me. and they keep on putting force. putting force. force force on me. >> oh, man accuses a richmond police officer of racial discrimination and excessive use of force. the reason? he says he was wrongfully detained and more than 100 reports of tesla vehicles losing power steering with the federal government wants from the company by july from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is thursday may 30th wrapping up the week and the month. and that's a nice shot. it seems pretty clear you did good i wish i had some control over that. steve paulson at least has a look at what our day is like. >> pamela, do you have a job interview or something? you look fabulous this morning. oh thank you. >> don't tell the bosses. >> don't say anything. all right. thank you. you two 50s on

the temps here. it's going to be the warmest day of the week by far. if you thought yesterday was warm, today will be a little warmer. then we'll see. slight cool down tomorrow with a big cool down on saturday. but temperatures are on their way up and they're well above average 70s 80s to near 90 degrees. all right. sal is here. i can't think of anything except picking up cones unless he tells us differently. >> yeah, well, we do have mostly good traffic, steve, as we look at the maps here, i do want to mention that on state route 159 152 near crg nine, there is a crash. we're running that down for you. but that's in the coyote valley right now. the rest of the silicon valley looks good and the bay bridge toll plaza traffic also looks very good. so i think we're off to a pretty decent start here on an early thursday morning at 401. let's get back to the desk. okay, sal. >> thank you. a man from richmond has filed a claim against the city of richmond and its police department, saying he was injured when police used unnecessary force to arrest him.

ktvu bailey o'carroll has details. >> get out of the way. >> he's like a pit bull. he wouldn't stop. >> on may 5th, richmond police were in the area of mcdonald avenue and first street, where they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. that's where casey gus, a 44 year old from richmond, was filming the arrest when he says police confronted him. this is richmond police body camera video obtained and edited by gus attorney, john burris and then given to ktvu. the video depicts a chaotic scene and officers pinning gus to the ground before handcuffing him. according to gus, the use of force left him with head trauma, bruised ribs, and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me. it was like a fight, combat fight. i could feel my face literally cutting in the ground. >> police arrested gus for obstructing an officer. he was booked into jail and released after signing a promise to appear. but according to his attorney, the arrest wasn't justified. this is a person who was exercising his constitutional rights, one to be

on in the city, on here in the community, the right to free speech, to say what he wants to the police officer and to exercise his rights to film the police. >> he was not interfering in, in any way. >> gus's complaint filed by his attorney alleges violation of freedom of speech, assault and battery, false imprisonment and other civil rights violation. in a statement, richmond police said the incident is currently under investigation to ensure that all actions taken were consistent with department policies and procedures. we are committed to maintaining transparency throughout this process. our department takes all use of force incidents seriously, adding that the sergeant involved, alexander kane, has been temporarily reassigned to an administrative role where he will not have contact with the public. but gus's attorney said officers need to be held responsible for their actions. >> the reason why this case is so troubling is that this was a cop who was out of control, who in many ways is a throwback to an old period of time that i

thought we had resolved. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you bailey. eight students at a middle school in novato were arrested after a school fight went viral. the students, who are between 12 and 14 years old, are accused by police of a targeted attack on two students who ended up in the hospital. now we have cell phone video from sinaloa middle school of what parents say is the latest violent incident on campus. this happened friday, just after lunchtime. police say a female student was targeted by this planned attack by a group of students. a second student who tried to stop the fight was also attacked. the eight students who were arrested were booked into marin county juvenile hall on charges of conspiracy and felony assault. >> at our time now 404 new details from lake tahoe about the death of a bay area man who died in january in an avalanche at a tahoe ski resort, the san francisco chronicle reports that 66 year old kenneth kidd of point reyes was trapped and buried under the snow for as

long as 45 minutes before he died at palisades tahoe. the placer county sheriff's office at the time confirmed he died from suffocation, which is common for victims of deadly avalanches. >> we have an update now on scott peterson's bid for a new trial. 20 years after he was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child. peterson's new attorneys were seeking to have some of the original evidence retested for dna, but a san mateo county judge ruled against testing all but one item. that one item is a piece of duct tape found on his wife lacey's body. the judge rejected the defense request for dna testing on a mattress found in a burned out van. prosecutors argued the defense was relying on pure speculation and had no proof that the items they wanted tested were connected to the case. >> repeated lie after lie after lie after lie. so we're not saying, yeah, he's met this particular point because i don't

think you can believe what he says. >> in all of my years, i have never had to litigate a dna motion to this extent, because dna is just a no brainer. it's very concerning that they are so vehemently opposing dna testing in this case. >> peterson is expected back in court in july. >> time is now 406 today, another day of online classes at uc santa cruz after pro-palestinian protesters blocked the main entrance to the university. now, yesterday, the west entrance to the campus reopen after a blockade was removed, even though there were still rocks and boulders and fake blood around the area. university officials have safety concerns, but the protesters say they're focused on keeping the attention on the crisis in gaza. >> we're still located at the base of campus with our. but we decided to stop here as well. so say no more business as usual that this is a genocide and all eyes need to be on it now.

>> tomorrow, classes at uc santa cruz may once again be online if the campus protests continue. >> world central kitchen is pausing its aid efforts in rafah at its main kitchen, continuing israeli attacks forced many of its workers and volunteers to relocate to northern gaza. despite those challenges, 100,000 meals were still served to palestinians on monday. senator lindsey graham met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, pledging more us support. the international criminal court is seeking an arrest warrant for netanyahu and his defense minister. >> i promise you that we will do all we can, mr. prime minister, to hold the icc to account for this outrage against the people of israel. >> israel's national security adviser says the war in gaza will continue for another seven months. us leaders are urging the israeli military to exercise restraint and develop a plan for when the war is over. in the

absence of a plan for the day after, there won't be a day after. >> if not, we'll have chaos, lawlessness and a vacuum. >> the palestinian authority health minister is calling on the international community to increase pressure on israel to make way for more humanitarian aid. >> time is now 408. if you own an older nissan car, you're warned. stop driving them until certain repairs on defective airbags are made. that warning from the national highway traffic safety administration includes 2002 to 2006 nissan sentra's, 2002 to 2004 nissan pathfinders and 2002 to 2003 nissan infiniti qx4 that were not repaired in the initial recall back in 2020. the defective airbags can explode in a crash, possibly causing injuries or death. >> federal regulators are seeking records from tesla as part of an investigation into reports of power steering loss. now, the national highway traffic safety administration

has received more than 100 reports of loss of steering control on the 2023 model three and model y, regulators told tesla they want the company's records on the vehicle's steering components by july 24th. they're request includes the company's process for identifying problems and creating solutions for potential defects, as well. >> drivers on 19th avenue in san francisco, which is one of the city's busiest roads, should expect delays today because of pavement repairs. caltrans is closing two lanes of northbound 19th avenue between sloat boulevard and taraval street between 9:00 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon. the far right lane will stay open in. neighbors in that area say it's about time potholes are patched up on this road, which is owned by the state. >> a lot of the traffic noise is from cars going over a bumpy surfaces. >> it hits you a lot more on the motorcycle than would on car. a couple of weeks of discomfort

will drastically improve the pace of people coming through the area. now >> today's repairs follows a two year joint city and state project that was finished last year to replace aging utility equipment and improve traffic lights for pedestrian safety. caltrans will once again close this area for one day in june to finish the lanes striping. >> skies are clear. no fog at all. if there's any that forms, it won't last very long. so we're all set for sunny and warm day. a few locations inland will be near 90, maybe slightly above. if you're almost outside my forecast zone, little cooler coast in bay friday than much cooler on saturday as the system sweeps in a couple of warm days, i wouldn't really call it a stretch, but a couple of warm days and then it comes right back down. nothing new. we've seen that going all the way back to april. we do have have mainly clear skies. there might be a few high clouds, but they won't do much 60s for some already, 50s for most. so we are running about except for over the coast where there's some cooler temps.

point raised. bolinas 48 degrees. after that it's mainly 50 unless you're up towards upper lake. the 48 there, but the lows not that cool, but under clear skies. 30s up in the mountains 45. arcadia to 60. down in san diego. all set for warm to hot day. there's not much of a breeze right now. it is slightly northerly, but today will be the hottest day. cooler coast and bay. tomorrow still warm inland, so warm night. thursday. clear morning, cool to mild, sunny and warmer. maybe a little puff of a breeze. late, but 6070s 80s or low 90s. >> thank you steve. evan low just received a big endorsement and the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. the impact it could have on the election and jury deliberations due to begin for a second day in the criminal trial of former president trump. >> we'll tell you the parts of the case. the jury says it wants to h

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election still more than five months away. however south bay state assemblyman evan low announced he just picked up an important endorsement in his race to win a congressional seat against former san jose mayor sam liccardo. there, in a runoff election for the congressional seat of anna eshoo, who is retiring. >> everyone, i'm outside the california democratic party headquarters and just got the amazing news that i'm the sole endorsed candidate for the california democratic party, for congress. let's go. >> now, evan, low advance of the runoff after finishing second in a vote recount just ahead of santa clara county supervisor joe simitian, who was endorsed by anna eshoo. this 16th california congressional district seat area covers parts of san mateo and santa clara counties.

>> medical experts are expected to take the stand today in the state trial against david depape. in the first day of testimony, jurors heard from four san francisco police officers who responded to the october 22 break in at the home of congresswoman nancy pelosi. prosecutors say her husband, paul pelosi, was asleep when depape broke through a glass patio door and confronted him in the bedroom, demanding he see the congresswoman. the defense is expected to argue that depape suffers from mental illness, which caused him to act on an elaborate conspiracy fantasy. >> this is more like attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill, if at the worst it could be attempted voluntary manslaughter. if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with a level of malevolence. >> legal experts say the prosecution is moving quickly with the case. at this pace, the trial could wrap up next week.

>> our time now. 415. will the jury in new york for the criminal trial of donald trump will resume deliberations this morning at 630 our time, the jury has to go through a long list of criminal charges against donald trump. reporter rebecca castor is in new york city, right now and has details. good morning. rebecca >> good morning dave. so before the jury starts day two of their deliberations, they have several things that they want to go over again with the judge. >> these charges are rigged. >> former president donald trump maintaining his innocence as the jury in his criminal hush money trial, starts the second day of deliberations. >> how in the world is the jury retaining all of this information? >> on wednesday, the jury talked for nearly five hours. but before they can resume thursday, the 12 members asked to rehear testimony from two witnesses. former trump lawyer michael

cohen and former national enquirer publisher david pecker regarding a 2015 meeting at trump tower with the former president. >> pecker says he pledged to look for negative stories about donald trump so that they could be suppressed. prosecutors say that was the crux of the alleged hush money scheme. >> trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records to hide an alleged payment to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election. prosecutors say daniels was paid to keep quiet about an affair with trump, which he denies. and they claim trump violated a new york election law, which makes it illegal to quote, promote or prevent the election of any person to a public office by unlawful means. >> it'll be talked about in the history books. >> the jury is also asking to rehear judge juan gershon's instructions about how they're to go about reaching a verdict. >> i am glad, though, that they're being diligent. >> deliberations could take hours, days or even weeks. all

12 jurors must agree for the verdict to be accepted. dave, thank you. >> rebecca. it we'll talk to you later. >> federal funding and california's high speed rail project. now being questioned by lawmakers in december, president biden approved $3 billion for the long delayed rail system. now, congressman sam graves and senator ted cruz say they are concerned that the biden administration will continue to fund the project despite indications that there is, quote, no reasonable path forward for successful completion. now they're asking for documents detailing the decision to be released by june 12th. the state agency spokesperson says they're taking the concerns seriously and they're ready to respond to the department of transportation. >> our time is now 418. the biden administration announced the recipients of the epa's 2023 clean school bus program rebate competition, and some bay area school districts made the list. the epa selected about 3530 school districts around the

country. those school districts will divide almost $900 million in funding to replace older diesel fueled school busses. they'll replace them with more than 3400 clean school busses, 92% of them will be electric busses. well, 47 california schools will be getting funds for them right here in the bay area, including san mateo union high school district, the fruitvale elementary school, old adobe union in sonoma county, and alameda unified for 19 is the time. >> back over to steve paulson as it warming up or cooling down today. what do you think? i'm hoping it's cooling down. not yet pam. all right, dave, not yet. >> a warm few days. that's it. and then it'll start to cool down a little bit tomorrow. a lot on saturday, but today will peak it out. there's not much of a breeze. yesterday was definitely wind driven, but did bump the temps up a little. napa

to 88, danville to 88, redwood city up 2 to 85. in san jose from 82 to 85. but no doubt i think today is the warmest day. could be a few high clouds. well to the north. no biggie. only people in weather would probably notice them. 50s on most of the temps. although half moon bay said a little cool over here under clear skies, 4550s for north dublin 51 castro valley 51 panels at 50, but most locations are in the mid 50s last year out to pittsburgh and brentwood, where it's already in the 60s. 36 truckee, 38. south lake tahoe 44 up in alturas and also at mammoth and mount shasta at 47, all set for a warm, sunny day. temperatures. they'll start to rocket up pretty fast. there's no fog that i can see yet. today will be the hottest day. still warm inland friday, but i do think a little a little cooler. more of a sea breeze as we go into friday. coast and bay. so warm to hot today. it looks like temperatures 6070s 80s and inland upper 80s to a few near 90 degrees. >> all right steve, thank you. time now 420 trying to foreclose on gracelyn. what we're finding

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game was all tied at three, then rays outfielder jose siri made a great catch, leaping against the wall. wow. got that ball to keep the game tied in the bottom of the ninth that siri. then he drove home a runner on third with a walk off single to end the game. the a's lost 4 to 3. they've lost 17 of their last 23. >> all right, pam, speaking of the a's, officials in las vegas say the ballpark for the a's is due to open on time. but the 2028 season, the las vegas review journal reports financing is in place for construction. to begin, construction needed to begin in april to make sure that ballpark would be ready for 2028. however, the president of the las vegas convention and visitors authority says the timeline will be met as construction is expected to be completed in double shifts and on weekends. the review-journal reports. two key documents still have to be approved by the las vegas stadium authority board.

>> the stanford softball teams nazari kennedy was honored with the one of college football's most prestigious awards at a banquet in oklahoma city. she received the award of usa softball's collegiate player of the year. kennedy was honored ahead of the college world series, where the cardinal faces off against the number one team in the country, the texas longhorns. >> honestly, just so much credit to coach nyberg for just helping me, helping me grow and develop tigers has. >> kennedy becomes the second member of the stanford softball team to earn that award. ashley hansen won the award in 2011. >> all right, our time is 425. the oakland city council held a special session adopting a resolution recognizing two high school state championship teams. >> we are so excited. i see you over there, ladies. >> she's excited. both the oakland high school women's basketball team and the oakland

technical high school boys basketball team won the titles back in march. the city council honored student athletes last night for their work on and off the court. >> i want to commend you on just the stellar, athleticism that you have shown in your field. just the student athletes that you are with, everything that you've been contending with in school and academics. >> now, the oakland tech team had a conflict. they weren't able to be there, but the oakland high school wild cats were there to receive gifts from the golden state warriors and the valkyries. >> yeah. well done. all right. great. getting more people into shelters. one bay area county is reporting a spike in its homeless population, and excitement is building for hockey season already. >> the event due to happen next month, celebrating the sharks first round pick. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu

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i is. he came up really close to us. >> an assault suspect taken into custody after barricading himself inside a south bay home for several hours. people who live in the area say this is not their first run in with the suspect in a san francisco favorite has a spin off restaurant opening today. the reason the opening of this new restaurant was delayed. thank you for joining us, ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> this is mornings on two. >> yes, it is. thank you for joining us i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark thursday morning it's may 30th pam it's almost the end of the month but

it is friday friday eve. that's right. yes. and over there is steve paulson. he has your thursday forecast. >> i do indeed. and it's a warm one here. we're starting off clear skies 50s and after today we'll see a little cool down. tomorrow more so on saturday 50s on all the temps here and is clear again i can't find any fog so get ready for the warmest day. although the breeze is not as strong as it was yesterday. so we'll go upper 80s to near 90 and then 70s, coast and bay, maybe a few 80s as well. all right. sounds here at 430 to tell you and me. it's quiet out there. i hope. >> yeah it is quiet out there. it's nice for the most part, steve. we do see that traffic is moving. well, the bay bridge, there have been no major issues here. and if you're driving on interstate 880, it is also a nice looking drive right there in front of the coliseum. and we've also been looking at the san mateo bridge. that looks pretty good. one of the first signs of slow traffic is highway

four, but right now you're still doing well. people are definitely beginning to show up on this commute. heading over to concord. it's 430. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. we're now following some breaking news out of castro valley. there's a massive response at the lake chabot public market. ktvu james torres now live at the scene showing us what's happening right now. james pam, a massive response because there's a massive fire here. >> we're at the corner of lake chabot and quail avenue here in castro valley, right across the street from the castro valley community park, where you can see behind me just how much activity is going on here. several fire trucks, most of which seem to come from the alameda county fire department, which has a station just a block over from where we're standing here. and you can see what is happening at the lake chabot public market. if you've never been here. it's a large food court. it has about 6 or 7 different food vendors inside, open for lunch every morning here. something that a lot of

people here in the neighborhood love to go to. they frequent now , now under some massive flames and lots of water and pressure being just poured onto this building. we can still see flames at this point. we're talking to fire department, the firefighters out here right now to get an idea about how long they've been here. but as far as we know, it's been deemed a second alarm fire so far, possibly a third alarm to ring soon, which just gives you an idea of how much a response has been required to handle what has been going on here this morning. some flames here on the right hand side of the building. now again, this is a pretty busy intersection. it's not far from the freeway here in castro valley. an easy way to connect you to different parts of the east bay here. and this food court, i guess, is the best description for this food court alone is something that brings in a number of different people. in fact, i spoke to some neighbors who woke up early this morning, people who live nearby not even that close nearby. one guy says he lived about a mile away, had the windows open

because it was cool outside, he and his partner woke up because they started experiencing that really thick smoke that started creeping into their window. so they woke up at about 3:00 this morning. they noticed some alerts that this building had been on fire. they came to check it out and were heartbroken to see that it was, in fact, the lake chabot public market that was suffering all of this damage here, a lot of which you can't even see because of how thick this smoke is as a result of the water getting onto the fire and those neighbors tell me that this place is packed all the time for lunch, especially because people are so interested in getting, some of the meals and foods that these vendors inside the building will always have available to them. so we are still working with the fire department to get some of the more specific details in that, how long they've been here, how much longer they will be here. and of course, what started this fire in the first place. it's certainly unusual in size and unusual in scope, but once we have those details, we will bring them to you, pam and dave.

>> all right, james, thank you. we will check in with you throughout the morning. thank you for that update. don't forget, you can also catch the latest updates on that fire at lake chabot public market. any of our stories by downloading our fox local app. you can watch live reports on this story and other stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android. just search for that fox local app and select ktvu. an assault suspect was taken into custody after barricading himself inside a south bay home. the santa clara sheriff's office says the assault happened at 1:00 yesterday afternoon near the vta station at the children's discovery museum. soon after, the suspect barricaded himself in a nearby home on willis avenue. ktvu lamonica peters spoke with people in the area who say they're relieved to hear of his arrest. >> santa clara county sheriff's deputies say they responded to the call about 1:00 wednesday afternoon. >> a few passer bys had called

911 to report an active assault that was going on prior to our deputies arrival. the suspect did flee and our victim was still at the location, which our deputies did come in correspondence with, and he was transported to a local hospital, police say the suspect then barricaded himself in a home nearby. >> this couple says they live on the next block from where the suspect hid himself inside. >> so i went outside and they told us that, you know, somebody got stabbed and he had a rifle, so he might have went in our backyard. so they told us we had to evacuate. so that's when we came out and left the neighbors also say they've had run ins with the suspect before a couple of times. you know, he would come in our in our backyard, you know, like trespassing and everything, like trying to start problems. he came at my father in law with a knife before. so you know, it's like. and then by the time we got came outside, he was already running back to his house. >> raffy clemente says he owns the auto shop off willis avenue. >> we've seen him walking down here once in a while with the dog, but this is the first time

we see him really aggressive. >> train service had been suspended while police investigated, but we believe it was restored just a few hours later. police also did not confirm whether or not the victim was stabbed, and we don't know the extent of his injuries. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news thank you. >> lamonica san mateo county's homeless population has increased over the past two years. data from the one day homeless count conducted in january found more than 2100 people experiencing homelessness. that's an 18% increase from the same count conducted in 2022. now, the report is mandated every two years by the department of housing and urban development. officials say the data helps determine where to allocate resources. >> our time now for 36. a key committee of california lawmakers approved a measure to ban force outing policies at schools, and this was the first formal debate on this legislation. the bill would ban school district policies that require teachers and staff to

report students who identify as transgender to their parents. and yesterday, some parents, as well as lawmakers, spoke out during the two hour hearing, maybe 1955 is misnamed. >> it should be called school secrets act because that's what it is. if it passes, children will be adversely harmed. schools should not keep secrets about children's acute distress with their body force, outing policies that require exposing students without their consent harms everyone's parents, families and school staff, and importantly, those students. >> this bill now heads to the state senate health committee, a long awaited spinoff of a historic italian restaurant set to open today in san francisco. >> little original joe's from the owners of original joe's, is located on chestnut street, right there in the marina district. the new location will serve the same menu of pasta, pizza, and other casual italian american food. owners say the pandemic delayed the opening of

their latest restaurant. >> at our time now for 37, an identity thief may have orchestrated a recent plot to foreclose on the iconic mansion of elvis presley, according to reports. the self-proclaimed identity thief is taking responsibility for this scam. the goal was to steal graceland, the mansion, and then auction it off. the mansion was due to be auctioned, but due to claims by an investment company, a failed loan payments. however, elvis presley's granddaughter stopped the sale by suing the company for fraud. >> san jose sharks fans can get excited for a free event coming to sap center next month. the team shared photos of sharky the mascot, announcing open ticket sales for a free draft party on june 28th. fans can go online now to the sap center website to claim their free tickets. the event is to celebrate the team having the first pick in the draft. that is a first for the organization.

>> we will have a warm party today because that's what it's going to be warm to hot here. this will be the warmest day, no doubt about it. or hot if you think anything over 76 is hot, i understand that, but we will bump it up today. although there's not as much of a breeze. it is slightly northerly, but not for all. napa, danville, redwood city, san jose up we go. 88, 88, 85, 85. should start to ease up a little tomorrow. inland forecast is gone from the 70s 80s to go near 90 today. now not everyone will be there, but there will be. it will be close enough 88, 89, 90. and then i think tomorrow we'll start ease up on those temps a little bit. mostly sunny. there's absolutely no fog. so we'll start off clear at least so far. 50s on the temps a couple of 60s but mainly 50s or 40s over by the coast. pinole is now dipped to 49 and that its 50s 60s pittsburgh and also brentwood. berkeley at 50 and temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. higher elevations, though are warm. mount veeder 67 north at 18. yet the oakland

hills that's right above the claremont, that's 63 west at seven and boulder creek, santa cruz mountains also warm 68. they have a little north northwest at five 30s in the mountains. 7875 las vegas to also palm springs, 45 cool degrees in arcadia, 50 in monterey and 51 santa barbara. no fog in the coast cools off pretty fast. it looks good today. warm to hot on these temps, although i don't think we'll have that northerly breeze as much. we had yesterday, but still we'll go with today. the hottest day. still warm inland, but i think there will be a little cooler pattern for the coast and bay tomorrow, so a clear morning, cool to mild, sunny and warmer. won't take long. near 90 for some well inland that equals 6070s upper 80s to a few low 90s. >> thank you steve. five similar purse snatchings in the east bay. up next we hear how one person managed to scare away the suspects and a heartwarming update from pleasanton for a story we've been following for 25 years, you're going to catch up with this recent college grad who has beat the odds, living with genet

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the northern california accused of leading law enforcement on a dangerous pursuit that ended in a fiery crash. and they did it while live streaming the chase to social media. the sacramento county sheriff's office released these photos of how the chase ended on a freeway in downtown sacramento. the sheriff's office says armed gang members led detectives on a pursuit. both the gang members were 16 years old. we're also told one of the people in the car live streamed part of the chase on their instagram feed. sheriff's department says no one was hurt in that chase, and the two of those teenagers were arrested. >> a warning from berkeley police about a series of purse snatchings. now, several incidents were recorded by security cameras, and they have

striking similarities. take a look. this is last saturday that black lexus sedan pulled up to the victim's car at a gas station on university avenue. someone gets out of the passenger side of the lexus, opened the door to the victim's car, grabbed an item, and they took off the same thing happened on sunday at a chevron station on telegraph avenue. >> just mentioned that, you know, somebody stole the purse out of her car, and she had asked if we had cameras on the pumps. you know, i informed her that we did. >> these crimes really have the appearance of being crimes of opportunity, because there they are happening in some cases, like 20 minutes, one after the other. >> police say on tuesday, a black sedan approached a parked car with a woman inside at the berkeley bowl west supermarket parking lot. a person got out of the sedan, tried to punch and break the window of the victim's car, but the woman smartly honked her horn and scared off those robbers. we first brought you the story of a pleasanton child born with a rare genetic disease. 25 years ago. she was.

he was not expected to survive, but has beaten the odds over and over again and has refused to allow physical limitations to stop him. >> what a great story. ktvu is amber lee went to his high school graduation in 2017, and recently caught up with him as he graduated from college. she talked to him and his father about determination and the message they have for other families and people who live with disabilities. >> every step roman perkins takes has a purpose. it's a display of determination for this east bay native. >> i want people to see me as as someone who can accomplish anything. >> a path that roman has chosen. despite being born with hurler syndrome, a rare genetic disease, he's missing an important enzyme. experts say many children with this condition die before they turn ten years old. roman is 25. >> roman michael perkins he not

only beat the odds by surviving, he just reached a major milestone. >> roman graduated from chapman university in southern california with a bachelor's degree. he majored in psychology and minored in entrepreneurship. >> i knew i would get emotional when i saw him come across the stage. you always told us you could do it, and then he just proved it, and that's a big deal to achieve. >> we first met roman in 1999, when he was only ten months old. he had received a bone marrow transplant. roman's dad recalls the emotions he had 25 years ago. >> i didn't think he was going to make it. >> while the transplant saved roman's life, it was not a cure. he has problems seeing, hearing, talking and walking. >> i just faced it as a challenge because i have to find my own ways to do better and

overcome it. >> seven years ago, we were there when roman graduated from foothill high school in pleasanton. back then, he told me he had difficulty making friends, but his close relationship with his two brothers and his father filled that void. he also has a constant companion, his dog levi, coping with physical and learning disabilities may be daunting for many, but not roman . >> it would take him two, three, four times as long to do all of his assignments, but he would just sit there and he would just go through it. and then again, he would he would advocate for himself. >> roman has carried that determination throughout his quest to live life to the fullest. roman's dad gifted him a vehicle. he got a driver's license, but he stopped driving alone after he suffered a grand mal seizure. he hopes to resume driving regularly when it's safe. while attending college, he underwent surgery for a cornea transplant when his

eyesight deteriorated, it became such a challenge in class to see what my teachers are writing on the board, to take proper notes. roman got a job working as a barista during college, but that didn't come easy, he tells me. he was rejected repeatedly by several large retailers when he applied for jobs. he was eventually hired to work part time by chase coffee roasters in orange county, which specifically employs people with disabilities. >> i finally get to build social skills with interacting with the customers, and i get to learn at different ways of how others work as well, roman still has to undergo another cornea transplant, but it is usual fashion. >> he plans to start applying for internships that will eventually lead to a full time ext goal is to become financially independent. >> i can't explain it how how roman does it. i mean, it's just i'm sure he's going to find a

job somewhere, somehow, some way . >> roman gets his exercise by training in mixed martial arts three times a week. physical limitations do not stop him from snowboarding. or ziplining. he rises to meet every hurdle, sometimes with help. what are you most grateful for? >> i'm most grateful for my family to. their always being there like. like if i need need some sort of support there. i'm just reach out to them and they're right there. i'm always going to stumble upon upon a rough patch. he's everybody's purpose, including my own. >> i don't know. what do i do without him? >> you've never let anything stop you. >> no, no, no, the name roman means strength and power. >> he's given me strength when i

didn't have any. >> so he means everything. >> this is the story of roman conquering challenges every step of the way, and giving hope to others who walk the same path in pleasanton. amber lee ktvu, fox two news phenomenal story. >> amber. yeah, i love that we've been able to follow him through that path. and boy, with the support that he has. yeah, incredible. steve paulson yes. what's the weather going to be like today. >> warm to hot okay. hot for us. although it won't be crazy hot. we'll just bump it up. although we've had such a cool may that you get up upper 80s, near 90, you're like, oh my gosh, i forgot it feels like that. so we'll warm it up a little bit today and then start to ease up tomorrow. 50s on most of the temps, except near the coast where the cooler temps are. half moon bay is 45. i saw other 40s here. i was just writing this down point rays 47, bolinas is

49, san anselmo is 49, so there are a few woodside is 48. there's pillar point, montara beach, pacifica and half moon bay. they're all in the 40s. los altos hills, pretty warm there at 58. so there's some warm air aloft, no doubt. mount veeder, also oakland hills and boulder creek, but oakland hills now a little northwest. it's due north at mount veeder and due north in boulder creek, so it's still a northerly breeze for most 30s in the mountains. 50 to 60s in the valleys, 70s on the desert, sunshine. today it's clear and can't find any fog. so we had the quick warm up for a couple of days. and just like that, i think it will disappear by the time we get to probably even friday evening and into saturday. but today will be the hottest day. so warm to hot today. sunny and warmer, near 90 well inland. if you're in one of those categories and it'll be warm to hot but upper 80s, 90s, 60s, 70s, i think tomorrow coast and bay start to come down a little bit and everyone comes down as we go into saturday. looks nice. sunday, monday. >> that's good. thank you steve. two mountain lion sightings in one local city. we're going to hear from people who live in the area about their concerns. and a

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of two mountain lion sightings within a few miles of each other. now one of the sightings was caught on camera yesterday at 2 a.m. in milpitas friendly village mobile home park. take a look after the big cat roamed through the neighborhood, police say they tried to search for it. they could not find the cat. then about 4 a.m. there was a second sighting just two miles away on fair meadow way. as brief as both sightings were, they were enough to concern the neighbors. >> i've been in this community in the last 24 years, and, it's just really surprising, surprising to find out that there's a mountain lion on the

loose because there's a lot of kids out in this community. i think that maybe they come back looking for food or something. >> police recommend bringing small pets indoors. if you see a mountain lion, don't run. instead make yourself appear bigger. speak loudly and do not leave any food outside. meta says it found deceptive content on his facebook and instagram platforms that was likely generated by ai in its quarterly security report, meta states the content included comments praising israel's handling of the war in gaza. now, meta also says it appears a tel aviv based political marketing firm was responsible for that content. the report is the first to reveal the use of text based generative ai on meta's platforms. as artificial intelligence continues to become more prevalent in our everyday lives, governor newsom wants to ensure that california residents can benefit the. the governor attended a special ai summit in san francisco yesterday. it

brought politicians, ai researchers and industry leaders together for a discussion about the future of technology. governor newsom talked about harnessing the power of generative ai with regulatory guardrails. >> i don't want to cede this space to other states or other countries. so if we overregulate if we overindulge, if we chase a shiny object, you know, we could put ourselves in a perilous position. >> governor newsom also said there are about 20 different bills that have been proposed around ai technology. he's likely to play a critical gatekeeping role as bills move closer to his desk ahead of a september 30th deadline. a recently announced rave planned for this saturday outside san francisco city hall is already sold out. no surprise fans grabbed all the tickets almost immediately so that they can see skrillex and fred again. two electronic music artists, the

rave will be held in civic center plaza saturday night. some street closures in the area have already started, and according to social media, setup has already begun at civic center plaza. many fans who are not able to get a ticket have been saying that they plan to listen to the outdoor performance outside of the barriers, so it could be crowded outside. lands released its daily lineups for this year's festival in golden gate park. the killers and jungle, just a couple of the big names headlining friday night on saturday, taking the stage, tyler, the creator, the postal service and grace jones. and then on sunday, sturgill simpson and many others will close the three day festival. post malone is also slated for a, quote, special country set sunday night . six single day tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m. a music festival is returning to northern california for the first time in six years. reggae on the river coming to the first weekend of august along the eel

river in humboldt county. that event was founded back in 1984, but it was canceled in 2019 due to low sales. and then, of course, the pandemic arrived. the indie night film festival is coming to san francisco for the first time this weekend to celebrate independent film making. the festival will be held saturday at the amc kabuki theater eight near japantown. it's a chance to bridge the networking gap between smaller film makers and hollywood executives. now in its 12th season, the festival is usually held in los angeles, but the festival's founder, san francisco native dave brown, wanted to bring it home after the pandemic. >> a lot of talent in the bay area, so it's time for me to come back there, you know, shine some light on the city, give us the opportunity to show that there are talented people in san francisco. so this is a great thing. >> the there are also several documentaries on the festival lineup. the highlight san francisco's evolution and the

challenges it's faced in the past few years. actor morris chestnut is slated to host that event. well, thrive city, outside san francisco's chase center, announced its summer programing schedule for this year, featuring free events for the whole family from june to august. many events consist of movie nights, a pickleball tournament, pride comedy night, live music, and much more. thrive city has collaborated with kaiser permanente to host 200 free events made to the public since july of last year. guests are encouraged to rsvp ahead of the scheduled events for a detailed look at all of the events and upcoming dates, you can head to our website, ktvu.com and click on web links. well firefighters in castro valley still battling a huge fire at a public market. >> we'll bring you a live report from this scene to show you how that fire is affecting people who live nearby. >> say it was scary because they telling you to stop doing stuff and they not giving any type of

orders, you know what i mean? and they keep on putting force, putting force, force, force on me. >> man accuses a police officer in richmond of racial discrimination and excessive use of force. why? that man says he was wrongfully detained. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. and welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday may 30th friday eve it's friday eve it's almost june eve. >> you're right. >> and no june gloom yet. it's been pretty warm. >> it'll be back saturday for sure. yes. 50s on the temps. they're all really close here. santa rosa, san francisco and livermore 53. palo alto's 51. in san jose's 54. so already we're almost getting the sunrise here. boy, it happens fast. now and also we're getting towards the end of may and meteorological summer starts on saturday and it will be cooler. that's just the

way it works here. it'll be sunny today and warm to hot inland. it'll be warm 70s 80s on the temps to near 90 if you're far enough inland. all right. sal's here at 5:00 in the morning. my goodness, to tell us , what can the meteorological weekend start now, steve, a little too warm for you. is that . >> yeah, i just i just find it funny that meteorology is always ahead of the regular people, let's go out and take a look at a crash, shall we? that would be highway 152 at ferguson in gilroy, it's in a bad spot. and the traffic is going to be slow as you head toward highway 101 on 152, so please give yourself plenty of extra time in the area. if you are driving on 152, it's going to be slow from that cherry. stand there all the way up to the area. if you are driving on the 280 commute in san jose, it looks pretty good. triple a traffic camera shows

san mateo bridge looking good and likewise for the bay bridge. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you sal. we continue to follow the breaking news out of the east bay. a huge fire at a popular food court in castro valley has been burning for hours. james torres has been live on the scene now and has more details. james >> yeah. pam. a fire that's been burning for almost two hours at this point. or at least that's how long firefighters have been on the scene trying to get a handle and all. and it seems like they're making a good amount of progress in terms of actually just getting the flames out. we haven't seen flames now for quite a little bit, but when we first got here, we can certainly see them shooting out of this building. all of this happening at the lake chabot food court here, i should say public market. it is a food court that holds about 6 or 7 different food vendors here. you would get anything from ramen to korean barbecue to poke. there was a dessert shop in there as well. all vendors here. so most

of those locations, most of those vendors have their own location in different areas, but they were housed in here as well too. spoke to some neighbors who, were kind of talking to us about what this place means to them. they say they see it very busy all the time. they caught wind of what was going on here. one neighbor in particular, who lives about a mile away, said that he noticed that the fire was happening almost right away while he was asleep. >> we had our windows open. we smelled smoke, and then i looked outside and it was super hazy outside. so, i looked online and somebody had posted that, the market was on fire. so we came down to take a look and it was fully engulfed in flames when we when we first got here around 345. >> and that was the case for firefighters who the earliest reports i've been here since about 320 this morning. as we take you back live out here in castro valley at the lake chabot public market here, where you

see at least three different ladders hovering above the building, still shooting water from the inside. and from where we're standing, we can see at least two different vantage points where firefighters are shooting from the ground water inside that building. they had to break open some of those windows so they could shoot some of that water in, and all they did was get a ladder, smash them the window there, use the water to kind of break it up some more, and they continue to try to douse this building to get rid of those flames, get rid of those hot spots. you can actually still see a couple of those flames from the right side here. so those hot spots certainly working much faster than what the firefighters would like to see. now, we haven't had a chance to get an official update from the fire department here. it's probably way too soon to find out. and determine what exactly started this fire, but an absolute massive response from the fire department, not just in castro valley, but this place is actually just a block away from an alameda county fire department station. so a very quick response from them. third alarm fire here that is bringing in a whole ton of personnel.

once we have updates on what happened here specifically, of course, we'll let you know. we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james. thank you. time is now. 504a man from richmond filed a claim against the city of richmond and its police department, saying he was injured during an arrest back on may 5th. 44 year old kweisi gus says he was filming the police as they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. now you're looking at police body cam video obtained and edited by mr. gus and his lawyer that was given the ktvu. the video shows police confronting him, pinning him to the ground and then handcuffing him. according to gus, they used unnecessary force, leaving him with a head injury. bruised ribs and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me. it was like a fight, combat, fight. i could feel my face literally cutting in the ground.

>> the reason why this case is so troubling is that this was a cop who was out of control, who in many ways, is a throwback to an old period of time that i thought we had resolved. >> now, police arrested mr. gus for obstructing an officer. he was booked into jail and later released. but the claim filed by mr. gus alleges violations of freedom of speech, assault and battery, false imprisonment and other civil rights violation. richmond police told ktvu the sergeant involved has been temporarily reassigned to an administrative role where he won't have contact with the public. >> eight students at a middle school in nevada were arrested after a school fight went viral. the students, who are between 12 and 14 years old, are accused by police of a targeted attack on two students who ended up in the hospital. we have cell phone video from sinaloa middle school of what parents say is the latest violent incident on campus. this happened friday, just after lunchtime. police say a female student was targeted by

this planned attack by a group of students. a second student who tried to stop the fight was also attacked. the eight students who were arrested were booked into marin county juvenile hall on charges of conspiracy and felony assault. >> time is now 507. new details from lake tahoe about the death of a bay area man who died in january in an avalanche at a tahoe ski resort, the san francisco chronicle reports. 68 year old kenneth kidd of point reyes was trapped and buried under the snow for as long as 45 minutes before he died at palisades tahoe. the placer county sheriff's office at the time confirmed he died from suffocation, which is common for victims of deadly avalanches. >> we have an update now on scott peterson's bid for a new trial, 20 years after he was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child. peterson's new attorneys were seeking to have some of the original evidence retested for dna, but a san mateo county judge ruled against testing all

but one item. that one item is a piece of duct tape that was found on his wife lacey's body. the judge rejected the defense request for dna testing on a mattress found in a burned out van. prosecutors argued the defense was relying on pure speculation and had no proof that the items they wanted tested were connected to the case. >> a repeated lie after lie after lie after lie. so we're not saying, yeah, he's met this particular point because i don't think you can believe what he says. >> and all of my years, i have never had to litigate a dna motion to this extent, because dna is just a no brainer. it's very concerning that they are so vehemently opposing dna testing. >> in this case, peterson is expected back in court in july. >> our time is 508 today, another day of online classes at uc santa cruz after pro-palestinian protesters blocked the main entrance to the university. now yesterday, the west entrance to the campus

reopened after a blockade was removed, even though there were still rocks and boulders and fake blood around the area. university officials have safety concerns, but the protesters say they're focused on keeping the attention on the crisis in gaza. >> we're still located at the base of campus with our, but we've decided to stop here as well. so say no more business as usual. that this is a genocide and all eyes need to be on it now. >> tomorrow, classes at uc santa cruz may once again be online if the campus protests continue, the world central kitchen is pausing its efforts in rafah at its main kitchen, continuing israeli attacks force many of its workers and volunteers to relocate to northern gaza. >> despite those challenges, 100,000 meals were still served to palestinians on monday, senator lindsey graham met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, pledging more us support. the international criminal court is seeking an arrest warrant for netanyahu and

his defense minister. i promise you that we will do all we can, mr. prime minister, to hold the icc to account for this outrage against the people of israel. israel's national security adviser says the war in gaza will continue for another seven months. us leaders are urging the israeli military to exercise restraint and develop a plan for when the war is over, in the absence of a plan for the day after, there won't be a day after. >> if not, we'll have chaos, lawlessness and a vacuum. >> the palestinian authority health minister is calling on the international community to increase pressure on israel to make way for more humanitarian aid. >> warmest day of the week will be today. it will still be warm inland tomorrow, but i think a little cooler coast and bay. but today we're under clear skies all ready. so a warm few days. i mean, i wouldn't call it a stretch or anything. we only had a couple of days really because

it was cool earlier in the week. but today we'll top it out and then start a little downward climb there of 85 napa yesterday. danville, 85, redwood city 83, san jose 82 will bump it up today, 88, 85 and 85 of the forecast highs. clear skies, maybe a few high clouds north, mostly 50s, although it's much cooler over on the coast. there's a lot of 40s on the coast, including half moon bay 45, half moon bay golf course. pamela is 44. >> i love it there. >> there you go. see? so that's cool, boulder creek's also 44, felton, 48, santa cruz, aptos, soquel upper 40s, hollister 4651 popular morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. let's head down to the beautiful monterey peninsula. carmel is also 47 and pg. and pebble 50 low 50s, 51 up in reno, truckee's 32, south lake tahoe at 37. alturas 39, winnemucca and ely, also in the 30s. then we get sunshine. now there's not as much of a northerly breeze, so that really did help yesterday, but we'll still go with the hottest day

today. i do think temps ease up a little bit tomorrow. so warm to hot thursday. clear morning, sunny and warmer. near 90 for a few. well inland. most will push the upper 80s, 60s, 70s coast and bay and then 80s to near 90 degrees inland. tomorrow starts a slight cool down. a bigger one takes us into the weekend. >> thank you steve. >> evan low just received a big endorsement in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo . the impact it could have on the election and jury deliberations in new york, due to begin for a second day in the criminal trial of former president trump. >> we'll tell you the parts of the case that

expect delays today because of pavement repairs. caltrans is closing two lanes of northbound 19th avenue between sloat boulevard and taraval street between 9:00 this morning and three this afternoon. the far right lane will stay open. neighbors there say it's about time potholes are repaired out there. >> a lot of the traffic noise is from cars going over a bumpy surfaces. >> it hits you a lot more on a motorcycle than would on cars. >> a couple of weeks of discomfort will drastically improve the pace of people coming through the area. >> now today's repairs follows a

two year joint city and state project completed last year to replace aging utility equipment and improving traffic lights. and in june, caltrans will once again close the area for one day to finish lane striping. well, the november 5th general election is still more than five months away. however, south bay state assemblyman evan low just announced he picked up an important endorsement in his race to win a congressional seat against former san jose mayor sam liccardo there, in a runoff election for the congressional seat of anna eshoo, who is retired. >> thing everyone. i'm outside the california democratic party headquarters and just got the amazing news that i'm the sole endorsed candidate for the california democratic party for congress. >> let's go now, evan low advanced to the runoff after finishing second in a vote recount, just ahead of santa clara county supervisor joe simitian, who was endorsed by anna icu. this 16th california

congressional district covers parts of san mateo and santa clara counties. >> medical experts are expected to take the stand today in the state trial against david depape. in the first day of testimony, jurors heard from four san francisco police officers who responded to the october 2022 break in at the home of congresswoman nancy pelosi. prosecutors say her husband, paul pelosi, was asleep when depape broke through a glass patio door and confronted him in the bedroom, demanding to see the congresswoman. the defense is expected to argue that depape suffers from mental illness, which caused him to act on an elaborate conspiracy fantasy. >> this is more like attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill, if at the worst it could be attempted. voluntary manslaughter, if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with a level of malevolence.

>> legal experts say the prosecution is moving quickly with the case, and at this pace, the trial could wrap up next week. >> our time now 517 the jury in the new york criminal trial of donald trump resumes deliberations this morning. 630 our time, the jury has to go through the 34 charges against trump of falsifying business records to hide an alleged payment to adult movie star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election. so far, the jury asked to rehear testimony from two witnesses former trump lawyer michael cohen and former national enquirer publisher david pecker. it's about a 2015 meeting with donald trump. legal experts say that conversation is key to the case of the prosecution. >> he says he pledged to look for negative stories about donald trump so that they could be suppressed. prosecutor say that was the crux of the alleged hush money scheme. >> now the jury is made up of

seven men and five women to acquit or convict trump of any charge. the jury has to be unanimous. our time is now. 518 the biden administration announced the recipients of the epa's 2023 clean school bus program rebate competition, and some bay area school districts made the list. the epa has elected about 530 school districts around the country. those school districts will divide almost $900 million in funding to replace older, diesel fueled school busses. they'll replace them with more than 3400 clean school busses, 92% of them will be electric busses for 47. california schools will be getting funding for right here in the bay area, including san mateo union high school district, the fruitvale elementary school, old adobe union in sonoma county, and alameda unified.

>> all right, back over to steve paulson talking about one more warm day before one more. >> although it's a little cool on the coast here under clear skies. if they don't have fog, that temp drops pretty fast. half moon bay i've seen 44, 45, even 46 up at the bodega bay and upper 40s even down to santa cruz. yet inland it's mainly 50s and also 60s, bolinas 48 point ray's 47. another observation near bodega bay is 46, so, just they might have a little breeze at that one. san anselmo's 48 degrees. sonoma has dipped to 49, but mainly 50s on the temps here. 30s up in the mountains. also alturas 39, mammoth 39 winnemucca says hey, so are we in ely a cool 33 cold clear skies looks good today. i mean, some may have warmed up the warmest yesterday, but majority will be today i think. looks like it backs off a little bit tomorrow and then should be much cooler by saturday as the way it looks so warm to hot today, sunny and warmer. there's not as much of a breeze that's for sure, but 60s, 70s, 80s for most

upper 80s to near 90. tomorrow we'll start a little bit of a cooldown, a much bigger one as we go into the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you. our time is 520. trying to foreclose on graceland. what we're finding out about the self-proclaimed identity thief who tried to steal the former home of elvis presley and then sell it at an auction, and special recognition for two bay area high school basketball teams. you'll see how an east bay city is honoring ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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before they host the new york yankees. the giants wanted to complete a three game sweep of the philadelphia phillies at oracle park, but giants pitcher kyle harrison gave up 12 hits and four runs in four innings, including a home run on the fourth pitch of the game. the giants also struggled with the bats, too. they only had six hits, five singles and a double. giants lost to the phillies, who are the league leading team, the score 6 to 1 that snapped a six game winning streak at home. now the a's will play the final game of their three game series today in tampa bay. now taking you straight to the ninth inning of yesterday's game, the game was tied at three. then the rays outfielder jose siri did that. he made a tremendous catch, leaping against the wall to keep the game tied. and in the bottom

of the ninth, siri again, again driving home a runner on third with a walk off single to end the game. the a's lost 4 to 3. they've now lost 17 of their last 23 games. time is 524. the stanford softball team's najari kennedy was honored with one of college football's most prestigious awards at a banquet in oklahoma city. she received the award of usa softball's collegiate player of the year. she was honored ahead of the college world series, where the cardinal will play against the number one team in the country, the texas longhorns. >> it's honestly just so much credit to coach nyberg for just helping me, helping me grow and develop tigers. >> now kennedy becomes a second member of the stanford softball team that earned that award. ashley hansen won it in 2011. time is now 525. the oakland city council held a special session, adopting a resolution

recognizing two high school state championship teams. >> we are so excited. i see you over there, ladies. >> we are now both the oakland high school women's basketball team and the oakland technical high school boys basketball team won titles. >> back in march, city council honored student athletes last night for their work on and off the court. >> i want to commend you on just the stellar, athleticism that you have shown in your field. just the student athletes that you are with, everything that you've been contending with in school and academics. >> the oakland tech team had a conflict and they weren't able to attend. however, the oakland high school wildcats were there to get gifts from the golden state warriors and the valkyries. it is 526, an assault near a bay area children's museum, and the suspect then barricaded himself in a nearby home. the neighbors say that

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the home insurance market, plus. >> wow, he finally got caught. it's crazy. >> he wants a fight. he's. he came up really close to us. >> and. assault suspect taken into custody after barricading

himself inside a south bay home for several hours. we hear from people who live in the area who say they've had some scary encounters with the suspect. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark thursday morning may 30th outside the birds are chirping and it's a little cool outside steve a little cool. >> but we're all set for the warmest day of the week, that's for sure. but we'll start with speaking of cool, when there's no fog, the coast takes a little dip there a coastal chill, half moon bay, moss beach, bodega bay, dylan beach, bolinas, soquel, santa cruz and point reyes all between 44 and 49. most inland temps are in the 50s, so if you're on the coast, it's a little cool. it's more i know i see it, it'll be mostly sunny and warm to hot today. then came the last days of may and we will have some warm temps today. i do think tomorrow will be a slight cool down, but today

it's about 70 and 80 on those temps near 90 for a few. all right, sally's here at 530 in the morning. things usually pick up at this time. is that what we're seeing? >> yeah, we're seeing more people showing up there, steve. that's for sure. let's go right to the pictures. and you can see that traffic here at the triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge approach. still looking pretty good. highway 24 also looks good. and we've had we've had some slow traffic here on some of these freeways, but for the most part, we don't have a lot going on. as a matter of fact, you can see 680 and 880 still look good heading south. 531 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, we continue to follow that breaking news out of the east bay. a huge fire at a popular food court in castro valley. it was burning for hours. ktvu is james torres out on the scene, you've been monitoring the situation. it looks like it's a little calmer now this morning. james we just got an update here from firefighters as well.

>> they've told us that they've been here since about 2:00 this morning. someone had driven by here. they had called in that, that fire, letting them know just how bad it was. and when they got here, the building was fully engulfed in flames. you can see behind me now, now that we have a little bit of a closer look and a tiny bit of dead light, daylight, you can see through the windows of the lake chabot public market at the roof of this building. the ceiling just practice. gone at this point. fire. just shooting through that for hours before firefighters actually got onto the scene here. once they got here, they say they immediately aggressively tried to get a handle on that fire. good news is the fire is now contained at this point, but these firefighters still have plenty of work to do. they're still managing a number of hot spots. they have three ladder, engines here that are just still shooting some water from above, just to make sure that they continue to have a handle on it. we saw a number of these firefighters who were walking in and out of the building to, as they take a closer look at just how much damage was done here, the battalion chief that we

spoke to just a few minutes ago, he told us he grew up here in this area. he'd been coming to this public market for a while. he's been coming here since before he was even a public market. it used to be a supermarket, quite a few years ago. he actually knows the guy that owns this place. they haven't actually been able to connect with the owner just yet, so we're not sure if the owner even knows that this has happened, as of this morning. but that's something that these fire crews are actively trying to do to, connect with the owner, let them know the extent of this damage will also try to figure out themselves how this all started in the first place. of course, they've only been here for a couple of hours. they haven't had a chance to really look through everything within inside the building. so it may be a while until we learn what the cause of this fire was. in the meantime, traffic around the area is going to be a little tough. we're on the corner of quail avenue and lake chabot here in castro valley, a thoroughfare here through the area to get you to the freeway. if this is part of your normal commute, if you drive by the

lake chabot public market, you're not going to be able to do that today. certainly, look for alternatives and we'll keep an eye on this scene, let you know when the roads reopen, and we'll you know, when the fire department has more answers for us once they figure out some more information throughout their investigation for now, we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. james a suspect accused of assault was taken into custody custody after barricading himself inside a south bay home. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say they responded to the call yesterday afternoon in san jose. now, the assault happened near the vta children's discovery museum shortly after. the suspect then barricaded himself in a nearby home on willis avenue. residents in the area told us they're relieved to hear of his arrest a couple of times. >> you know, he would come in our you know, our backyard, you know, like trespassing and everything. like trying to start problems. he came at my father in law with a knife before. and

so, you know, it's like. and then by the time we came outside, he was already running back to his house. >> we seen him walking down here once in a while with the dog, but this is the first time we see him really aggressive. >> police have not confirmed ummed how the victim was hurt, nor the extent of his injuries. >> our time now. 535 consumer watchdog group say insurance will cost even more here in california under gavin and gavin newsom's new plan, the governor says the state needs to let insurance companies raise rates faster, otherwise more companies are going to leave the state. ktvu allie rasmus is right here in the studio with more details and what it means for the people of california. good morning alex. >> good morning dave. well, the governor's proposed changes apply to all types of insurance for homeowners, businesses and anyone who owns a car or a boat. he sent a bill to state lawmakers that would allow insurance companies to raise their rates more quickly and with less time for public review. now, we've been hearing for months now that insurance

companies plan on leaving california and leaving homeowners in the dark. many of them already have. state farm recently announced it would not be renewing more than 72,000 homeowners policies in the state. governor newsom argues that in order to get some of those insurance insurers back to california, the state needs to offer them some concessions. under his plan, state insurance officials would have just 60 days to review and approve a proposed rate hike from an insurance company right now, the process can take up to two years. the governor's office says the sped up timeline cuts out red tape and makes it easier for insurance companies to do business here. but consumer watchdog groups argue it will make it easier for insurance companies to increase rates, and it doesn't guarantee that they'll end up offering more homeowners policies that will make it harder for the public to protest and challenge improper rates and practices. >> people who want want our elected officials to do their job and need to contact their local legislators and say enough

is enough. >> more than 30 years ago, california voters passed proposition 103. it created the elected role of an insurance commissioner for the state, who has the authority to review and either approve or reject proposed rate hikes. the governor's office says that part of prop 103, and the amount by which those rates could go up will not change. but his bill does make other adjustments to prop 103, changes that consumer advocacy groups say will ultimately end up making insurance more expensive for everyone. pam, back to you. >> thank you. ali state lawmakers have reached a deal on a budget. leaders of both chambers say the agreement addresses the projected shortfall of about $75 billion over the next two years. they also say the plan leaves half the state's rainy day fund untouched in order to be used for future budget years. lawmakers have the next two weeks to finalize a deal with the governor. they have until june 15th to pass a state spending plan. >> our time now. 537 the interim

police chief in san leandro says she wants the job permanently. police chief angela abbott gave a virtual self-introduction and a statement of candidacy to the community. now, before interim police chief last month, chief abbott was the police chief in los altos, she says as san leandro police chief, she'll work to build the relationship between the police and the community. >> together, we can go far. far means fair, demonstrating fairness in all actions and decisions, accountable ability, holding myself and others accountable and lastly, respect. respecting all individuals. >> now, chief abbott has also worked at the hayward police department and has served as deputy chief of police for bart. her candidacy statement comes three months after police chief abdul pridgen left the job because of allegations of policy violations, joins a long awaited spinoff of an historic italian restaurant is set to open today

in san francisco. >> little original joe's, from the owners of the original joe's, is located on chestnut street, right there in the marina district. the new location will serve the same menu of pasta, pizza, and other casual italian american food. owners say the pandemic delayed the opening of their latest restaurant, our time now. >> 538 an identity thief may have been behind a recent plot to foreclose on the iconic famous mansion of elvis presley in tennessee, according to reports. a self-proclaimed identity thief is taking responsibility for that scam. the goal was to steal the graceland mansion and auction it off. the mansion was scheduled for auction due to claims by an investment company of failed loan payments. however, elvis presley's granddaughter blocked the sale by suing the company for fraud and. >> well, when no. no fog is out there, the coast takes a little dip on the temps. it's cool over there. much cooler than inland temps, that's for sure. half

moon bay golf links mos beach, bodega bay, dylan beach, bolinas, socal, santa cruz and point reyes all between 44 and 49 degrees. but everything is pointing towards today being a warm to hot day. this will be the warmest day by far. the breeze is kind of tailed off, but we'll still get upper 80s maybe to a few near 90. napa, danville, redwood city, san jose. up we go on steve's forecast highs 88, 88, 85 and 85. it looks good, except for maybe a few high clouds in the north that they won't amount to a hill of beans, 50s for most inland, although petaluma has dipped to 49. kelseyville is in there as well, but 50s, couple of 60s, but mainly 50s. and there's half moon bay airports 45. so big difference from the coast to inland, just usually a flip flop. panel was briefly 49. now they're 50. north dublin has checked in at 40. it's close for, castro valley at 50. and orinda says we're 49. so there are a couple of cool lows in their 30s up in the mountains. that's cold. 44 arcadia to monterey, 49 degrees. i did see

47 in carmel. looks good today for lots of sunshine, wall to wall. and as the high builds in it will start to see this giving us temperatures a little. top it out today. still warm inland friday, but i do think coast and bay will start to come down on those temps tomorrow. warm to hot thursday, sunny and warmer. there's really not much of a breeze 60, 70, 80 anywhere near the water. upper 80s to near 90 or slightly low 90s for a few here. a little cooler friday. much cooler. saturday looks nice sunday into monday. >> thank you steve five similar purse snatchings in the east bay. >> up next we hear how one person man ed to s re

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instagram feed. sheriff's office says no one was hurt in this chase, and the two teenagers were arrested. >> a warning from berkeley police about a series of purse snatching, several incidents were recorded by security cameras, and they have striking similarities. take a look. this is last saturday, a black lexus sedan pulled up to the victim's car at a gas station on university avenue. someone gets out of the passenger side of the lexus, opened a door to the victim's car, grabbed an item, and then they took off. the same thing happened on sunday at a chevron station on telegraph avenue. >> just mentioned that, you know, somebody stole the purse out of her car, and she had asked if we had cameras on the pumps. you know, i informed her that we did. >> these crimes really have the appearance of being crimes of opportunity, because there they are happening in some cases, like 20 minutes, one after the other. >> now, police say on tuesday, a black sedan approached a parked car with a woman inside in the

parking lot at berkeley bowl west. a person got out of that sedan and tried to break the window of the victim's car, but the woman smartly honked her horn and scared off the robbers. >> our time now. 545 health officials say thousands of people may have been exposed to measles after an infected traveler flew from munich, germany, to la and then to the yosemite area. the l.a. county department of public health confirmed the case on monday. that brings the number of documented measles cases in california so far this year to nine. the infected passenger had a five hour layover on sunday at lax, then continued flying to fresno, yosemite international airport. officials are advising anybody at either airport on may 19th. check yourself for potential exposure. hundreds of fiji water bottles sold through amazon are being recalled over high levels of a commonly found mineral and bacteria. >> now, the fda says the recall happened after a customer reports odd discoloration. the

recall includes more than 70,000 fiji products sold between february 1st and march 3rd. if you bought bottles between those dates, you can reach out to fiji water about a refund. >> time now 546. some researchers suggest delaying that first cup of coffee until at least 30 to 60 minutes after you wake up. it could be a better start to your day. now, according to this report, researchers found it normally takes about 20 to 30 minutes for coffee drinkers to start actually feeling the effects of caffeine. drinking coffee can help your body fight a chemical that's associated with drowsiness that accumulates during the day. researchers say caffeine affects everybody differently, and you're advised to have your last cup of coffee at least six hours before you go to bed to get a good night's sleep. >> well, tomorrow is world no tobacco day. the annual campaign is designed to remind people about the dangers of using tobacco. the world health

organization accuses the tobacco industry of targeting young people in a new report called hooking the next generation. the research reveals roughly 37 million teens between the ages of 13 and 15 use tobacco products worldwide. medical professionals blame the availability of tempting flavors for the increase in younger people's use of tobacco products . >> bubblegum, you know, vanilla ice cream, cookies all aimed for children. they paying ads and product placements with streaming services, and they have partnerships with food delivery services so that you can get your e-cigarettes through the app right at your door. we are calling on governments to ban all these flavors. >> the cdc says tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of cancer and cancer deaths. >> wow. >> all right. pam, time is now 548. let's check in with sal. everybody behaving for you on the roads? >> yeah, for the most part. you know, we don't have a lot going

on. we like it to be nice and boring. however there is already a backup approaching the bay bridge. let's go to the triple a traffic camera. it's not a big backup, but it is going to be, you know, one of those things where, it's going to be backed up for about maybe a ten minute delay. no major issues there. traffic is moving. well when you're on highway 24 in lafayette, it looks pretty good. there have been no problems here in the south bay commute on the main freeways. 549 let's talk about today's weather. and here's steve. >> sal. yes, sir. there's no way i'm waiting a half hour to drink my shade. grown handpicked organic coffee in the morning. >> you know, i am not waiting a half hour. i'm sorry. >> two minutes. okay thank you sir. all right. now, five minutes max. exactly coastal chill and there's no fog. right down we go. half moon bay golf links, 44 moss beach. you never mentioned moss beach. i just did 45 bodega bay, dillon beach, bolinas, soquel, santa cruz, and point reyes, all in the 40s,

which are much cooler than inland temps, some of these bouncing between about 44 or 49 for the last hour or so. i don't think they'll last much longer. warm few days. i don't want to call it a stretch, because 2 or 3 days is really not a stretch. it wasn't 5 to 7. that's a stretch. but a few days we'll start to cool down a little bit tomorrow. napa 85, danville 85, redwood city 83, san jose 82. yesterday today 88, 88, 85 and 85. sfo has a little puff of a west wind at nine in travis has a west southwest at about ten. i you know i need to see more of the northerly breeze to really but i'll buy into it for today. it does look like this will be the warmest day inland temps, a lot of 50s and brentwood 60, but a lot of 50s. there's half moon bay airport at 45, woodside's 48, atherton 49. but look at there's half moon bay golf links, 44, pillar point, montara beach and pacifica. all the 40s except for a few 40s. most are on in the 50s on the peninsula. 32 truckee south lake tahoe 3744 arcadia 60. down in san diego.

sunshine and warm temps today, and as this high builds in, this will be the warmest day by far. i think tomorrow we'll start to see a little, little, little dip in those temps. coast in bay. it'll still be warm inland, but i think today is the hottest day. clear morning, cool for some sunny and warmer, near 90 for a few, well inland, but mainly 6070 or upper 80s. i would expect slightly cooler temps friday and a big cool down into the weekend. >> without a doubt, the most elevated latino facing festival in the world in napa county, a history making moment. >> the first ever latin music festival with a grammy award winning lineup coming up next at 6:00. how bottlerock is paving the way for a multicultural experience and a rave concert inside san francisco's civic center plaza this weekend. >> why you want to be aware of the preparations? if you plan to

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lion sightings within a couple of miles of each other. one of those sightings was caught on camera yesterday at friendly village mobile home park. now, after the mountain lion roamed through the neighborhood, police

tried to search for it, but they couldn't find it. then, around 4 a.m, there was a second sighting just two miles away on fair meadow way and as brief as those sightings were, it was enough to concern the people in the area. >> i've been in this community in the last 24 years and, it's just really surprising, surprising to find out that there's a mountain lion on the loose because there's a lot of kids out in this community. i think they maybe they come back looking for food or something. >> now, the experts recommend bring your small pets indoors and don't leave any food, including pet food, outdoors. >> meta says it found deceptive content on its facebook and instagram platforms that was likely generated by ai in its quarterly security report. meta states the content included comments praising israel's handling of the war in gaza. meta also says it appears a tel aviv based political marketing firm was responsible for the content. the report is the first

to reveal the use of text based generative ai on meta's platforms. >> time now 555 is. artificial intelligence continues to be more popular and prevalent in our lives. governor newsom wants to make sure that california residents can benefit from it. the governor attended a special ai summit yesterday in san francisco. it brought together politicians, ai researchers and industry leaders for a discussion about the future of ai. governor newsom talked about harnessing the power of generative ai with regulatory guardrails. >> i don't want to cede this space to other states or other countries. so if we overreach late, if we overindulge, a shiny object, you know, we could put ourselves in a perilous position. >> the governor also said about 20 different bills have been proposed about ai technology. he's likely to pay play a key

part in gatekeeping, as those bills get closer to his desk for signing ahead of a september 30th deadline. >> recently announced rave planned for this saturday outside san francisco city hall is already sold out. fans grabbed all the tickets almost immediately so that they can see skrillex and fred again. two electronic music artists. the rave will be held at civic center plaza saturday night. some street closures in the area have already started and according to social media, setup has already begun at civic center plaza. many fans who were not able to get a ticket have been saying that they plan to listen to the outdoor performance outside the barriers, so it will be crowded. >> yeah, i bet it will be. time is 557. the outside lands festival released its daily lineups for this year's festival in golden gate park. the killers and jungle. yes, just a couple of the big names that are headlining friday night on saturday. taking the stage. tyler the creator, the postal service and grace jones. jones.

yeah. and on sunday, sturgill simpson and many others will close out the three day festival post malone, which pam cook loves, is also due for a special country set sunday night. by the way, single day tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m. and a music festival is coming back to northern california for the first time in six years. reggae on the river coming to the first weekend of august along the eel river in humboldt county, it was founded back in 1984, but it was canceled in 2019 because of low ticket sales and then the pandemic hit the indie night film festival is coming to san francisco for the first time this weekend to celebrate independent filmmaking. >> the festival will be held saturday at the amc kabuki theater eight near japantown. it's a chance to bridge the networking gap between smaller film makers and hollywood executives. now in its 12th season, the festival is usually

held in los angeles, but the festival's founder, san francisco native dave brown, wanted to bring it home after the pandemic. >> like a lot of talent in the bay area, so it's time for me to come back there, you know, shine some light on the city, give us the opportunity to show that there are talented people in san francisco. so this is a great thing. >> the festival also features several documentaries that highlight san francisco's evolution and the challenges the city has faced in the past few years. movie star maurice chestnut is slated to host the event. >> well, there was a huge fire this morning in castro valley just a couple of hours ago. it was a major firefight out there. they're tracking any hot spots at a popular food court that went up in flames. james torres is out there. he'll bring us a live report with how this is affecting the people who live and work nearby. plus, it's getting dangerous. >> we have to be careful. you have to watch your back. >> gas stations in berkeley.

it's. it's a place that's seeing a lot of. look at your screen activity by thieves. new video to show you. showing the same car used in a series of purse snatchings from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook thursday may 30th. and here comes the sun comes the sun steve paulson has a look at it. looks like it looks like it's getting warmer out there steve that'd be a good song title. >> pam don't you think? yes i do, i do. it's all right. >> i'll work on that. >> all right. 40 on the coast yet? 50s here, there is a little puff of a west wind at sfo and also out to travis. so if that holds, maybe it won't get as high as we think. but it's going to be a warm day, no doubt about it. temperatures already in the 50s, and it won't take long to warm up, except for a few high clouds to the north. we're all set. and then came the last days

of may. and today will be warm. clear morning. no fog. 40s over by the coast, 50s elsewhere. warm to hot, maybe a late breeze will kick in here. but we're going for 70s and 80s. upper 80s on the temps. all right. sal's here at 6:00 in the morning. what do you know? >> you know, i'm looking here and right now traffic is moving along very, very well. steve, in the south bay commute, this commute is not exactly burning for you, but i would get out there very soon, before it gets really slow. this is a look at the bay bridge. well, that commute is getting a little bit slower here as you drive over to san francisco. however on the bridge, it looks good. and you can see from our air traffic camera, that traffic is going to be okay so far. 601 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. we continue to follow some developing news in the east bay. an hours long fire burning at a popular food

court now under control. but now firefighters are telling us the lake chabot public market is destroyed. >> ktvu james torres is there in castro valley. you just talked with the authorities. so what are they saying? >> well, they're telling us this is practically a total loss at this point date. and david, pam, good morning to you. here you can see the lake chabot public market just behind me where the smoke is still coming just from outside the building through the windows, the broken windows that they needed to break in order to get some of the water in there. you can see just how much of the roof is gone, how much of it is burned down. you can only imagine what is left inside, and it's all just completely charred. at this point, we're not seeing any more flames from the scene, but we can certainly see that destruction. we'll show you what the fire looked like earlier this morning. crews got here around 2 a.m. after someone called in the emergency, though firefighters aren't sure how long the building had been burning before they arrived, and they tried fighting the fire from inside. but notice the roof started to give. so out of

safety they pulled out and started spraying water from above. we spoke to a battalion chief. he gave us an update earlier this morning. he says this scene hits close to home. >> the owners, you know, childhood friend of mine, we grew up together, you know, went to high school together. so it's a pinnacle in the community, it's really sad to see this happen. we tried the best we could. we were in there for about an hour on the interior working, and the roof started to give way. and we had to pull out . >> we talked to some people who live nearby, some of them in their robes and pajamas, who either caught wind of the smoke or just heard about the fire, wanted to come check it out and see for themselves what was going on. several of them told us that this is a place to go. after a long hike in the east bay hills. it's a food court full of different vendors, full of options like robin barbecue. there's even a dessert shop inside as well. now, firefighters still haven't actually reached the owner of this building yet. that's one of the goals that they're trying to accomplish this morning as they continue to investigate this

fire. and they say it will be a long time until we know exactly what caused whatever happened here. of course, once we have more updated information, we'll pass along those details to you. we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james. thank you. time is now 604. a man from richmond filed a claim against the city of richmond and its police department, saying he was injured during an arrest back on may 5th, 44 year-old kweisi gus says he was filming the police as they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase. now you're looking at police body cam video obtained and edited by mr. gus and his lawyer that was given to ktvu. the video shows police confronting him, pinning him to the ground and then handcuffing him. according to gus, they used unnecessary force, leaving him with a head injury, bruised ribs and back pain. >> he wasn't giving me any orders when he was pushing me.

it was like a fight, combat, fight. i could feel my face literally cutting in the ground. the reason why this case is so troubling is that this was a cop who was out of control, who in many ways is a throwback to an old period of time that i thought we had resolved. >> now, the police arrested mr. gus for obstructing an officer. he was booked into jail and later released. the claim filed by mr. gus alleges violations of freedom of speech, assault and battery, false imprisonment and other civil rights violations. richmond police told ktvu the sergeant involved has been temporarily reassigned, assigned to an administrative role where he won't have contact with the public. >> we have an update now on scott peterson's bid for a new trial, 20 years after he was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child. peterson's new attorneys were seeking to have some of the original evidence retested for dna, but a san mateo county judge ruled against testing all but one item. that one item is a piece of duct tape found on his

wife lacey's body. the judge rejected the defense request for dna testing on a mattress found in a burned out van. prosecutors argued the defense was relying on pure speculation and had no proof that the items they wanted tested were connected to the case. >> repeated lie after lie after lie after lie. so we're not saying, yeah, he's met this particular point because i don't think you can believe what he says. >> and all of my years i have never had to litigate a dna motion to this extent, because dna is just a no brainer. it's very concerning that they are so vehemently opposing dna testing in this case. >> peterson is expected back in court in july. >> our time is now 6068 students at a middle school in novato were arrested after a school fight that went viral. the students, who were between 12 and 14 years old, are accused of by police of a targeted attack on two students who ended up in

the hospital. that we do have cell phone video from sinaloa middle school. what the parents say is the latest violent incident on the campus. it happened friday, just after lunchtime. police say a female student was targeted by this planned attack by a group of students. a second student who tried to stop the fight was also attacked. the eight students who were arrested were booked into marin county juvenile hall on charges of conspiracy and felony assault. >> governor gavin newsom has unveiled a new plan to keep insurance companies in california. the governor's proposal would speed up the approval of home insurance rate hikes. newsom says this will help lure some insurers back to the state. but consumer watchdog groups argue the move will cost homeowners billions in the next half hour. allie rasmus will join us in studio with the details on the plan and its potential impact on californians. >> our time is now. 607 the city of oakley is changing some of its policies on cultivating

cannabis. growers may see tougher penalties for cultivating an excessive amount of the marijuana plants. now, under the new rules, growers can be fined even more for each cannabis plant over a six plant limit that's allowed by the state. this only applies to plants grown in unlicensed commercial grows. the new rules also clarify how property owners can pass the responsibility to their tenants, who may be running illegal grows. leaders in oakland are planning to replace the city's gas cars and trucks with electric vehicles. >> most of the police patrol vehicles, fire engines and city employee sedans are failing when graded for their environmental impact and age. city managers say the total cost of electrifying police patrol cars and their charging infrastructure alone would cost about $75 million. the city plans to research available options when they're ready to buy new vehicles, but there is currently no timeline or budget for replacing the city's fleet.

>> time is now 608. you drivers on 19th avenue in san francisco, which is one of the busiest roads in the city, expect delays today because of pavement repairs going on. caltrans is closing two lanes of northbound 19th avenue between sloat boulevard and taraval street between 9:00 this morning and three this afternoon. the far right lane will stay open. the neighbors out there say it's about time. those potholes are being fixed. >> a lot of the traffic noise is from cars going over bumpy surfaces. >> it hits you a lot more on a motorcycle than would on a car. >> a couple of weeks of discomfort will drastically improve the pace of people coming through the area. >> now. the repairs. today follows a two year joint city and state project that was finished last year to replace aging utility equipment and also improved traffic lights. caltrans will once again close this same area for one day in june to finish the lane striping

. >> time now is 609. i remember growing up in san francisco. me and my friend tony dunn figured out that if you drive on 19th avenue at 33 miles an hour, you will make all the lights. you're welcome. let's go out and take a look at highway 24, triple a traffic camera. if you are driving through the tunnel, it looks pretty good all the way to oakland. no major problems. bay bridge toll plaza backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on san mateo bridge traffic is looking pretty good and no major issues on the peninsula, so we're starting off well on this drive here on the peninsula and also in the east bay. of course, things will probably change in the next hour. we'll be here to let you know. 610 let's go back to the desk. >> dozens of protesters showed up at chevron's headquarters in san ramon. the reason they're asking drivers to boycott the company and police in san francisco.

>> tell us where they'll be installing their first surveillance cameras. the reason they picked locations on mission street

it out. we're on our way out of here on alaska airlines up to seattle first. not bad. 63 up there. if you're heading to los angeles. a lot of fog. man, that may gray down there has been front and center. and if you're off to honolulu, it's going to

be warm to hot 86 degrees traveling. there's my flight right there. we're we get there in record time, there's you can see pacific northwest. not much. and it's the middle of the country where some activity is. and it's darn hot for some, especially down into areas in the deep south, phoenix and las vegas. >> okay, steve. thank you. time is 613. the jury in the new york criminal trial of donald trump will resume deliberations in less than a half hour from now, at 630, our time now, the jury has to go through the 34 charges against trump of falsifying business records to hide an alleged payment to adult movie star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election. so far, the jury has asked to rehear testimony from two witnesses former trump attorney michael cohen and the former publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker, about a 2015 meeting with donald trump. legal experts say that conversation is key to the prosecution's case.

>> he says he pledged to look for negative stories about donald trump so that they could be suppressed. prosecutors say that was the crux of the alleged hush money scheme. >> now, the jury is made up of seven men and five women in order to acquit or convict donald trump, the jury has to be unanimous. >> medical experts are expected to take the stand today in the state trial against david depape. in the first day of testimony, jurors heard from four san francisco police officers who responded to the october 2022 break in at the home of congresswoman nancy pelosi. prosecutors say her husband, paul pelosi, was asleep when depape broke through a glass patio door and confronted him in the bedroom, demanding to see the congresswoman. the defense is expected to argue that to perhaps suffers from mental illness, which caused him to act on an elaborate conspiracy fantasy. legal experts say the prosecution is moving quickly with the case, and the trial could wrap up next week. a warning from berkeley

police about a series of purse snatchings. >> yes, several of these incidents were actually captured on security cameras. >> ktvu is andre senior back here with more details on these crimes. a definite and important warning for people. >> important warning. scary indeed. yes. well, berkeley police say in each case, these criminals strike quickly and leave within seconds. or just a few minutes. and so far there are no reports of any injuries. but they're very frightening. police tell ktvu there have been at least five similar purse snatchings at local gas stations in berkeley within the past week, all during daylight hours. surveillance video shows a black lexus sedan pulling up to the victim's car at a shell gas station on university avenue last saturday morning. someone gets out of the passenger side of that lexus, opens the door to the victim's car and takes off with an item. the same thing happened the next day at a chevron station on telegraph avenue. >> she just mentioned that, you know, somebody stole the purse out of her car, and she had

asked if we had cameras on the pumps. you know, i informed her that we did these crimes really have the appearance of being crimes of opportunity because rouz there. >> they are happening in some cases, like 20 minutes, one after the other. >> and it's not just happening at gas stations either. police say on tuesday, a black sedan approached a parked car with a woman inside at the berkeley bowl west supermarket parking lot. a person got out of that sedan and tried to punch and break the victim's window, but the woman smartly honked her horn, scaring off the robbers. >> it's good to know, and i'll think about it the next time i park and look around more. that's a concern in broad daylight in a in a heavily trafficked place, berkeley police say they have some leads they're investigating now, but it's too soon to tell if these crimes are all connected. >> now, investigators say in each case, there were two people wearing black masks, their masks in a black sedan. everyone advised to check your surroundings at all times and to make sure your car doors are

locked at all times. david. >> okay, andre. thank you. time now. 617 san francisco's mission district may be the first area where the city will install its public safety camera system. the police department wants to install cameras at high crime areas. 19th and mission, as well as 24th in mission. these cameras are part of the extra police surveillance and proposition e that was approved by voters in march. the cameras will be installed at fixed locations. they'll record the streets, the sidewalks or common areas of public housing complexes. that video will be kept for 30 days unless it's part of a continuing investigation mission. there will be public meetings before the cameras are set up, and evaluation will be given to the board of supervisors every year. it is 618 today, another day of online classes at uc santa cruz after pro-palestinian protesters blocked the main entrance to the university. now, yesterday, the

west entrance to the campus reopened after a blockade was removed, even though there were still rocks and boulders and fake blood around the area. university officials have safety concerns, but the protesters say they're focused on keeping the attention on the crisis in gaza. now. tomorrow, classes at uc santa cruz may once again be online. if the campus protests continue. >> dozens of protesters blocked the entrance to chevron's east bay headquarters yesterday. they . there were nearly 50 people there to disrupt the company's annual shareholder meeting. they're there to protest the company's involvement in the war in gaza. protesters are demanding chevron completely withdraw from their holdings in and around israeli occupied palestinian territories. >> boron is a major stakeholder in the unfolding violence we are seeing in palestine, and we are here to demand an end to the

complicity of this corporation in that genocide, blood for royal blood for profit is not something we can accept in the area. >> protesters argue chevron supplies israel with electricity and power that enables attacks in gaza. a chevron spokesperson says the company respects the rights of people to express their views peacefully and lawfully. >> clear skies over by the coast. it's on the cool side. no fog there. teeny teeny bit down towards monterey. that's all i can find. but inland temps will bump up, although there's really no breeze at all. even vacaville is saying calm wind. and travis has a south southwest. only about eight, sfo west at six, so there's not the northerly breeze we had yesterday, but we'll still go with upper 80s, mid 80s to upper 80s for inland temps. i don't, i think i messed up here. yeah, i think i did. you'll just have to trust me here to load something else. temperatures, 40s and 50s. look at half moon

bay now. 43. that's cool. a lot of 50s elsewhere. 60 out in brentwood, but vacaville 57. yesterday they had a north breeze. santa cruz, socal, aptos, watsonville, pebble and carmel are all in the 40s. pg is close at 51. no fog, cool temps, 30s, up in the mountains 37. alturas. mammoth was 39. now 42. today is warm. i think we had more of a northerly breeze yesterday. unless you're in the valley locally there's not, but we'll still say the hottest days today. it'll still be warm inland tomorrow, but i think cooler coast in. but it doesn't take much this time of year to cool it down, especially in this kind of a pattern. warm to hot temperatures, 60s, 70s, 80s to a few low 90s. >> thank you steve. an old landfill beneath a park in berkeley is now under a microscope. what research has found that is forcing testing of the soil and groundwater at the site, and a growing number of brown pelicans turned up in california's reservoirs. and even at san francisco's oracle park. we'll tell you why. wildlife researchers say the birds are having a hard time finding food

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oil and groundwater from an old landfill. now the order comes from a recent discovery by the regional water board. they think more of the that more than 11 tons of industrial waste may have been deposited at the former berkeley landfill that is

now cesar chavez park between 1960 and 1971. city leaders say the required testing is precautionary and all regulatory requirements have been met. testing is expected to be complete over the next several months. today, the international bird rescue will release the first group of rehabilitated brown pelicans into the wild. the pelicans were among hundreds found starving since mid-april. scientists say the birds are having difficulty finding food because they can't reach it. the fish are either too deep or too far offshore. that's causing the birds to be anemic, dehydrated and often injured because hungry pelicans take extra risks to reach the food. some bay area school districts are getting money to replace school busses with more environmentally friendly ones. the biden administration announced the recipients of the epa's 2023 clean school bus competition, 530 school districts around the country were selected. those districts will split nearly $900 million in funds to replace older, diesel fueled school

busses, 92% of which will be electric. now, 47 california schools will receive the funds, including four right here in the bay area. san mateo union high school district, fruitvale elementary school, old adobe union in sonoma county, and alameda unified. well, the giants have a day off before hosting the new york yankees. they were looking to complete a three game sweep against the philadelphia phillies at oracle park, but pitcher kyle harrison gave up 12 hits and four runs in four innings, including a home run on the fourth pitch of the game. the giants also struggled at the plate. they had only six hits, five singles and a double. the giants lost to the league leading phillies 6 to 1, snapping a six game win streak at home. the a's will play the final game of their three game series in tampa bay today, taking you straight to the ninth inning of yesterday's game. pretty exciting. the game was all tied at three, then rays outfielder jose siri made a great catch. look at this.

leaping against the wall kept the game tied. in the bottom of the ninth, it's siri again. he drove home a runner on third with a walk off single to end the game. the a's lost 4 to 3. they've lost 17 of their last 23 games. scary scene a mountain lion caught on camera walking through a bay area yard. we're going to hear from people who live nearby about their concerns, and we're keeping an eye on that. developing news out of castro valley this morning, a popular eating spot now destroyed. we have a reporter on scene talking with firefighters, and we'll have an update

terrifying moments in the south bay, where an assault suspect barricaded himself in a family's home. neighbors tell us it's not their first run in with that suspect and a new insurance plan released by governor newsom is raising eyebrows. what he's proposing and how this could affect you if you own a home, a business or a car. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. unfortunately the dow set to drop almost 400 points thanks in part to salesforce a bay area company.

we'll talk about that coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning son two. >> and good morning i'm dave clark thursday morning, may 30th. you see what it looks like behind you now that's a little foggy out there to see a little fog rolling in. >> it's hayes hayes says. oh, hayes sounds much different than fog. it's not fog. >> okay, i mean, there's a teeny bit down towards monterey, but, 50s on the temps. although the coast is quite cool, half moon bay has dropped to 43, so temperatures no breeze whatsoever. yesterday had a little more of a northerly breeze. so temperatures i know i'll go with the party line today. then came the last days of may and it will be warm today, for many are hot. if you think anything over 75 is hot, and i know some of you are out there, maybe a late breeze here, but 70s tough call in the city. i think 68 to 72 should cover it. but upper 80s if you're well enough inland. all right. well, if you've been stuck in traffic the last couple of days, you might be saying, take me away. here's the man to help you, guide you through those highways

and byways. >> well, we're trying to get you away from your home in the valley or your home in the city. steve, perhaps you're heading out to the commute. triple a traffic camera, as you can see, the macarthur maze is moving along pretty well. no problems coming around the corner to the bay bridge. there's already a little bit of a backup here, traffic is moving along. okay. on the san mateo bridge. so if you are driving almost anywhere, you're seeing things, get a little bit more crowded. time is the essence. get out there. all right, 632. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal. developing news in the east bay. we've been following this all morning long. now we hear a popular food court has been destroyed. >> ktvu is james torres is there in castro valley. you've been talking with firefighters. so what do you know now? >> well, pam and dave, i wish i could say at this point we haven't seen any more flames here on the building at the lake

chabot public market, but that just doesn't seem to be the case just yet. we see a couple little hot spots reignite every couple of minutes here, and that's why some of these ladders above us are still spraying tons of water on top of the building. now, there were three trucks here at one point. they've reduced it down and broken down the scene at just one of those trucks this morning. so they are trying to get a little more comfortable with the handle that they have on the situation here, but certainly still plenty of work left to be done. now we are still seeing some of the destruction that is left behind. you can see just how much of the roof has been gutted out of here, and all the debris that is outside of the building, but we'll show you what the fire looked like earlier this morning. crews got here around 2 a.m. after someone called in the emergencies. the firefighters say they aren't really sure how long the building had been burning before they arrived. they tried fighting the fire from the inside, but then they noticed the roof started to give. so out of safety, they pulled out and started spraying water from above. we spoke to a

battalion chief earlier this morning. he tells us the scene hits close to home. >> the owners, you know, childhood friend of mine, we grew up together, you know, went to high school together. so it's a pinnacle in the community, it's really sad to see this happen. we tried the best we could. we were in there for about an hour on the interior working, and the roof started to give way. and we had to pull out. >> we had our windows open, we smelt smoke. and then i looked outside and it was super hazy outside. so, i looked online and somebody had posted that, the market was on fire. so we came down to take a look and it was fully engulfed in flames when we when we first got here around 345. >> yeah. we're hearing from people who live nearby as well. this is a place they say they go to after a long hike in the east bay hills. it's a food court full of different vendors offering ramen, barbecue, a dessert shop as well, about 6 or 7 different places with inside that building. the firefighters still haven't reached the owner of the building just yet. this

morning, they say they're still trying to work to connect with them, and they say it will be a long time until we find out exactly what started this fire, not just because of the massive scope of the building, but, you know, of course, they have plenty of work to do and cleaning it up before they can figure out the source. but once we have those updated details, we will bring it to you. we're live this morning in castro valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you for the update. many homeowners in california are struggling to get insurance coverage now that many insurance companies have limited policies or stopped doing business in california, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to bring those insurers back to california. but consumer advocacy groups say it's not a good deal for homeowners. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now with both sides for and against that plan. >> well, we've been hearing for months now that insurance companies are fleeing california, leaving homeowners in the dark. state farm recently announced it would argues that n order to lure some of those companies back to california,

the state needs to offer some concessions and make changes to the way insurance rate hikes are approved. now, the governor wants lawmakers to approve his plan that would allow insurance companies to raise their rates more quickly. state insurance officials would have just 60 days to review and approve a proposed rate hike from an insurance company. right now that process can take up to two years, the governor says. that sped up timeline cuts out red tape and makes it easier for insurance companies to do business here. but consumer watchdog groups argue it removes important oversight. they warn this change will ultimately make it easier for insurance companies to make their services more expensive, costing californians billions of dollars over time. while the proposal does nothing to guarantee those companies will actually offer more coverage or more policies, that will make it harder for the public to protest and challenge improper rates and practices. >> people who want want our elected officials to do their job and need to contact their

local legislators and say enough is enough. >> more than 30 years ago, california voters passed proposition 103. it set limits on the amount that insurance rates could go up. the governor's office says his plan doesn't change that part of prop 103, but it does shorten the time the state has to study the impact of proposed rate hikes for insurance companies and evaluate whether or not they're fair or really needed. consumer groups say that is the problem with this proposal. the governor wants state lawmakers to add his insurance plan to the overall state budget bill. the state budget must be approved by june 15th. back to you. >> all right, ali, thank you. time is now 6.37. a suspect in san jose accused of assault was arrested after barricading himself in the south bay home yesterday afternoon. santa clara county sheriff's deputies rushed to the call near the vta's children's discovery museum station. shortly afterwards, the suspect barricaded himself in a nearby home on willis avenue. residents in that area said

they're relieved to hear he's been arrested a couple of times. >> you know, he would come in our in our backyard, you know, like trespassing and everything, like trying to start problems. he came at my father in law with a knife before. so, you know, it's like. and then by the time we came outside, he was already running back to his house. we seen him walking down here once in a while with the dog. >> but this is the first time we see him really aggressive. >> at this point. police haven't confirmed how pam, the victim was injured or the extent of his injuries. >> milpitas neighbors are on the lookout after hearing reports of two mountain lion sightings within a few miles of each other . now, one of those sightings was caught on camera yesterday at 2 a.m. in milpitas friendly village, mobile home park, after the big cat roamed through the neighborhood, police say they tried searching for it, but they could not find it. then, at about 4 a.m, there was a second sighting just two miles away on

fair meadow way. as brief as both sightings were, they were enough to concern the neighbors. >> i've been in this community in the last 24 years, and, it's just really surprising surprises to find out that there's a mountain lion on the loose, because there's a lot of kids out in this community. i think that maybe they come back looking for food or something. >> police recommend bringing small pets indoors, make sure you don't have any food outside and including any pet food. >> yikes. >> that was scary. >> very scary how he jumps over that fence. or he or she jumps over that fence just easily, very easily. problem. >> all right. sal is here. he'll hopefully help you get to where you need to go very easily. how's the commute look now? >> dave and pam, it looks all right, although it's getting a little bit more crowded out there, and that's for sure, especially as we get closer to 7:00. our triple a traffic camera showing us the macarthur maze. not a problem there, but you will see some slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza.

again, that's not unusual as people are beginning to show up for these commutes. the san mateo bridge traffic is moving okay as you drive through. there have been no major problems this morning. as you drive down onto the dumbarton bridge, the traffic is moving along okay on the peninsula. no major issues on the bayshore freeway as you drive on the commute heading south. and if you're driving on highway four, the traffic is slow from antioch or just west of antioch through all of pittsburgh and bay point, heading out toward the concord area. now, at 640, steve, take me away into the forecast. >> i will indeed thank you. so. all right, maybe not too bad inland, but on the coast, it's cool. half moon bay golf links pamela, 43. >> you know what? that's a cold tee off. >> that's a cold tee off. that is right. moss beach, bodega bay, dylan beach, bolinas,

soquel, santa cruz and point reyes are all in the 40s, which are cooler than many inland locations. see, i dig deep to get to the bottom so we can stay on top there. there you go. napa, danville, redwood city, san jose bumping up the highs even though the northerly breeze is really kind of tailed off. 72 in the city today. 53 i draw your attention to the record high 101. like the freeway in 2001, it was hot on this date in 2001 and 47. back in 1899. 40s, 50s and 60s on your temps and temperatures to the north, there's bodega bay is 46, point reyes 47. still some 40s. novato is in there. fairfax, san anselmo and sonoma all checking in with some 40s as well. so not that warm to start off with, but look for highs today to bump up. this will be the hottest day. still warm tomorrow, but temps will start to ease off so sunny and warmer today for near 90. well well inland otherwise i would expect temperatures to be 60 7080 for most with a few low 90s.

>> without a doubt, the most elevated latino facing festival in the world. >> and it's right here in the bay area. a history making moment in napa county. the first ever latin music festival with a line up of grammy award winners. we'll tell you how bottlerock is paving the way for a multicolored experience

deal on the budget. leaders of both chambers say the agreement addresses the projected shortfall of about $75 billion over the next two years. they also say the plan also leaves half the state's rainy day fund untouched, in order to be used for future budget years. lawmakers have the next two weeks to finalize a deal with the governor. they have until june 15th to pass a state spending plan. in san francisco, the city broke ground on two new affordable housing complexes south of market. the projects will be built at the temporary site of the transbay terminal. they will serve senior citizens, low income families and formerly unhoused individuals. there will also be child care, retail space

and supportive services. more than 700 people are expected to live in the two buildings. thousands of community college students in santa clara county will have their tuition automatically waived, starting next year. it comes after state lawmakers passed a bill that will speed up the process of getting free tuition for the west valley mission community college district, the mercury news reports. the new legislation will benefit nearly 15,000 students across west valley college in saratoga and mission college in santa clara. students will only need to provide their address and fill out a federal student aid or california dream act application to qualify. dollar tree is getting bigger. the discount store says it is taking over more than 100, recently shut 99 cent only stores. the massive acquisition includes about 170 stores nationwide. at least 90 here in california, $0.99 only stores filed for bankruptcy back in april, closing all of its 371 locations. dollar tree now plans to reopen its newly acquired

storefronts as soon as the fall. a final bid must be approved by a court. >> our time is 646. as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in our lives every day, governor newsom wants to make sure that california residents can benefit from it. the governor went to a special ai summit in san francisco. it brought together politicians, ai researchers and industry leaders for a discussion about the future of ai. governor newsom talked about harnessing the power of generative ai with regulatory guardrails. >> i don't want to cede this space to other states or other countries. so if we overegged it, if we overindulge, if we chase a shiny object that, you know, we could put ourselves in a perilous position. >> now, the governor also said about 20 different bills have been proposed around ai technology. he's expected to play a key role in as a gatekeeper, as those bills move

closer to his desk before a september 30th deadline. scholar gasia all the models. >> we're listening to one of the biggest mexican rock groups of all time, mana, fresh off a performance at bottlerock last weekend, and in a couple of days they'll be back performing at the first ever festival, la honda. thousands of music lovers will head to napa valley for the festival's inaugural weekend, and the organizers say la honda is the only major festival in the bay area dedicated to latin music, and this weekend's lineup includes some of the world's top latin artists. >> alejandro fernandez, los angeles azules and many more. organizers say this is an historic moment for california's latin community and latin artists everywhere. >> to us, it just seemed, strange that given the population base, of the bay area, that there wasn't a major

festival dedicated to latinos. i think it's time and we're we're we're excited for everyone to experience this first, this inaugural, lambda test. >> and despite the new music, the napa valley expo may not look too different from last weekend. festival organizers are using some of bottlerock x high quality stages and equipment to bring that same elevated feel to la honda. >> well, by reusing the various the stages that we use for bottlerock that we used last week and the double decker sky decks and much of the infrastructure that we had last week, we're going to be providing, arguably, i think not arguably, without a doubt, the most elevated latino facing festival in the world. >> it's not too late to secure your tickets for the weekend, two day festival single tickets and weekend passes are still available online. all right. >> time is 649 south. that

sounds like something you would like. >> yeah, i, i would like to see mana and los angeles azules. those are two groups. yeah, i'd like to see that. so that's worth the ticket price alone there. all right. well, great. let's talk about our commute. highway four. if you are driving on highway four, it is slow. so these commutes look very typical. there is something that i've seen here though. westbound 80, in the area of central there's a crash blocking lanes. even though it was already slow in that area. now it's bound to be a little bit slower until the take care of that. the nearby at the richmond bridge, you can see our triple-a traffic camera showing already a little bit of a backup there at the bridge. it's not unusual, but it is not a clear sail across that bridge. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that's also going to be slow. as is typically the case for this time of the morning at 650. let's bring steve in to talk about today's, hot, not hot. is it going to be

hot or warm? steve >> sal, if you think anything over 80 is hot, then it'll be hot. if not. yes, sir. you know what i mean. depending on your proximity here. i do want to focus, though, on the water temps. they remain incredibly cold. point arena, 49, point reyes, 49, san francisco. bowie 51, i think that's the monterey bay aquarium. bowie's at 53. half moon bay has been bouncing between 5253. and when waters this cold fog is never, ever far away, all it needs is a little help. it'll start to get it, i think, tomorrow. so. but today there's hardly any breeze. if you're over by the coast, it's clear, except down towards monterey bay. so 40s there, but mainly 50s inland. vacaville was a lot warmer yesterday. they have calm wind. they had north wind yesterday, so that makes a big difference here. still brentwood, pittsburgh 60s pinole has dipped to 49, but a lot of 50s here. low 50s mid 50s on the temps. the high again is without that northerly breeze. it's just you know it's just a regular warm up here. but we'll go for the hottest day today. still warm inland on friday. but i

think coast and bay start to cool down tomorrow. and look at this. watch what sweeps through. this is on monday right. there is a little rain on the north coast. all eyes and attention will be after that. it'll be next wednesday, thursday, friday to see if we get hot. hot or not so much. there's big differences in the projections, so i'm not going to go out that far. warm to hot today though. at 6070s 80s to near 90 on the temps tomorrow. looks a little cooler and much cooler going into saturday. >> okay, steve thank you. time is now 652. a year long production by a middle school drama team. finally debuts on stage. we'll let you hear from the young actors about their one act play right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour mornings on two. good morning guys. >> good morning dave when i join you in studio. the library system in one east bay city says it is in need of a critical boost. new at seven. how voters there may get a say on its future. then more big retailers announced they're cutting prices to combat inflation. but many

question if they're doing it out of the goodness of their hearts. why? some are calling it a summer of fak sa

south bay will display their creative talents. the students at blanca alvarado school in san jose will debut an original one

act play called the circus of magic and mysteries. students between fifth and eighth grades in the drama club there spent a whole year writing, designing, producing and acting in this play, a student first came up with the idea to feature a circus, and soon the story just blossomed into different characters, music, and very colorful costumes. arms. >> it does help, kids get creative with their ideas and what they can perform on stage. it also helps them, get a sense of bravery, like acting out on stage in front of a large crowd. >> i've always had like, i think for acting, but i never really had the chance to do so because. because, i was just scared to ask. >> i am proud of you. blanca alvarado is a charter school that opened in 2012, in the alum rock neighborhood. it's named

after a longtime community leader and youth advocate in santa clara county. the teachers say this play gives students a sense of accomplishment. that standard lessons just can't duplicate. >> we get to take all of our amazing ideas, and there's no such thing as no. we can make anything work which is the magic of drama. the ability to say yes . and so we take each other's ideas and we just build off of them and you won't see it anywhere else. >> it's one of a kind. mommy, mommy, the students also helped raise funds as well. while some of the expenses were paid by proposition 28, the arts and music in schools initiative that was approved by voters in 2022. now, this show was at the school on cunningham avenue today and tomorrow. the doors open at 5:00 both nights and by the way, admission is free to you. the public. time now. 657. the indie night film festival coming to san francisco for the first time

this weekend, celebrating independent filmmaking. the festival will be saturday at the amc kabuki theater, eight near japantown. it's a chance to bridge the networking gap between smaller filmmakers and hollywood executives. it's now in its 12th season. this festival is normally held in los angeles, but the festival's founder, san francisco native dave brown, wanted to bring it home after the pandemic. >> there's a lot of talent in the bay area, so it's time for me to come back there, you know, shine some light on the city, give us the opportunity to show that there are talented people in san francisco. so this is a great thing. >> it really is. the festival also features several documentaries highlighting san francisco's evolution and the challenges the city has faced in recent years. movie star morris chestnut, who a lot of people love it, will be hosting the event well recently announced a rave plan for this saturday

outside san francisco. city hall is already sold out. the fans grabbed all the tickets almost immediately so they could see skrillex and fred again. two electronic music artists. the rave will be held in civic center plaza saturday night. some streets will be closed in the area and that's already started. and according to social media, the set up has already begun at civic center. a lot of fans who weren't able to get a ticket have been saying they plan to listen to the outdoor performance outside of the barriers. >> i come here a lot, there's a lot of restaurants in there. it looks devastating. >> firefighters still at work this morning, hours after a fire started and destroyed a market and food hall in the east bay. we're live in castro valley with why this was such a personal ordeal for some. then an east bay man filing a claim against a city accusing police of unnecessary force. the video of

the incident the victim's lawyer is now releasing plus, it's very concerning that they are so vehemently opposing union testing. >> in this case. >> i don't think you can believe what he says. a contentious hearing in scott peterson's bid to get a new trial. >> the decision by a judge over dna testing and why both sides may consider it a bit of a win 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. >> it's thursday morning. it's may 30th. it's always a pleasure to see you. good to be here with you. >> i don't think it ever cooled down at our house last night. >> i don't think it did either either. steve's here with the forecast. this is garcia. kind of weather this morning. >> it is. >> did you flip on the ac? >> no. >> you didn't. >> have we met steve paulson? no, i'm not there yet. i'm not. you're not there yet. >> okay. all right. dave, did you know i haven't i did briefly briefly. all right. 50 is on the temps. that's a little haze around the city. that's not fog. that's h