visit fda.gov/drugdisposal of white collar prosecution is core to what we do. >> donald trump, now the first former president to be convicted of a crime. what this means when it comes to november's presidential election. and in san francisco, one candidate for mayor speaks out on affordable child care. how he plans to make it more available for all parents in the city. >> 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 and it's a friday. it's may 31st last day of the month steve paulson is here. he'll tell you what this friday is going to be like weather wise a little cooler coast and bay.

>> dave still warm inland. we're starting off 50s. no fog yet, but i expect some to maybe start to show itself here. if it isn't soon, it'll be for sure later on today. tonight. but inland temps, i think they peaked out yesterday, but still looking for 6070 by the water now 80s to upper 80s inland. i have no idea who i'm tossing to and it will be that later. >> yeah. >> you're here. i didn't know if you'd be here or not. >> yes, i am well, i am here, and it's good that i'm here. however, because there are stuff going on. first of all, in mountain view, northbound 101 at san antonio, we have all lanes blocked with a pretty serious crash. northbound 101. so you can't get through northbound. southbound is slowing down. there's a sig alert that's been issued, which means they think it's going to be there for a while. happily, you can use 280 as an alternate route. the second big accident of the morning is on the bay bridge eastbound, this is just before treasure island. there is a

crash blocking several lanes. and if you're leaving san francisco, you're kind of inching along in this crash. someone got out of a vehicle and was hit by a car. so this is also a pretty serious crash. and you know, unfortunately, in the overnight hours of the morning when it's dark and people are going fast, you have these kind of crashes. so we're going to keep an eye on both of those for your drive at 401. let's get back to the debt desk. >> all right sal, thank you. we'll new this morning. the police at uc santa cruz are now trying to break up a pro palestinian protest on the campus, declared an unlawful assembly will be arrested. now, demonstrators first set up an encampment at the beginning of the month, and later they moved it to the main entrance and then to a major road blocking traffic in and out of the school. protesters said their roadblock would stay there until uc santa cruz administrators accepted their demands, including calling for a cease fire in gaza. but

during the night, law enforcement, including the chp and the campus police, moved in to try to break up that crowd. they have declared it an unlawful assembly, and they're ordering them to leave the campus. our time is now. 402 well, it has never happened before in american history. former president donald trump will be sentenced on july 11th after he became the first former president to be convicted of felony crimes. a jury in new york city found trump guilty of all 34 charges in a scheme to illegally influence the 2016 election through a secret $130,000 payment to adult movie star stormy daniels. now, trump listened to the verdict stonefaced. but afterwards, outside the courtroom, he raged to the waiting news media. >> yeah, we didn't do a thing wrong. i'm a very innocent man and it's okay. i'm fighting for our country. i'm fighting for

our constitution. in our whole country is being rigged right now. the 12 everyday jurors vowed to make a decision based on the evidence and the law and the evidence and the law alone. >> now, the kind of punishment facing trump ranges from probation to home confinement or possibly even jail. but most legal experts don't really believe that donald trump, a first time felon convicted of a nonviolent crime, will go to jail. the state right here with us on mornings on two, and in just about ten minutes from now, we'll take you live to new york city and talk to a reporter who's been covering the trump trial and talk more about the case and what happens next legally. and also with donald trump's campaign for president. times now 404. happening today, paul pelosi expected to take the witness stand in court and face the man who was already convicted in federal court of

brutally attacking him with a hammer. david depape is now in state court. he's facing charges that include attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. yesterday prosecutors called a neurologist to the witness stand. he testified that 82 year old paul pelosi may suffer the rest of his life from the injuries caused by that hammer attack. also, prosecutors played a one hour police interview with depape after he was arrested. >> a defendant's confession or admission is an important piece of evidence always, but based on my understanding of what he said, it also supports, the foundation for the defense saying the kid, the guy was delusional. >> now, it is possible that at the rate this evidence is being presented, this case could go to the jury as early as next week. time now, 405 later today in santa clara county, a judge is scheduled to decide whether to overturn the death sentence of

convicted killer richard allen davis. the davis was convicted in 1996 and was sentenced to be executed for the kidnaping and murder of 12 year old polly klaas in petaluma. his lawyers say a recent criminal justice reform law that invalidated certain sentencing enhancements now means davis is entitled to have his sentence reconsidered. well, another major hurdle has just been passed for california's budget proposal. dozens of people lined up to speak before the assembly budget committee, which passed the budget proposal for the next fiscal year. the proposal addresses california's expected $45 billion budget deficit in the next fiscal year, with some programs being cut, some spending being delayed. the state legislature and the governor now have until june 30th to pass a new budget. our time is 406. san francisco mayor london breed announced her proposed public safety

investments for her upcoming two year budget plan. the mayor is proposing spending more money to hire police officers, sheriff's deputies and 911 dispatchers. even as she looks to close a projected budget deficit of about $790 million in the next two fiscal years, the her plan will be part of her proposed budget that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june, the first to be considered mayor. breed says her budget plan will also dramatically expand child care services in san francisco. the mayor says her new spending plan will provide crucial financial support for more than 25,000 families in san francisco who have infants and toddlers. the mayor's proposed budget plan will also provide funding for parents who work overnight and on weekends. when finding child care is often very difficult. meantime, san francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell announced his own plan to address what he calls a child care crisis in san

francisco. yesterday, the former interim mayor and city supervisor unveiled a sweeping plan he says it will make sure that every family in san francisco has access to affordable, high quality child care. and he appeared on ktvu, the forbes saying his proposal will subsidize child care services for middle and low income parents. >> in my proposal for universal child care that i came forward with today is multiple prongs. one is about making sure the space is available so they have child care facilities available throughout every single neighborhood in san francisco. we need to make sure we train workers and have a pipeline of people staffing these child care centers. and then it's about affordability. >> navarro says. the funding for this would come from millions of dollars that were collected through a 2018 proposition tax in san francisco. well, a bill increasing access to opioid addiction treatments passed unanimously in california's health committee. the bill was

sponsored by san francisco state assembly member matt haney. it would allow doctors to dispense to their patients up to 72 hours worth of take home doses of methadone. it's a life saving overdose treatment drug. before this bill, only a methadone clinic could dispense that treatment. that bill is now going to the state senate. now, assembly member haney responded, saying, we've reached a point where the treatment for opioid addiction is much harder to get than the deadly drugs themselves. dealers are much better at getting fentanyl and heroin into the hands of people than we are at getting them addiction. medical reason. we have to reverse that entirely. if we want to save people's lives. >> skies are clear. no fog yet. we are expecting some maybe to kind of pop up, but overall it's

a clear morning. those water temps will continue to be cold, so the fog is not that far away. once we get a little help and then it'll start probably this evening into saturday, 50. 40s, 50s and 60s on the temps here. vacaville and brentwood. not cooling off that much, but half moon bay is at 46. some 40 point ray's bodega bay is in there, but others are quite warm. occidental cloverdale is in there. napa 56. so a lot of 50s here, just not much happening wind wise as well. in the air aloft is quite warm as 60s and 70s on the temps mount veeder and boulder creek in the 70s. that's an inversion. that's going to take a little bit to budge that out of there. 3640 truckee, south lake tahoe, 44 to 60, arcadia to san diego and that system right there at the top left, that will start to sweep in and bring a big cool down on saturday. level off and then another system monday could be a little bit of activity on the north coast, and we'll wednesday and beyond of next week is when we will have the challenging forecast. but that's next week. 60s, 70s, 80s to maybe a few near 90.

>> all right steve, thank you. time now for ten bed rails that help the elderly or people who are immobile are being recalled. the reason the consumer product safety commission made that decision. and we continue our coverage of the guilty verdict and the criminal trial of donald trump. we'll bring you a live report from right outside the courthouse in manhattan, and also hear from people here in the bay area about th his ri can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators,

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suffocate if they get trapped within the rail, or between the rail and the side of the mattress. these rails were sold at major retailers, including amazon and walmart between july of 2009 and march of 2024. if you have one, you can contact the company to get a refund. and general mills is being asked to stop using plastic after a recent report found that general mills foods had the highest amount of plastic chemicals of any other products that are tested. the test, conducted by consumer reports, tested 85 different foods and found that annie's organic cheesy ravioli, yoplait original low fat yogurt, and cheerios had the highest amount of those chemicals. studies have shown that plastic chemicals can lead to several health risks, including diabetes and cancer. our time is 414. well, former president donald trump scheduled to speak at 8:00 this morning. our time. he's

expected to go back on the campaign trail while still criticizing yesterday's historic conviction in a new york city courtroom. our reporter, rebecca castor, is in new york right now to tell us what the former president and his legal team plan to do next. rebecca, good morning. >> dave. good morning. donald trump says this fight is far from over, and his legal team plans to appeal the verdict. >> the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury. and the jury has spoken. >> the aftermath of thursday's historic ruling being felt nationwide. a 12 member manhattan jury found former president donald trump guilty on all 34 felony counts in his new york hush money trial. >> this was a rigged trial. >> the jury agreed with prosecutors that trump was involved in an attempt to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. the former president was accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels,

allegedly to keep her quiet about an affair with trump and prevent the story from affecting his campaign, something trump says never happened. >> we didn't do a thing wrong. i'm a very innocent man. >> trump's legal team plans to appeal the verdict. >> he was resolute, strong. >> we were all more upset than he was with judge juan mershon and scheduling sentencing for july 11th. and we're going to fight wake up tomorrow and fight in reactions are pouring in from voters gearing up for the november election. >> finally, i feel like a little bit of justice is served. >> all the counts should have been dropped. i'm excited to still vote for him and still support him. >> in the next coming weeks, trump will need to meet with a probation officer here in new york who will recommend a sentence to the judge. dave. >> rebecca caster live in new york. rebecca thank you. our time is now. 416. meantime there's mixed reaction here in

the bay area to the guilty verdict for donald trump. ktvu is amber lee reports from walnut creek. after talking to potential voters here at amplified barbershop on north main street in downtown walnut creek, owner alan bat tells me he usually avoids talking politics. >> barbers are the ones that always tell the real opinion, i think. but on this historic day when former president donald trump was convicted on all counts, it was unavoidable. we were definitely surprised that they got a conviction on all 34 counts. >> i can say i wasn't shocked, but i was disappointed because i think it's just an absolute tragedy or just a travesty of justice outside the shop. >> reaction to this historic conviction of the former president solicited a different response. people say they supported the jury's verdict based off the evidence they were given. >> they came to that conclusion. so a jury of his peers convicted him. and that's what we have to go on. >> i think he deserved to be found guilty. he's been covering up things for years, and he

finally got what he deserved. >> i wasn't surprised because he's not a very honest person. and when you have people who aren't honest, who wants to be president and have a button on the nuclear weapon, it's kind of scary. >> do you think that trump's going to go to jail for that? >> people we spoke with say they doubt he'll serve time for every other thing he's had gone on. >> he's been able to weather the storm and get by. >> supporters don't think the conviction will impact his run for the white house with this change. how you vote in november? >> absolutely not. no, i'll vote for trump again for sure. >> the self-described independent voter says the conviction does not answer the questions she has. what's going to happen to him? >> is that going to is he going to be punished for it now everyone will have to wait and see what will happen to former president donald trump in downtown walnut creek. >> amber lee, ktvu, fox two news okay, amber, thank you. >> and in oakland, the grand lake theater celebrated the verdict and posted this on the marquee, quote, trump is guilty. lock him up. well, we continue

to follow the very latest developments in donald trump's guilty verdict on our fox local app. you can watch live reports and watch stories on demand relating to the historic court verdict. you can get it on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app, then select ktvu. all right, our time is 418. we're going to check on the morning commute. sal castaneda. good morning sal. >> all right. good morning dave. we have a big problem on the peninsula and northbound 101 at san antonio. all lanes are closed here at san antonio because of a deadly crash. they called caltrans for a hard closure. that means instead of flares, they're going to put down cones and close off the freeway until further notice. they've called the santa clara county coroner to the scene northbound 101 at san antonio. it's early in the morning right now. you can use 280 instead. 280 in is a good alternate

route. it's open right now. the problem with these overnight crashes, the reason why they get so violent is because people are going fast. it's dark, and it's just one of those things that unfortunately, i've seen it a lot in these crashes where people get going pretty fast. this one turned into a deadly crash. i do want to mention that the crash at the bay bridge is cleared. they've opened up the lanes. they took all the cars out to the parking lot of the bay bridge. so the lanes are open. they might see some residual slow traffic from san francisco on the way to oakland. but again, it's going to get much better rather quickly. 419 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> thank you sir. appreciate that. all right 40s 50s 60s no fog yet. expect it though a sea breeze to kick in later and maybe some fog forming the water. temperatures are certainly doing their part. east bay temps, 50s 60s on the temps here. don't see any 40s, but definitely some 60s. there's just not much of a breeze at all. and what is there? it's trying to turn onshore city also

out towards richmond, oakland, berkeley hills, but after that it's all a northerly direction. but i think over time that westerly breeze will start to show itself. 36 truckee 40. south lake tahoe 50 6070s in the valley and 70s and 80s 82 down there in las vegas, clear skies. that system on the left part of your top of your screen there. warm friday or hot depending on your your definition of it. but that system will sweep through for a big cool down on the weekend. temperatures on the inland will drop into the upper 70s and lower 80s, and maybe a decent little system here coming in on monday, at least on the north coast. after that, we'll see what develops. we again, there's just no agreement on the forecast models as to how the next week will develop. friday sunshine though a little cooler, coast and bay warm to hot inland temperatures 60s, 70s, 80s to a few if you're far enough inland in the 90s. >> okay steve, thank you times for 21 with the postal service just released its national dog bite rankings, the city right here in california that had the most dog attacks and a big

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the service just released its latest ranking of cities that had the most dog bites against mail carriers in 2023. the postal service says there were 5800 reported dog attacks on mail carriers last year, and los angeles had the most 65. houston chicago, saint louis and cleveland round out the top five. now, on june 2nd, the postal service will kick off its annual weeklong national dog bite awareness campaign. our time is now 424. the oakland a's are in atlanta now to begin a weekend series against the braves tonight. now last night, the tampa bay rays defeated the a's 6 to 5, in the game to win

12 innings. jose siri had two homers in tampa bay's victory. the rookie oakland pitcher mason miller had his first blown save of the year in 12 chances. the san francisco giants. the series against the new york yankees tonight at oracle park. the game starts at 715. one of the hottest teams throwing the last three pitches to lead the big east with one of the best records in baseball. our time is 424. a team of students from oakland will be going to florida. they're competing in the 2024 us rowing youth national championships. now, one of the oakland strokes rowers is giovanni grajeda has been rowing for two years after finding the national recruitment project called stem to stern. the program provides transportation after school and help with the

homework. the goal is to get kids not historically exposed to the sport of rowing. interested and become passionate about the sport. >> traditionally, rowing doesn't look like me. so i want to be the person that helps kids realize that rowing could look like them. >> it was really no difference from like how my peers saw me against. like my other other peers. that may be a different color. >> almost 70 kids and nine boats will be heading to the youth nationals in florida. it takes place next week in sarasota, florida. times for 25 boeing meets its mandatory deadline with the details on how it's going to repair its safety problems. but the federal aviation administration is keeping certain restrictions in place and students at an elementary school on the peninsula exposed to a chemical agent during school. we'll tell you the practice. the san francisco sheriff's department is now changing as a result of

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that they had to change the hotel, an historic hotel in the south bay forced to close temporarily. >> how it affected the plans of some visitors and two students injured right near their high school campus. the investigation underway right now after police say someone fired a gun at them with a gel gun. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you. >> welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark and it's a friday. it's may 31st. little cool around the bay area city.

steve paulson has a forecast a little bit clear skies. >> we're expecting a little cooler coast in bay but inland will still be warm tomorrow though. will sweep in a big cool down 50s on the temp. some fog is forming down towards monterey bay. we'll keep an eye on that, see if it starts to move up the santa cruz coast, but it won't take long. we'll warm up again, but i do think we'll get a late breeze here. so coast and bay cool down inland still mid to upper 80s. all right, sal sierra. and he has something already to talk about. >> that's right. very serious crash steve in palo alto mountain view right on the line there. right on the boundary northbound 101 in san antonio. all lanes closed. a big rig involved in this crash. this is a deadly crash that happened just before three in the morning. it's been there now for about an hour and a half, and all the lanes are closed northbound 101 at san antonio. they're not letting you get on the freeway. there so if you get on the freeway north of, let's say, embarcadero, you'll be fine. or if you're driving up the peninsula, use 280 instead. they cleared a crash on the bay

bridge and all the backup now should be gone from san francisco to oakland. and if you're driving over from oakland to san francisco, absolutely no issues on the bay bridge heading west. it's 430. let's get back to the headlines right now. >> thank you. well the popular hotel in downtown san jose is temporarily closing just as the summer travel season is beginning. hotel de anza says it's doing this because of maintenance problems. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters talked to people who had to find some other accommodations. >> is closing down. hotel de anza is obviously a necessity to keep visitors safe, but we encourage all visitors to still come out to san jose. >> hotel de anza posted a notice on its website notifying customers about unexpected maintenance, causing them to suspend normal operations until june 16th. hotel management released a statement saying, in part, the safety and well-being of our guests and colleagues is always a top priority. we

continue to extend care to all colleagues and guests and the hotel is continuing to waive cancellation fees at this time. just outside hotel de anza, an internship group told us they had plans to stay there this week. but we're told by the hotel they'd have to stay someplace else. >> i'm going to work in san francisco, so i'm staying in san jose for onboarding. just this week, we were supposed to stay here at hotel de anza. not how you say it. looks beautiful, but unfortunately, there was a bit of a flooding issue last minute. very unfortunate, don't know much about it, but hopefully i'm able to stay here another night. >> they usually do work with this hotel, but they figured it all out for us, so i'm assuming the hotel kind of like, redirected them, told them where to go and because they had to house like about 1919 of us. so they were able to find a place pretty quick with multiple hotels downtown. >> visit san jose, san jose's official visitors agency says other hotels are ready to accommodate those with canceled reservations, and any other

visitors. >> we have other downtown hotel options, including the ac hotel, literally across the street and then in the downtown corridor, there is hilton marriott signia, four points and even the westin hotel de anza says guests with questions regarding their upcoming stake and call hyatt customer care. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, lamonica, thank you. times 432. happening today, san francisco police will give an update about a recent officer involved shooting. now the virtual town hall meeting is scheduled for 3 p.m. today. it will focus on the shooting that happened last thursday around jennings street and donner avenue. police were called there after someone in the neighborhood reported seeing a man with a rifle. the san francisco police says one officer did fire his gun, but did not shoot anyone. police say the suspect was injured in their response, but not by gunfire as well. in the east bay, california high school in san

ramon was placed on lockdown. police say the school staff received a phone call threatening violence. the police searched the campus and explosive detection. k-9 dogs are also brought onto the school campus. the police eventually gave the all clear and lifted the lockdown yesterday afternoon. however, security measures stayed in effect. the police stayed on the campus. people from outside the high school were banned from coming on to the grounds. our time is 433. san francisco sheriff says his department has suspended use chemical agents during training exercises as after gas from a recent training drill affected about two dozen students at portola elementary school about a week ago. the sheriff says it happened during a training exercise near the school where people were exposed to chemical agents and then were asked to perform certain functions. the sheriff's department normally uses older canisters for their

training, and some have been around for about 20 years. >> in this particular case, it was not something out of the ordinary that we do, but it is something now in hindsight that we are reassessing how we do training and moving forward will definitely reassure and make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> sheriff says a large number of those canisters were used during the training in a confined, confined environment. one parent said his child suffered severe symptoms. >> is initially a sore throat, runny nose, burning eyes. but then they had post exposure symptoms 24 hours later, which included kind of a continuous vomiting over the course of like 11 hours, like every four hours. he was getting sick. >> now, many parents say they wish they'd received better communication from the authorities after this incident. now they're calling for a full investigation. our time now for

35. today is the last day of school at john f kennedy high school in fremont. and authorities out there will be on alert after a scary situation near the campus. police say someone in a car that was passing by fired a gel gun at a teacher and two students who were walking back to school after lunch on wednesday. those projectiles hit the group, which included a special needs student who still has marks on his right arm and elbow. his father says he's still pretty shaken up by this unprovoked attack. >> i mean, it scared the #### out of me and i'm being polite. because not knowing really what happened to matthew, his buddy, he was so shooken up, he couldn't go back to school. he went home, josh stuck it out, and, but it scared. scared the #### out of us. >> now, investigators so far have not released the make or model of the shooter's car. so far, no arrests. have been made. time now for 36. boeing has now

met a federal deadline and laid out how it plans to fix its recent safety problems. the faa had required boeing to produce a detailed turnaround plan after a door panel was blown out on a jetliner back in january. yesterday, boeing executives met with federal regulators for more than three hours, and the faa announced the restrictions. it imposed on boeing shortly after that incident will stay in place, at least for now. >> we will not approve production increases beyond the current cap until we're satisfied. bottom line we will continue to make sure every airplane that comes off the line as safe and reliable, regardless of how many planes boeing builds. >> now, earlier this year, the faa had banned boeing from increasing 737 max production until the faa was satisfied with boeing's quality control improvement. since it is 437

east bay mud mark, the completion of a solar project in orinda that triples its solar energy production. the 4.6mw project will generate 10,000,000 kilowatt hours of renewable energy a year. it's located in the east bay mud watershed property right below briones reservoir. east bay mud says it's its biggest solar project to date. they hope it helps them reach their goal to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. it leaders from total energy's explain the solar panels very unique design. >> there are 12,000 solar modules. each one is about as big as a countertop. and they track with the sun. so when the sun is rising and when the sun is setting, we're generating the most power possible. >> now, according to east bay mud, the orinda project will provide $26 million in energy cost savings to ratepayers during the 25 year contract.

>> clear. except for a little bit of fog down towards monterey bay. keep an eye on that. see if it starts to work its way up the santa cruz coast, san mateo coast. but so far we're clear. just a teeny bit cooler today. now, coast and bay, i think will drop a little bit here, but santa rosa from 89 to 85, walnut creek not much, just a couple of degrees off redwood city. off four in san jose, also off four. so it'll still be warm. but again, those water temps incredibly cold here. 50, 49, 52 so it just needs a little help that being the fog. and it will get it with a system coming in this evening 40s 50s, 60s on the temps kind of mild, not much of a breeze. 40s on the san mateo coast, 59, los altos hills 56. even foster city, palo alto airports 56. stanford. atherton 52, woodside at 51. there's just not much of a breeze here, fairfield south at 13. that's nothing for them. napa has a little east southeast, so nothing is brewing yet. but that system at the top left that will eventually sweep through. so it will be a warm, maybe hot if your definition is over 75 or

80, i get that, but more fog, breezy, cooler taking us into the weekend. and look at this. even a system on monday for up on the north coast that will sweep through what happens after that starting tuesday wednesday of next week. serious disagreement between the forecast models on if we're going to get hot, hot, or just one day of hot and then out of here, a little cooler. coast and bay, warm to hot inland, maybe some fog forming by later this afternoon. tonight as that system gets closer, 60, 70, 80. so warm was the warmest day was yesterday. still warm to hot inland today, then cooler into the weekend. monday then tuesday. does look warmer. >> all right steve thank you. times for 39 new information after an attack at a san jose vta station, you'll see this new video showing the moment the suspect started to attack the victim and twin sisters in the south bay will be getting their tickets to paris this summer. how these two bad minton players have become a lethal pair in thei sport

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and a man was attacked at a vta platform. the santa clara county sheriff's office released this video showing what appears to be an unprovoked attack. now authorities say the video shows 26 year old andrew perez repeatedly punching the victim. this was wednesday afternoon on the platform of the vta children's discovery museum station in san jose, about 1:00 wednesday afternoon. perez goes on to stab the 45 year old victim repeatedly with an unknown object. the victim is expected to survive, but suffered a large cut that needed seven staples to close. now, perez took off from that vta platform after the attack and then barricaded himself in a home. he was arrested after a standoff with police, and now he's facing several charges, including attempted murder and

assault with a deadly weapon. our time is 443. police in newark are investigating a smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store. >> 15 guys literally just started smashing away. >> now, officials say this robbery happened about 1 p.m. wednesday at bindi jewelers. a large group of armed men smashed those jewelry cases and stole merchandise. police say several cars with getaway drivers were ready to speed away with them from the scene at the new park mall. our time is 443. as our aapi heritage month coverage continues, we're going to introduce you to twin sisters from the south bay who will compete as a doubles team at the olympics in paris. it's the first time the united states has had twins competing in the summer olympics in almost three decades. ktvu claudine wong introduces us to annie and kerri

icu as they chase their dream. >> if you are having trouble telling these two players apart, you are not alone. even their competitors struggle. >> for the most part. i think we're usually like in the same like wavelength and like going in the same direction. it's definitely an advantage. like on court also because we look like very similar. so it's probably harder for like the opponent to distinguish, you know, like who's who and like what's their playing style. >> but as they prepare to head to paris for the 2024 olympics, what is clear is that these identical twins should not be underestimated. 24 year old kerri and annie hsu will compete in badminton doubles, and are the first twins to compete on a u.s. summer olympics team since 1996. and it's a run that almost didn't happen. >> yeah, i don't actually know. like i almost want to call it like a semi-retirement because i feel like that's like almost

what it was. >> the two started playing badminton when they were about eight years old, and by the time they were 12, they were winning national titles. >> they were very good in the us. they were top number one, you know, from the very young. >> by the time they graduated from lee high school in san jose, they were winning on the world stage. but college was also right around the corner. >> the 2017 world university games, and we actually got a bronze medal in doubles, which is like usa's first like medal like ever. and so like we were kind of thinking to ourselves, okay, we're going to uc berkeley and it's going to be like very rigorous. like we kind of don't have time exactly for training. so like, let's end off on like a very high note. >> so they played less and less and eventually not at all. they graduated from uc berkeley, got jobs. but then in 2022, they started to wonder if it was too late to chase a dream. >> we started talking about the olympics because the tokyo olympics had just passed in like august, and we were like, is it

something you still want? and then she was like, yeah. and then i wasicays my dream to. that's why we have the gym. so then we say, hey, you know, let's go for it, right? so when they start getting into it the first three months, it was really, really tough for them over the last 18 months, they worked traveling around the globe, fighting their way back in between competitions, taking time to enjoy the journey with food and fun. >> then in april, they qualified for the olympics. >> i think like the first emotion that we felt was obviously joy, like really happy that we were able to pull through, and then the second one was like probably relief in that, like knowing all the sacrifices that like you made were like worth it. >> they still, a little bit distant compared to the top 15 in the world. but then everybody else, they are catching up so closely. are you surprised at how quickly they've been able to come back? i always faith in

them. yeah. i'm not surprised that, you know, i mean, for their ability. >> we already working very hard. you know, hopefully they can perform well and they will continue to work. >> training partners kelvin and trevor say they welcome the chance to be a part of the shoes journey. >> they're good, they're strong. they're. it's the reason they made the olympics. yeah they always bring their energy and it's always good to have them around and while these identical twins share much in common, each brings something special to the game. >> i would probably describe myself as a very, like, tactical player, like, more gentle in the front, but like always thinking in my head. and then i would probably describe kerri as like a compliment, like compliment to myself. i'm very kind of like more of the back player. like i hit a little bit harder, smash a little harder, and i place better shots. but my sister annie, she's definitely, like the better front player. like she's better in terms of strategy than they are now considered one of the best teams in the world. it felt very

surreal. it's like you've just reached your dream, you know, like, how do you feel about that, well, i still feel like it's a dream to be able to think that, oh, that's going to be like, we're going to be an olympian is like mind blowing to me. and like, yeah, sometimes i still can't process it. >> and if there's one thing they always count on, it's that they are in this together. >> my name is kara icu and i'm annie xu and we're going to the olympics. go usa in the south bay. >> claudine wong ktvu fox two news. >> brava. great story. claudine by the way, the twins and their coach hope their story helps to build the fan base for badminton. they also say even at the elite level, they pay for most of their travel and for competitions. and here's just a little fun fact for you the badminton birdie, the fast moving object in that sport, the guinness world records recorded it at 306 miles an hour. a distant second, the fastest golf

ball recorded was 216 miles an hour. hey. so even for you and your golf game, that's pretty fast. >> yeah, i could never hit it that fast. dave unfortunately, we have some serious things to talk about here. we have a full freeway closure along northbound 101, and that would be at the san antonio exit. it's a deadly crash, and they are doing an investigation. northbound 101 is completely shut down. my advice to you is to avoid the area completely. perhaps you can use el camino real or bayshore to get around the problem and get on the freeway after northbound one, two, one at embarcadero or use 280 instead. 280 is actually doing okay today and no major issues. 280 all the way up the peninsula. if you're driving to san francisco right now, westbound bay bridge, not a big commute. and we're not expecting one for friday. we'll see what happens. right now, the visibility is good and the

traffic is light for most of the east bay. 450 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> now somebody just turned on the tv and they're like, was that northbound or southbound on 101? >> it's northbound leaving the mountain view area heading up toward redwood city. >> thank you sir. all right. 40s, 50s, 60s. just a little bit of fog down towards monterey. keep an eye on that. very shallow. but we were under clear skies and south 40s, 50s as well. hollister's 47, socal aptos in there, boulder creek, but then it's much warmer. saratoga, campbell, san jose with upper 50s. there's just not much of a breeze. it's trying trying to turn onshore. i think eventually it'll win out, but it needs a little help. higher elevations, though, are warm, warm. that's your inversion 60s and 70s right there. even above the claremont there oakland hills at 66 mount veeder and boulder creek, both in the 70s. that system, the top left of your screen that will sweep through it will be a warm to hot friday, depending on your proximity to the coast, but that system will sweep through to the

north and that'll usher in more fog. breezy, cooler weekend with 70s and low 80s inland instead of upper 80s to near 90. one more system on monday. look at that. that's a pretty good little system on the north coast. after that, we'll see what develops for tuesday. wednesday it does look warmer, but for how long? not sure. i buy into the gfs, which is like 1 in 2 days. and then out of here friday sunshine a little cooler coast in bay 60s 70s 80s held on to a couple of 90s unless the sea breeze really gets its act together, it will by tonight, saturday, sunday, monday. and then it looks warmer tuesday. >> okay, steve. thank you tom 452 tomorrow is the first day of the atlantic hurricane season. we'll look inside at the hurricane hunters and how their dangerous mission helps others. and as the 80th anniversary of d-day is just a week away, we'll introduce you to an oakland military veteran getting ready to take off to for the big event

taking on a new role, but it's still involves public service. a

nationwide study reports 86% of public schools had problems hiring teachers the past year. some military veterans are now stepping up to fill that gap. after serving the country for years, they still had a desire to help their local communities, nonprofit organizations like teach for america and the warrior scholar project recruit vets, enlist them in teacher development programs, and then link them up with school districts. >> three veteran has had to work with a diverse group of people. they've had to be able to accomplish some type of mission, and they've built resiliency as a result of the things that they've had to do. i do feel like if there are veterans that feel like this is their talent and this is their joy, then they should step into the role of teaching. >> now, about 115,000 military veterans leave the military every year and they go to college. some of these vans and vets end up getting a teacher's license as well. our time is 455. the 80th anniversary of

world war two's d-day approaching on june the 6th, and an east bay veteran will be flown to normandy, france to mark that anniversary. oakland resident staff sergeant jake m larson, who's well known as papa jake, is one of the 50 veterans of delta airlines is carrying to france. at just 15 years old, staff sergeant jake lied about his age back in 1938 and joined the national guard. he was sent overseas in 1942 and landed on omaha beach and survive the invasion of normandy. >> i've been back five times in the past four years. honoring all those souls that gave their life so that i could make it now. >> the private aviation leader. wheels up, will fly. papa jake and another west coast veteran

to atlanta, georgia. there they will board a flight to deauville, france, as our time is 456, a san francisco tradition comes back this weekend. the 46 union street festival is shutting down union street between fillmore and goff streets. the street fair will have something for locals and for tourists. from face painting to a whiskey and waffle tasting. yeah, live music will be going nonstop. the festivities begin saturday from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. and sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and admission, by the way , is absolutely free. well, more street closures in san francisco start this morning ahead of tomorrow's concert at san francisco civic center. it'll bring more than 20,000 people to downtown san francisco. streets around civic center and city hall are being shut down ahead of tomorrow's skrillex and fred again show. they include grove between polk and larkin, polk

between mcallister and hayes, and fulton between larkin and hyde and starting tonight, there will be more street closures on larkin and grove in the area of the civic center. the 19 polk and the 21 hayes muni lines will be rerouted this weekend because of those closed streets. well, the new drama ezra is a heartwarming movie about family and friends, as it features a star studded cast that includes bobby cannavale, rose byrne, robert de niro and tony goldwyn. it's a great movie, interesting story about a father facing very difficult decisions while co-parenting his autistic son, who then takes him to a on a life changing road trip. tony goldwyn directed the movie, and he talked about what it meant to bring authentic representation of the autism community to the movie screen. >> we wanted to cast an actor on

the autism spectrum to play ezra as our title character. we launched this nationwide search to find william fitzgerald, who we finally found on the last minute. but in that process brought in people from the autism community to work with our casting directors. we just brought the community in and at every stage, we sought their feedback. >> now the movie ezra debuts today in movie theaters, and the movie the dead don't hurt. it's playing in theaters all over the country. the western love story takes place in the 1860s american west. it's a drama. it centers on an immigrant couple who were separated when the man enlists to fight for the union army in the civil war. when he comes back years later, they're forced to confront and make peace with the person. each of them had become. >> the movie is trying to build an honest bridge between the man and the woman. it's not only judging the man of like you never see the woman or judging the woman of being weak and

hysterical and too emotional. it's really, honestly trying to shed the same kind of light on both. >> at the beginning you might think, okay, this is going to be a classic western revenge story, and there is a desire for revenge, but that evolves in a way and in the end, between vivian and olson and in the story generally, i think forgiveness is much more important in the end than the desire for revenge. >> you live like a dog. >> the movie the dead don't hurt debuts today in theaters. well, police on the uc santa cruz campus moving in to break up a pro-palestinian protest. but we have details about what happened during the night. that's coming up. >> plus, i think it's just a disgrace and we'll keep fighting. we'll fight till the end. >> this type of white collar prosecution is core to what we do. >> donald trump now, the first former president to be convicted of a crime. what this means when it comes to november's

presidential election 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 i'm allie rasmus. >> it is friday may 31st. >> happy friday dave you look stunning but you always do. >> thank you dave. that's so kind. it's so great to be with you guys this morning. also steve paulson, we were chatting about what the weather has in store in the next couple of days. it's really going to feel like summer or not. >> well, no, this weekend will be okay. it'll be to your liking. ali. okay, maybe next wednesday you might be rattling my cage saying, when's it going to need ac? we'll see 50s on the temps here, some fog down towards santa cruz. it's forming pretty fast. the water temps are certainly cold enough to get that to act up rather quickly, but overall it will be sunny today. hello friday though it will be warm to hot inland, but it does look a little cooler. coast and bay here. i think that there's a system in the pacific northwest, gulf of alaska that's going to start to sweep in here. so we'll go 60, 70s, 80s around

the bay, then mid to upper 80s inland. all right. so here we have to head to 101 palo alto mountain view right away. >> yeah. yes we do. there is a freeway closure along northbound 101 at san antonio. unfortunately this turned into a deadly crash that happened just before three in the morning on northbound 101. and they still have the lanes closed. they're trying to make some progress in getting him out of the way. i would use 280 instead. i would not worry about 101 at this point. there's plenty of good options for you. use 280 or use bayshore or el camino real nearby in the south bay. we don't have a lot going on. remember, it's friday and on fridays we usually have a typically light commute. here's a triple a traffic camera of the bay bridge that looks very good heading west into san francisco. it's 502. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal new this morning, police at uc santa cruz are trying to break up a pro-palestinian protest on campus. this has been declared an unlawful assembly will be

arrested. demonstrators first set up an encampment at the start of the month, and they later moved it to the main entrance of uc santa cruz. that was blocking a roadway and entry in and out of the school. protesters said their roadblock would remain until uc santa cruz administrators accepted their demands, including calling for a cease fire in gaza. but overnight, law enforcement, including the chp and campus police, moved in to break up the encampment. they declared it an unlawful assembly and ordered students and people there to leave. >> all right, ali, time's 503. it's never happened before in american history. donald trump will be sentenced july 11th after he became the first former president to be convicted of felony crimes. a jury in new york city found trump guilty of all 34 charges in a scheme to illegally influence the 2016 election through a secret $130,000 payment to adult movie star stormy daniels. now, trump listened to the verdict stonefaced. but afterwards, outside the courtroom, he raged

to the media waiting outside, we didn't do a thing wrong. >> i'm a very innocent man and it's okay. i'm fighting for our country. i'm fighting for our constitution. our whole country is being rigged right now. >> the 12 everyday jurors vowed to make a decision based on the evidence and the law and the evidence and the law alone. >> now, the kind of punishment facing donald trump ranges from probation to home confinement or possibly even jail. but most legal experts don't really believe trump, a first time felon convicted of a nonviolent crime, will go to jail. make sure you stay right here with mornings on two. in just about ten minutes from now, we'll take you live to new york city and talk to a reporter who's been covering the trump trial and talk more about the case and what happens next, both legally and with the trump campaign for

president happening today. >> paul pelosi is expected to take the stand and face the man who's already convicted in federal court of attacking him with a hammer. david depape is now in state court facing charges that include attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. prosecutors on thursday called a neurologist to the stand, who testified that the 82 year old pelosi may have to deal with the injuries he suffered in that attack for the remainder of his life. prosecutors also played a one hour police interview with depape following his arrest. >> a defendant's confession or admission is an important piece of evidence always. but based on my understanding of what he said, it also supports, the foundation for the defense saying the kid, the guy was delusional. >> at the rate the prosecution is presenting its evidence, court observers say the case could go to the jury as soon as early next week. >> our time is now 505 later today in santa clara county, a

judge is scheduled to decide whether to overturn the death sentence of convicted killer richard allen davis. davis was convicted back in 1996. he was sentenced to be executed for the kidnaping and murder of 12 year old polly klaas in petaluma. her lawyers say a recent criminal justice reform law that invalid certain sentencing enhancements now means davis is entitled to have his sentence reconsidered. >> another major hurdle has been passed for california's budget proposal. dozens of people lined up to speak before the assembly budget committee, which passed the budget proposal for the next fiscal year. the proposal addresses california's expected $45 billion budget deficit in the next fiscal year, with some programs cut and some spending delayed. the state legislature and the governor have till june 30th to pass a new budget. >> now, san francisco mayor london breed announced her proposed public safety investments for her upcoming two year budget plan. the mayor wants to spend more money to

hire police officers, sheriff's deputies and 911 dispatchers and she wants to close a projected budget deficit of about $790 million in the next two fiscal years. the. her plan will be part of her proposed budget that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june, the first to be considered mayor. breed says her budget plan will also dramatically expand child care services in san francisco. the mayor says her new spending plan will provide crucial financial help for more than 25,000 families in san francisco who have infants and toddlers. the mayor's proposed budget plan will also provide funding for parents who work overnight and weekends when they finding child care is very difficult to find. >> san francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell has announced his own plan to address what he calls a child care crisis in the city. yesterday, the former interim mayor and city supervisor unveiled a sweeping proposal. farrell says it will ensure that

every family in san francisco has access to affordable, high quality child care. now he appeared on ktvu the four, saying his proposal will subsidize child care services for middle and low income parents. >> in my proposal for universal child care that i came forward with today is multiple prongs. one is about making sure the space is available so they have child care facilities available throughout every single neighborhood in san francisco. we need to make sure we train workers and have a pipeline of people staffing these child care centers, and then it's about affordability. >> farrell says the funding would come from millions of dollars that were collected through a 2018 proposition tax in san francisco times, now 508, a bill that would increase access to opioid addiction treatments, unanimously passed in california's health committee. >> the bill was sponsored by san francisco state assembly member matt haney. it would allow doctors to dispense to their patients up to 72 hours worth of take home doses of methadone. it's a life saving overdose treatment drug. now, before this

bill, only a methadone clinic could dispense that treatment. now that bill is heading to the state senate. now assembly member haney said this. we've reached a point where the treatment for opioid addiction is much harder to get than the deadly drugs themselves. dealers are much better at getting fentanyl and heroin into people's hands than we are at getting them addiction medication. we have to reverse that entirely. if we want to save people's lives. >> an egg factory farm in petaluma partially collapsed in a fire. the fire started around 215 yesterday afternoon at judy's family farm near kavanaugh skillman lane. you can see where the fire burned through the facility, with several sections of the roof collapsed. an animal rescue group arrived on scene to provide aid to the thousands of chickens at that facility. >> mainly clear, although around santa cruz, monterey bay, some fog is rapidly forming. we'll see if that kind of works its

way up the coast. san mateo coast. right now, that's the only fog i can find. it is a sign of things to come here. 40s, 50s, 60s on the temps. and we are looking for some 40s. point raise 47. bodega bay is in there as well. then it's a lot of 50s or 60s. konocti and cloverdale are downright warm. richmond is 55. tiburon is 56, so it's on the mild side. a westerly breeze is trying to get its act together. you can see right here, right there. it's trying trying to get out. but it runs into a lot of resistance. but i think it'll start to establish itself later today. the air aloft. this is called your inversion. you find 60s and 70s with 40s and 50s at the surface. so that's trapping everything below. we need to budge that out of here. and that will happen from that system. coming in out of the gulf of alaska, that'll sweep through and open the door to not only an onshore breeze, but a big increase in the fog starting tonight, tomorrow, maybe a little bit on the coast today. but that system will give us a big cool down. more fog, breezy, cooler into the weekend and

another system on monday. and then all eyes and attention will turn to tuesday and then to thursday. there is a huge disagreement in the global models on how long our warm up is going to last. i'm leaning on the gfs, which has been remarkably, remarkably consistent, showing it last for about a two days, and then it gets out of here. they're saying no. so but a friday forecast a little cooler coast and bay, 60s 70s 80s to a few. if you're far enough inland. probably another day of upper 80s to near 90 but cooler. saturday into sunday. >> all right. thank you, steve bedrails that help the elderly to or people who are immobile are being recalled. the reason the consumer product safety commission made that decision. >> and we continue our coverage of the guilty verdict in the criminal trial of donald trump. we'll bring you a live report from outside the courthouse in manhattan. we'll also hear from people here in the bay area ab t th

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not bad there, los angeles. l.a. is socked in with the may gray man. it's been a big time fog bank for them. 72 to 74 on the coast. honolulu 82. mostly sunny . looks pretty good traveling. it's all about the middle of the country. i mean, it's going to be from texas to the northern plains. that's where all the big boomers are. temperatures? 80s. almost to near 90. not bad.

chicago, also new york. and in the rockies, 73 lovely degrees in denver. >> all right, steve, time is now 514. more than a million portable bed rails are being recalled now across the u.s. and in canada. after two people died after being entrapped. the recall is for two models of medline industries bed assist bars. the consumer product safety commission says patients can suffocate if they get trapped within that rail, or between the rail and the side of the mattress. the bed rails were sold at major retailers including amazon and walmart, between july of 2009 and march of 2024. you can contact the company to get a refund. donald trump, scheduled to speak at 8:00 this morning, pacific time. >> he's expected to return to the campaign trail while still criticizing his historic conviction in a new york city court. let's bring in reporter rebecca castor, who's been covering the trial for us. she joins us live from manhattan

this morning. good morning. rebecca >> ali. good morning. good to be with you. >> we know that trump's sentencing is scheduled for july 11th. walk us through what happens next. now that the verdict is in and what type of sentence he could face. >> so ali, the standard here in new york in the coming weeks, trump will need to meet with a probation officer here so that they can create a sentencing report, which will include a suggested punishment for the judge to review. so some of those options on the table are prison time, but more likely, sentencing options we could see are house arrest, probation, community service or something like a fine and in that report that they have to give before the sentencing. >> one of the things the judge can consider is whether the defendant has any shows, any remorse or whether there's any sort of whether he was held in contempt of court, which he was ten times. how will that factor

into the judge's decision about what type of sentence to give him? >> so that is probably something that judge mershon will consider, but he has already indicated that he's not likely to sentence trump to prison time because of his former status as a president. his age, as well as his clean criminal background before this. this is a nonviolent crime, and typically offenders of this crime do not get prison time. >> and it's important to note that if someone is convicted of a felony, it doesn't preclude them or

even holding the office. the highest office of president. >> it does not. we have a famous document to reference for this. the u.s. constitution does not say anything that prevents convicted felons from running for president. so donald trump is still fare to run. and we're

already seeing his campaign try to capitalize on fundraising off of this. trump is calling himself a political prisoner. they sent out hundreds of thousands of emails last night to supporters, and we even saw some of their campaign funding fundraising websites crash just with the flooding of traffic on these websites last night. >> yeah, a lot to talk about when it comes to how this is going to play out legally and politically on this election year. rebecca castor, reporting for us in new york city. thank you for that update. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. time now. 518 in downtown walnut creek. the owner of amplified barbershop tries to avoid talking about politics with his customers because it's a sensitive topic. it can upset a lot of people and can be bad for business sometimes. but the trump guilty verdict was definitely something people talked about at his barbershop. we sampled some of the opinions in the community, and while it wasn't scientific, the responses were interesting and they were mixed.

>> we were definitely surprised that they got a conviction on all 34 counts. >> i can say i wasn't shocked, but i was disappointed because i think it's just an absolute tragedy or just a travesty of justice. >> he deserved to be found guilty. he's been covering up things for years and he finally got what he deserved. >> i wasn't surprised because he's not a very honest person. and when you have people who aren't honest, who wants to be president and have a button on the nuclear weapon, it's kind of scary. >> now, the people we talked to did agree on one part of the verdict. no matter if they were democrat or republican or independent voters that we talked to believe donald trump will not be going to jail. >> time now is 519. let's talk about the weather because we are maybe transitioning cooler and then maybe warmer. steve. >> well, we'll get some warmth next week. the question is how hot and how long i am in complete disagree with the climate prediction center that they're smarter than me, but i'm just not buying into it right

now. we'll get we'll get hot. but the question is how long? i think the gfs just keeps sweeping in a system towards the end of the weekend, i, i don't know why they're ignoring it, but they have their reasons. 50s on the temps. that'll be next wednesday. thursday. 50s. 40s for a few 60s for some here to the north, a few 60s, although healdsburg's down to 51. windsor 52. rohnert park, sonoma 51. san anselmo 51. bodega bay 47. you get the coast is clear. at least there you can get some cool temps assist, little lows trying to form there in southern marin county. but it's you know, again, there's still a north wind there davis point, slight pittsburgh, mount diablo, atlas peak, mount veeder. so it's not happening yet. the air aloft is just too warm here. 60s 70s on the temps. that's your inversion. everything below that is trapped and any fog would be quite shallow as in three 400ft probably. but there is some. there's a big fog bank, southern california, and a little bit has formed in the monterey bay santa cruz area. it'll still be warm to hot inland, but system in the pacific northwest will sweep through that will open the door

to more fog, breezy and cooler as we head into certainly saturday. probably leveling off sunday before one more system clips us monday. then everything will be focused on tuesday to thursday to see you now we'll get warm to hot, but how long and how hot remains to be seen here for a forecast. little cooler, coast and bay still warm to hot inland for one more day tomorrow though, everyone will cool down 60, 70, 80 to if you're well inland. lake county or eastern solano contra costa county or northward you. it'll be pretty toasty, but cooler. saturday looks nice. sunday a little cool down monday, then tuesday will start a warm up. thank you steve. >> well, the postal service just released its national dog bite rankings. the city right here in california that had the most dog attacks and a big competition on the horizon for a east bay high

service just released its latest ranking of the cities that had the most dog bites of mail carriers in 2023. the postal service says there were 5800 reported dog attacks on mail carriers last year, and los angeles had the most, with 65. houston, chicago, saint louis and cleveland round out the top five. on june 2nd, the postal service will kick off its annual week long national dog bite awareness campaign. the oakland a's are in atlanta to begin a weekend series against the braves this evening. last night, the tampa bay rays defeated the

a's, 6 to 5, in a game that went 12 innings. jose siri had two homers in tampa bay's victory. rookie oakland pitcher mason miller had his first blown save of the year in 12 chances. the san francisco giants begin a series against the new york yankees at oracle park tonight. first pitch 715. the giants remain one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning ten of their last 13 games. the yankees lead the american league east with one of the best records in baseball. a team of oakland students is going to florida to compete in the 2024 u.s. rowing youth national championships. one of the oakland strokes rowers, giovanni grigera, has been rowing for two years after finding the national recruitment project called stem to stern. the program provides transportation after school and help with homework. the goal is to get kids not historically exposed to the sport of rowing, interested and passionate about it. >> additionally, rowing doesn't look like me, so i want to be

the person that helps kids realize that rowing could look like them. >> it was really no difference from like how my peers saw me against. like my other other peer. that may be a different color. >> nearly 70 kids and nine boats will head to youth nationals. those will be happening next week in sarasota, florida. while boeing meets a mandatory deadline with details on how it plans to fix some of its safety problems. but the federal aviation administration is keeping certain restrictions in place. we'll tell you about them. and students at an elementary school in the peninsula exposed to a chemical agent during school time. the practice the san francisco sheriff's office is now changing because of ha happen

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a historic hotel in the south bay. forced to close temporarily, the last minute scramble to rearrange travel plans. and in san francisco, two candidates for mayor speak out on the issue of affordable child care how they plan to make it more available for all parents in the city. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. it's friday. would you believe it's the last day of may this year is just flying by. you knew that is may 31st. steve is right here. steve. right outside our or the moon is shining bright.

>> i believe that's a half moon, though, right? yeah, yeah. you're right. it's clear, though , unless you're down towards santa cruz. and then there's a little fog there. but we're starting off clear. and just like that, the sun came up again and 50s on the temps. and we're looking for another warm to hot day inland. but it does look cooler coast and bay. so a fry. hello, friday, i do think temperatures a little breeze will kick in later on here. some fog around santa cruz. keep an eye on it and see if it starts to work its way up the san mateo coast. 60, 70, 80 on those temps sounds here at 530 on a friday, palo alto northbound 101. >> yeah, that's right, it's that deadly crash on northbound 101 that we've been talking about since three. that's when it happened. one person, unfortunately died at the scene, triple a traffic camera. and our crew has arrived on the scene. it does look like one lane of 101 is getting through just one. but this was a violent crash and unfortunately, one person died. they're doing an investigation

now, and you can see by just the out with the measuring tape and all that. so it's one of those things where it's going to be a while. there's a badly damaged vehicle, and, looks like a big rig, tractor trailer or tractor was involved as well. so this is going to be a while. that's northbound 101, you see, right near san antonio. our crew is on the on ramp, which is also blocked southbound traffic is getting by. we'll let you know a little bit more about this and the rest of the commute when we come back in just a few minutes. right now it's 530. let's get right to the headlines. >> okay. thank you. in san francisco, the mayor's race just six months away, the candidates are explaining their priorities. ktvu alice words in our newsroom. now, alice, you have the details. good morning. >> good morning. dave. that's right. the san francisco mayor's race has 53 candidates who filed to run for the top seat in city hall yesterday. candidate mark farrell announced his plan to address what he calls a child care crisis in the city. the

former interim mayor and supervisor unveiled a proposal that he says will ensure every family in san francisco has access to affordable, high quality child care. he joined us yesterday here on ktvu, the four saying his proposal will subsidize child care services for middle and low income families. >> my proposal for universal child care that i came forward with today is multiple prongs. one is about making sure the space is available so they have child care facilities, is available throughout every single neighborhood in san francisco. we need to make sure we train workers and have a pipeline of people staffing these child care centers. and then it's about affordability. >> farrell says. the money would come from proposition c that was voter approved back in 2018. in a statement of released this morning by mayor london breed, she reiterated her commitment to infants, children and families throughout the city. her office says the department of early childhood has doubled the number of children receiving early care

and education over the last five years, from 6000 to 12,000. the wait list for subsidized care has been cut by 72% under her administration, and there's been expanded. early education centers, 40 sites that have been built or renovated since 2018. the mayor states her strategies have resulted in increased retention and recruitment of the child care workforce in the city. she says. increasing salaries by 47% for educators at some of the highest need centers over the last two years. mayor breed says her proposed budget will continue to invest and fund these critical infrastructure improvements to include citywide , after school and summer programing. we're reaching out to some other candidates. we'll be back later this morning and let you know what any of them have to say about their efforts for early childhood education. back to you, dave. >> all right. thank you. alice. >> well, a popular hotel in downtown san jose has closed its doors for at least the next two weeks. a message posted on the

hotel de anza's website says an unexpected maintenance problem forced the owners to temporarily suspend all normal operations. yesterday's unexpected shutdown of the hotel on west santa clara street comes just as the summer travel season gets underway. >> closing down hotel de anza is obviously a necessity to keep visitors safe, but we encourage all visitors to still come out to san jose. we have other downtown hotel options, including the ac hotel, literally across the street and then in the downtown corridor there's hilton, marriott, insignia, four points, and even the westin. >> the goal is to reopen the hotel on june 16th. the owners say guests with any questions about the closure should contact hyatt customer care. >> our time now 534. happening today, san francisco police will give an update about a recent officer-involved shooting. now it's a virtual town hall scheduled for 3 p.m. this afternoon. it will focus on the shooting that happened last thursday around jennings street and donner avenue. police were

called there after someone in the neighborhood reported seeing a man with a rifle. san francisco police say one officer did fire his gun, but did not shoot anyone. police say the suspect was injured during their response, but not by gunfire. >> in the east bay, california, high school in san ramon was placed on lockdown after police say school staff got a phone call threatening violence. officers searched the campus and explosive detection canines were also brought in to the school grounds. police eventually gave the all clear and lifted the lockdown yesterday afternoon, but security measures remained in effect. officers stayed on campus and people from outside the high school were prohibited from entering the school grounds. our time now. >> 535 san francisco sheriff says his department has now suspended using chemical agents during training exercises. that's after gas from a recent training drill affected about two dozen students at portola elementary school a week ago. the sheriff says it happened during a training exercise near

the school where people were exposed to chemical agents and then were asked to perform certain functions. the department normally uses older canisters during that kind of training. some of them may have been about 20 years old. >> in this particular case, it was not something out of the ordinary that we do, but it is something now in hindsight that we are reassessing how we do training and moving forward will definitely reassure and make sure that this doesn't happen again. >> now the sheriff says a large number of those canisters were used during the training in a confined environment. one parent said his child suffered severe symptoms initially a sore throat, runny nose, burning eyes, but then they had post-exposure symptoms 24 hours later, which included kind of, vomit, continuous vomiting over the course of like 11 hours, like every four hours. >> he was getting sick.

>> now, many of the parents say they wish they'd had better communication from the authorities after that incident. and now they're calling for a full investigation. >> well, today is the last day of school at john f kennedy high in fremont, and authorities will be on alert following a frightening situation near the campus. police say someone in a car passing by fired a gel gun at a teacher and two students walking back to school after lunch on wednesday, the projectiles hit the group, which included a special needs student . he still has marks on his right arm and elbow. his father says they are all still shaken up by the unprovoked attack. >> i mean, it scared the #### out of me and i'm being polite, because not knowing really what happened to matthew, his buddy, he was so shooken up he couldn't go back to school. he went home, josh stuck it out, and, but it scared, scared the #### out of us. >> investigators have not released the make or model of the shooter's car, and no one has been arrested. >> time now. 537. boeing has now

met the federal deadline. and explain how they plan to fix recent safety problems. the faa had required boeing to produce a detailed turnaround plan after a door panel was blown out on one of its jets back in january. yesterday, boeing executives met with federal regulators for more than three hours, and the faa announced the restrictions it imposed on boeing shortly after that incident. will stay in place, at least for now. >> we will not approve production increases beyond the current cap until we're satisfied. bottom line, we will continue to make sure every airplane that comes off the line as safe and reliable, regardless of how many planes boeing builds. >> now, earlier this year, the faa had banned boeing from increasing the production numbers of 737 max planes until the faa was satisfied with boeing's quality control improvements. >> east bay mud marked the

completion of a solar project in orinda that triples its solar energy production. the 4.6mw project will generate 10,000,000 kilowatt hours of renewable energy a year. it's located at the east bay mud watershed property below briones reservoir . east bay mud says this is its largest solar array to date. they hope it helps them reach their goal to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. officials from total energy's explained the unique design of these solar panels. there are 12,000 solar modules. >> each one is about as big as a countertop, and they track with the sun. so when the sun is rising and when the sun is setting, we're generating the most power possible. >> according to east bay mud, the orinda project will provide $26 million in energy cost savings to ratepayers over the 25 year contract. >> our time is now 539 the hayward recreation and parks district is now transforming a vacant lot into a vibrant community park. here's a project

plan showing what the new ashland zocalo park will look like and will offer. it's scheduled for a grand opening in just two weeks on june 13th. the park will have play spaces for kids as well as an exercise corner and a walking loop. it will also be a new lawn right in front of a permanent stage to hold community events. >> a little bit of fog down towards santa cruz, keeping an eye on that. otherwise we are clear. we peaked it out yesterday on, i'd say a majority of the temps here. we're going a little bit cooler here santa rosa, walnut creek, redwood city, san jose still warm, just not as warm as yesterday. as temps start to trickle down a little bit, they'll really take a tumble tomorrow. those water temps credibly. cold point arena, point reyes, 49, san francisco boys gone up from 5152. half moon bay, i think, is now 53. but either way, that's cold water and it just needs a little help and it'll get it in the next 24 hours, 5060 on the temps here, a few 40s, especially on the coast if you have clear skies, east bay

temps, so quite warm. pittsburgh and also brentwood. they'll still be upper 80s to near 90 today, but i think most locations will pick up a sea breeze here later on today. it's trying certainly on southern marin coast at the golden gate and trying to make it over san pablo bay, but it runs into too much resistance right now and too much warm air aloft. this is your inversion right here. nonvoters come down. two. there were 74, now 72 right above the claremont oakland hills. 66. south wind at eight. we'll see if that holds there. and boulder creek also come down a little bit, but still warm at 70. that system in the gulf of alaska will be the leading edge of our big cooldown. that will start tonight. tomorrow. i do think the breeze will kick in later today, and that will lead to a much cooler weekend. so. and another system on monday sweeps by, and that brings some rain on the north coast. so you're not done up there. kristin city, eureka. arcata. but that'll give us another cool day and then we'll see how warm to hot we get next week. i don't think it'll last that long, but we could get a pretty good little pop for about wednesday. thursday 60s, 70s, 80s to a few if you're far

enough inland, near 90. but cooler weather will take us into at least monday. >> okay, steve. >> thank you. i'm not going to let something like this, affect us in san francisco just hours before a restaurant was due to open, thieves had some other ideas. >> you're going to see the financial damage they caused o the day of ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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san jose, showing the moment a man was attacked at a vta platform. santa clara county sheriff's office released this video you're looking at showing what appears to be an unprovoked attack. authorities say the video shows 26 year old andrew perez repeatedly punching the victim. it happened on the platform of the vta children's discovery museum station in san jose wednesday afternoon, about 1:00. perez went on to stab the 45 year old victim repeatedly with an unknown object. the victim is expected to survive but suffered a large cut that needed many surgeries. now perez fled the vta platform after the attack and barricaded himself inside of a home. he was arrested after a standoff with police. now he's facing several charges, including attempted

murder and assault with a deadly weapon. well, police in newark valley are investigating a smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store. >> 15 guys literally just started smashing away. >> officials say the robbery happened at around 1:00 wednesday at bindi jewelers. a large group of men with arms smashed the jewelry cases and got away with some of the items inside. police say several cars with getaway drivers were ready to take those robbers away from the scene at new park mall. >> our time is 546. a restaurant in san francisco is forced now to delay its grand opening after thieves stole thousands of dollars in items less than a week before they served their first guest. take a look at the security camera video captured from inside the new mediterranean style restaurant on golf street in hayes valley. you see a group of people dressed in dark clothing, wearing hoods. this happened early tuesday morning. the very same day the restaurant was due to have a soft opening.

>> you're definitely shocked. the first day. like you like this happened to you. it just doesn't add up. we are thankful they didn't do any property damage, so it's just inventory. inventory, small wares and tools. as i've said before, this just fuels me. i'm not going to let something like this affect us. and because i do believe in a trickle down effect as well. >> now, san francisco police are still investigating this robbery. a new date for the grand opening is now set for next wednesday. >> well, virtual menus at restaurants could become a thing of the past. a wall street journal report says many restaurants are getting rid of their qr codes following a growing number of complaints from customers. some of those customers say it's just tougher to navigate an online menu on their phones. while physical menus are making a comeback, some restaurants are keeping the qr codes to show additional offerings and specials. >> time is 547 happening today. pride flag raising ceremonies

will be held all over the bay area, kicking off pride month at 11 a.m. sonoma county will raise the pride flag on top of rosenberg building, and in oakland at 1130, mayor xiang tao will be joined by oakland officials and local lgbt q officials, raising the pride flag at oakland city hall. >> the us government and local tribal leaders have formally approved a plan to dramatically expand the berryessa snow mountain national monument. it's a huge amount of land covering parts of napa, yolo, solano lake , colusa, glenn and mendocino counties. local political and tribal leaders held a signing ceremony yesterday. it comes one month after president biden announced the expansion of the land, which is considered significant to tribal nations in the region. >> everybody came together knowing this was the right thing to do, and it was an important thing to do, and all you have to do is look at the landscapes or think about the wildflowers or

the wildlife that is there. it all becomes very, very obvious. >> senator thompson says this expansion will protect both the wildlife and the rich biodiversity of the region. >> it is now 548. the san francisco mta says they'll finish. they have finished the paving the l taraval improvement project. here's a look at the new streets. this is looking down towards the ocean. some of the construction work is still scheduled between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. until june 1st. up next, the work on the new boarding islands out there, the mta says riders. you can also expect to see mosaic art, decorative pavers and some new transit shelters with real time displays. >> 549 is the time, and sal has been pretty busy this morning with some major upheavals in the south bay. yeah that's right, ali and dave, northbound 101. >> we have that deadly crash,

northbound 101 near san antonio. our crew is there. i'm going to show it to you, that northbound 101 is still being cleared. now they have one lane open, but most of the freeway is closed. at one point, they had the entire freeway closed. it was a violent collision, and one person died at the scene that they're now putting up the cars onto a tow truck. here you can see that red car over there hit the right median and is pretty badly damaged. obviously not drivable. that yellow tractor is involved. tractor of a tractor trailer, chp is still there doing its investigation. this started this happened at three. we're almost three hours into it. northbound 101 near san antonio. all right. let's talk about some of these other commutes that we've seen. our triple a traffic cameras fired up. it is backed up at the bay bridge for a small delay with no major issues. if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, that traffic looks okay. so sometimes on fridays we get a little bit lighter than usual commutes, and that's happening on some of

these commutes right here before 6 a.m. it's 550. i see a little haze there on that san mateo bridge. let's bring steve in. >> sal, i noticed a higher than usual number of people on the roads at, oh, dark 30 this morning for a friday. i was surprised, yeah. >> me too. you know, it's, it's kind of hit and miss. although we don't have the huge backups yet. steve. that is correct. >> thank you sir. all right. 40s. 50s to 60s on the temps. it does look a little cooler here. fog is trying to work its way up santa cruz area, but most locations are clear. although i do think we'll get a breeze later today. 40s on the coast here. pacifica. montara. beach. pillar point, half moon bay woodacre has joined the party. it's close for atherton, menlo park and the stanford campus. then after that it's a lot of mid 50s, including foster city, san mateo, belmont and beautiful san carlos. a little bit of a northerly breeze there trying. it's at the west, wind is trying. it just doesn't have enough to work with yet. but that system up yonder right there, that'll do it. that'll start to work its way in tonight. tomorrow that will not only increase the fog, also the

onshore breeze and deliver some cooler temps. at least another system on monday before we then will will start to focus on what could be a hot couple of days next week. i'm not buying into the stretch for although as much as the climate prediction center is, i think it will last 2 or 3 days and get out of here. but that'll be next week. so for your friday forecast, clear morning, except for santa cruz, a little cooler coast and bay, still warm to hot inland, although i think majority peaked out yesterday. so 6070s 80s to near 90 degrees. tomorrow will be cool. looks good sunday monday then looks warmer tuesday. >> thank you steve. well, a legal victory for costco in contra costa county. new at six. the recent ruling that will now pave the way for a brand new store in brentwood. >> and as the 80th anniversary of d-day is just a week away, we're going to introduce you to an oakland military veteran getting ready to take off for a majo event

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omaha beach and survived the invasion of normandy. >> i've been back five times in the past four years. honoring all those souls that gave their life so that i could make it. >> now. the private aviation company wheels up will fly. papa jake and another west coast veteran to atlanta so they can board that flight to go to deauville, france. >> a san francisco tradition is returning this weekend. the 46th union street festival is shutting down union street between fillmore and goff streets. that street fair will have something for locals and tourists, from face painting to a whiskey and waffle tasting, live music will play nonstop. festivities start saturday at 11:00 and go until seven in the evening and then start again sunday at ten until six in the

afternoon. admission is free and more streets are going to be closed in san francisco starting this morning ahead of tomorrow's big concert at the civic center. >> it will attract more than 20,000 people to downtown san francisco. the streets around civic center and city hall are being shut down ahead of tomorrow's skrillex and fred fred again show. they include the streets that will be closed include grove between polk and larkin, polk between mcallister and hayes, and fulton between larkin and hyde. now, starting tonight, there will be more street closures on larkin and grove in the area of the civic center. the 19 polk and the 21 hayes muni lines will be reroute this weekend because of those street closures. the new drama ezra is a heartwarming film about family and friendship that features a star studded cast that includes bobby cannavale, rose byrne, robert de niro and tony goldwyn. >> the story is about a father facing difficult decisions while co-parenting his autistic son,

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house and police on the uc santa cruz campus again, moving in, breaking up a pro-palestine protest? we'll tell you about the overnight developments that's coming up 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 i'm allie rasmus. >> today is friday may 31st. did you look behind you i did it seems like the days. well we know the days are longer. you know, when we're out in the morning, i notice when the sun comes up before 6 a.m. in the summer months. it's just gorgeous out there, steve. >> as sal likes to say, meteorological summer starts tomorrow. but officially, we're three weeks away, so the days are are really long now. getting long, long here in the nights are short. but yes, we're already to the sunrise here and 50s on the temps. i don't think santa rosa's cloudy. i'll have to take a look at that. there is some fog down towards santa cruz which will play into our weather i think later, but overall lots

of sunshine today. it'll still be warm to hot inland, but it does look cooler. coast and bay. i think that sea breeze is itching and raring to go and we have 60, 70, 82, a few upper 80s, maybe even 90 far enough inland. all right. salesman busy from the hop. the jump. still about 101 palo alto. >> yes. in fact, i'm looking here at them, making some progress here on northbound 101. this happened on the boundary between mountain view and palo alto, right at san antonio road. they do have some vehicles there kind of set up and to take out, you know, basically to take the vehicles away on northbound 101. so that vehicle up there is involved. this was a deadly crash that happened just before three in the morning. so the investigation is now pretty much complete. they're going to take away these vehicles here. and that vehicle is pretty badly damaged. so they still have to get that out of the way. and they still have the coroner who is there. so we'll let you know when it reopens. other than

that, we've seen commutes that are not all that slow. we've been watching gilroy and san jose. we've been watching all the south bay and peninsula commutes. traffic is otherwise doing well around the bay area. 601 let's go back to the headlines. >> we'll have surrounded a pro-palestinian protest on the uc santa cruz campus. >> this started just hours ago, early this morning. ktvu james torres already at the campus to show us the moments when the police confronted those protesters. good morning, james. >> david. ali, good morning to you. well, certainly takes you a minute to actually get out here. that's because santa cruz police have several different avenues to get to this location blocked off pretty much a half mile radius in all different directions. so we had to park our car, walk our way out here in order to actually get to the scene of what we're seeing here. they're asking all our media who's out here to kind of stay off to the sidelines here for a

bit, just so they can kind of keep an eye on everyone's position. we have to make sure that we have our press passes very visible as well. we'll go and show you exactly what we're looking at here. there are two points that are really catching everyone's attention. this is probably the larger of the two at one point here. a number of these protesters had this entire roadway blocked, headed in both directions. this is kind of how you would enter the campus of uc santa cruz. the way they have it now, it seems like the police officers, since very early this morning reduced the size of that demonstration to what you see here. so you see a group of students, a group of these protesters, i should say, because sometimes it is mixed, a mix of students and faculty and a number of other folks here. you see the group of protesters who are all linked in arms, appearing to be in a circle here and then surrounded by santa cruz police officers. we'd also seen some personnel from the santa clara county sheriff's office, chp as well, all with riot gear on and for the most part, it's been kind of a standoff. we've seen a couple

tense moments here where they've been grabbing each other, a little bit of shoving, a little bit of imbalance there, and then you would see a couple of these officers walk out with some of these protesters, some with hands behind their back. i actually see an arrest happening right now on the probably right side of your screen, you can see an officer who is escorting one of those protesters off, away from the scene here. there's a bus that's not too far from where we're standing. it appears that's where they're taking everyone that they end up detaining. i want to go ahead and show you, some of the other points that keep, getting our attention. this is the entrance, essentially, to uc santa cruz. you see, another line of officers still in riot gear here, keeping an eye on some of the people who have been watching the core protest. a lot of gravel on the front here. and that was part of the demonstration earlier this week where the students, again, i should say protesters rather than students, came out, throw down a lot of gravel, threw down a lot of red paint here as part of their demonstration. and then

there's a second, much smaller standoff, just a little bit in the distance there, where you still see a line of officers still in the riot gear. and then a number of these protesters wearing their masks, yelling these chants, they many of them have been speaking into a megaphone, trying to get their message across to police officers and of course, their message across to the public as well. let's go to point your attention back over to that. really, that main demonstration, that demonstration that we've been talking about for several days now, and that same demonstration that has led uc santa cruz, to, they say to force themselves to go into remote learning. over the last few days, that's been going on for the last three days now, because they say that these demonstrations have prevented students, faculty and staff to actually getting to where they need to go in order for university operations to continue entirely in person. but this is the scene right now. it's certainly much different than what we've seen at other campuses all throughout the country, especially. we'll take you back to what we saw over at the university of southern

california, where we saw actual fights break out, where we saw, pellet guns, being shot. and we heard a lot more, activity. this compared to that. certainly, a much slower process here. you see, it's basically just a standoff at this point between those officers and the riot gear, as well as those pro-palestinian protesters who really, at its most intense part, have just been, kind of screaming their chance at these officers, certainly expressing their disdain for their presence being here. we've heard a lot of vulgar language. we've heard a lot of language that is pretty consistent with what we've heard with other demonstrations all across the country. and a lot of these protesters say that they will stay here. they're vowing to stay in place until they have their demands heard, which, of course, is asking for a cease fire in the war in gaza and asking for an acknowledgment of that cease fire, from uc santa cruz. so it is a situation that we will keep our eye on all morning long. certainly no telling how soon, all of this will be officially broken down

here. really? no word from chp or any of the law enforcement agencies about what their next plan is for the rest of the day, but those are questions we will be asking, and we'll give you updates throughout the morning. >> all right, james, thank you. we'll keep checking back with you on the campus of uc santa cruz. thank you. time at 606. meantime, san francisco mayor london breed announced her proposed public safety investments for her two year budget plan. the mayor wants to spend more money to hire police officers, sheriff's deputies and 911 dispatchers, and she wants to close a projected deficit of about $790 million over the next two fiscal years. now, her plan will be part of her proposed budget. that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june 1st for consideration, and mayor breed says her budget plan will dramatically expand child care services in san francisco. the mayor says her new spending plan will give crucial financial support for more than 25,000 families in san francisco who

have infants and toddlers. the mayor's proposed budget plan will also provide funding for parents who work overnight and on weekends. because finding child care is often very difficult. >> san francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell has announced his own plan to address what he calls a child care crisis in the city. yesterday the former interim mayor and city supervisor unveiled a sweeping proposal. farrell says that will ensure every family in san francisco has access to affordable, high quality child care. he appeared on ktvu the four, saying his proposal will subsidize child care services for middle and low income parents. >> and my proposal for universal child care that i came forward with today is multiple prongs. one is about making sure the space is available so they have child care facilities available throughout every single neighborhood in san francisco. we need to make sure we train workers and have a pipeline of people staffing these child care centers. and then it's about affordability, farrell says. >> the funding would come from

millions of dollars that were collected through a 2018 tax and proposition approved by san francisco voters. >> our time is now 608. costco is coming to the east bay city of brentwood, the bay area news group reports construction is expected to start this summer on a costco store and gas station in northwestern brentwood. costco reportedly received approvals to open that new store after a local development firm withdrew a lawsuit against the city of brentwood that stalled the project for almost a year now. earlier this month, a judge threw out the developer's claims that the city did not conduct a proper environmental review. and another major hurdles been passed for california's budget proposal. dozens of people lined up to speak before the state assembly budget committee, which passed the budget proposal for the next fiscal year. the proposal addresses california's expected $45 billion deficit in the next fiscal year, with some programs being cut and some

spending being delayed. the state legislature and the governor have until june 30th to pass a new budget. it is now 609 happening today. paul pelosi expected to take the witness stand in court and face the man who was already convicted in federal court of brutally attacking him with a hammer. david depape is now in state court. he's facing charges that include attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. now, yesterday, prosecutors called a neurologist to the witness stand. he testified that 82 year old paul pelosi may suffer the rest of his life from the injuries caused by that hammer attack. also prosecutors played a one hour police interview with depape after he was arrested. >> a defendant's confession or admission is an important piece of evidence always, but based on my understanding of what he said , it also supports, the

foundation for the defense saying the kid, the guy was delusional. >> it is possible that at the rate the evidence is being presented now, this case could go to the jury as early as next week. >> well, people in donald trump's inner circle say he is defiant and ready to continue his presidential campaign, even after a jury convicted him on all counts of the hush money case against him, making him the first former president to become a convicted felon. reporter rebecca castor joins us live from new york, where she has been covering that trial for weeks. she's here to tell us what the former president and his legal team plan to do next. rebecca >> ali. good morning. in the next couple of weeks, donald trump will need to meet with a probation officer here in new york who will recommend a sentence for the judge to review. but his legal team does plan to appeal the verdict. >> the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury, and the jury has spoken. the aftermath of thursday's historic

ruling being felt nationwide. >> a 12 member manhattan jury found former president donald trump guilty on all 34 felony counts in his new york hush money trial. >> this was a rigged trial. >> the jury agreed with prosecutors that trump was involved in an attempt to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. the former president was accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels, allegedly to keep her quiet about an affair with trump and prevent the story from affecting his campaign, something trump says never happened. >> we didn't do a thing wrong. i'm a very innocent man. >> trump's legal team plans to appeal the verdict. >> he was a resolute, strong. we were all more upset than he was with judge juan mershon and scheduling sentencing for july 11th. and we're going to fight wake up tomorrow and fight in reactions are pouring in from voters gearing up for the november election. >> finally, i feel like a little bit of justice is served.

>> all the counts should have been dropped. i'm excited to still vote for him and still support him. >> we will hear more from the former president later this morning. he's holding a press conference at trump tower in just about two hours. ali >> rebecca. in the meantime, will the former president serve jail time? he's certainly eligible for it under these 34 convictions he now has. but what indications have the has the judge given that he will give him jail time or probation or something else? >> so prison time is one of the sentencing options on the table. but judge mershon has indicated that he's not leaning towards that. some of those other options that are probably more likely in this case are house arrest, probation, community service or a fine. >> reporting in new york city. thanks for that report. well, our coverage of the trump guilty verdict continues online. you can go to our website ktvu.com. there you can find local and

national reaction, as well as the latest announcements from donald trump's legal team, a new ebt food program coming to california, a look at who qualifies for free or reduced meals, starting this summer, and hundreds of mexicans here in the bay area and elsewhere getting ready for what could be an historic moment this weekend. >> what we know about mexico's elections, the may lead that could lead to mexico's

on alaska airlines. we're on our way to seattle. looks pretty good there. 68 degrees. if you're heading down to los angeles, it's cloudy, foggy, especially for 70s. it's been a lot of may gray. i think they'll get some june gloom going into the weekend as well. honolulu looks good though. 82 degrees, probably a few showers on the leeward side. if you are traveling though, it's all about the middle of the country big time. thunderstorms in texas yesterday could get a little turbulence there. a little rocky ride right in the middle of the country there, but other than that, i think it looks pretty good. unless you're going to phoenix and it's 105 miami 89. but you can see all that activity from minneapolis, chicago, saint louis down to houston, where more heavy duty thunderstorms have been popping up. >> thank you steve. the bay area will have a say in mexico's presidential election. more than 675,000 mexicans who live abroad are eligible to vote in this election set for june 2nd. early

voting is now underway, and some people in the bay area are casting ballots. they're allowed to vote by mail, online and in person at selected consulates in san francisco and san jose. foreign relations experts say this year's presidential race in mexico is historic because the two front running candidates are both women. one will become mexico's first ever female leader. >> our time is now 618. there are reports that two years ago, the biden administration rejected an extraordinary deal with tiktok. it would have given the u.s. government unprecedented control over tiktok, which is owned by a chinese company. the washington post is reporting tiktok was willing to allow the federal government to pick its board of directors and have veto power over all of its new hires. tiktok even offered to give federal officials a kill switch that would have shut down the app if the united states felt it was still a threat. >> why would we choose to do what tiktok has already done,

and that is to give the government access? yes. >> now, the biden administration agreed with those views and decided not to agree to the deal. tiktok now has until january 19th to divest to an american company or face being banned in the united states. >> a bill increasing access to opioid addiction treatments unanimously passed california's health committee. the bill was sponsored by san francisco assembly member matt haney. it would allow doctors to dispense their patients up to 72 hours worth of take home doses of methadone, a life saving overdose treatment drug. now, before this bill, only a methadone clinic could dispense the treatment that bill is now headed to the california senate. assembly member haney responded by saying, quote, we've reached a point where the treatment for opioid addiction is much harder to get than the deadly drugs themselves. dealers are much better at getting fentanyl and heroin into people's hands than we are at getting them addiction medication. we have to reverse

that entirely if we want to save people's lives. end quote time 619. >> we are just about to see them open another lane on northbound 101, in palo alto mountain view, at the site, northbound 101 north of san antonio. deadly crash. the coroner is still doing, the work there, but they have one lane open, but they are getting ready to open the freeway. this is a deadly crash on northbound 101, right on the boundary between, mountain view and palo alto at san antonio road. so please give yourself extra time, they do have a rather extensive investigation going on here. we also want to talk about some of the other things that we have going on in the commute really quickly. there's not a big delay at the bay bridge toll plaza and some of the commutes in the east bay are light at 620. let's talk about today's weather and let's bring steve back in. sal i haven't had the chance. >> happy friday, my friend. >> same to you, sir. >> it feels like it too. all right. santa rosa, walnut creek, redwood city and san jose. what

about them? there will be a little cooler today. 85, 88, 83, 85. still above average. but we peaked out yesterday. all those water temps 49 point raise 52 san francisco boys come up one. they were 51 yesterday. half moon bay i think is 53 now. they were 52 seven. but in monterey one of the monterey boys 54. still cold water when fog is just raring to go. 40s, 50s, 60s on the temps. there's not much of a breeze yet. a little bit of fog though, down towards santa cruz, monterey bay, santa cruz. see if that starts to work its way up the coast. i think it will, 40s and 50s on the temps there. that's the system in the gulf of alaska that will start to cool down here. so still warm inland friday, i do think a little cooler coast and bay. this will give us a pretty good cool down saturday. it looks nice sunday into monday. one more system on monday as well. if you're on the north coast, look at that. a little bit of rain in your near future. that would be on monday. then all eyes and attention will be on possible some warm temps after next tuesday. clear morning except for santa cruz, a little cooler coast and bay, warm to

hot inland. 60s 70s, 80s. tomorrow looks to be about ten degrees cooler though at ali. >> all right, we'll look forward to that. thank you steve. bridging the gap in higher education. the new funding now available to help california's underserved community of students. and in oakland high school rowing team getting ready for a big competition. their inspiring story of dedication that now has them heading to the national

new summer food program. it's designed to provide healthy meals to more than 5 million children across the state. the department of social services says eligible families of those children will receive electronic benefit cards within the next few days. those cards will provide a total of $120 per child during the next three months to help them pay for summertime meals. california state university campuses are splitting more than $6 million to help support underserved communities. funding will go to each school's asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander achievement programs. the state has budgeted $8 million every year for academic services and other resources, grant money for each campus will range from 200 to $460,000. two cities in the bay area are among the best in the country when it comes to selling a home. zillow recently released its market heat index ratings. the real estate marketplace company says

san jose and san francisco are among the hottest markets of the 100 largest metro areas in the u.s. both cities earned scores above 110. now, for comparison, the average score for other u.s. cities was 60. zillow says these ratings are based on a variety of factors, including the number of people showing interest in an area's home, the number of homes reporting a price cut, and the amount of homes selling within three weeks. the oakland a's are in atlanta to begin a weekend series against the braves this evening. last night, the tampa bay rays defeated the a's, 6 to 5, in a game that went 12 innings. jose siri had two homers in tampa bay's victory. rookie oakland pitcher mason miller had his first blown save of the year in 12 chances. the san francisco giants begin a series against the new york yankees at oracle park tonight. first pitch is 715. the giants remain one of the hottest teams in baseball, winning ten of their last 13 games. the yankees lead the american league east with one of the best records in baseball. a team of oakland

students is going to florida to compete in the 2024 us rowing youth national championships. one of the oakland strokes rowers, giovanni grajeda, has been rowing for two years after finding the national recruitment project called stem to stern, the program provides transportation after school and help with homework. the goal is to get kids not historically exposed to the sport, interested and passionate about rowing. >> traditionally, rowing doesn't look like me, so i want to be the person that helps kids realize that rowing could look like them. >> it was really no difference from like, how my peers saw me against. like my other other peer that maybe a different color. >> nearly 70 kids and nine boats will head to youth nationals. those will happen next week in sarasota, florida. a positive outlook for california's power grid. how new resources are promising to lower the risk of a blackout this summer

we do not want to see a succession of these kinds of things. >> former president trump has now been convicted of 34 felonies. we have the latest on the legal and political implications as we move closer to the presidential elections. and a candidate for mayor of san francisco lays out a plan to make child care more affordable.

we have the reaction from the city's current mayor to the proposals of her challengers from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. it's a friday. it is may 31st. >> we have a beautiful sunrise here behind us. i didn't intend to match with the picture here, but it's just a nice picture of summer with the days nice and long. let's see what the weather is going to be like. >> and you took a nice selfie, by the way, where they did some special effects. you should post that. >> okay, i will do that. >> it looked great. it looked great. all right. so now real quick here if you're up in sonoma county, santa rosa, for some reason there's a glitch in the system. they reported light rain. so your phone app light rain. no no no they'll fix it i'm sure. but it's clear 50 is on the temps. a little bit of fog down towards santa cruz. little haze. that's haze off in the distance, not fog. that's haze. and we will see sunshine today. still warm to hot inland,

but it does look a little cooler. coast and bay, by the way, i think that breeze will kick in some fog around santa cruz. see if it can take the turn and head up the san mateo coast. 60s 70s 80s to a few upper 80s, maybe even well inland. some 90s one more day and then cooler tomorrow. all right, sal's here. 631. better. same, worse. palo alto, 101. >> it's the same. i still have the lanes closed. northbound 101 near san antonio. right on the boundary between mountain view and palo alto. northbound, 101. traffic is going to be, down to one lane, but it looks like they might be opening one more lane soon. but the bayshore freeway is really slow from mountain view. getting up to palo alto. they still have the investigation going on on the right shoulder of a deadly crash, and they removed a lot of the vehicles from the scene. so give yourself an extra time, use 280 if you're heading up the peninsula instead, you can see that right now. the rest of the south bay commute, other than that, looks pretty good. that's the only thing going. there are a lot of alternate routes. 632 let's go back to the headlines.

>> all right. thank you. sal, we want to take you back live to a developing story out of uc santa cruz. this is where we're bringing you live pictures right now. police and the california highway patrol have surrounded a pro-palestinian protest that's been on the uc santa cruz campus. and recently the university administrators and police told the people who made that encampment that they're blocking the roadway in and out of the school and that their encampment has to come down. the protest has to end. ktvu james torres has been out there all morning. he's told us that it appears there may have been some arrests, and they're in the process of breaking down this encampment. we will be checking in with him a little later on this morning for the latest developments on this story. but this is a live picture right now of the uc santa cruz campus, where you can see dozens of chp and local police officers surrounding what had been a protest and encampment blocking the entrance to the uc santa cruz campus. well, in about 90 minutes from now, we will hear from donald trump, the former president will speak from trump tower in new york city.

>> he'll be talking about his legal and political plans after he was found guilty of 34 felony counts. >> ktvu is andre senior is in the studio with us to explain what trump and his legal team is going to do next. >> many people eager to hear what he's going to say here shortly from now, the former president, who also wants to be the next president, is vowing to fight the conviction that has made him a felon. now, the appeals process is expected to be lengthy and won't finish until well after the november election. trump will be the first sentenced on july 11th. that's a few days before the republican national convention in milwaukee. punishment can range from probation to home confinement and even jail time, although legal experts doubt that will happen because trump is a first time felon committing nonviolent crime. this conviction does not technically bar him from running for president or even becoming president. he can still vote for himself in florida as long as he is not jailed in new york state. >> this was a disgrace. this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. and this

a rigged trial, a disgrace. but the real verdict is going to be november fifth by the people. and they know what happened here and everybody knows what happened here. >> the 12 everyday jurors vowed to make a decision based on the evidence and the law and the evidence and the law alone. now, the trump campaign is using the conviction to spur fundraising. the site briefly crashing because it was overloaded yesterday. local political analyst brian sobel says it's legal and political drama is bad for the country. >> i don't care what your political allegiance is. this is not, you know, a banana republic . we do not want to see a succession of these kinds of things happening. you know, next week, hunter biden is on trial. then, you know, does that extend to the president? and then you just have this recurring thing. we already seeing it in the in the congress of the united states. you don't want to see it

at the with the presidency. >> now, the trump campaign says if he is sentenced to home confinement, he will hold virtual rallies again. donald trump set to speak at 8:00. our time from trump tower. his defense team is already laying the groundwork for appeals, accusing the judge of being biased and his connections to democrats, ali, thank you, andre, and our coverage of the trump guilty verdict continues online at our website ktvu.com. >> there you can find local and national reaction, as well as the latest announcements from donald trump's legal team. >> our time is now. 636 a san francisco restaurant forced to delay its grand opening after thieves broke in and stole thousands of dollars in items less than a week before the restaurant's first guest was served. take a look at this security cam video from inside the new mediterranean style restaurant on goff street in hayes valley. you can see a group of people dressed in dark colors wearing hoods. this happened early tuesday morning. now it was the same day that restaurant was due to have a

soft opening. >> you're definitely shocked the first day. like you like this happened to you. it just doesn't add up. we are thankful they didn't do any property damage so it's just inventory. inventory, small wares and tools. as i've said before, this just fuels me. i'm not going to let something like this affect us and because i do believe in a trickle down effect as well. >> now, san francisco police is still investigating this robbery and a new grand opening date is now scheduled for next wednesday . >> well, in san francisco, the mayor's race is just a few months away. >> yeah. and the candidates in that race, they're explaining their priorities. ktvu. alice. alice wertz is in our newsroom. you have more on this. good morning alice. >> good morning dave and allie. that's right. the san francisco mayor's race has 53 candidates. it's just six months left until this election. they filed to run for the top seat in city hall yesterday. candidate mark

farrell announced his plan to address what he calls a child care crisis in the city. the former interim mayor and supervisor unveiled a proposal that he says will ensure every family in the city has access to affordable, high quality child care. he joined our ktvu the four yesterday, saying his proposal will subsidize child care services for middle and low income families. >> my proposal for universal child care that i came forward with today is multiple prongs. one is about making sure the space is available so they have child care facilities available throughout every single neighborhood in san francisco. we need to make sure we train workers and have a pipeline of people staffing these child care centers. and then it's about affordability. >> now, farrell says the money would come from proposition c. it was a voter approved proposition back in 2018 that passed in a statement released by the mayor of san francisco this morning, mayor london breed, she reiterated her commitment to infants, children

and families throughout the city . she says her office and the department of early childhood has doubled. the number of children receiving early care and education over the last five years, from 6000 to 12,000. she also claims the wait list for subsidized care has been cut by 72, and there has been expanded early education centers with 40 sites either built or renovated since 2018. with that prop c money now the mayor states her strategies in partnership with supervisor myrna melgar, have resulted in increased retention and recruitment of the child care workforce in the city. part of that included increasing salaries by 47% for educators at some of the highest needs. centers over the last two years, mayor breed says she her proposed budget will continue to invest and fund the critical infrastructure improvements necessary, and it includes citywide, after school and summer programing. we're waiting to hear back from other

candidates for mayor in the city as to any plans they have for early childhood education. we'll be bringing you updates on that as we get them in the newsroom. alice wertz, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, alice, thank you. time now. 639 the operator of california's power grid predicts the state will avoid rolling blackouts this summer because more power is available and because we'll have cooler temperatures. >> you see, lower probabilities of above normal temperatures along coastal california. a lot of this is driven from the sea surface temperatures. going into a more cooler period of time. now the iso says california's electricity system has been severely strained by years of drought and record breaking heat , with the latest forecast calls for a cooler summer in california is pretty confident. >> new resources added to the grid in recent years will easily handle california's power needs. this summer it is 640. >> we still have that problem

right on the boundary between mountain view and palo alto, northbound 101 at san antonio road, we have several lanes closed because of a deadly crash. they've made progress in clearing it, but they still have lanes closed there. they're getting ready to open more. the corner still has to arrive to take away the person who died. unfortunately. so the best way to do this is to either use el camino real or bayshore, or if you're in that immediate area, you're going to be, but if you just want to get up the peninsula, the best way to do that is to use interstate 280 instead. let's take a look at some of these other commutes. we're off to a decent start on a friday, although it is not completely light. you can see the richmond bridge does have a little bit of slow traffic there, and so does the bay bridge. a little. not a lot, it's definitely lighter than usual for the first four days of the week, but there is a little bit of a backup here, here and there. i'd say it's still a pretty decent commute for most of these drivers. at 641, here's someone who's looking decent

today. mr. steve paulson gets tougher every day, doesn't it? >> yes it does. yes it does. thank you sir, except for ali, who looks fabulous today. dave even said so. santa rosa, walnut creek, redwood city and san jose. yes, it was hot yesterday. it'll still be warm today, but the temp is coming down a little bit now. the city was 70 yesterday. i went 72. not bad. there's what we call a 3 degrees guarantee in weather within three degrees. that's considered a hit. and with all of these microclimates around here, believe me, it's not easy going 6653 what's average? 6552 so you're right there. the records 92,001. it was hot here in 2001 and 47. the record low back in 1971. and as they mentioned there on their projection. who was that the iso dave that you. yes i you know what. that's not easy to do. i'm on the same page with them for the reasons they mentioned. the water temps are cold. we're transitioning to a la nina. so i think for coastal and bayside areas it won't be a bad summer. you never know. inland it doesn't take much, but the water temps are really cold,

40s for some, 50s for others, some 60s already though, and we will have that system up there in the gulf of alaska sweep through. that's going to start the process of an onshore breeze, and it will really ramp up the fog, if not later today, tonight, overnight into tomorrow. so one more system has to go by on monday. then all attention, all eyes, focus, hyperbole, whatever is on how hot it's going to get here. i think it only lasts a few days and then gets out of here. i'm hanging my hat on the gfs, which is progressive and not stationary with that ridge. friday forecast a little cooler temperatures 60, 70, 8090. much cooler for inland areas tomorrow. >> all right steve, thank you. our time now 643 is big tech. is racing to make neurotechnology a hit. some are wondering if these powerful tools will work the same for everybody. you have details of the new program that's taking on elon musk. brain chip start up company

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hotel dean's website says an unexpected maintenance problem forced the owners to temporarily suspend all normal operations. the mercury news reports the problem had something to do with some type of water damage. yesterday's unexpected shutdown of the hotel on west santa clara street comes just as the summer travel season gets underway. >> closing down hotel de anza is obviously a necessity to keep visitors safe, but we encourage all visitors to still come out to san jose. we have other downtown hotel options, including the ac hotel, literally across the street. and then in the downtown corridor, there is hilton marriott, signia, four points, and even the westin. >> the goal is to reopen the hotel by june 16th. the owners say guests with any questions about the closure should contact hyatt customer care. a local distillery is closing for good dissident spirits. a local craft distillery is calling it quits after it gained popularity for its small batch vodka, gin, whiskey and rum, all of which

were made in richmond. the team first launched in 2021, but they say due to evolving market conditions and insufficient growth, the company said online that memorial day weekend was going to be its last weekend in business. spotify is offering a refund on its short lived in-car streaming device after being hit with a class action lawsuit. car thing will no longer work starting in december. after launching in february of 2022. a few months after its release, spotify announced it would stop making the device. spotify has received backlash in response to its latest decision. a number of consumers who purchased the in-car gadget have sued spotify, saying that the company misled them, selling them a product that they knew would end up being discontinued. >> time is 648, and we do have that problem on northbound 101, a deadly crash that happened right near san antonio road, this person, the one person was killed there, a bunch of other

people were in the crash northbound 101. they are opening lanes as they can, but they still have several lanes closed. it's unclear how many are open, but for sure, we still have an investigation going on there. the best way for you to do it is to use 280 or 101 and 280 or 101 after san antonio road. if you get on the road, let's say at embarcadero, you should be okay. there are some small delays at the bay bridge. not a big one, but some small ones. as you drive into san francisco, you'll see traffic on the bridge is crowded at 649. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right, on a friday, you have a little bit of fog down towards santa cruz. the onshore breeze is trying. whoops let me go this way. there you go. i messed it up. oh, well, let me do this, well, never mind. it's going like that. it's trying. but then there's still a northerly breeze that's preventing it. but i think eventually here that west wind will kick in here. 30s up in truckee and south lake tahoe, 44. arcadia yet reading 75,

which is warmer than palm springs at 7360 bookends los angeles, san diego lots of gray had, i think about 75 to 80% of the month. there has been fog for san diego and los angeles. been a gray, gray month down there and pretty much here too. that system up in the pacific northwest, gulf of alaska will swing into the north. that will what we call lower the heights, open the door to more fog and breezy cooler as we go into saturday. one more system monday, which will bring some rain to the north coast. how about that? that's impressive, and then after that, we'll see how warm to hot it gets. i don't think it'll last too long, but we could get a pretty good pop. wednesday. thursday next week, a little cooler. coast and bay. still sunny for most 6070s 80s one more day of upper 80s to near 90. then we'll level it out and cool it off for a few days. take >> all right. thank you. steve. well, time is 650. health officials around the state are warning the public don't drink a hemp infused soda that contained banned ingredient. it's the california department of public health, says mary jones. sodas are mislabeled, and they violate

california law. this popular beverage has illegal forms of intoxicating thc derived from hemp. health officials say there were concerns that young people were drinking them. they're sold in green apple root beer, berry lemonade and orange and cream flavors. it's 650, a health care tech company wants patients to take part in a trial that could revolutionize mental health treatment. the company is called care yaya, a fast growing tech startup based in north carolina. the company is working on a program called open mind project that will collect brain scans and neuroimaging of minority populations. the researchers say. among black people, dementia is two times more common than among whites. yet black people are still underserved. >> i think neurotechnology is the future, you know, it's kind of like how i was a few years

ago, you know, we have devices like this, you know, which is a now portable, fully mobile device that has basically made an eeg machine where you can read brainwave signals. and i'll put this on my head. you know, you can put like a simple device like this on your head and monitor for your brainwave activity, and do something like a sleep study at home to help people diagnose sleep apnea and different types of sleep apnea, and among the potential other uses, helping people with disabilities, paralysis, as well as neurologic conditions like dementia and alzheimer's. >> if you diagnose it early, these conditions could lead to more effective treatments and better care. that's how we started open mind. >> you know, we want to make sure that the neurotech revolution that is happening and about to happen, brings along everyone for the ride, especially minority populations that often suffer disproportionately from neurological disorders like dementia and alzheimer's. >> while elon musk's neuralink company focuses more on lab

work, testing out the technology through a brain chip implant, korea is using brain data from diverse populations in real world settings. you can go to ktvu dot com or look for under web links to get more information about the company and its studies. it is 652. the bay area, kicking off the weekend with music festivals, cultural events, even farmers markets. we'll take a preview of what you can expect when you go to these events, and problems with the illegal fireworks in san francisco seem to be getting worse. new at 7:00 with san francisco's grand jury wants the city to do to deal with this problem, and it's been more than a year since a destructive storm badly damaged the wharf in capitola. but it will be a bit longer before you can head back out there. we'll tell you why. the reopening of the wharf has been delayed.

buttigieg's will be held across the bay area, kicking off pride month now at 11:00 this morning, sonoma county will raise the pride flag on top of rosenberg

building and in oakland at 1130. mayor xiang tao will be joined by oakland officials and lgbtq q officials to raise the pride flag at oakland city hall. well, the 80th anniversary of world war two, d-day is approaching june 6th, and an east bay military veteran will be flown to normandy, france, to mark the anniversary. oakland resident staff sergeant jake m larson, also known as papa jake, is one of 50 veterans at delta airlines will fly to france at just 15 years old. staff sergeant jake lied about his age back in 1938 to join the national guard. he was sent overseas in 1942 and he landed on omaha beach and survived the invasion of normandy. >> i've been back five times in the past four years. honor ing all those souls that gave their

life so that i could make it. >> the private aviation company wheels up. will fly. papa jake and another west coast military veteran to atlanta so they can board the flight to deauville, france. it is 658. a wave of people will be in the napa valley this weekend for the first ever la honda music festival, the first of its kind latin festival. it will be going on the same location as bottlerock, but the look and feel of the festival will be completely different. there will be a lucha, a lucha libre contest, 18 foot catrina dolls, aztec ceremonies, folklore folklorico dancers and mariachi performers. of course, food and alcohol. beverages. alcoholic beverages will be latino based and focused. we talked to the

founder of 21 seeds tequila, a fast growing company owned by three women who plan to serve some spicy margaritas. >> we went down to mexico and we were looking for a distillery partner. we were three moms from outside the spirits industry, and we found a female owned distillery and a woman down there, celia, who was willing to take a chance on us because she saw herself in us and in what we were trying to do. >> now, this weekend's lineup includes some of the world's top latin performers. tomorrow's headliner is alejandro fernandez , is sunday's headliner is mana. daily tickets, by the way, are still available for sale. we've been given a legal dispersal order. >> anyone that remains will be arrested. >> police move in overnight to clear protesters and an encampment at uc santa cruz. we're live with the standoff between law enforcement and demonstrators. >> this is a rigged decision right from day one.

>> the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury. and the jury has spoken. >> donald trump vows to fight the result after being found guilty on 34 felony counts will break down. what's next and what it could mean for the 2024 election. and it's a problem beyond 4th of july and new year's eve. why san francisco could crack down on illegal fireworks, and why some residents say the situation has gotten out of control. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. >> and welcome to friday, the very last day of may. it's may 31st. let's go. right, right to steve paulson. get the latest on your weather. >> a little bit of fog down towards santa cruz. i'll show you that this is haze you're looking at now. and temperatures. it was a warm night, no doubt about it. we haven't had too many, but we did last night. now i think fog is going