to announce pandas from china would come to the san francisco zoo. but not everyone is sharing in that enthusiasm from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. we're so glad you're here. >> good morning. >> i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior in for dave clark. today is thursday, june 6th, steve paulson, we are going to be moving away from that. >> mike fell. oh your mic. hold on. that's okay. oh, yeah. stand by. okay. go ahead. two. it was hardly noticeable. go ahead. right. >> take two. we'll throw that one away. >> now go now goes. what do you got, there's some fog forming out there rapidly, i'll take you . it's hard to see, but it is forming also down towards santa cruz, moving up the coast, but right on the marin headlands, san francisco. a little bit of haze, but fog is also there. temperatures 5060 on the temps. it will be cooler today. now inland, some of the inland temps will still be hot watching right there. you can see watch it forming. that's a fast right near muir beach, golden gate bridge starting to make its move so it's on its way. even though

the bases are shallow, summer breeze is beginning to kick in here. it will show itself more later today. cooler for many, unless you just don't get the breeze of the fog. but temperatures coming down 60, 70, 80 still some 90s all right, so we may never pass this way again, but i still need to know what the traffic is. now, hold on a minute. eastbound 24 has an issue. >> that's right. steve get closer. i got something for you. i'm waiting. eastbound 24, we did have a crash approaching the lafayette area. and hold on for a second, because sometimes when steve's makes a request, i have to. i'm going to go to that first because steve's the man. you know that eastbound 24, steve mentioned. i have it up on the maps now. getting up to the walnut creek area, there was a crash at pleasant hill road. the good news about that, steve and everyone else, is that the jam up has cleared up because they moved it to the shoulder. it's still a little bit slow on westbound 24 in the area, though, and we're going to check that out in a matter of fact,

westbound 24 is just a little slow. i wouldn't say it's terrible, but if you want to give yourself an extra 5 to 10 minutes, i think that would be, probably a good move. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up for about a 10 to 15 minute delay. no major issues. once you make it onto the bridge at 701. let's get right back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. on the heels of a visit from vice president kamala harris, former president donald trump is attending a fundraising event in san francisco today, hosted by billionaire venture capitalists ktvu. james torres is live in the city with all the activity ahead of the event. hi, james. >> hi, garcia. well, the former president will spend the rest of the week here in california. his first stop here in this neighborhood in the pacific heights district of san francisco. that's before he heads down to southern california. this is donald trump's first visit to california. and one of his first fundraisers since a jury convicted him of more than 30 felony fraud charges. today's event, hosted by billionaire venture capitalist david sax and

chamath palihapitiya that could rack up around $250 million for trump's presidential campaign. the two investors have held similar events and fundraisers for other candidates before. that includes former republican candidate vivek vivek ramaswamy and even independent candidate robert f kennedy. together, the two host a podcast called all in, which is posted on youtube. there, they talked about trump's fundraisers, saying they've sent an invitation to host and fundraise for president biden as well. david sax says he thinks today's event will reveal just how much support trump has in the bay area. >> frankly, there's a lot of preference falsification going on in silicon valley. i know there's a lot of people in silicon valley who we know because we know who's coming. >> yeah, you have the list of people who don't. i mean, look, nobody is excited about biden, okay? >> nobody is excited about biden right now. so the only question is, do they hold their nose and vote for him, or do they vote

for trump? or do they vote for bobby kennedy? but but there's a lot of people who i do think support trump. >> it was a rigged trial. we wanted a venue change, a small group of those pro-trump californians are planning a caravan from oakland to san francisco, showing their support for the republican presumptive nominee. >> at the same time, there was an anti-trump demonstration happening later this morning near the marina. that's where organizers say they are planning to launch a float mocking the former president and his recent convictions. reporting live this morning in san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james. thank you. pro-palestinian protesters gathered in san francisco and oakland, where vice president kamala harris attended fundraisers. i'm afraid on baby killer, more than 100 demonstrators opposing the biden administration's support for israel gathered in front of the venue in san francisco, chanting they took over valencia street about an hour before the vice president arrived. police issued

orders to clear the area at least one woman was detained for not moving out quickly enough. protesters say they were there to make sure their voices were heard by the vice president. >> at every point in the last eight months, the biden administration knows, and the people of the world know, that he had the power to stop this war. he had the power to stop this genocide. if only he would have stopped arming israel. >> vice president harris addressed the protesters at one of the events, saying the administration hears them and that they're listening and working toward a resolution in the middle east. >> president joe biden speaking in france this morning honoring world war two veterans on the 80th anniversary of d-day on behalf of the american people. >> and as commander in chief, it's the highest honor to be able to salute you here in normandy. once more. >> during his speech, the president denounced authoritarian ism and isolationism, linking the lessons learned during world war two to today. >> we know the dark forces that

these heroes fought against 80 years ago. they never fade. aggression and greed, the desire to dominate and control, to change borders by force. these are perennial. the struggle between a dictatorship and freedom is unending. >> later today, the president and first lady, jill biden, will attend a wreath laying at the normandy american cemetery. well, at 705, now an israeli airstrike hitting a school that had been turned into a shelter in central gaza. the israeli military says its fighter jets hit that school, which is run by the united nations agency for palestinian refugees. now, the israeli military says hamas uses the school as a cover for its operations. local officials in gaza say at least 33 people were killed, including 23 women and children. three free palestine. this is an update to a story we told you about yesterday morning . 13 protesters were arrested on

the stanford campus after occupying a building that houses the office of the president and provost. the stanford daily says one of its reporters was among those arrested. the group, liberate stanford, is calling on the university to divest in companies doing business with israel. the university says there was extensive damage to the building, adding, quote, actions such as what occurred this morning have no place at stanford. the demonstrators were taken to santa clara county jail . >> they are very disappointed with the administration that they do not think the administration is answering student calls. >> the students involved face suspension, the university also says any seniors arrested will not be able to graduate. yesterday morning, stanford also removed a pro gaza encampment that was set up back in april. >> happening today final public comments expected on a funding plan to bring two giant pandas from china to the san francisco zoo. the board of supervisors voted last month to postpone the mayor's request to raise $25 million to host the pandas once they're brought in from china.

critics say the timing and nature of the proposal is distracting from some of the city's more important priorities. animal rights activists also say they've sent letters urging officials to cancel plans to house pandas at the zoo over what they call sub-par conditions to the south bay. now, as people in san jose are being told to keep their pets inside because of a mountain lion, san jose police say the big cat was spotted just after 930 last night in the area of l.a. drive and war admiral avenue, not far from great oaks park, police say if you see a mountain lion, call 911. officers are working with animal control to locate the big cat and move it to a less populated area. >> 708 is your time right now. firefighters in napa responded to a fire that came close to a home. the crystal fire started northeast of saint helena on wednesday and burned about 60 acres, cal fire says. crews responded quickly with three air tankers and two helicopters and at the fire, 50% contained. within a few hours, cal fire says the fire should remind everyone to have an evacuation plan in place. >> a good take home right now is

to start with your evacuation plan. so am i signed up for the local emergency alerts through my county? do i have a go bag ready for my family? do we have our plan? what we're going to do? should we have to evacuate? >> two firefighters affected by the heat were taken to the hospital. three others were treated at the scene. there are no reports of any structural damage. >> amtrak says it has made some accessibility improvements at its bay area stations. the transit agency says it spent nearly $21 million in upgrades at the martinez, fremont, hayward and oakland coliseum stations. improvements include resurfaced platforms with warning surfaces along the platform edge so passengers will have trouble seeing can more safely navigate the stations. they're also renovated restrooms, a new pedestrian walkway, and some new signage. the city of pittsburgh is allocating nearly $2 million to fix city roads, with a focus on the california seasons. neighborhood crews will be paving and resurfacing along with other repairs. the project is set to start in spring of

next year. >> time 709 and we've been following the east bay commute, where clearly most of the slow traffic is. we've had a couple of things going on, but i'm going to start with the bay bridge just because people always want to know what that's looking like. actually, it doesn't look all that slow. and, you know, sometime in june we're going to start seeing some drop off during this commute. it happens every year as people start taking road trips. they start going on vacation. we hope it happens. maybe next week. it's already looking a little bit lighter on a thursday here. heading over to san francisco. this is a look at interstate 880, and you can see that traffic looks good. highway four is pretty slow all the way out to concord from pittsburg, and highway 37 is slow. heading out of vallejo until you get about halfway on the causeway on 37. it just it gets better by the time you reach sears point for sure. and there's also some slow traffic approaching the richmond bridge. it's 710. let's go back to the desk. >> the community of half moon

bay gathering to mourn the death of the mayor's son. loved ones sharing some of their fondest memories of this young man. >> apple is dethroned. for years it was the biggest tech company in the south bay. but not anymore. the new king of silicon

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policies on its website. sf pride said there is no israeli float in the sf pride parade. sf pride values the contributions of jewish queer individuals in advocating for peace and acknowledge their enduring efforts. the group also says it's welcoming pro-palestinian groups to the sf pride parade. the san francisco jewish community relations council posted on social media we are disheartened by this poorly worded statement from san francisco pride. we call on sf pride to clarify that everyone, including lgbtq plus israelis, are welcome at pride. we spoke with state senator scott wiener, who represents san francisco and participates in pride. he says there will be a large jewish contingent at this year's parade, and that everyone is welcome. >> the pride statement was, not phrased, ideally. and i think that it sent an in an inaccurate

message, about israelis and, and i know that pride completely and utterly welcomes israelis in the parade. we have a large lgbtq israeli population in san francisco who are absolutely woven into the fabric of our community. >> we did reach out to organizers of sf pride. we have yet to hear back. san francisco's pride parade is on june 30th. >> small businesses were on display at a pride event highlighting lgbtq owned shops in sunnyvale. more than 20 vendors showed up for the oasis makers fair at the tetra hotel. these vendors sold items such as handmade candles, clothing, baked goods and more. the rice rockets drag troupe provided entertainment as people shopped, celebrating pride month while putting money into the community. >> happy pride month to everybody and also just to support the community and show support to small business owners . is very important to me. >> so hopefully by coming

together as a community, it will empower other people to feel more comfortable about who they are. >> the hotel hosts events like this every quarter trying to showcase members of the community. it is coming up now on 716. us regulators are set to move forward with antitrust investigations into companies that are dominating the ai industry. the justice department and federal trade commission reached a deal to split responsibility for investigating nvidia, microsoft and openai. now the justice department will investigate if the behavior of nvidia violated antitrust laws and the ftc will examine the conduct of openai and microsoft. >> nvidia is now the biggest company in silicon valley, and the second largest in the world. the artificial intelligence chip maker in santa clara is now worth $3 billion in. nvidia has surpassed apple just checked here. found that one share of nvidia is trading at more than $1,200. nvidia is moving closer to microsoft, which is currently the most valuable company in the

world at 3.1 trillion. >> all right, 716 now let's get back to sal, who's tracking the roads. we are theorizing today might be the day that people go to work because they don't have to go tomorrow. >> yeah. you know, we've certainly andre and gasia have noticed trends and tuesday, wednesday, thursday are the office days. mondays and fridays are the days where people work from home or perhaps say they're working from home. you know how that goes. all right. i won't get into that. let's go to highway four, as you come over to the willow pass, grade. it's all right. it's a little slow. southbound 680. right near pleasant hill road. there was a crash, a little slowing there from pleasant hill to walnut creek and 80 from el sobrante into the berkeley area is slow. this is all very typical. we don't see anything unusual about that. a quick look at the richmond san rafael bridge. it's a little slower than i'd like to see it, but it should get better in the next hour or so. this is the peak of the commute. highway 24 is also slow. this morning we had a couple of earlier

incidents that are gone. bay bridge is backed up to the maze, so definitely a crowded thursday out on the road, so if you are, you know, it is getting closer to the commute where it's going to get a little bit better. that's the 8:00 hour. right now. we're in the thick of it. 717 steve, back in with today's forecast. >> yeah, i'm working from home today. wink, wink. right. so thank you, sir, we do have our high moving off a little bit slowly. now, if you're well inland, it'll still be hot. but the trend is to start to cool it down. that system to the left will start to pump it out of the way. and that's going to open the door to a much stronger sea breeze. all right. some fog for muir beach. marin headlands looks like on the golden gate bridge. trying to get its act together in the city as well, at least out towards, you know, the western edge of the city, no doubt about it. down towards santa cruz and moving up the san mateo coast. that's called a southerly surge right there. so it's on its way. not only that, but 50s on the temps. now, if you're out towards vacaville and brentwood, it's going to take another day, before the cooling

makes it. but we are on except for livermore. everyone is running cooler by 1 to 8 degrees. concord minus eight, hayward minus seven, napa minus seven, santa rosa minus six. and a lot of minus four is minus five here. so it's going to be a cooler day today as that system swings. that's a pretty deep system this time of year. but it'll always say wash out as it moves towards us. but that'll bump the high out of here. and all signs point towards cooling beginning today and then really ramping. i think the sea breeze kicks up its heels pretty well this afternoon. and then for sure tonight into tomorrow a little cooler thursday. westerly breeze trying to work its way in. and it will eventually. but still if you're you know, if you don't get the fog of the sea breeze, you'll still be hot. but most locations, at least locally, will start to drop here today. cooler for all friday into saturday levels off sunday a little warmer monday. >> steve thank you. time is 719. one woman from pinole is at d-day. observances in normandy, you'll meet 98 year old jean gibson. one of the last surviving rosie the riveters. >> the state said a bear wandered into a south lake tahoe home, and the residents had no choice but to defend themselves. but investigators are now taking

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used to be just kind of like, oh, you buy your house and, you know, you certainly have to budget for that. >> but it wasn't like, you know, this is going to be a significant additional cost. i want to go back to having one insurer for a fair price, you know, that provides the coverage. i need. >> state farm is the first major insurance company to walk back. a decision to drop coverage. for some californians, the policy changes go into effect july 3rd or when renewals come up. >> the city of pittsburgh says water will be shut off for homes and buildings in the area of valenzuela court and madonna. madonna place today. the service interruptions will take effect between 9 and 1 p.m. it's all part of a system repair project. water shutoffs are also scheduled for friday. california is moving forward with a plan to build the state's largest new reservoir in 50 years. this comes after a judge dismissed a lawsuit from an environmental group that was aiming to block the project. the $4.5 billion project, known as sites reservoir, would be located about 70 miles northwest of

sacramento and provide water to millions between the bay area and los angeles. the project is on track to break ground in 2026 and finish by 2032. >> the el dorado county da's office says it's looking into the deadly shooting of a 16 month old bear that created backlash on social media, the california fish and wildlife department says on memorial day, the bear was shot by a homeowner after it wandered into a south lake tahoe home. state investigators closed the case the next day, but witnesses have since come forward disputing the accounts of the shooter, saying it wasn't in self-defense. 724 here, the city of san jose's animal shelter is reminding pet owners to keep their animals out of the heat during these hot days, and the agency has some tips for us to get your pet up to date with their latest heartworm preventatives. >> and if you leave your pet at home, be sure it has access to a cool, shaded room, threw ice cubes in its water, and move your walks to the early morning or late evening hours. favorite

thing to remember is if it's too hot for you, it's likely too hot for your animals. >> i think it's important that people remember that, cats and dogs, they don't shed their heat the way that people do. >> pets do not sweat like humans do. instead, they regulate their body temperature through panting and through their paw pads. the city's animal shelter also urges people to never leave their animal alone in a parked car. on hot days. and if you see someone else doing this to their pet, the best thing to do is call animal services. >> usually, if the temperature outside is 90 degrees, it's going to be well over 100 and can get up to 140 degrees inside a car very quickly. >> leaving your pet in a parked car on a hot day is against the law. in our state. it could result in fines and jail time. >> well, the oakland ballers are just two weeks into their debut season, but tonight they will make some history on the mound. >> and at the same time, former

president donald trump is in san francisco for a big money campaign fundraiser. today, there's growing speculation about his potential running mate , what some on the short list have to say about the race, and a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. >> you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your vizio smart tv, your amazon fire tv, your roku, your apple tv or your android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. we'll

well, this morning we remember one of the major events of world war two, 80 years after allied forces stormed the coast of normandy, france. then former president donald trump is in the bay area today for $300,000 per person political fundraiser. we'll tell you about one of the co-hosts who in the past supported or donated to campaigns ranging from robert f kennedy jr. to hillary clinton. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two december 29th. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm andre senior for dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it's thursday june 6th. and if you use the ac

yesterday and the day before like c paulson and i did, you probably won't have to turn it on again today right? i hope well it depends on where you live if you're far enough inland. >> yes. but for a majority probably not. there's a pretty good breeze and fog is forming. there's some air in marin county, southwestern marin coast. it looks like it's pulling away from the golden gate bridge, but there's plenty coming up the coast here. look at that. well, there's some south san francisco as well, but right there down towards monterey moss landing, santa cruz, and then working its way up the coast, san mateo coast. so it's a sign of things to come here, summer breeze is kicking in, not roaring yet, but i expect it to pick up later today . fog moving up the coast. breeze has turned a little more westerly. we are running about 1 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time, so 60, 70, 80 inland. still some 90s, but not those one hundreds. unless you're outside my forecast zone. all right. sal is here. where are we beginning? a bridge of freeway. what? >> yeah, let's start on the bridge here. steve, i want to show everyone the bay bridge, because that's the really the king of the commute. so to speak. and that is backed up all

the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. and, you know, some of these other commutes are still pretty good. taking it easy here on 880, north and south, right near the coliseum, you can see that traffic is moving well. and if you're looking at the south bay commute, we're getting now a little bit of a backup heading into the west valley. so when we come back we'll take a look at that. and some of the peninsula commutes that are getting more crowded. it's 730. let's get right back to the headlines. >> so thank you for that ceremony in france to honor dozens of american world war two veterans continues this morning. >> it was 80 years ago today. allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy, a turning point in the war now remembered as d-day. katie's allie rasmus is live in studio to share how world leaders, including the president, are sharing their gratitude for those who gave their lives. >> it was a day long series of events, speeches, ceremonies to honor the bravery and sacrifice of american world war two veterans. >> chevalier de la légion d'honneur.

>> emmanuel macron pinned the legion of honor medal, france's highest honor, on the veterans who survived d-day. president biden then shook hands and thanked each of them personally, members of the british royal family and even actor tom hanks attended the ceremony, happening this morning at the normandy american cemetery in france. to show their gratitude, many of the veterans who survived the d-day allied invasion of occupied france are now around 100 years old. dozens of them returned to the site where, 80 years ago today, they took part in the largest air, sea and land invasion in us history. it was june six, 1944, when more than 150,000 allied troops from the u.s, the uk, france, australia and canada landed on the occupied french coastline of normandy during world war two and is what is now referred to as d-day, and historians say it laid the groundwork for allied forces to eventually defeat germany. the war ended 11 months afterwards. >> here we proved that the ideals of our democracy are

stronger than any army or combination of armies in the entire world. we prove something else there as well the unbreakable unity of the allies. >> as president biden used his address to touch on current international politics, speaking about the defense of democracy in the context of current conflicts in europe between nato and russia and the ongoing war in ukraine, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky also attended the ceremony in france this morning. towards the end of the event, there was a 21 gun salute and a flyover, and later veterans received a standing ovation from dignitaries and world leaders as they glided past world leaders in their wheelchairs about 150 americans who took part in the normandy landings were expected to attend today's ceremonies. gasia and andre, back to you. >> all right, ellie, thank you. millions of trailblazing women answered the call during world war two to help build up america's defenses. and that includes jean gibson, who lives in pinole. the 98 year old is one of the last surviving rosie

the riveters, and today she is in france to be honored alongside 70 other d-day veterans. after two weeks of welding school, gibson went to work building ships. >> it changed my life and i'm sure that my life has changed some others because i've had young women talk to me about their lives and how you know, they they think about the roses and they think about women doing things that were never permitted before. >> gibson was also a licensed pilot and became part of the ninety-nines that was a group started by amelia earhart when only 99 women were licensed to be pilots. now, gibson also went on to earn a phd and teach education psychology at uc berkeley. >> former president trump is here in the bay area raising money for his presidential campaign. in the event is co-hosted by venture capitalist david sachs. sachs posted on x last week that the former

president has a lot of supporters in silicon valley. many are just afraid to admit it. take us to the event. start at $300,000. sachs is hosting the event at his home in pacific heights. he has supported a wide range of presidential hopefuls over the years. bloomberg news reports. he donated $50,000 to the mitt romney campaign in 2012. 33,000 hillary clinton in 2016. most of his support has gone to republicans. he helped launch the ron desantis campaign announcement last year. he also co-hosted fundraisers for vivek ramaswamy and independent candidate robert f kennedy jr. meanwhile, former president trump is narrowing his list of potential running mates those on a reported short list include north dakota governor doug burgum and senators marco rubio, jd vance and tim scott. the trump campaign is reportedly requesting paperwork from contenders to begin a vetting process. so far, the candidates are keeping quiet about quiet about any possible role in the election. >> the only thing i'm talking to the president, president trump, about is how to make sure he

gets four more years. >> i have not we've never discussed it. and but, you know, the donald trump's going to make a good choice. he has time to make that choice. and he has a lot of good people to pick from. and i just think we need to win. >> political watchers say the choice of a vice presidential running mate will be one of the most critical pieces of news to come in the presidential race before the republican convention. now, just five weeks away, it's coming up on 736. >> now in half moon bay, the mayor and his family gathering with the community to mourn the loss of his son, 28 year old joaquin jimenez. alvarado was killed in a motorcycle crash less than two weeks ago. at his funeral, loved ones shared words about the young man who was well loved in the small community. >> our cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything, speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind. >> and half moon bay.

>> after the funeral, a line of more than 60 motorcycles led a procession through downtown the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of this crash. those working to recall oakland mayor xiang tao say they've already turned in more than enough signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. yeah, the group oakland united to recall. shengtao says they've collected more than 40,000 signatures, which surpasses the required 25,000. the group says they turned in the signatures at city hall seven weeks before the deadline. critics say the mayor has failed to crack down on crime, lost out on millions of dollars by missing a deadline to apply for an organized retail theft grant, and is losing beloved sports teams lost the a's, she is selling off now our assets. >> she's selling off our interest in the oakland coliseum . that is an act of desperation. >> new oakland police statistics show nearly all types of reported crime, though, are down in oakland for the first five

months of this year, with 20% fewer homicides, a 60% reduction in car break-ins and a 44% drop in commercial burglaries. and that's compared to the same time last year. >> some in east oakland are frustrated after road crews walked off the job, leaving streets in their neighborhood torn up and dangerous for driving. crews were doing road repair work in sobrante park in may. the contractor postponed the work due to safety concerns, oakland public works tells ktvu there were two incidents that led to this decision. in one case, a man pulled a gun on a worker who had asked him to move his car in another case, a worker was hit by a car. neighbors say they're not getting any answers or updates from the city, basically abandoned. >> the problem is they don't tell us anything. we call them almost every other day. it's not only inconvenience, it's dangerous. we have three spin outs. i keep getting sick because all this does. >> the city told ktvu that a new contractor will pick up the project starting today, and that all repairs should be finished by the end of next week.

>> all right. 738 is your time this morning. sal's back up again. he's watching the roads to see if there are any trouble spots for you. >> all right, andre and keisha, let's go right to the south bay here. and show you that the commute in san jose is going to be moderately heavy. it's not the worst i've seen by far, but there is some heavy traffic now. building in the silicon valley, heading west, getting out to that area. now, let's also talk about the peninsula. as i mentioned, you know that traffic is going to be okay on 101 and 280. a little slowing on the other side of the bay on the east bay, union city and fremont. that's all very typical. there's 280 in san jose. it is slow, as you mentioned, or as i showed you. let's go right to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is backed up to the mate. so that's kind of a, you know, predictable commute. and, you know, people don't like slow traffic, but at least you know what's coming here. there's nothing unpredictable on bay area bridges at the moment. 739 let's talk to steve now about today's weather. >> thank you sal. all right.

before we get to our weather, we're looking ahead to this weekend. roberta gonzalez emailed me and said, steve, please mention the livermore rodeo for this week, the 106th livermore rodeo and i said, no way. there's no way i'm doing haha. i'm happy to do it for roberta. she will be hosting the cowgirl luncheon this friday, so make sure you say hi to everyone out there in the beautiful livermore valley. i'm partial to it, as you know, and it does look cooler. i'm going sunny breezy on saturday, low 80s gasia. do you have any connection to the livermore valley? >> i have, what can i just say, the rodeo parade. if you could make it that morning, is the best. >> okay, now saturday tickets are sold out, but sunday is still available. okay. and a quick shout out to all the wineries out there, especially the three steves. for obvious reasons. all right, there you go, roberta. concord speaking of livermore 101 yesterday. so it will be down a good 20 degrees by the time we get to the weekend. santa rosa, yountville, palo alto, east san jose, 95 to 102. oakland was 85 and the city

76. but that's 76. in the city was ten degrees above average. and people are sensitive to that. if you live in the city, but cooler is on the way big time here as we head towards especially friday. but santa rosa, san francisco, concord, san jose, down we go. on the forecast highs for today 6080s to soft, soft 90s 6654 for the city. what's average 6653 at records way back 95. the record high 1883 and 47 in 1917. a little bit of a breeze kicking in. and also fog is forming. that system to the left will start to work its way towards us. some fog on the marin coast. you can see some daly city westlake. down towards south san francisco, and then of course also towards santa cruz and working its way up the san mateo coast. so we're getting ready for a cool down 50, 60, 70 on the temps. if you're well inland, it'll take another day, but temps are already running one to about eight degrees cooler than yesterday. you guys. >> steve. thank you. can i get personal for a second? would you

have for breakfast? i didn't today, normally i have a protein shake. >> okay. protein shake. yeah. with banana. you know, some protein fruit some greens. yeah. well not greens but but like fruit, bananas. and, you know, just protein. >> so no added sugar in that breakfast. >> usually i'll put a scoop of peanut butter in it. okay. >> all right. so people though have like a donut and a frappuccino. >> no, no. >> go hard the other way. we're talking about sugar. obviously according to the american heart association, americans consume 17 teaspoons of added sugar every day. that's 2 to 3 times the recommended amount. so some are now calling for the fda to treat sugar like nicotine and include warning labels on high sugar foods, similar to what we see on cigarets. oh, that is incredible. >> we'll talk more about that on the nine. but for now, we want to ask you our viewer poll today this morning should warning labels be added to sugar products? your options here. yes. all products yes, but only some. no, it's an overreach, there you go. there are your options. yes. all products 56. yes, but only for some 11. no, it's an overreach. 33. right now. so you can just scan the qr

code on your screen right now or you can just head to ktvu.com/vote, to cast your ballot. but this is interesting because, you know, when i cook with salt, you know, i'm very aware of how much sodium is in the product i'm using, let's say, even if i'm cooking pasta. so not to add anything extra to it. okay. so, you know, i do read the label to see how much is in there. >> right. and it's on there. i think what they're calling for is like the big, you know, this pack of, you know, toaster pastries, whatever has, you know, four times the recommended blah blah per serving. >> i the information is there. >> it's there. yeah. but should you put it you know, should you force a company to put it even, even higher so they understand it. people aren't learning how to, you know, about the stuff in school. so maybe this is a way for them to understand a little bit more. yeah. >> maybe you could look at it that certainly the healt crisis is dee ni

well, which is about 30ft, was spotted monday at at first just east of tiburon. the center says the whale was going to be towed to angel island, where they'll try to determine the cause of death. the world health organization has confirmed the first fatal case of bird flu in

humans. the organization says a person in mexico with prior health issues contracted and died from the bird flu in april. the 59 year old died after being hospitalized in mexico city. it's unknown where and exactly when the person was exposed to the virus. the case is the first laboratory confirmed human infection from the flu. however, the w.h.o. says the current risk of the bird flu virus remains low for the general population. >> in an effort to advance legislation protecting women's access to birth control has failed in the senate, the right to contraception act fell short of the 60 votes needed to move forward. all but two republicans voted against the measure shortly after the vote, governor newsom posted a video message on social media calling the outcome outrageous. >> after overturning roe, the so-called party of freedom has repeatedly blocked efforts to help women access ivf, birth control and abortion. >> many republicans who voted against the bill say they

support access to contraception, but that the new legislation is unnecessary, and president biden releasing a statement shortly after that vote, saying in part, quote, vice president harris and i believe that women in every state must have the freedom to make deeply personal health care decisions, including the right to decide if and when to grow or start their family. >> well, 749 is your time right now. hunter biden is back in court this morning for his federal gun trial. the president's son is accused of lying on a federal form, saying he was not on drugs when he bought a gun back in 2018. biden has pleaded not guilty so far, we've heard testimony from biden's exes. the clerk who sold him the gun at the center of the case, and others. the prosecutor and the government could rest its case today. the defense is prepared to call its first witness as early as tomorrow morning. well, once again, it is nvidia getting a lot of attention and making a lot of money. >> tim cook, back in studio with this in dollars and cents. yes. >> it's great. it's a bay area company that's doing all these great things. nvidia now past

apple, another bay area company in terms of market cap. nvidia is now the second most valuable public company behind microsoft and ahead of apple after it hit $3 trillion in market cap this week. market cap, by the way, is calculated by multiplying the current price of the company's stock by the number of shares outstanding. as the opening bell rang this morning, lululemon beat the street's estimates for its quarterly earnings report. however, sales are down and lululemon issued a weak guidance for the second quarter as it faces more competition in the workout and athleisure wear business. from alo and vearey. taking you live to the new york stock exchange. now for the numbers up across the board, no big swings, but the dow jones up slightly. as you can see, about 48 points or so. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both up just a little bit. but it's nice that that nasdaq is holding that 17,000 level. the federal trade commission plans to file an antitrust lawsuit against the country's largest alcohol distributor. the ftc accuses southern glazer's wine and

spirits of providing kickbacks to large retailers. the florida based company acts as a go between for alcohol producers and liquor stores. revenues reached $26 billion last year. more economic problems for red lobster. the chain is now in danger of closing more restaurants because of high rents. new court documents show there are 135 restaurants that may continue losing money if the company can't renegotiate those leases. red lobster only has a few weeks as those contracts are set to expire at the end of the month. this news comes just one month after the chain closed nearly 100 other locations before filing for bankruptcy. and chips ahoy fans are upset after the brand quietly changed the recipe of its popular chocolate chip cookie. now, the cookie maker's new recipe is said to be a new texture and contain chocolate chips with a higher content of cacao. but some people are taking to social media to say they don't like the new recipe, and they want chips ahoy to throw out that new batter. chips ahoy, by the way,

made by nabisco. and after 60 years, it's still one of the fastest growing brands at the company. it has captured a lot of gen z customers. it only advertises on social media now, mainly tiktok and youtube. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right pam, thank you. our fox local zip trips returns once again tomorrow right here on channel two. and our next stop is saratoga. from michelin starred restaurants to long standing favorites, there's something for everyone in this quaint silicon valley town. >> we have been in here, saratoga for over 20 years, so everyone is know us, and we have been trying our best to provide good food for the saratoga again. >> that's tomorrow, june 7th on mornings on two. the nine. if you're in the area, come and join us right outside the big basin cafe. and of course, you can watch us live here on channel two. and the fox local app. cannot wait! >> very excited. i love getting

out. i'll be honest, i don't go to saratoga all the time, sal. it's hidden, but that's like one of the best parts about it, right? that's why people who live in saratoga love saratoga. >> you know, i was talking about zip trips with some friends who were just kind of tuning in and they say, you know, it's great that you're pointing these places out because i wouldn't have known even people who live just relatively short distance away wouldn't know the gem they have almost in their backyard. so that's a great part of this. all right. let's go to the bay bridge. and right now we're going to talk about getting into san francisco. and there is a backup. of course thursday is one of the busier days. it's backed up all the way out to the maze. this morning's commute on interstate 880 is getting a little slower getting into downtown oakland now we're talking about the south bay and traffic is slow on 85. as you drive up to cupertino and yes, past los gatos and saratoga, where we'll be tomorrow. right.

you can say it one more time. all right. and then cupertino and sunnyvale, a little bit of slow. it's a little better than it is on a normal thursday. we're going to start getting a little bit of that summer vacation break. 752 let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. >> sal. that's a good point because i used to live in los gatos, and i think it's a kato road or highway nine. you go through monte sereno, end up in saratoga. it's beautiful. you've never done it. >> great. it's great. >> it's great. thank you guys will have fun tomorrow. beautiful place. saratoga. all right. a little bit of fog. marin starting to form here. let me zoom out a little bit here. and you can see there's some forming there around bolinas. and also now daly city. westlake. sal's peeps down here, daly city, westlake, south san francisco. but really, the main fog bank is now santa cruz, heading up the coast. there you go. once it does that, it's only a matter of time before that sea breeze really shows itself. 50, 60. now brentwood, vacaville. you're probably still going to be in the hot category upper 90s today, but most locations will cool off. we're already seeing that concord's minus eight compared to yesterday. at this time, napa airport minus seven,

minus six for santa rosa. hayward's minus seven. so this will increase as that system swings by. bumps the high out of here. and by the time we get to late saturday sunday what you'll see in the jet stream here. this is the upper level at 18,000ft 500 millibars. you'll see a little of this. and that's really going to bring in a much cooler pattern. and it'll ramp up that fog big time. but for today cooling begins coast and bay, no doubt inland temps will still come down. they'll still be hot, but just not as hot as tuesday and wednesday. so a little cooler thursday. westerly breeze, warm to hot inland lake county, clear lake and off to vacaville. calistoga. it's probably going to take another day. healdsburg, cloverdale, but for most 60s 70s 80s 90s. but cooler weather is on the way for sure. for all friday into saturday, even looks pretty good on sunday. >> steve thank you. happening today in oakland history will be made on the baseball field. kelsey whitmore will be the opening pitcher in the oakland ballers game against the yolo high wheelers. she'll be the first female player to start a game in pioneer league history. the ballers are playing again

tonight at raymond park. first pitch 635, 754. here coming up, three major ghost gun manufacturers agree to stop operations in california and pay several hundred thousand dollars in fines. how the move aims to curb deadly shootings with untraceable firearms. and then today's game one of the nba finals between the boston celtics and dallas mavericks. even if you care nothing about basketball, you may want to keep an eye on this one. how the outce could land you a fre

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inspiration for walt disney's later creation of disneyland. disneyland, meanwhile, is pausing sales on all annual passes. park officials announced all four magic key annual passes are now only available for renewal. the most recent sale of magic keys began in early march. the least expensive imagined keys only limited to residents of southern california, sold out in under nine hours. the winner of a mega millions lottery ticket worth 2.9 million, has two days left to claim that prize money. the california lottery says the ticket was purchased from a gas station in los angeles in december. the ticket matched the numbers eight, 23, 44, 45 and 53, just missed the mega number three for the night of the drawing. if this ticket goes unclaimed, that money goes to california public schools. >> the people that will be giving are not just millionaires or billionaires. they're zillionaires. there's a

libertarian republican streak amongst these venture capitalists. >> a major campaign fundraiser in san francisco for former president donald trump, expected to bring in millions of dollars. the billionaire venture capitalists hosting the sold out event, plus really unsafe. >> i'm unsure if my tire is going to go flat, if a rock is going to kick up and crack my windshield, and i'm just disappointed. >> an oakland neighborhood left with an unpaved dirt road after a construction crew leaves the project over safety concerns from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. all right. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across a hazy san francisco skyline this morning, what is going on out there, it's going to be cooler today than it had been yesterday . the last two days, in fact, many people want to know how cool it will be. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian, and it's

thursday, june 6th. that picture steve paulson behind us now a total 180 from where we were this time yesterday. well we've got that inversion. >> warmer air aloft is trapping everything. so but it's going to get better here as we get the breeze kicking in. the fog is forming especially some on the marin coast, south san francisco and coming up the san mateo coast. livermore, though, is already 70, so they'll be in the 90s. but coast and bay are going to cool down. you can see some of that fog there. daly city also, you know, trying to get its act together along much of the marin coast. it is working its way from santa cruz up the san mateo coast. so eventually it'll get there. but it's mainly for coast and bay. summer breeze should kick in later today. i would think by 2 or 3:00 it will be moving in, but we'll have pretty wide variety of temperatures here 60, 70, 80, still some 90 though inland. and if you're far enough inland, probably some upper 90s. all right. sounds here. 801 bay bridge again or somewhere else, we're going to start in the east bay, steve. and, right now, 880 southbound at whipple, there's an injury crash, unfortunately,

now that we are getting closer to the 8:00 hour, some of these commutes had started to get better. but now this might put a wrench into that. southbound 880 is backing up into hayward. it's right there in union city there, right near the boundary. actually and traffic is backing up quickly. let's talk about the south bay. we're getting out to the west valley. the traffic is moving along slowly on all the freeways. it's not unusual. there aren't any big problems there. we do see some slow traffic on 880 and 101 in the south bay. southbound one. i'm sorry. southbound 280. right at 380, there's a crash and also northbound 101 and northbound 280 in the san francisco are very slow. 802. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal happening today. another big campaign fundraiser coming to the bay area. former president donald trump set to attend an event in san francisco hosted by a billionaire venture capitalist. ktvu james torres is live in the city with what we

can expect. they are in here for the money. they're here for the money. james >> that's right. andre, good morning to you. here, will. several streets, not necessarily closed this morning, but certainly restricted anyone who normally parks out here on the street has been asked to move their cars days in advance. here and that's because the former president will be spending not just the rest of the week in california, but his first stop here in san francisco. so along this neighborhood in pacific heights, and that's before heading down to southern california. this will be donald trump's first visit to california. one of his first fundraisers as well, since a jury convicted him on more than 30 felony fraud charges. today's event, hosted by billionaire venture capitalist david sachs and chamath palihapitiya, the two investors held similar events and fundraisers for other candidates before including former republican candidate vivek ramaswamy and even independent candidate robert f kennedy. they host a podcast together called all in, which is posted on youtube. on the most

recent episode, they talked about the trump fundraiser, saying that they've actually sent an invite to host president biden as well. david sachs says he thinks today's event will reveal just how much support trump has in the bay area. >> frankly, there's a lot of preference falsification going on in silicon valley. i know there's a lot of people in silicon valley who we know because we know who's coming. >> yeah, you have the list of people who don't. i mean, look, nobody is excited about biden, okay? >> nobody's excited about biden right now. so the only question is, do they hold their nose and vote for him, or do they vote for trump? or do they vote for bobby kennedy? but there's a lot of people who i do think support trump. >> while we wanted a venue change, there is a group of pro-trump californians who are planning a caravan from oakland to san francisco that's a little later this morning. >> they plan on showing their support for the presidential republican presumptive nominee. at the same time, there is an anti trump demonstration also happening later today near the

marina. there, organizers are planning to launch a float mocking the former president and his recent convictions after today, trump will head to beverly hills and newport beach for more fundraiser fundraisers. experts predict that he could rack up hundreds of millions of dollars for his campaign. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james. thank you. pro-palestinian protesters gathered in san francisco and oakland, where vice president kamala harris attended fundraisers. i'm afraid i'm a baby killer. more than 100 demonstrators opposing the biden administration's support for israel gathered in front of the venue in san francisco, chanting and taking over valencia street about an hour before the vice president arrived. police issued orders to clear the area. at least one woman was detained for not moving out quickly enough. protesters say they were there to make sure the vice president heard them every point in the

last eight months. >> the biden administration knows, and the people of the world know, that he had the power to stop this war. he had the power to stop this genocide. if only he would have stopped arming israel. >> harris, addressing the protesters at one of her events, saying, the administration hears them, they're listening, and they're working towards a solution. in the middle east, an israeli airstrike hit a school where displaced palestinians were sheltering in central gaza. >> the israeli military says its fighter jets hit the school. it's being run by the united nations agency for palestinian refugees. the israeli military says hamas uses the school as a cover for its operations. local officials in gaza say at least 33 were killed, including 23 women and children. story free palestine 13 protesters were arrested on the stanford campus after occupying a building that houses the office of the president and provost. we had this for you yesterday morning as breaking news. stanford daily says one of its reporters was among those arrested. the group,

liberate stanford, is calling on the university to divest in companies doing business with israel. the university says there was extensive damage to the building and says actions such as what occurred this morning have no place at stanford. the demonstrators were taken to santa clara county jail . >> they are very disappointed with the administration that they do not think the administration is answering student calls. >> the students involved face suspension, the university says any seniors who were arrested will not be allowed to graduate. yesterday morning, stanford also removed a pro gaza encampment that was set up back in april. >> well, today marks 80 years since d-day. president biden spoke in front of service members who were among the 150,000 brave troops that stormed the beaches of normandy 80 years ago. president biden is one of several world leaders in normandy today in france, and during his speech, the president drew parallels between germany and the threats facing western democracies today. >> history tells us freedom is not free. if you want to know

the price of freedom, come here to normandy, come to normandy and look. democracy has never guaranteed. every generation must preserve it, defend it and fight for it. that's the test of the ages. >> later today, the president and first lady, jill biden, will attend a wreath laying at the normandy american cemetery. a military piper playing a song this morning to mark the anniversary of d-day. it's honoring the moment. uk personnel landed on gold beach 80 years ago. wilbur two veterans are joining heads of state on the beaches of normandy . >> california is cracking down on ghost gun sales under a new lawsuit settlement, the states permanently banning three manufacturers from making or selling the largely untraceable firearm. the companies also have to pay the state $675,000 in civil penalties. the suit claims the companies misled customers

into buying illegal weapons. in recent years, ghost guns have accounted for up to half of the firearms found at crime scenes in our state. some east oakland residents are frustrated after road crews walked off the job, leaving the streets in their neighborhood torn up and dangerous for driving. crews were doing road repairs in sobrante park back in may. the contractor postponed the work due to safety concerns, oakland public works tells ktvu there were two incidents that led to that decision. in one case, a man pulled a gun on a worker who had asked him to move his car. in another case, a worker was hit by a car. neighbors say they're not getting any updates or answers from the city. >> basically abandoned. the problem is they don't tell us anything we call them almost every other day. it's not only inconvenience, it's dangerous. we have three spinouts i keeping getting sick because all this does. >> now, the city says that a new contractor will pick up the project starting today, and that all repairs should be finished by the end of the week.

>> the city of pittsburgh says water will shut off for homes and buildings in the areas of valenzuela court and madonna place today. the service interruptions will take effect between 9 and 1 p.m. it's part of a system repair project. water shutoffs are also scheduled for friday. >> time is 809 and we do have a lot of traffic on the peninsula, especially getting into san francisco right now. i want to show it to you here. you can see 280 is backed up out of daly city, d.c. northbound 101 is slowing from brisbane into san francisco. we had a couple of earlier crashes to blame, but it is one of those mornings. one of those mornings that would have made me late. maybe if i hadn't gotten on the road for my exit at reardan high school. you know those feelings i was always in. i figured out that i had to get on the road earlier after a while. all right, so don't let that happen to you. if you are driving on southbound 280, there's slow traffic getting

into san bruno, and then we have to go to that crash. we have on the east bay southbound 880 at whipple. they're clearing up an injury crash. the problem is it's backing traffic up all the way into hayward. so those are the spots where things aren't that great. south bay commute is slow, but it looks kind of typical ordinary. so you probably expect that there. and then if you look at the middle peninsula it's doing okay. it's 810. let's go back to the desk. >> a scary moment that was caught on camera. what exactly led to this? a small child being plucked out of a car by a giraffe. >> then state farm, the insurance company, is backtracking, but not completely on a plan to cancel coverage for some california homeowners. what they will still get from state farm and why they'll still h to g el

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but with a major change. state farm says some of the affected homeowners whose policies were being canceled won't be dropped. instead they'll have to get separate fire coverage from california's fair plan. some homeowners say they are still worried, something that used to

be just kind of like, oh, you buy your house and, you know, you certainly have to budget for that. >> but it wasn't like, you know, this is going to be a significant additional cost. i want to go back to having one insurer for a fair price, you know, that provides the coverage i need. >> state farm is the first major insurance company to walk back a decision to drop coverage. for some californians. the policy changes go into effect july 3rd or when renewal comes up at 815. >> health insurers are investing hundreds of millions of dollars into building new, affordable housing. in recent months, unitedhealth group and centene both announcing big investments in housing. last month, unitedhealth said it surpassed $1 billion in investments since and plans to partner with a developer and invest $900 million itself. this comes after 19 states, including california, were given the federal government's okay to use medicaid dollars for housing support. >> amtrak says it's made accessibility improvements at some bay area stations. the transit agency says it spent

nearly $21 million for upgrades at the martinez fremont, hayward and oakland coliseum stations. improvements include resurfaced platforms with a warning surface along the platform edge so passengers with vision disabilities can safely navigate stations they're also renovated restrooms, a new pedestrian walkway, and some new signage. the city of pittsburgh is allocating nearly $2 million to fix city roads. areas of focus are in the california seasons neighborhood crews will be paving and resurfacing and doing other road repairs. this project is set to start in spring of next year. >> you're taking amtrak? >> yes. >> yeah. can i tell you we took it from here down to san diego? >> yeah, it was a mom and daughter's trip, and it was the best. >> yeah, i think it's great too. and they also have i don't know if they have it on this coast where you can transport your car. the. i've never done the car. yeah, well have it on the east coast where you can put your car on it and meet you and. yeah, exactly. and you and you have your car there with you. it's pretty cool. all right, speaking of transit, let's get over to sal right now. who's watching the roads? sal

>> yeah. and if you are driving in the bay area, right now, transit may be an option for some. i do have that crash south bound 880 at whipple that i've been talking about. it's right there. and you see it is backing traffic up into hayward. unfortunately, it is backed up all the way out from 238. so give yourself extra time if you're going the other way. northbound 880 is getting a little bit slower into downtown oakland. and then you see the bay bridge is backed up as it typically is. san francisco has had some slow traffic as well. so if you're going into san francisco, i can start there on the peninsula. if you're going into san francisco this morning, please give yourself extra time because 280 and 101 are both slow into the downtown area. certainly a busy thursday. 817 let's bring steve back in with today's, weather. you know steve. yes, sir. we were mentioning seals and crofts a couple of years back on this day, jim seals passed away. so i wonder if you did that on purpose or was it luck, well, on today, on the weather forecast. yes i just went with that summer

breeze because i knew it was kicking in, so. got it. that's yes. >> you're prescient. >> yeah. well, yes, i try to be, we do have a few hot days there, and they're on their way. now, if you're inland, it's still going to be hot. but i think we topped it out yesterday, this is the old rule of thumb here. three and out, you know, and cooler weather is on the way. it'll really bottom out on saturday or sunday. santa rosa, san francisco, concord, san jose, 88, 66, 93 and 86. always tough on the inland areas to get them to drop that much. coast and bay. not so much. 6654 for the city. watts average 6653. the records are what's interesting 95, 18, 83 and 47. the record low in 1917. fog is forming daly city, south san francisco, marin coast moving up also on the san mateo coast. and the onshore breeze has decided to kick in. and when it does, that's from this system right here to the left of our screen. that's going to push the high out of here. you can see some fog right there. muir beach, also daly city starting to make its move and there it is on all

its glory. if you love the fog, it's on its way. now. it may take a while, but it's going to get here over the next 48 to 72 hours. now vacaville. brentwood. i can't help you, but most locations i can today and we are running cooler. even livermore now down to napa airport eight. concord seven, hayward seven. so the trend is to start cooling things down from that pretty deep system this time of year. it will wash out, but it's going to knock the high out of here. open the door to a stronger breeze. cooling begins today for most. maybe not if you're too far inland, but for most it begins today. fog moving up the coast, otherwise clear west, hazy though westerly breeze warm to hot inland but not as hot as yesterday. 60s 70s by the water. 70s 80s low 90s now inland and temperatures will continue to cool, if not saturday into sunday, then a little rebound monday. >> all right, steve, let's talk a little bit more about the weather here 2023. it was the hottest year on record. a united nations weather agency says it's likely going to get worse, too. the un's world meteorological association or organization

warns global temperatures will likely continue to rise to new record levels over the next five years. the un's secretary general suggesting going after the fossil fuel industry's profits and using that money to help developing nations with their climate goals, cannot accept a future where the rich are protected in air conditioned bubbles while the rest of humanity is lashed by lethal weather in unlivable lands, an independent research group finds. china is still the world's largest polluter, contributing to 30% of global emissions. the united states is second at about half the level of china. all right, now to a question about food labels and whether they go far enough, there is a push for the fda to treat sugar like nicotine and include warning labels on sugary foods similar to what we see on cigarets. >> this comes as the american heart association says americans consume about 17 teaspoons of added sugar every day, something like three times the recommended limit. so this morning we've been asking you should warning

labels be added to high sugar products? the vast majority, 71, say yes to all products. the next largest group, 28% say no. i don't need to know anything more. it's already on there. it's an overreach. 1% say yes, but only for some. keep having your say by scanning that qr code at the top right of your screen, or heading to ktvu .com/ vote time now is 820. a big step forward for a south bay company that wants to make electric air taxis the next thing in aviation the and how catching an air taxi could soon happen. but what has to happen before you hail a ride in the sky and check out crazy story here with video to go with it. >> a man in california found a bear inside of his house, and wait until ou hear what he di

on its values and policies on its website, sf pride said there is no israeli float in the sf pride parade. sf pride values the contributions of jewish queer individuals in advocating for peace and acknowledge their enduring efforts. the group also says it's welcoming pro-palestinian groups to the sf pride parade. the san francisco jewish community relations council posted we are disheartened by this poorly worded statement from san francisco pride. we call on sf pride to clarify that everyone, including lgbtq plus israelis, are welcome. state senator scott

wiener, who represents san francisco and participates in pride, said there will be a large jewish contingent at this year's parade and that everyone is welcome. >> the pride statement was, not phrased, ideally, and i think that it sent an inaccurate and inaccurate message, about israelis and i and i know that pride completely and utterly welcomes, israelis in the parade. we have a large lgbtq israeli population in san francisco who are absolutely woven into the fabric of our community. >> we reached out to organizers of sf pride. we have yet to hear back. san francisco's pride parade is june 30th at 825. >> a san jose based electric car maker air taxi maker rather just moved one step closer to flying passengers. the faa granting archer aviation a key certification that allows it to operate as an airline that carries passengers. now the process has taken about two

years. archer says its maker aircraft can fly up to 60 miles a top speeds of 150mph. >> now to some incredible video that's gone viral of what happened when a little girl on an open air safari ride offered a giraffe some food. take a look at what happened saturday at a texas wildlife center. little girls in the tram with her family. the giraffe kind of leans over and grabs a bag of food the girl was holding right up against her shirt, grabs the shirt as well, and there she goes into the air. it was just for a moment, but she was definitely airborne before she kind of plops back down onto her adult's lap. the woman who took the video said the giraffe was eating out of people's hands and dipping its head down into sunroofs little two year old paisley isn't hurt. her parents say they don't blame the giraffe or the park and say they will be back. >> pretty wild. wow. all right, another story that pretty wild as well. a man had to think quickly after an uninvited guest walked through his back door and into his kitchen. take a look. >> get out of my house, mr. bird

. mr. bird, get out of my house! >> the los angeles county resident shared video of him talking to a black bear that walked inside his home. but this story is not over. the bear walked right into his house while another bear was outside. >> he took a little step inside. i sprayed him with some water and he walked outside. and then i realized it was two bears. >> yeah, two bears retreated to the far end of the yard against the fence. the pair eventually limped over the fence into the neighbor's yard, so the man said he actually called his neighbor to warn them that the surprise guests may be wandering in the back yard, emotional and exhilarating. >> because of the fact that the history literally happened here and we took the footsteps of the same guys that have landed here, u.s. navy seals reenacting the historic d-day landing alongside descendants of soldiers who landed 80 years ago, one of many commemorations honoring the

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between the uk, us and france in world war two. then one east bay woman is in normandy now her journey to france to mark the

80th anniversary of d-day, and why this is such a poignant commemoration from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we're glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> today is thursday, june 6th. cooling off a little bit. you can turn the ac off perhaps, depending on where you live. so let's turn things over to steve paulson right now with a rundown of today's forecast. >> sam, like my father, when that ac runs, i'm like, this is going to cost me, right? >> i know i was feeling it when it was running. i'm like, but yesterday it was cranked up. >> here you go. mother nature is delivering. there you go. fog now starting to move over the city, and it's making its move. yeah. if you're inland, it's still going to just talking. well, talking. we were tweeting each other. rob and clayton. it's still going to be hot out there. it's still going to be hot. livermore. but it's not going to be as hot as yesterday when the fog starts to pick up intensity like this on marine coast, south san francisco, a little bit around daly city, and for sure coming up the coast from santa cruz, it's only a matter of time before that sea

breeze really kicks in. so summer breeze, if it's not there yet, it'll get there cooler for many today. still hot, well inland, but not as hot as yesterday. so we're looking at 60, 70, 80 or low 90s. all right. sal is here. eight 880 whipple. >> well, now the peninsula is saying, hey, what about me? well, san bruno has an issue. southbound one. i'm sorry. southbound 280 at 380 there, there was a crash. also on 380 at el camino. so this whole commute route from let's say you just mentioned daly city from daly city all the way down to san bruno. is in poor shape right now. and then getting from daly city to san francisco is also very slow, steve mentioned union city. they're still clearing that crash. 880 at whipple. and then we take a look at the bay bridge that is still backed up all the way out to the maze. it's 832. let's get back to the headlines. >> a ceremony in france to honor dozens of american world war two veterans continues this morning. >> yeah, it was 80 years ago today. allied troops stormed the

beaches of normandy. >> many consider it a turning point in the war. now remembered as d-day ally rasmussen studio to share how world leaders, including the president, are showing their gratitude. >> yeah, hundreds of people gathered for this ceremony at the normandy american cemetery in france, not far from the beaches of normandy, where 80 years ago today, on june 6th, 1944, more than 150,000 allied troops from the u.s. and other nations stormed the occupied french coastline during world war two, an event now known as d-day. normandy has received a standing ovation from dignitaries and world leaders as they glided past those world leaders in their wheelchairs. there are 150 american world war two veterans who took part in and survived the normandy invasion, still alive today, many of them in attendance were around 100 years old. they took center stage at the day's events. french president emmanuel macron pinned a legion of honor medal, france's highest honor, on the veterans in attendance. president biden then

shook hands and thanked each of them personally. later, the president and first lady lay flowers at the french cemetery, where many u.s. service members who did not survive d-day are buried. d-day was the largest air, sea and land invasion in u.s. history. historians say it laid the groundwork for allied forces to eventually defeat germany. the war ended 11 months afterwards. >> here, the tide turned in our favor. here we prove the forces of liberty are stronger than the forces of conquest. here we proved that the ideals of our democracy are stronger than any army or combination of armies in the entire world. >> we must rally again to defend the open postwar world of rules, rights and responsibilities. those rules protect us. those

rights define us, and those responsibilities summon us once more. >> actor tom hanks was a surprise guest at the ceremony. he starred in the 1998 film saving private ryan about world war two. the ceremony also included a 21 gun salute, a flyover of world war two era planes. president biden, in his speech to at the ceremony to the veterans, did waiver into international politics in the current day, talking about the defense of democracy in the context of current conflicts in europe between nato, russia and the ongoing war in ukraine. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky also attended the ceremony in france this morning. the day's events continue. right now there's a children's choir, bagpipe and marching band performance going on, and we'll have another update in the next hour of mornings on two. >> gasia allie rasmus. thank you. hundreds showed up at utah beach in france to watch u.s. navy seals reenact the landing of the second naval beach battalion. the event is just one

of those commemorating d-day. u.s. navy seals were alongside descendants of soldiers who landed on the beach on june 6th of 1944. >> emotional and exhilarating, because of the fact that the history literally happened here, and we took the footsteps of the same guys that have landed here, especially the second naval beach battalion. so it felt more spiritual, in a sense that, that these guys from 80 years ago are here with us, to sort of bless us, to say, like, thank you for, like telling us our story. and, that's really important for what we did today. >> it was in the early morning hours of this day, 80 years ago. allied forces began bombing german coastal defenses and put soldiers ashore on five beaches, including utah beach. >> at 836, now, millions of trailblazing women answered the call during world war two to help build up america's defenses. and that includes jean gibson, who lives in panola. here behind me here, the 98 year old is one of the last surviving

rosie the riveters. today, she's in france to be honored alongside 70 other veterans of d-day. after two weeks of welding school, gibson went to work building ships. >> it changed my life and i'm sure that my life has changed some others because i've had young women talk to me about their lives and how you know, they they think about the roses and they think about women doing things that were never permitted before. >> gibson was also a licensed pilot and became part of the ninety-nines that was a group started by amelia earhart when only 99 women were licensed pilots. gibson also went on to earn a phd and teach educational psychology at uc berkeley. >> time now is 837. former president donald trump is in the bay area now, raising money for his presidential campaign. the event is co-hosted by venture capitalist david sax. sax posted

on x last week that former president trump has a lot of supporters in silicon valley. many are just afraid to admit it. take us to today's events. start at $300,000. happening today. final public comments expected on the funding plan to bring two giant pandas from china to san francisco. the board of supervisors voted last month to postpone the mayor's request to raise $25 million to host the pandas. critics say the timing and nature of the proposal is a distraction from some of the city's more important priorities. animal rights activists also say they've sent letters urging officials to cancel plans to house pandas at the zoo, due to what they call subpar conditions. well, the city of san jose's animal shelter is reminding pet owners to keep their animals out of the heat this summer. >> the agency has some tips for us to get your pet to up to date with the latest heartworm preventatives and if you leave your pet at home, be sure it has access to a cool, shaded room. throw ice cubes in its water and move your walks to early morning or late evening hours.

>> my favorite thing to remember is if it's too hot for you, it's likely too hot for your animals. i think it's important that people remember that, cats and dogs, they don't shed their heat the way that people do. >> well, pets don't sweat like us. instead, they regulate their body temperature through panting and through their paw pads. the city's animal shelter also urges people to never leave their animal alone. in a parked car on hot days. and if you see someone else doing this to their pet, the best thing you can do is call animal services is usually if the temperature outside is 90 degrees, it's going to be well over 100 and can get up to 140 degrees inside a car very quickly, leaving your pet in a parked car on a hot day is against the law in california and could result in fines and jail times. >> to a lot of people, getting a break from that intense heat we've seen for the past couple of days, for sure. steve paulson, most of us welcome that

change a lot. >> there are some who like it, but yes, i think a majority it's been my experience with welcome the fog coming back in and it's showing itself off, it's mother nature's air conditioning will start to get going here if it hasn't already. for some of you, it'll still be hot inland. not as hot as yesterday, though. i think we topped it. unless you're just too far in on that. i can't help you, but santa rosa, san francisco, concord, san jose, down we go. 88, 66, 90 and san jose 86. now, some of the projections for concord today were 88 to 94. so it's that's a tall order to drop 12 degrees in 24 hours. so it might be a little warmer than that. but a majority will cool off today. good. 5 to 10 here 6654 for the city. that's down ten from yesterday. what's average 6653 you're right there. the records are what's interesting here for the climate data 95 and 1883 all i remember that it was hot back then. 47 in 1917, the record low, the wind is turning more westerly. you can see a little circulation down around santa cruz helping send that fog bank up the san mateo coast, also out towards the delta. we're getting more of an onshore

breeze, pretty deep system to the left there that's going to bump that high out of the way. that'll open the door to much more fog. even some on point rays. and you go up here. look at that. you can see that there's some starting to form south san francisco, but that's kind of the key right there. speaking of, see that coastal area i told you about that little circulation. there it is right there. see you. you learned something today. i try and educate you as well as i can. 50, 60, 70. i mean, again, vacaville, brentwood. it'll probably be another day. most locations though, that breeze is going to really start to kick in. we are running cooler by 2 to 8 degrees compared to yesterday, so the table is set for a cooler day for many, and we'll drop probably into saturday if it isn't saturday, it'll be sunday and then we'll get a little rebound early next week. but cooling begins today. you guys. 6070s, coast and bay, 80s low 90s inland. >> all right. thanks so much, steve. a food pantry in san leandro only has enough supplies to last two more weeks. the message for the community, as many families are at risk of ng this

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gathered with the community to mourn the loss of his son, 28 year old joaquin jimenez. alvarado was killed in a motorcycle crash less than two weeks ago. at his funeral, loved ones shared words about the young man who was well loved in the small community.

>> their cherished son and beloved brother, grandson, nephew and friend. his spirit was so vibrant and his passing leaves a void that cannot be felt. >> all the amount of people that have shown up to support the family and friends and everything, speaks about his personality and the legacy that he's leaving behind. and halfmoon bay. >> after the funeral, a line of more than 60 motorcycles led a procession through downtown. the san mateo county sheriff's office says it's still investigating the cause of that crash. >> today is the 80 year anniversary of when allied army stormed the beaches of normandy during world war two. the number of veterans who served in the war is shrinking. every year, the national world war two museum is helping some of their stories live on through artificial intelligence. 18 world war two veterans are part of a new exhibit called voices from the front. it allows people to ask questions and get responses from the veterans, one of whom was there the day of the invasion. >> on the morning of the invasion, you could look up and

as far as you could see in front and back of you and sideways, there wasn't anything but airplanes. >> 100 years from now that someone's grandchildren or great grandchildren will be able to come here and actually have a conversation with a world war two veteran that's going to the source and, and it's becoming, of course, ever so much more important as we are as that generation is beginning to fade from from history. >> people visiting the national world war two museum can now hear the veterans who have been interviewed, and they'll hear those responses telling the story. >> 846 now an east bay nonprofit working to help families out of poverty is struggling and asking for donations. food pantry shelves at the davis street community center in san leandro are running low. staff members say their food drive last month only brought in 1,300 pounds of food, instead of the usual 42,000 pounds.

>> this is the 32nd year that davis street has participated in the food drive with the san leandro post office, and this is unfortunately the lowest turnout we've ever had. >> i've been coming here over 20 years and it helps me and my kids out a lot. without this place, we would go hungry. a lot of people will go hungry. >> the center says more than 5000 people rely on the food they receive from that pantry. >> once again, we are talking about nvidia still getting a lot of attention and still making a lot of money. >> yeah, pam cook joins us now with today's dollars and cents to tell us about it. >> yeah, i think that arrow is going to continue up for nvidia. now the second most valuable public company behind microsoft and now ahead of apple. that's after it hit $3 trillion in market cap this week. market cap by the way is calculated by multiplying the current price of the company's stock by the number of shares outstanding. and as we know nvidia stock has soared as the opening bell rang this morning, lululemon beat the street's estimates for its quarterly earnings report. however, sales are down and lululemon issued a weak guidance

for the second quarter as it faces more competition in the athletic and leisure athleisure wear business from alo and vuri. but lululemon stock, despite that, is up today as we take a live look at the markets. the dow jones is still maintaining a little bit of a gain this morning, up about 48 points or so. it's held steady at that level. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are now down slightly. no big swings today. tomorrow is a big day though. we get that monthly jobs report. ebay customers will no longer be able to use american express starting in mid-august. the e-commerce company says unreasonably high fees the credit card company charges for processing transactions prompted that decision. american express says they are disappointed with ebay's decision, and it will ultimately limit customers payment options and would hurt ebay's business. us regulators are set to move forward with antitrust investigations into companies that are dominating the ai industry. the justice

department and federal trade commission reached a deal to split responsibility for investigating nvidia, microsoft and openai. the justice department will investigate if the behavior of nvidia violated antitrust laws. the ftc will examine the conduct of openai ai and microsoft. a new survey shows more people are choosing to stay at their current job, according to a leading business consulting firm. the wtw survey, 72% of the people surveyed have no desire to leave their current employer. the number of employees who feel stuck in their jobs is down as well, and this is a stark difference from two years ago, when a majority of employees were leaning towards finding a new job. now, again tomorrow, we have the big monthly employment report and then also a company. a health care company goes public on the nasdaq. we'll have that for you. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you. pam, a final check of traffic on this thursday, 849 sal castaneda. do you still have worries about the commute? well things are improving, which is good. >> and right now we can go right

to the improving part at the bay bridge. you can see it's improving there. hopefully we'll see more improvement as you get later in the morning. still have quite the grid of slow traffic in the silicon valley, although it is not unusual and we do have some slow traffic this morning on 882 union city, but more or less if you were waiting, things will improve. it's 849. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all right sal, thank you sir. we'll get to it. a lot of fog is forming if you're inland, it'll take another day. but our good friend leon varney in the city, there says coastal eddy is in town. coastal eddy is not in san francisco, but coastal eddy is off the santa cruz area, and i'll show it to you right here. just give me a second here. right there. that's circulation. now, usually these are a southern california event for the fog, mainly off catalina island. all they look for that. but that circulation certainly helps when the fog. and there it is right there. see that little circulation coming around? that's called a little coastal eddy. that's increasing the fog. and low clouds up the san mateo

coast. and then also from point reyes trying to dance around. that's a pretty big fog bank getting its act together because the water temps are darn cold. 49 at point reyes, 50 in san francisco. boy, it will not take long at all now because when temps are 90 and 100 in the waters, that cold fog is on the way. i guarantee it a little bit cooler today. a lot cooler friday into saturday from that system to the left as that knocks the nudges the high out of here. now vacaville branch with livermore. well you know still be warm to hot today. not as hot as yesterday. coast and bay are coming down. look at the temperature trend compared to yesterday. 2 to 8 degrees cooler already. the breeze will be the big factor i think by noon one 2:00 that delta breeze will start to crank up here. so cooling begins today. temperatures are on their way down 60, 70, 80 held on to some 90s inland. not yet tomorrow though, will be a day where we get into the 80s, and probably even more so low 80s inland on saturday. >> thank you steve. we are super excited for tomorrow morning. our fox local zip trip season is well underway and tomorrow we are going to saratoga. this charming spot in silicon valley

has so much to offer. it is a bit of a hidden gem from the renowned mountain winery to michelin starred restaurants, a variety of outdoor activities. there is so much to do and something for everyone. >> i just love that it is right in silicon valley, but it has a feel of being right by the mountains and close to the ocean and just the, you know, the kind of quietness that's here. >> join us tomorrow, june 7th, as mornings on two, the night hits the road for our second zip trip of the season, the saratoga. now, we would love for you to say hi in person if you are near big basin cafe, you can see all the hustle and bustle behind the scenes. you can of course watch it all unfold live here on ktvu and the fox local app. >> and don't forget to vote on our question of the day. should warning labels be added to sugar products? your options? yes. all products? yes, but only some. and no. it's an overreach. just scan the qr code at the top right hand corner of your

screen, or head to ktvu.com/vote. all right, younger generations are choosing not to have children. when you join us on the nine, we'll explore the factors behind this trend among gen zers and younger millennials. >> a new initiative aims to prevent crime and stop the cycle of violence. the announcement by d.a. brooke jenkins, meant to help young people in her community.

prevention initiative. she spoke at an event at the southeast community center. the access to hope initiative is aimed at developing programs to prevent and interrupt cycles of violence and incarceration, especially among san francisco's youth and

young adults. >> titled access to hope because in my view, so many people end up in the criminal justice system because they are hopeless, and so they end up making poor choices because they feel they have nothing to lose. and so the goal is to provide opportunities for engagement, career exploration, access. >> the initiative includes the creation of a new office that will oversee the new program, while children's fairyland in oakland is the recipient of the nonprofit of the year award. >> east bay assembly member mia bonta presented the award to fairyland executives at the state capitol. the ten acre amusement park near lake merritt has long been a center of joy for local families. children's fairyland was built in 1950, and is believed to have served as inspiration for walt disney's later creation of disneyland. >> richmond is planning improvements for several of its parks. a city presentation shows. upgrades at wendell park will include revamping its multi-purpose field seating and park lighting over at shields

reed park. residents and city council members will decide on whether to improve the natural grass or replace it with artificial turf. there also be striping for soccer and softball fields. the restroom over at martin luther king junior park will be renovated as well. >> well, today, a player on the oakland ballers will make history. kelsey whitmore will be opening pitcher in the ballers game against the yolo high wheelers today. this will make her the first female player to start a game in pioneer league history. the ballers are playing tonight at raimondi park. first pitch 635 i win today and the a's take the series against the top team in the american league west, the seattle mariners. these beating the mariners 2 to 1 last night with one of the team's best pitching performances. this season. rookie starter joey estes took a perfect game into the seventh inning. it was just his seventh career start. closer mason miller posted a five out save. well, the giants have the day off before facing beloved former manager bruce bochy and the texas rangers. the giants

snapped their six game losing streak by pounding the arizona diamondbacks 9 to 3. the giants cold bats finally warmed up with 14 hits, nine runs, including a grand slam from wilmer flores in the third inning. >> today's game one of the nba finals between the boston celtics and dallas mavericks. the celtics have home court advantage. they're the favorites here, looking for an nba record 18th championship. the mavericks are the underdogs, but they are popular with bettors. 80% of bets placed in the us this week were for the mavericks to upset the celtics. now, even if you do not care about basketball or either team, you may still want to follow the series. chipotle is giving away free burritos in what's called the free throws. free codes promotion. when a player sinks all of his free throws, chipotle will send out a code through its x account. consumers then text that code to the number 888222. the first 500 fans with the right code will get a free burrito. disneyland is pausing sales again on all annual passes. park officials announced that all four magic key annual passes are now only available for renewal. most recent sale of magic keys began

in early march, the least expensive ones only for residents of southern california, sold out in under nine hours. the winner of a mega millions lottery ticket, worth $2.9 million has two days left to claim the prize money. california lottery says the ticket was purchased from a gas station in los angeles back in december. the ticket matched the numbers eight, 23, 44, 45 and 53. it missed the mega number three the night of the drawing. if this ticket goes unclaimed, all that money goes straight to california public schools. >> fundraising for the 2024 presidential election kicks into high gear in the bay area, first with vice president kamala harris and today former president trump. we'll take a look at what's at stake as we're just five months away from the election, then marking a somber anniversary. >> today marks 80 years since thousands of allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy. ceremonies happening around the world