players, managers and fans for missed calls and quick ejections and some high profile situations. career spans more than three decades, starting with his first major league game in 1991. hernandez released a statement saying he decided to spend more time with his family. >> the san francisco giants will face the philadelphia 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. >> college athletes may soon be paid for buying their for playing for their schools. five major college conferences in 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 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. >> still not clear exactly how the money will be paid out. the

settlement terms still have to be approved by a judge. >> an 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, he 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. >> if you're heading to the american river for a summer holiday, remember that alcohol is banned on the 4th of july and labor day weekends. the span

dates back to 2014. it includes both open and closed containers for people on shore or in the water. the rule is enforced in the area between hazel and howe avenues and at sherman island. the goal, of course, is to keep people safe as they celebrate the long holiday weekend and. >> 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. >> park officials say that rivers may be extremely dangerous this year because the water is high, cold and fast moving. >> 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 jimmy paints, who says 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 are creating along santa clara volunteers will be out working from 9 to 7 each day. >> they expect to have the mural finished by friday. >> a big concert is planned for this saturday in san francisco civic center plaza. deejay skrillex got the attention of fans 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 too much new music. then yesterday posted a picture confirming the june 1st date for the event. sf mta website also confirmed the concert, listing several street closures in the area starting today through next 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 profile of the artist thomas kinkade. the movies are being shown at the roxy theater and online. the festival runs through june 9th. well, almost as soon as this year's bottlerock napa valley music and food festival ended, tickets were announced for next year. the three day general admission passes cost $426. we don't yet know who the entertainers will be for next year's event, but the music and food festival will once again take place over the long memorial day weekend, may 23rd to the 25th of next year. organizers say about 120,000 people attended this year's bottlerock. ticket information is at ktvu.com. >> a neighborhood in san jose on edge as police investigate the city's 15th homicide of the year. what we're learning this morning, as the body of a woman was found inside a home and a barricaded suspect is now in custody. >> then what's considered one of the most dangerous train crossings is located on