be really angry to see that this happened to their family. >> she just graduated from high school, but now she's a victim of crime. how the community is rallying together to help her and the leading candidates to become san francisco's next mayor. facing off tonight. you can see the debate in this closely watched political race. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. >> it's wednesday june 12th. my window test this morning i go around i open the windows a little cooler. >> i noticed that too steve. >> not a lot cooler. i went. is it? is it cooler outside? >> it's a little cooler. it'll get there. it'll get there. so

we peeked out yesterday, that's for sure. 5060 though. pretty mild air mass. not much fog yet. i'm moving right along, but it's pouring down the coast and it's going to turn. the wind will turn westerly and we'll see temperatures drop today. always a tricky call inland, but it does look 60, 70, 80 down a good ten for many. all right. sal's here. and i hope he has nothing to say. no offense, yeah. no, i hear you, steve. there's a little bit of roadwork out there , on the golden gate bridge, and i want to let you know if that's your commute, we have some flashing lights you might be able to see them in this picture, but there are some temporary closures. and if you're driving south, you're going to have to run through them. it's not causing major delays at all. but just beware. if that's your commute. bay bridge looks pretty good coming into san francisco. there were a little bit there was a little bit of roadwork near the two 8101 interchange in san francisco. again, you can get through, but you might see some closures of some lanes at 401. let's get back to the headlines.

>> all right sal, thank you. well, a teenager from oakland says all of her graduation gifts were stolen just hours after her graduation ceremony. but as ktvu is, amber lee tells us, a nonprofit organization is helping her to recover some some of what she lost. >> it's my escape from the world and i get to express myself. >> soraya pharr of oakland loves to draw. she tells me. it helps her forget that she was recently the victim of a crime. >> it helped me forget about the situation for at least a little bit. >> on thursday, she graduated from envision academy high school with a 3.8 gpa. she received a money lay, gift cards and other presents that evening, soraya and her family, including her godmother, went to a restaurant in uptown oakland to celebrate when the 17 year old left the restaurant to go to her godmother's car parked on broadway, her heart sank. >> we were parked about right here, and as soon as we walked

up, all we saw was the glass. >> broken glass from someone breaking into the car, popping open the trunk and taking soraya's graduation cap and all of her presents, including the money lei stolen, along with the joy of marking a major milestone that day. >> it wasn't really about the gifts, it was about the fact that all these people gave me their money and they gave me their time and their gifts, and it all got taken. so i was just really hurt by that. >> i got very angry because, you know, this should have been the happiest night of her life. and then whenever she thinks about her graduation, she'll have this scar, this memory. donald lacey is founder of love life foundation, a nonprofit he started in memory of his 16 year old daughter, who was shot and killed in 1997. >> he attended soraya's graduation and describes her as a bright star who participated in many of his foundation's college prep programs. lacey is now raising money to help the teen.

>> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people, soraya received an email from the oakland police department tuesday that she passed the interviews and testing for a position as a police cadet. >> she also plans to attend college. >> what i've learned is that, honestly, no matter what the bad situation is, i'll have support, soraya tells me. >> things are definitely looking up, she says the donations and a part time job as a police cadet will help her pay for expenses when she starts laney college in the fall in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> amber. thank you. the governor's office is touting an ongoing chp operation as helping to reduce crime in oakland. newsom's office says since february, the highway patrol has recovered 887 stolen vehicles, arrested 440 people and seized

47 guns that were linked to crimes. it comes as data from oakland pd says overall crime, including robbery, burglary, car thefts and homicide are all down 33% compared to this time last year. in a post on social media, oakland mayor xiang tao thanked governor newsom, saying, quote, our collaborative work exemplifies good governance in action. with chp surges, the redeploy of our foot patrols and our revamped cease fire program, we are seeing a decrease in crime across the board in oakland. the mayor also said there's still a lot of work to do to make sure everyone feels safe in oakland. >> our time is now 405. tonight, the leading candidates for mayor of san francisco will go face to face in the debate. now, ktvu is partnering with city arts and lectures, and manny's for this debate featuring the current mayor, london breed and mark farrell, daniel laurie, aaron peskin and asha safai. the debate is tonight at 630 at the sidney goldstein theater. the

debate moderators will be new york times san francisco bureau chief heather knight and mandy. you could tell now tickets to be there in person. they have been sold out, but tickets are still available to watch the debate virtually. and when the debate is over, we will make the whole thing available for streaming on the fox local app on your smart tv, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. >> san francisco supervisors voted to confirm mayor london breed's nominees for the police commission last week. the rules committee voted against reappointing one of the nominees, deborah walker, with some saying she seemed unprepared during questioning. mayor breed said that walker, quote, has a proven track record. both as a community advocate and delivering on critical public safety needs. the board also confirmed retired alameda county judge c don clay, who has years of experience in civil and criminal law. >> tom is now 406. changes may be coming to san francisco's valencia street and the controversial bike lanes there.

the mta, the city's municipal transportation agency, wants approval to design a new side running bike lane to replace the current center running lane. right now, that bike lane covers eight blocks between 15th and 23rd streets. for months, that center lane has been criticized by business owners and by neighbors in the area, who said it made traffic worse and hurt businesses as sales dropped. now, if changes are approved, they probably won't take effect until next year. >> hunter biden is now awaiting the sentencing date for his conviction on gun charges, legal experts say sentencing guidelines typically range between 15 and 21 months behind bars, but hunter biden could receive little to no jail time because this is his first offense, a delaware jury found him guilty of three federal felonies, two for lying on a federal document, one for being a drug user in possession of a gun. both prosecutors and jurors say they viewed hunter biden as any other defendant, and not the

son of the president of the united states was not politically motivated. >> politics played no part in this whatsoever. >> this case was about the illegal choices defendant made while in the throes of addiction. his choice to lie on a government form when he bought a gun, and the choice to then possess that gun. >> hunter biden said he is blessed that he's recovering from drug addiction, and he's more grateful about the support from his family than he is disappointed by the verdict. president biden flew to delaware to meet with hunter. the president reiterated that he won't use his powers to pardon his son, saying in a statement, quote, i will accept the outcome of this case and will continue to respect the judicial process. as hunter considers an appeal. >> our time is now. 408 elizabeth holmes, the disgraced founder of theranos, appealed her conviction in san francisco federal court. now, her lawyers argued that the judge in her case made several improper decisions during the

proceedings. in 2022, elizabeth holmes was not in the courtroom during the appeal, as she has served one year of an 11 year sentence in texas at a federal minimum security prison. holmes was convicted of defrauding investors with false claims about her company's blood testing technology, legal analysts say a ruling on the appeal could take several weeks or months, as new research shows the deadly impact of wildfire smoke, a ucla study finds more people than previously thought die each year in california from long term smoke exposure, the research found. >> inhaling the fine particulate matter from wildfires contributed to more than 55,000 deaths between 2008 and 2018. one of the study's authors tells ktvu. chronic exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to health problems that include asthma, diabetes and heart disease. >> if we look at all the deaths from traffic accidents in california per year, it's about

4000. so we're talking a bad year. it's about three times the number of deaths from all the traffic crashes. and in a low year, it's about the same. so it's a major public health risk. >> researchers say other things contributing to the problem include forest management, communities being built in wildfire prone areas and climate change. >> well, not much fog out there, but all signs point towards a cooler pattern today. 50s on the temps to even low 60s. san jose 62, livermore 63. fog is racing down the coast. eventually it will take the turn. there but it was a cooker yesterday. santa rosa, san mateo, livermore, san jose 90s to low one. hundreds today, 70s 80s. it's always tough to drop temps that much, but that's everything is showing that so patchy fog forming here. cool to mild, lows sunny but cooler and the wind picks up temperatures again. looks like they peaked out yesterday. 60s 70s 80s. unless you're far in the interior than some 90s. but almost all my forecast zone will

drop today. >> thank you steve a crackdown on asylum seekers entering the u.s. is not just happening on the northern side of the border. the actions mexico is now taking to help provide relief, and a financial approach to reducing the number of home burglaries. >> how the authorities want to trade cash for clues as

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out migrants coming from other parts of the world so that they give up migrants heading to the u.s. mexico border are being loaded onto busses and taken all the way back to the southern mexico, near the guatemala border. some migrants have been on those busses multiple times. >> it is difficult because the first time your relatives help you, because they support you, they know the sacrifice you are making for everything you are going through. they help you, support you. but the second time they are already financially exhausted. >> mexico's president says this policy keeps migrants safe because crossing north is risky, but the south can also be dangerous. more than 4000 people fled a southern community last weekend after gangs attacked and burned homes. >> our time is now 414 oakland police say arrests have been made in connection with several sideshows saturday night. now, the police released photos of one of the cars that was towed. that sideshow happened saturday around midnight. oakland police say they found more than 300

cars and 200 people there watching as more police officers arrived, the crowd scattered and the police worked with a helicopter to track some of these sideshow participants and then stop them. five people were arrested, three cars were towed, and three guns were recovered. oakland police say they're trying to identify even more vehicles that took part in the sideshow this weekend. >> police in vallejo say they were able to disrupt a sideshow this weekend. it happened early sunday morning near sonoma boulevard and lemon street. police say they found more than 200 cars blocking the street, including one on fire. police say two people were cited and multiple cars were towed. well police in santa rosa arrested two teenage boys for an attack on a high school campus. >> it happened on friday at elsie allen high school. police are accusing 217 year olds of attacking a 16 year-old boy in a bathroom. the victim was taken to a hospital by his parents to

be treated for minor injuries, and police say the attack appears to have been gang related. >> the san mateo county board of supervisors has approved a first of its kind program here in the bay area. as ktvu lamonica peters reports, anyone who provides information leading to an arrest and conviction related to home burglaries could get up to $10,000. >> residents not only expressed concern about their possessions that were lost, but also the sanctity of their home that was violated. >> since january, nearly 90 home burglaries have been reported in san mateo county's district three. the district's board supervisor, ray mueller, and other county leaders are now implementing a pilot reward program to help deter thieves like that person that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime, the person next to them, or the person who might know the person next to them can turn them in for significant amount of money. the residential reward pilot program offers up to $10,000 for

information that leads to an arrest and conviction. the county's board of supervisors voted unanimously on tuesday to approve the program, using $125,000 of measure k funds. >> home burglary is unlike regular, you know, store burglaries and things like that. we're going to punish it heavier. the punishment is twice the level possible for that. and if we can give some financial incentive to people who hear things and they can can even be done, anonymously, you know, that'll be a good thing. >> the reward program will cover unincorporated county areas in district three and other cities, including atherton, half moon bay, menlo park and woodside. local jurisdictions have also added more patrols, license plate readers, and encouraged homeowners to register ring cameras with local law enforcement. so the footage can be used in criminal investigations. >> those neighborhood watch associations are actually incredibly strong, where once

you get to know your neighbor and you understand what's happening on your street, you can identify when something's taking place that isn't in the norm, and you can report that in the moment. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> lamonica. thank you. time now for 17. well, as steve said in his weather forecast, it was hot across most of the bay area and some people headed to alameda beach to beat the heat. >> i mean, we don't have ac. we're where i live. so, you know, cranking the fans up to a million. and, you know, the classic stuff really coming to the beach is like just being by the water. the breeze makes such. i mean, you go like a mile that way. it's like ten degrees hotter. i will say it was a cold, long winter. so i'm i'm embracing the heat. >> embrace that heat. some families brought along tents to stay out of the sun. beachgoers tell us being by the water makes a big difference. the beaches in alameda, just one of many popular locations along the coast where people head to during these really hot days.

>> speaking of those, really hot days, i think it's going to be less hot today right, steve? that is correct, not much fog yet, but it's on its way. it's coming up the coast here. still pretty mild inland, but it's all taking shape here. 50 60s on the temps. we will see the fog now. it's actually moving up the coast. it's moved into monterey bay also santa cruz coming down the coast as well. water temps continue to be favorable for fog formation. 49 point arena 50 point reyes 53 san francisco. boy. so that that the water temps are doing their part. not much of a breeze yet, but we'll keep an eye on it for travis. that's west southwest. usually does the ticket. yes, it was hot yesterday. santa rosa, san mateo, livermore, san jose, 9793, 101 92. today at 70s and 80s again, always tough inland to drop temps 1015 degrees. but that's what everything is. pointing that low to the south is lifting northward. that is going to open the door to a stronger breeze. so not as hot. wednesday, sunny, cooler. now if you're far in inland or through

the interior. yeah it'll still probably be near 90 for some, but cooling down for most 60s 70s and 80s. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now for 19. well, san francisco city leaders approved a plan to pay for any costs related to bringing pandas from china to the city. where's the money coming from to improve the habitat at the san francisco zoo ? >> and you can have a say in the fight against retail theft. the law already passed once by voters that is headed back to the ballot

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gun sales on state property have been upheld by the ninth circuit court of appeals. a gun show promoter was among the plaintiffs who claimed the ban on sales violated their first and second amendment rights. the laws were approved between 2019 and 2022. they prohibit the sale of guns and ammunition at the orange county fair. the del mar fairgrounds, and all state

property. governor newsom said in a statement, quote, today's commonsense decision by the court validates our core message the people, not courts, should be the ones deciding how to keep our communities safe from gun violence. if other states followed our policies, thousands of lives would be saved. we won't stop defending our laws from the rights. radical lawsuits. >> our time is now for 22. gun control is a top issue for president biden, who says banning assault weapons is a major priority. >> more children are killed in america by guns than cancer and car accidents combined. my predecessor told the nra convention recently he's proud. that, quote, i did nothing on guns when i was president. we all want our kids to have the freedom to learn how to read and write in schools. instead of learning how to duck and cover. >> now, the president spoke yesterday to advocates at the conference for everytown for gun safety action fund. the president said he signed the most significant gun laws in the last three decades aimed at gun

traffickers. gus ghost guns and expanding background checks, according to the national institute for health care management, gun violence went up by almost 43% between 2010 and 2020. a number of high profile mass shootings occurred during that time. in. many were inside of schools. >> an initiative that would reform proposition 47 has qualified for the november ballot. the secretary of state's office confirmed the measure filed more than than the required 600,000 valid signatures. voters passed prop 4710 years ago to reduce penalties for drug crimes and other misdemeanors. critics of proposition 47 blame it for increased retail theft. the november ballot measure would reform prop 47 and increase penalties for some drug and theft crimes. >> our time now for 24 voters in solano county will decide this november whether to approve the building of the so-called california forever project. now, a petition to put this proposal

on the ballot did receive enough signatures. the measure asked voters to rezone more than 17,000 acres of farmland in eastern solano county, near fairfield, to develop a new community. organizers say their project is the best way for the county to plan for growth, with thousands of acres of prime farmland have been paved over to build subdivisions. >> and so it's not a question of whether we build. it's a question of where. and we believe this is the best way to protect the best farmland in this area and build a compact community on a small portion of it, and build a better future for tens of thousands of families. >> now, several groups, including the solano land trust, oppose this project, saying it harms conservation areas and destroys farmland. >> a unique drug treatment program in the south bay is already making an impact. we're going to hear from families of addicts about the key to its success, and it just became a lot cheaper for small businesses

to host events in san francisco. >> we'll tell you about the vote that helps remove red tape. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email, sign up for the daily service

yet you're spending $20 on a meal for two people in and out the latest restaurant chain to raise its food prices. >> the sticker shock ahead of an important economic report on inflation today. and it is just a few days away from the official start of summer. the important reminder from the cdc to keep our kids safe. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good

morning. >> thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's june 12th and it's the weather is getting better. the temperature a little cooler. >> so we would say better. some people some people like it hot. >> some people like it hot. that's true. yesterday was your day. today's going to be more our day a little cooler. there you go. 5060 on the livermore 66 degrees. there san jose 63. but i've seen anywhere around palo alto 53 to 59. so i kind of splitting the difference there. but fog is racing up the coast. it's hard to see. and also coming down the coast. so the combination of the two will make for a not as hot wednesday. patchy fog forming, sunny but cooler, and the wind will pick up and that will be more of a sea breeze. so temps always tough to nail these, but 6070 near the water's edge, 80 now through the interior, not 90 or 100 unless you're outside my forecast zone. all right. south here. i think he said not much going on unless something new happened. >> yeah, there's not a lot going on. there's a little bit of road

work that's not causing a lot of delay. and right now it looks pretty good out there. if you are driving on the bay bridge, it looks very nice. no major issues here on the san mateo bridge. and this morning's commute in the south bay continues to look very good. so i like what we're seeing here on the start of a wednesday commute at 429. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. an important report on inflation will be released in the next hour. the us bureau of labor statistics will release the latest consumer price index, which samples the cost of goods and services and helps track economic indicators. economists predict a 10th of a percent increase from april to may. the federal reserve also meets today, and any decision on interest rates will depend on the results of the cpi. many bay area residents say the price of food increases come as a shock, whether it's at the grocery store, at their restaurant or they're shocked. >> and to keep up with the higher minimum wage in and out restaurants just became the latest restaurant chain to raise

prices. ktvu is betty yu has details as pittsburg resident chris halika says he eats at in-n-out every other week. >> the price increase, i understand, you know, because comedy is kind of bad. >> the company said. it increased prices across california the same day the state's fast food minimum wage law took effect, in-n-out said in a statement to ktvu on april 1st. we raised our prices incrementally to accompany a pay raise for all of the associates working in our california restaurants. the price increase was also necessary to maintain our quality standards. >> i've always heard that in and out treats their employees well. it seems like that's part of their branding, and so we're definitely down to support that. >> the starting wage for in-n-out workers is 22 to $23 an hour. based on the location, which is higher than the state's new $20 minimum wage, especially coming from georgia. >> california prices are a little bit higher. but when i

came to in and out and i was spending $20 on a meal, it's definitely something that i did not expect at all. >> khalil coleman just moved to oakland from georgia two weeks ago for the pricing is all relative. for example, a double double meal at the in-n-out in san francisco is the most expensive in the bay area at over $13. the same meal in alameda costs just under $12. diners pay slightly less at the san jose or pittsburgh locations. >> it's not bad, you know? i mean, if it's what it is, as long as it don't go over $20, i'm fine with it. >> still, inflation remains stubbornly high as the federal reserve is set to release its latest policy statement wednesday. unfortunately for consumers, the fed is widely expected to keep rates steady. you feel the pinch the most these days, definitely, and going out for meals. >> so we're trying to do it less often. was it worth it today, was it worth it? i don't know, earlier this year, wall street

predicted three rate cuts for 2024. >> but now some economists are scaling that number down to two in alameda, betty yu ktvu, fox two news thank you, betty. >> san francisco's board of supervisors approved a proposal that would allow the city to request private funds to build the zoo enclosure for the pandas set to come from china. now, ahead of the vote, a coalition made up of in defense of animals and sf zoo watch members went door to door in city hall. zoo watch says a new panda attraction will only help for a few years before ultimately hurting the zoo's bottom line and the ability to care for its animals. >> there's a true animal welfare issues at the zoo. animals are suffering at the san francisco zoo, at the hands of mismanagement. >> mayor breed says her next step in signing the legislation, then gathering a committee of stakeholders to raise the funds. >> our time is now. 433 a rare animal at a zoo has died, and

now zoo officials issued a warning about this. officials at brighton zoo in tennessee says the animal, a male sitatunga, died over the weekend after choking on a squeezable applesauce pouch. now, the zoo released these images on social media saying that the packaging is dangerous for zoo animals because the caps on it look like food to some animals. those pouches are banned from the zoo, but people find ways to sneak them in, according to zoo officials, the city of tonga is a rare swamp dwelling antelope from central africa. >> san jose city council has approved a $5 billion budget. mayor matt mehan says the balanced budget will help move 1200 people off the streets and into safe sleeping sites. $40 million will be invested in new affordable housing. the new budget will also help the city make beds for hundreds of people living in encampments along san jose water. >> it's going to help us finally treat unsheltered homelessness

like the crisis that it is. it's going to allow us to comply with the clean water act and avoid what could be very expensive litigation. >> city council members say this budget focuses on areas that are most important to the people of san jose, including preventing cuts to some popular programs and events. >> glad that we were able to find ways as we came to the end of the process to restore viva parks and viva k to last year's level. these are programs that are really important to the residents in our districts, that we are able to keep the fitness centers open for our seniors. >> a part of the budget will also go toward public safety priorities, including new automatic license plate readers and speed cameras to improve street safety. >> our time is now 4.35 santa clara county bracing for a rise in opioid use and overdoses this coming summer. but officials are optimistic about a new program. it's helping people overcome their addiction to drugs, especially people under the age

of 21. valley medical center is the only west coast hospital that has an in-house, same day detox treatment program serving young people addicted to or dealing with withdrawal from opioids. the problem is that not a lot of families know this resource is available, and that's what we're here to make sure everybody in our community knows. >> today, we've had record number of deaths, and this is largely due to the ubiquity of fentanyl. we found that over 60% of the counterfeit pills that are on the market contain a lethal dose of fentanyl. for those who are opioid naive. >> now, the center credits its success on a knowledgeable staff. effective medication and a strong rehab program centers also connects recovering patients to county support services. both medi-cal and medicaid cover the treatments without copay. well before the pools fill up this summer, it is important to get your children in swim lessons. >> according to the center for disease control and prevention,

drowning is the leading cause of death for children up to the age of 14. but the cdc also says formal swim lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by up to 88. for parents, these lessons can give them peace of mind when their kids can stay safe while having fun in the water. >> for the small ones, definitely be just to be safe around the pool. accidents happen, you never know. and so we definitely want to keep them as safe as possible for the older ones. just get their energy out, improve their skills. want them to be confident swimmers as they get older? >> swim lessons can also be helpful for adults. the cdc says nearly 40 million americans adults do not know how to swim, and more than half of the adults have never taken a swim. lesson >> coolers on the way, fog is coming down the coast and it's racing up the coast. it's made it into the looks like monterey bay, santa cruz, so it's on its way. just very patchy though

right now. but that low to the south will kind of be the key here. we had two hot days. cooler though starts today and then really spills in by tomorrow. so that seems to be so far the trend this this late spring summer, if you will, 97 santa rosa buoy 84 today, 78, 86 and 82 on the forecast highs. they'll come down as that fog starts to work its way up the coast. not a roaring sea breeze yet, but we expect that to pick up a little bit later. the key, though, is travis will keep an eye on that 16. it was 16 yesterday and look what happened. so i mean i don't think it's going to collapse though today 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. there's a big spread even on the lows right now. but to the north, low 50s or 60s, i mean, it's low 50s. bodega, bay point rays, also bolinas, but then 50s and 60s for others. so if you're inland, it's pretty mild to warm if you're near the coast, it's cool, but you can see the fog racing up the coast. so patchy fog so far. but it's on its way. sunny but cooler. the wind will pick up this afternoon. we are looking for 6070s and upper 80s if you're

away from the coast or far inland. some low 90s. >> well, a homeowner opens fire, killing a burglary suspect in the east oakland with legal experts and the district attorney's say could happen after the homeowner was arrested . >> devalue this community. we care about them. we see what's happening to them and states across the country. >> an historic move in san francisco. the city becomes the first in the bay area to declare itself a sanctuary for transgender people. why? advocates say this is a critical time for this to happen.

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their lives. among the graduates at newtown high school are survivors of the 2012 sandy hook elementary school mass shooting. that's where a gunman went onto the school campus and killed 21st graders and six teachers. the survivors say their graduation today is bittersweet. >> we can't forget about that. there is a whole chunk of our classmates thing. and so going into graduation, we all have very mixed emotions. i can't really remember many times before the shooting, so in that sense, it really did take over those really innocent times. >> now, since that mass shooting, many of the survivors have advocated for gun reform. they plan to continue doing that as they consider their future careers. now, during today's graduation ceremony, the victims of the sandy hook mass shooting will be honored. >> we have new information on a deadly shooting that took place in east oakland on monday evening. a burglary suspect was

shot and killed by a homeowner near 98th avenue and burr street. we've learned that the homeowner is in jail this morning, arrested by oakland police on suspicion of murder. so far, no charges have been filed against him. if he is charged, the homeowner could still argue self-defense. >> you're not supposed to chase them if you chase them and shoot them. for example, in the back that is unlawful. if you are an imminent fear of your life or someone else's life in your home, you have every right to take necessary means of self-defense against the invader . the >> prosecutors have until tomorrow to decide whether or not to charge him. >> our time is now for 43 charges. have now been filed against three men in connection to a freeway shooting last year that killed a five year old girl in fremont. it was a day before easter last year when iliana crisostomo was shot and killed as she rode in her family car.

officials say the suspects believed the driver was a rival gang member. district attorney pamela price said that the three men are now facing murder charges with gang and gun enhancements. if they're convicted, they each face a sentence of 101 years to life in prison, the district attorney price added in a statement. i want the public to know that we have charged them and that we intend to do everything in our power to prosecute them and to hold them accountable for the harm they've caused this family and our community. >> in an important move to support the san francisco lgbtq plus community, the board of supervisors voted to declare san francisco a sanctuary city for trans people. the resolution was passed unanimously and ktvu josé huerta tells us how it comes at a time when hundreds of anti-lgbt, b-t-q bills are rolling out across the country. >> call. the resolution is adopted, as amended in a unanimous vote, the san francisco board of supervisors makes the city a sanctuary city

for people who are transgender, gender nonconforming, intersex, and two spirit where people just like you, suzanne ford, who leads sf pride, is a trans woman herself. >> she's used to showing courage in the face of adversity when traveling home to kentucky. >> i have to get my game face on. there are going to be people that hate me. i don't pass, people know i'm a trans woman and they may have never said a word to me. they already hate me. >> after hearing about other cities like sacramento already declaring themselves as trans sanctuary cities, ford turned to district eight supervisor rafael mandelman, who then sponsored the resolution. >> harvey milk said, you got to give them hope. there are queer and trans people across this country in places far less friendly than san francisco, and seeing that people in san francisco care about them, the american civil liberties union is tracking more than 500 anti lgbtq bills across the country. >> in florida, we showed that conservative principles work.

>> honey mahogany is san francisco's director of the office of transgender initiatives. her team serves as a link between the trans community and the city, providing resources including protecting them from ending up homeless. >> we have seen an influx of refugees not just from other countries, but other states who are coming to san francisco seeking care and seeking sanctuary. >> for ford. tuesday's vote shows those who are trying to be accepted as their true self are protected in san francisco, and she hopes it will educate others. >> get to know us before you make a judgment. >> the board of supervisor is here are saying that san francisco is a safe place for those seeking or providing gender affirming care in san francisco. joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news all right, joey, thank you. >> time's 446. the san francisco board of supervisors voted to waive city fees for some outdoor community events. the proposal was introduced earlier this year by mayor london breed, and the

fee waivers will be offered to small businesses based in san francisco, as well as nonprofits or other associations. and the event has to be free or open to the public and occupy three or fewer city blocks. right now, city fees for events are generally between 500 to $10,000. it is 446. ucsf benioff children's hospital will be hiring union workers for a proposed new hospital building in oakland. the agreement between ucsf, the building and construction trades council of alameda county and the construction firm means that the local union workers and apprentices will be hired for the $1.6 billion proposed project will include a new hospital and a trauma center, and the modernized version of the existing hospital. it's expected to be finished in 2030. >> a new study shows where people are the happiest about their jobs, according to a new gallup study, the top countries

where the highest number of people are enjoying their jobs are in europe. that list includes finland, denmark, iceland and the netherlands. the u.s. ranks lower on labor protections but higher on employee engagement than europe. more than 128,000 workers around the world participated in the study. >> our time is now 447. more and more gen zers are interested in becoming their own boss, according to a report by square future of commerce, more than half of the people born between the late 1990s and early 20 tens want to run their own business. the programs around the country are helping this generation become entrepreneurs. gen zers say the motivation to start a business comes from several places. >> i can kind of be my own boss and work on my own hours. >> i don't want to be stuck at work. i want to have a family, and i want to spend a lot of time with them. >> gen z is also benefited from having a lower barrier to get into and recent years.

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combination of the two is going to lead to a significant cooldown. you can steal that joke dave, two hot days and boy, this has been the old theme here so far for spring into meteorological summer. we get two three and then it's out. and that's exactly what's happening here. santa rosa, belmont, livermore, san jose, 80s 90 to 100 yesterday, 70s, 80s today, you know, when the fog is really moving up the coast now. so it'll get here, 40s, 50s, 60s on a lot of the temps here. although pittsburgh and brentwood are at 70. so there's some warm lows and there's some cooler lows, especially by the coast. but that fog is going to make a pretty big impact. you can kind of see it there, but it's coming down the coast. it's moving up. they will merge and lead to a significant cooldown. so it's not as hot today. sunny but cooler. the wind picks up fog forming. so far it's mainly south, but it'll get here. 60s 70s 80s, upper 80s. unless you're, you know, ukiah, clear lake. you'll still be hot one more day here, but cooler for all by thursday. and then it looks maybe a little pop friday. no big deal. and it does look

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that he is out of this year's nathan's hot dog eating contest. a spokesperson for major league eating says chestnut, a bay area native, is not welcome at the 4th of july competition. the decision is reportedly due to chestnut sponsorship with the plant based meat company impossible foods, also based here in the bay area. the hot dog eating contest is sponsored by nathan's famous hot dogs, and chestnut has won that event in the past eight years. he holds a record 16 championships. now, chestnut put a statement on x. he says i was gutted to learn from the media that after 19 years, i'm banned from the nathan's 4th july fourth hot dog eating contest. i love competing in that event. i love celebrating america with my fans all over this great country on the fourth, and i have been training to defend my title. he went on to say his fans will see him eat again soon. tech analysts are evaluating pricing implications now that cupertino based apple is partnering with

openai. concerns over privacy were brought up after apple announced siri and chatgpt are going to work together. it's well known that chatgpt interactions are not private. openai uses chat history for research, and today we're learning from a local cybersecurity expert from san carlos, he explains how apple is planning to protect user data with the new partnership in mind. >> they've implemented something that they call pc or private cloud compute, where it's apple's own servers that are doing a lot of the ai processing and keeping that information secure and private for that individual and not sharing that information with any other users and deleting it as soon as it's done, processing that data when it can't be done on the device itself. >> apple users can opt in for open ai powered series starting this fall. elon musk has withdrawn his lawsuit against openai, the makers of chatgpt.

attorneys for musk filed a motion to dismiss yesterday in san francisco superior court, a reason was not given. musk co-founded openai with ceo sam altman in 2015, but then left and eventually sued altman. in the lawsuit, musk claimed altman abandoned the company's original nonprofit mission on monday, elon musk threatened to ban apple devices after the company announced that deal with openai. san francisco's annual black film festival is coming to the big screen this week for its 26th year of showcasing black filmmakers and their work. the festival runs thursday to sunday. more than 70 films of varying genres will be presented. the festival is always held around freedom day to coincide with the fillmore juneteenth celebrations. the woman, who has been running the festival the past five years is the founder's granddaughter. she explains why she is passionate about this event. >> i like being that platform for black people to be able to tell their story, but like pass their story. it's more like our story and like where we have come from to kind of break all

of those negative stereotypes that we have. >> tickets are still available for festival events ranging from 5 to $35. the festival begins thursday night dinner, cocktails and screenings included a romance story based in the virgin islands. california's two u.s. senators announced a bill to rename the san francisco federal building to honor the late senator dianne feinstein. senator alex padilla shared the news on x, saying that the lawmakers want to honor her, quote, barrier shattering legacy just steps away from where she became the first woman to serve as san francisco mayor. yesterday's proposal would change the name of the six story building to the senator dianne feinstein federal building. a longtime patient advocate at san francisco's sutter health, castro primary care is celebrating pride month with a colorful crafting tradition. debbie graves has been spreading joy at the primary care center every year since 1988, and this month, she is doing it with

colorful beads. she says she's handing out these beads. it's about bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome . >> this is about me showing my love straight, gay, whatever color, whatever religion. they understand the meaning of community. there should be no shame in health care. no matter what's wrong with you. >> graves says she plans to keep making the jewelry and celebrating pride with patients all month long. the bay fc professional women's soccer team is hosting a joint celebration at their home game this sunday, celebrating both pride month and father's day. the first 2000 fans at the game sunday will get special edition pride pins. pre-game entertainment includes a dad joke contest and a drag performance. the san francisco gay men's chorus will perform the national anthem. tickets are as low as $15. they're still available for the evening match against utah royals fc, and that's at san jose paypal park. our pride month coverage

continues online on our website ktvu.com. there you will find a collection of stories celebrating the lgbtq plus community. >> they're very selfish and disrespectful. these if this was their family, i know they'd be really angry to see that this happened to their family. >> she just graduated from high school, but now she's a victim of crime. we'll tell you how the community is rallying together to help her and the leading candidates to become san francisco's next mayor. facing off tonight. how you can see the debate in this closely watched political race. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday june 12th and we can feel the cooler temperatures. let's check in with steve paulson for the details. >> at least locally we can if you're out yonder. maybe not yet, but it's on its way. it's on its way. fog is coming down

the coast, moving up the coast. in fact, it's made it to santa cruz and starting to get patchy on the san mateo coast. not inland yet, but it's a sign of things to come here. hard to see, but it's there and it's starting to form pretty rapidly, so not as hot. wednesday. sunny, but cooler unless you're far through the interior there. then you may have to wait another day, but for a majority here it's going to be cooler. so 6070 near the water 80. now for inland areas. all right souths here almost 5:00 in the morning. and he's here to tell us i hope it's quiet. >> yeah it is quiet which is good at the start on a wednesday morning. let's go right and talk about the richmond bridge. it looks very good from our triple-a traffic camera. it looks very nice with no major issues. they're also looking at the bay bridge approach. we're off to a nice start. of course, this is the hour when things change. so if something does happen, we'll be here to let you know. it's 5:00. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal, this morning we'll get a good idea on inflation here in the u.s. and the progress of the economy. prices of groceries, everyday

goods are likely still increasing, but there is hope that the costs are slowing down a little bit. ktvu james torres joins us now with information on the very important report that comes out this morning, james. >> yeah. and it'll be coming from the department of labor statistics. pam, good morning to you. they'll be releasing its consumer price index in about a half hour. from now. it will take a look at basically giving us a snapshot of inflation in may and give us a little bit of a better idea of how the federal government is handling it now. inflation still sitting at 3.4. that's a lot higher than where the federal government wants to be, which they target at about 2. this report in particular is important because of what we saw back in april. inflation was still going up in april, but at a much slower rate for the first time this year. experts think this next report, which will show the may numbers, will still have inflation at an increase but still at a slower pace. more

specifically, hopefully at only a 0.1% increase compared to a 0.3% in april. that would be welcome news for people who are feeling the price increases at the grocery store, the gas pumps, and pretty much everywhere else you spend your money you feel the pinch the most these days. >> definitely. and going out for meals. so we're trying to do it less often. >> yeah. the feds feel optimistic that this report will show inflation is, at the very least, just running steady. we're not expecting to see a huge increase at the rate, but part of that confidence comes from a better than expected jobs report released last friday. that's when we heard the u.s. added 272,000 jobs in may, much higher than projected. the experts hope the slowed inflation increase in april wasn't an outlier, and they don't expect it to be. but any unexpected news from this report could be tough for the markets. it could also be a blow to proposed interest rate cuts for

later in the year. again, it's a report that comes out the next 30 minutes. we'll take a look at it and break it down for you. coming up at 6:00 reporting live this morning, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news okay, james thank you. >> time is 502. a high school graduate in oakland was devasted when thieves stole all of her graduation gifts only hours after she received her diploma. however a nonprofit group wants to help her get back some of what was stolen. now, last thursday, soraya pharr went out to celebrate with her family in uptown oakland after graduating from envision academy high school. when they left the restaurant, their car had been broken into the gift cards. the money lay and presents her family had given her. they were all stolen. now, the city's love life foundation is raising money to help her. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people.

>> it wasn't really about the gifts, it was about the fact that all these people gave me their money and they gave me their time and their gifts, and it all got taken. >> now, with the help of donations and a new part time job, soraya says she'll be able to pay for expenses when she begins college in the fall. >> and then the governor's office is touting an ongoing chp operation as helping to reduce crime in oakland, newsom's office says. since february, the highway patrol has recovered 887 stolen vehicles, arrested 440 people and seized 47 guns that were linked to crimes. this comes as data from oakland pd says overall crime, including robbery, burglary, car thefts and homicide are all down 33% compared to. this time last year . >> now, in a post on social media, oakland mayor shang tao thanked governor gavin newsom and said, our collaborative work exemplifies good governance in action with chp surges, the

redeployment of our foot patrols and our revamped cease fire program, we're seeing a decrease in crime across the board in oakland. the mayor also said there's still a lot of work to do to make sure everyone feels safe in oakland. our time is 504 tonight. the leading candidates for mayor of san francisco will go face to face in a debate. now, ktvu is partnering with city arts and lectures, and manny's for this debate featuring the current mayor, london breed, mark farrell, daniel laurie, aaron peskin and asha safai. the debate is tonight at 630. it will be at the sidney goldstein theater. the debate moderators will be new york times, san francisco bureau chief heather knight and manny. you could tell now tickets to be there in person. they're sold out, but tickets are still available to watch the debate virtually. and when the debate is over, we will make the whole thing available for streaming on the fox local app

on your smart tv, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. >> san francisco supervisors voted to confirm mayor london breeds nominees for the police commission. last week, the rules committee voted against reappointing one of the nominees, deborah walker, with some saying that she seemed unprepared during questioning. mayor breed said that walker quote has a proven track record, both as a community advocate and delivering on critical public safety needs. the board also confirmed retired alameda county judge c don clay, who has years of experience in civil and criminal law. >> our time is now. 506 changes may be coming to san francisco's valencia street and the controversial bike lanes there. the mta, the city's municipal transportation agency, wants approval to design a new side running bike lane to replace the current center running lanes. right now, that bike lane covers eight blocks between 15th and 23rd streets. for months, that center bike lane has been criticized by business owners

and by neighbors in the area who say it made traffic even worse and hurt businesses as sales were dropping. if the changes are approved, they probably won't take effect until next year. hunter biden is now awaiting the sentencing date for his conviction on gun charges. >> legal experts say sentencing guidelines typically range between 15 and 21 months behind bars. but hunter biden could receive little to no jail time because this is his first offense. a delaware jury found him guilty of three federal felonies, two for lying on a federal document and one for being a drug user in possession of a gun. both prosecutors and jurors say they viewed hunter biden as any other defendant, and not the son of the president of the united states was not politically motivated. >> politics played no part in this whatsoever. >> this case was about the illegal choices defendant made while in the throes of addiction. his choice to lie on a government form when he bought a gun, and the choice to then

possess that gun. >> hunter biden said he is blessed that he's recovering from drug addiction, and he's more grateful about the support from his family than he is disappointed by the verdict. president biden flew to delaware to meet with hunter. the president reiterated that he will not use his powers to pardon his son, saying in a statement, quote, i will accept the outcome of this case and will continue to respect the judicial process. as hunter considers an appeal. >> our time now. 508 elizabeth holmes, the convicted and disgraced founder of theranos, appealed her conviction in san francisco federal court. her lawyers argued that the judge in her case made several improper decisions during the proceedings . back in 2022, elizabeth holmes was not there in the courtroom during the appeal. now she has served one year of an 11 year sentence in texas at a federal minimum security prison. holmes was convicted of defrauding investors with false claims about her company's blood

testing technology. legal analysts say a ruling on the appeal could take several weeks or months. >> new research shows. the deadly impact of wildfire smoke. the ucla study finds more people than previously thought die each year in california from long term smoke exposure, the research found. inhaling fine particulate matter from wildfires contributed to more than 55,000 deaths between 2008 and 2018, one of the study's authors tells ktvu. chronic exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to health problems, including asthma, diabetes and heart disease. >> if we look at all the deaths from traffic accidents in california per year, it's about 4000. so we're talking a bad year. it's about three times the number of deaths from all the traffic crashes. and in a low year, it's about the same. so it's a major public health risk. >> researchers say other things contributing to the problem

include forest management, communities being built in wildfire prone areas and climate change. >> coolers on the way, fog is racing up the coast here. i don't think it will take too long. water temps are certainly cold enough. and then another system is dropping in from the gulf of alaska, which is really going to drop our temps here as we go into the weekend. and early next week is the way it's looking. but this is the key right here. that low is lifting northward a little bit. so two hot days. we saw that last week. unless you're away way away from the coast then it'll still be hot today. but majority will cool off today and then really drop tomorrow. novato belmont livermore. cupertino. hot yesterday. upper 80s, 90 to 100. today at 70s and 80s again. always always a tough forecast challenge to get inland. temps to drop that much. but everything points that direction . water temps are cold 49 5150, 53, 55. they're doing their bit and doesn't take long. as soon as the fog gets a little help and it's trying to get a little help from an onshore breeze, although it's not that strong

yet, but it is trending in that direction. 40s, 50s, 60s to 70s a pretty big spread there. if you're clear on the coast, it's in the 40s, inland, there's no help yet, just shy of 70 for pittsburgh and brentwood. a lot of 50s, though, even 60s dublin. one observation 66. that's that's warm for them. gets windy out there once that sea breeze kicks in. but the fog will eventually make it so fog forming south and moving north cool to mild. lows are warm, sunny but cooler, and the wind picks up. highs today. 6070s 80s but cooler is on the way. >> all right thank you steve a crackdown on asylum seekers entering the us is not just happening on this side of the border. the actions mexico is taking to help provide relief also a financial approach to reducing the number of home burglaries. >> we'll tell you how authorities want to tra cash for clues

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guatemala border. some migrants have been on those busses multiple times to get. >> it is difficult because the first time your relatives help you, because they support you, they know the sacrifice you are making for everything you are going through. they help you, support you. but the second time they are already financially exhausted. >> mexico's president says this policy keeps migrants safe because crossing north is risky, but the south can be also dangerous. more than 4000 people fled a southern community last weekend after gangs attacked and burned homes. >> our time now. 515 oakland police say arrests have now been made in connection to several sideshows in oakland saturday night, the police released photos of one of the cars that was towed at sideshow occurred saturday, about midnight. oakland police found more than 300 cars and 200 people there watching as more police officers arrived, the crowd scattered and the police worked with a police helicopter to track down some of the participants and stop them.

five people were arrested, three cars were towed, three guns were recovered. the police are now trying to identify more vehicles involved in sideshows. over the weekend, police in vallejo say they were able to disrupt a sideshow this weekend. >> it happened early sunday morning near sonoma boulevard and lemon street. police say they found more than 200 cars blocking the street, including one on fire. police say two people were cited and multiple cars were towed. >> well, police in santa rosa arrested two teenage boys accused of an attack on a high on a high school campus. now, it happened on friday at elsie allen high school. police say 217 year olds attacked a 16 year old boy in a bathroom. the victim's parents took him to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. police believe the attack was gang related. >> well, san mateo county supervisors have approved a first of its kind program. it will give $10,000 to anyone who provides information that leads

to a home burglary conviction. nearly 90 homes have been burglarized in one area of san mateo county since january. that district includes 20 different cities in the county, including belmont, half moon bay, menlo park, pacifica, portola valley and san carlos county. leaders hope the six month long program, funded by $125,000 in measure k funds, helps deter the crime. >> and that person that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime. the person next to them, or the person who might know the person next to them, can turn them in for significant amount of money. >> now, officials plan to analyze results from the pilot program for six months, to then determine whether or not to extend it moving forward. >> all right. our time is 517. you know, it was hot. and with that heat comes rising concerns about fire. san jose fire department officials say two consecutive winters with above average rainfall produced thick

brush. that's now fuel for wildfires. as a result, san jose fire declared the start of wildland fire season in that city. the homeowners in san jose and santa clara county are now told to create defensible spaces of between 30 to 100ft around their homes by cutting back the brush and trees. it reduces the chance of someone's house catching on fire in the event that their vegetation is cut back. >> we're definitely seeing more fires right now, fire activity has increased throughout santa clara county, and the five counties that we cover now, cal fire says so far this year, they've responded to almost 1800 wildfires that have burned more than 41,000 acres. >> all right, back over to steve paulson, checking in on our weather. so we're still going to have a pretty big difference between the coast and inland temperatures. >> well yes, but it will be dropping. i mean, everyone will

be falling on the temps here unless you're up in ukiah and clear lake, then i can't help you today, but tomorrow i can, two hot days here and then out as the way it is. for most the cooler spills in today than much cooler by tomorrow, and everything is pointing towards a pretty rapid drop here. 90s, 100. yesterday, novato, belmont. livermore. cupertino. all down today, 84, 78, 86 and 8450s on most of the temps. although fog is moving up the san mateo coast . so i think half moon bay will actually go up probably to 51 or 52 if the fog pours in there. if it's already there, you can let me know, but i'm keeping an eye on it yet. 70 in brentwood, 49 pillar point. there's another half moon bay at 50 pacifica 50, then mid 50s to 60s on the peninsula, but 60 redwood city 57. poplar at los altos, belmont , san carlos and foster city. fog coming down the coast, fog moving up the coast. combination of the two will give us a cool down once it starts to move in. here late morning. early afternoon cooling begins today and i think you'll notice it for everyone. still warm to hot, well inland, but cooling will

continue into thursday and the wind will pick up as well, so not as hot on wednesday unless again, you don't get a sea breeze or you don't see the fog, but fog forming south and moving up the coast. sunny but cooler 6070s 80s. on those temps it does look cooler today and tomorrow. maybe a little pop kind of leveling off friday, then back to cooler on the weekend day. >> okay steve thank you. time 519 san francisco city leaders approved a plan to pay for any costs related to bringing pandas from china to san francisco, where the money will come from, to improve the habitat at the san francisco zoo. and you can have a say in the fight against retail theft. the law already passed one time by voters that's headed back

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a ban. gun sales on state property have been upheld by the ninth circuit court of appeals. a gun show promoter was among the plaintiffs who claimed that the ban on sales violated their first and second amendment rights. the laws were approved between 2019 and 2022. they banned the sale of guns and ammunition at the orange county fair, the del mar fairgrounds, and all state property. the governor, gavin newsom, said in a statement, quote, today's common sense decision by the court validates our core message to the people, not courts, should be the ones deciding how to keep our communities safe

from gun violence. if other states followed our policies, thousands of lives would be saved. we won't stop defending our laws from the right's radical lawsuits, where gun control is a top issue for president biden, who says banning assault weapons is a major priority. >> more children are killed in america by guns than cancer and car accidents combined. my predecessor told the nra convention recently he's proud. that, quote, i did nothing on guns when i was president. we all want our kids to have the freedom to learn how to read and write in schools. instead of learning how to duck and cover. >> now, the president spoke yesterday to advocates at the everytown for gun safety action fund's annual conference. the president said he signed the most significant gun laws in the last three decades aimed at gun traffickers. ghost guns and expanding background checks, according to the national institute for health care management, gun violence increased by almost 43% between

2010 and 2020. a number of high profile mass shootings occurred during that period of time, and many happened at schools as well . an initiative that would reform proposition 47 has qualified for the november ballot. the secretary of state's office confirmed the measure, filed more than more than the required 600,000 valid signatures that were needed. if voters pass prop 4710 years ago to reduce the penalties for drug crimes and other misdemeanors, the critics of prop 47 blame it for the higher number of retail thefts. the november ballot measure would reform prop 47 and increase the penalties for some drug and theft crimes. will voters in solano county will decide this november whether to approve building what's called the california forever project. there were enough signatures on a petition to place this proposal on the november ballot. the measure asks voters to

rezone more than 17,000 acres of farmland in east solano county, near fairfield, to create this new community, and organizers say their project is the best way for the county to plan for growth. >> tens of thousands of acres of prime farmland have been paved over to build subdivisions and so it's not a question of whether we build. it's a question of where. and we believe this is the best way to protect the best farmland in this area and build a compact community on a small portion of it, and build a better future for tens of thousands of families. >> now several groups, including the solano land trust, they oppose the project, saying it harms conservation areas and destroys farmland land. time now. 526 a unique drug treatment program in the south bay already making an impact. we'll let you hear from families of addicts about the key to the success, and it just became a lot cheaper

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yet you're spending $20 on a meal for two people. >> in and out is the latest restaurant chain to raise its food prices. the sticker shock ahead of an important economic report on inflation today. and it is just a few days away from the official start of summer. the important reminder from the cdc on how to keep our kids safe from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's wednesday it's june 12th. the birds woke up to their chirping outside our door. >> they're happy birds. it's not as hot. >> yeah i think they like steve paulson's forecast. >> boy, when you get here before the birds wake up, that's early. yeah. that's real, that's real early, steve. it is early. all right. the birds are happier because it will be cooler. 50s on the temps here at livermore. 63, san jose 60. but fog is coming up the coast. it's hard to see, but it's there. and it's also some coming down the coast.

so it's parts of it are on the san mateo coast now, more so towards santa cruz and monterey, but it's a sign of things to come. so we're in a cool, dry place. cooler today. fog forming rapidly, mainly south. sunny but cooler. the wind will pick up. it will be an onshore breeze. so 60, 70, 80 on those temps. all right, sal's here. you know, sometimes on the morning commute, you can get rattled. let's hope that doesn't happen yet, i see what you did there. and no, you know what? right now, we're calm. steve, i just i don't want to jinx anything, but we've had a decent commute. sometimes when i say that things go wrong. but our triple-a traffic camera is showing us a very good commute here. no major issues driving into san francisco. we also look at the commute on interstate 880 north and southbound and also 680. so so far so good. and hopefully we'll have a nice wednesday at 531. let's get back to the headlines. all right. >> thank you sal. an important report on inflation will be

released in the next hour. wall street certainly watching for this. the us bureau of labor statistics will release the latest consumer price index, which samples the cost of goods and services and helps track economic indicators. economists predict a 10th of a percent increase from april to may. the federal reserve also meets today, and any decision on interest rate will also depend on the results of that cpi. >> all right, pam time is 531. the in and out restaurant chain is the latest to raise prices on some popular menu items. blaming higher minimum wages forced them to do it. those price hikes are different at each restaurant location here in the bay area. the most expensive double double is at the chain san francisco location. it will cost you $13.63. the same meal in alameda cost only just under $12. the customers at the fast food joint have shared mixed reactions about this price hike, especially coming from georgia. >> california prices are a

little bit higher, but when i came to in and out and i was spending $20 on a meal, it's definitely something that i did not expect at all. >> i've always heard that in and out treats their employees well, it seems like that's part of their branding. and so we're definitely down to support that. >> now, the starting wage for in and out employees is 22 to $23 an hour. it's based on the location, which is higher than california's new $20 minimum wage. >> san francisco's board of supervisors approved a proposal that would allow the city to request private funds to build the zoo. enclosure for the panda is set to come from china ahead of the vote. a coalition made up of in defense of animals and sf zoo watch went door to door in city hall. now, zoo watch says a new panda attraction will only help for a few years before ultimately hurting the zoo's bottom line and ability to care for its animals. >> there's a true animal welfare issues at the zoo. animals are

suffering at the san francisco zoo, at the hands of mismanagement. >> mayor breed says her next step is signing the legislation, then gathering a committee of stakeholders to raise the funds. the cost of hosting the pandas is estimated at about $25 million. >> our time now. 533 well, a rare animal at a zoo has died and zoo officials are issuing a warning about it. officials at bright zoo in tennessee says the animal, a male sitatunga, died over the weekend after choking on a squeezable applesauce pouch . now, the zoo released these images on social media, saying that the packaging is dangerous for zoo animals because the caps look like food to some animals. the pouches are banned from the zoo, but people find ways to sneak them in. according to zoo officials, the sitatunga is a rare swamp dwelling antelope from central africa. >> san jose city council has approved a $5 billion budget. mayor matt mehan says the

balanced budget will help move 1200 people off the streets into safe sleeping sites. $40 million will be invested into new affordable housing. the new budget will also help the city make beds for hundreds of people who are living in encampments along san jose waterways. >> it's going to help us finally treat unsheltered homelessness like the crisis that it is. it's going to allow us to comply with the clean water act and avoid what could be very expensive litigation in. >> now, city council members say the budget focuses on areas that are most important to the people of san jose, including preventing preventing cuts to some popular programs and events . >> glad that we were able to find ways as we came to the end of the process to restore viva parks and viva cal to last year's level. these are programs that are really important to the residents in our districts, that we are able to keep the fitness centers open for our seniors. >> part of the budget will go toward public safety priorities,

including new automatic license plate readers and speed cameras to improve speed safety. >> time is now 5.35 santa clara county bracing for a rise in opioid use and overdoses this coming summer. but officials say they're optimistic about a program that helps people overcome their addiction to drugs, especially people under the age of 21. valley medical center is the only west coast hospital hospital that has an in-house same day detox treatment program serving young people addicted to or having a withdrawal from opioids. >> the problem is that not a lot of families know this resource is available, and that's what we're here to make sure everybody in our community knows today we've had record number of deaths, and this is largely due to the ubiquity of fentanyl. >> we found that over 60% of the counterfeit pills that are on the market contain a lethal dose of fentanyl. for those who are opioid naive. >> now, the center is crediting its success on a knowledgeable staff. effective medication and

a strong rehab program. they also connect recovering patients to county support services and both medi-cal and medicaid covered the treatments without about copay. >> as we head into the summer and kids are out of school, there's an important reminder about swim lessons. according to the center for disease control and prevention, drowning is the leading cause of death for children up to the age of 14, the cdc says. formal swim lessons can actually reduce the risk of drowning by up to 88. for parents, these lessons can give them peace of mind for the small ones, definitely just to be safe around the pool, accidents happen, you never know. and so we definitely want to keep them as safe as possible for the older ones. just get their energy out, improve their skills, want them to be confident swimmers as they get older? >> swim lessons can also be helpful for adults. the cdc says nearly 40 million american adults do not know how to swim.

>> well, yesterday was a day to go swimming, that's for sure, as it felt now, summer doesn't officially begin until the 20th. the 20th will be the summer solstice at 1:50 p.m. for us, but it sure felt like summer yesterday. temperatures livermore 101. just like the freeway. concord 100. santa rosa in town in the airport 97. i will be brutally honest with you. i missed that one. i didn't think you'd get that hot. i saw anywhere from 89 to 96. i went into low 90s and it blew right past that. even with a south wind, which, you know, sometimes it happens. napa 95, menlo park 93, san jose 92. vallejo. that's hot for them. 91 and san rafael, also at 90 degrees low to the north. low to the south are on their way. the combination of the two is going to equal a cooler pattern. nevada was 97 yesterday, not today. 84 redwood city down to 80. livermore will go 86 and cupertino was 94. will drop you 10 to 84. so we had two hot days. this unless you're far inland then there will be three.

but that's been the theme so far. usually it's like two two and a half and then it's out of here and that's exactly what's happening starting today into tomorrow, 4050s 60s on the temps 21 degree spread there 50 threes. popular scotts valley is in there. aptos, felton also boulder creek much warmer around san jose, santa clara, campbell, saratoga and cupertino. fog has made it into santa cruz and moving up the coast and there's even some coming down the coast. combination of those two are going to give us a cooldown today. it may take a while before it kicks in, but that sea breeze is on the way, so cooling begins today and additional cooling tomorrow. highs today will come down. cooling will continue for all on thursday, so fog forming south, sunny but cooler with that breeze will pick up i think by late morning early afternoon it will really show itself. 60s 70s if you're inland upper 80s to near 90. we value this community. >> we care about them. we see what's happening to them and states across the country, an historic move in san francisco becomes the first in the bay

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one high school graduation ceremony is overshadowed by a tragedy. in the past, many of the seniors will be affected by it for the rest of their lives. among the graduates at newtown high school are survivors of the 2012 sandy hook elementary school, mass shooting, where a gunman went onto the school campus and killed 21st graders and six teachers. the survivors say today's graduation is bittersweet. we can't forget about that. >> there is a whole chunk of our class missing. and so going into graduation, we all have very mixed emotions. i can't really remember many times before the shooting. so in that sense, it really did take over those really innocent times. >> now, since that mass shooting, many of the survivors advocated for gun reform and they plan to keep advocating as they plan their careers in the future. during today's graduation ceremony, the victims

of the sandy hook mass shooting will be honored. >> we have a new information on a deadly shooting that took place in east oakland on monday evening. a burglary suspect was shot and killed by a homeowner near 98th avenue and burr street. we've learned that the homeowner is now in jail, arrested by oakland police on suspicion of murder. so far, no official charges have been filed against him. if he is charged, the homeowner could also still argue self-defense. >> you're not supposed to chase them if you chase them and shoot them. for example, in the back that. is unlawful. if you are an imminent fear of your life or someone else's life in your home, you have every right to take necessary means of self-defense against the invaders. >> the prosecutors have until tomorrow to decide to decide whether or not to charge the homeowner. >> our time now. 544 charges have now been filed against three men in connection to a

freeway shooting last year that killed a five year old girl in fremont. it was a day before easter last year when eliana crisostomo was shot and killed as she rode in her family car. officials say the suspects believed the driver was a rival gang member, district attorney pamela price said that three men are now facing murder charges with gang and gun enhancements, and if they're convicted, they each face a sentence of 101 years to life in prison, the district attorney price added in a statement. i want the public to know that we have charged them and that we intend to do everything in our power to prosecute them and to hold them accountable for the harm they've caused this family and our community. >> san francisco is now the first bay area city to declare itself a safe place for transgender and gender nonconforming people, the board of supervisors unanimously approved a resolution declaring san francisco a sanctuary city for the transgender community.

while several cities such as sacramento and west hollywood approved similar legislation. san francisco covers more gender identities and expressions. >> harvey milk said, you got to give them hope. there are queer and trans people across this country and places far less friendly than san francisco. so and seeing that people in san francisco care about them. >> while the resolution is largely symbolic, it can serve as a guide to san francisco law enforcement on dealing with outside agencies about transgender issues. the aclu says there are more than 580 lgbtq bills in the legislature nationwide. >> our time is 545. the san francisco board of supervisors voted to waive the city fees for some outdoor community events. that proposal was introduced earlier this year by mayor london breed. the fee waivers will be offered to small businesses based in san francisco, as well as nonprofits and other associations, and the event has to be free, open to

the public and occupy three city blocks or less. right now, city fees for events are between 500 to $10,000. >> a new study shows where people are the happiest about their jobs, according to a new gallup study, the top countries where the highest number of people are enjoying their jobs are in europe. the list includes finland, denmark, iceland and the netherlands. the u.s. ranks lower on labor protections but higher on employee engagement than in europe. more than 128,000 workers around the world participated in that study. >> well, speaking of workers, more gen zers want to become their own boss. that's according to a report by the square future of commerce. more than half of people born between the late 1990s and early 20 tens want to run their own business programs around the country are helping them to become entrepreneurs. the gen zers say the motivation to start a business comes from several places. >> i can kind of be my own boss

and work on my own hours. >> i don't want to be stuck at work. i want to have a family, and i want to spend a lot of time with them. >> gen z's also had more chances and opportunities to run their own businesses because of the internet and social media, gamers get ready to level up your summer treats with the ultimate yogurtland and pacman collab featuring the one and only pac-man limited edition flavors in nostalgic inspired toppings are available at yogurtland froyo. >> fans can enjoy cherry chomp sorbet and pineapple power up. you can also collect pac-man character spoons. i was just talking to a friend of mine about sal. you probably did the same thing. i don't know. after football games on friday nights, we would go to round table pizza and we would order pizza and pitchers of root beer and play pac-man and miss pac-man. they were they had all the, you know, and now they're back. they have a lot of those machines and places. it's awesome. >> yeah, they had the machine, pam and dave where you could sit down, right? yes. you could. i

mean, because some machines were like, you have to stand up. yeah but you can sit down there. yeah, yeah, you can put your cold beverage, which in that case was a coke or whatever. and we'd play for hours. right. yeah. and my parents would just say, you know what? let them go. yeah. there was no such thing as screens. that was the screen. >> that was our screen. >> good morning everyone. you know what? right now we don't have a lot. i use my screens. i have a lot of them back here to check the traffic. now unfortunately, on the bay bridge, it does look like we have something going on on the span westbound. i see the roadwork. i'm sorry. i see the collision. sign up. this is a crash westbound. just west of treasure island. so let me look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and yes, you can see. look, it is 549 now. normally the metering lights are on at this time, but look how slow it is. so they're cleaning up this crash. it does look like there were no injuries. and that's always good, because that means they're going to be able to get that thing out of the way soon.

but any little lane blockage on the bay bridge does mean more slow traffic. hopefully the next time i talk to you in, you know, ten minutes or so, that whole thing will be gone. but you can see it's already off to a slow start. 549 let's bring the man, the miracle, the legend, mister steve paulson back in here, who came in, who came in. >> so that thing, get that thing out of there. all right. novato, redwood city, livermore and cupertino. what about them? they were hot yesterday, but today they'll run cooler temperatures in the 90s to 101 at livermore. boy, i'll tell you that that was a cooker 84, 80, 86 and 84 on the forecast highs for today. two hot days, unless you're out yonder. and then it'll still be hot. or to the north, you'll get one more day and then it'll cool down tomorrow. but the majority will cool down today. 40s to 60s 4868 from half moon bay to brentwood, a lot of 50s in between. fog is racing up the coast and also coming down the

coast. it's on its way. it's just going to take a little bit longer here, but it'll get here today. 50s on the temps or 60s for some. i mean we were we were cooler on the coast this morning than, than yesterday. but we are seeing some of that fog. you can see it coming down the coast there. but the key really is it's coming up the coast. it's made it into monterey bay, santa cruz, and now it's starting to creep up the east and san mateo coast. so it's all because there's a load of the south that's helping. cooling begins today for a majority. for many, and then for all as we go into thursday could get a little warm up. not a big deal on friday then everything is saying a much cooler weekend into early next week. so not as hot today. sunny, but cooler. the wind picks up, fog forming. so far it's south, but it's a sign of things to come. 60s 70s 80s if you like it cooler. even more so than tomorrow is your day, but it'll start today. >> i'm not getting any calls for any older children. the only calls coming in are for infants. >> both me and my wife have started a new jobs, additional jobs, second jobs, to way out

the loss that we've had. >> i growing struggle for bay area in-home daycares as school districts welcome younger children. up next at 6:00. why some parents are opting out of free child care services. instead, they're choosing private care providers and the power of pride. >> how one local woman is celebrating the lgbtq plus community with arts a crafts

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illness that caused her to miss an interview on cbs mornings this week. now co-host of the show and longtime friend of oprah winfrey, gayle king, shared why winfrey couldn't make tuesday's book club segment, saying that winfrey couldn't make the segment because she had some kind of stomach flu. a representative for winfrey said she is recovering from a stomach virus and received an iv to help her recover from dehydration. >> all right, our time is 554. did you hear? joey chestnut won't take part in this year's nathan's hot dog eating contest. a spokesperson for major league eating says joey chestnut, a native of the bay area, is not welcome at the competition on the 4th of july. that decision is reportedly because of joey chestnut sponsorship, with the plant based meat company impossible foods. the hot dog

eating contest is sponsored by nathan's famous hot dogs. joey chestnut has won that competition in the past eight years. he holds a record 16 championships. joey chestnut released a statement on acts. he says, i was gutted to learn from the media that after 19 years, i'm banned from the nathan's july fourth hot dog eating contest. i love competing in that event. i love celebrating america with my fans all over this great country on the fourth, and i've been training to defend my title. chestnut went on to say his fans will see him eat again soon. >> san francisco's annual black film festival is coming to the big screen this week for its 26th year of showcasing black filmmakers and their work. the festival runs thursday to sunday. more than 70 films of varying genres will be presented . the festival is always held around freedom day to coincide with the fillmore juneteenth celebrations. the woman, who has been running the festival the

past five years is the founder's granddaughter, and she explains why she is passionate about this event. >> i like being that platform for black people to be able to tell their story, but like pass their story. it's more like our story and like where we have come from to kind of break all of those negative stereotypes that we have. >> tickets are still available for the festival events. they range from 5 to $35. the festival begins thursday night with dinner, cocktails and screenings including a romance story based in the virgin islands. >> our time now 556 california's two u.s. senators announce a bill to rename the san francisco federal building in honor of the late senator dianne feinstein, senator alex padilla shared the news on acts, saying the lawmakers want to honor her, quote, barrier shattering legacy just steps away from where she became the first woman to be san francisco's mayor. yesterday's proposal would change the name of the six story building to the

senator dianne feinstein federal building. >> a longtime patient advocate at san francisco's sutter health , castro primary care is celebrating pride month with a colorful crafting tradition. debbie has been spreading joy at the primary care center every year since 1988. this month, she is doing it with colorful beads. she says handing out these beads is about bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome. >> this is about me showing my love straight, gay, whatever color, whatever religion. they understand the meaning of community. there should be no shame in health care, no matter what's wrong with you. >> graves says she plans to keep making the jewelry and celebrating pride with patients all month long. the bay fc professional women's soccer team is hosting a joint celebration at their home game this sunday, celebrating both pride month and father's day. the first 2000 fans at the game sunday will get a special edition pride pin. pre-game entertainment includes

a dad dad joke contest and a drag performance. the san francisco gay men's chorus will perform the national anthem. tickets as low as $15, are still available for the evening match against utah royals fc at san jose paypal park. our pride month coverage continues online on our website ktvu.com. there you can find a collection of stories celebrating the lgbtq plus community. >> as soon as we walked up, all we saw was the glass. >> a devastating end to a graduation celebration in oakland. a teenager became the victim of a crime after her graduation. gifts were stolen. we'll tell you how the oakland community is helping her recover. some of what she lost and with t took starting earlier across california schools, some in-home child care services are struggling to stay open to tell you the impact it's having on bay area providers. >> it's just going to impact us even worse, especially with the

ratios being that we can only have four infants at a time and just end this morning. >> the new report that shows the condition of inflation could you be paying more at the grocery store from ktvu? >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well good morning and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday june 12th middle of the week middle of the week. getting cooler as we head to that weekend. >> well yes by then that's for sure. in early next week. it's about today. and i think today is that transition day here for is coming up the coast. looks like it's starting to creep in here, if you can see there sunrise happened again just like that. but it does look like fog is there you go. starting to make its move here a little bit, it's a sign of things to come. we'll drop on the temps. it's been coming up the coast here. and then also some coming down the coast. but the combination of the two are going to spill in here for a cool, dry place. it

will be cooler today, that's for sure. fog forming rapidly. sunny but cooler. the wind picks up high 60 70s and now 80s on those highs. all right. so here i know he's happy about cooler weather. >> you know i am. and i actually like the cooler weather. however, you know i don't like it to be that cold. i mean, there's a sweet spot. 68 degrees. thank you. all right, let's go to the bay bridge. toll plaza and show you the toll plaza. there is a crash on the bridge that they're removing. and that's why by the toll plaza, delay is longer than usual. look at that. so if you're going to the bay bridge today, it is backed up beyond the macarthur maze right now. that's because they had a non-injury accident there. now they removed it. but traffic is still going to be affected. and you can see it's going to take a while for that to unwind. we'll have another update in just a few minutes to keep you updated on that and the rest of the commute. but now at 601, let's go by right back to the

headlines. >> okay, sal, thank you. and new this morning we just heard inflation is slowing down. >> we've got new numbers from the government report released just a short time ago. show prices are not increasing as much as they were at the beginning of the year. ktvu james torres joins us now to break down the consumer price index report. and i can tell you, james, markets are soaring. they like this news. >> oh, i can bet. and you know what the whole point of this why we pay attention to reports like this. it's because it helps give the federal reserve some confidence on whether they think that we're in a position that we can cut some of these inflation rates a little later this year. that would mean making mortgages more affordable, car loans, as well as bringing down prices at the gas pump and at the grocery stores. and really, who doesn't want that? well, just now the department of labor statistics just released its may consumer price index report, and it is better than what we had hoped. it shows inflation practically stayed the same at the same rate from april to may at 3.3. that's the first time that's happened this year. and the april report

just a month before that was the first time it had even slowed down, when it only got up 0.3. that was good news then, although that 3.3% number is still much higher than the fed's target goal, which is 2. the idea here is at least we're not much farther from that point than we want to be. that's likely welcome news for people who are feeling the price increases at the grocery store. the gas pumps and pretty much everywhere else you spend your money you feel the pinch the most these days, definitely. and going out for meals. so we're trying to do it less often. >> and these numbers coming after a better than expected jobs report that was released late last late, late last week on friday. that's when we learned the u.s. added more than 272,000 jobs in may, much higher than projected, and experts really hope that the slowed rate of inflation in april wasn't an outlier. so for inflation not to increase overall from month to month, that's a pretty big deal. and it could be enough for the

fed to develop some confidence in cutting interest rates later this year. it is planning on a meeting to kind of give us a better idea of what that might look like later today. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. child care providers say they are facing a number of challenges as they fight for enrollment. now, a new study from the national child care organization found nearly 16,000 child care centers closed between 2019 and 2021. the covid pandemic made things worse. child care programs are now competing also with transitional kindergarten, especially as access expands in california, many child care providers we spoke to say they're seeing lower enrollment, along with lower numbers of child care professionals. >> we never had a hard time having people come in, but ever since they started lowering the age range for t.k, it has taken all of our our kids at such a young age. now going into the schools, coming up at 630, we'll

go deeper into the issues facing child care providers and why the conditions across california are pushing many of them out of business. >> our time now. 604 california accused the city of concord of violating fair housing laws and the state's push for affordable housing. a developer first proposed building almost 200 low cost, state financed apartments in downtown concord. the city council rejected that proposal, saying it preferred affordable housing spread to more neighborhoods around concord. the council encouraged that developer to build market rate apartments instead. now, the east bay times reports state regulators sent concord a warning letter about possible violates ing affordable housing rules. the city says it is reviewing that letter. well, a high school graduate in oakland was devastated when thieves stole all of her graduation gifts just hours after she

received her diploma. however, a nonprofit group wants to help her get back some of what was stolen. last thursday, soraya pharr went out with her family to celebrate in uptown oakland after graduating from envision academy high school. when they left the restaurant, they found their car had been broken into and the gift cards, money lei and presents that her family had given her were stolen. well, now oakland's love life foundation is raising money to help the teenager. >> i'm hoping the person or persons who perpetrated this crime sees this and knows that we as a community are standing together for our young people. >> it wasn't really about the gifts, it was about the fact that all these people gave me their money and they gave me their time and in their gifts, and it all got taken. >> and with the help of donations and a new part time job, soraya says she'll be able to pay for her own expenses when she begins college in the fall. >> the governor's office reports

an ongoing chp operation is helping reduce crime in oakland, newsom's office says. since february, the highway patrol has recovered 887 stolen vehicles, arrested 440 people and seized 47 guns that were linked to crimes. it comes as data from oakland pd says overall crime, including robbery, burglary, car thefts and homicide are down 33% compared to this time last year. in a post on social media, oakland mayor shengtao thanked governor newsom, saying, quote, our collaborative work exemplifies good governance in action with chp surges, the redeployment of our foot patrols and our revamped ceasefire program, we're seeing a decrease in crime across the board in oakland. the mayor also said there's still a lot of work to do to make sure everyone feels safe in oakland. >> our time is 607 tonight, the leading candidates for mayor of san francisco will go face to face in a debate. ktvu is partnering with city arts and lectures and manny's for this

debate. it features the current mayor, london breed, mark farrell, daniel laurie, aaron peskin and asha safai. the debate is tonight, 630 at the sidney goldstein theater. for the debate, moderators will be new york times, san francisco bureau chief heather knight and manny. you could tell now tickets to be at the debate in person are sold out, but tickets are still available to watch the debate virtually. and when the debate is over, we will make the whole thing available for streaming on the fox local app on your smart tv, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. >> if i have to tell you, a lot of people weighing in on that across the country, yes, ma'am, 608 now. >> and you know what? we still have a bigger than usual delay at the bay bridge because of an earlier non-injury crash. our triple a traffic camera showing us kind of a rough start there. it's improving, but it's going to take a while. you know how it is when they do have a lane

blockage on the bridge. it happened at about 530. here we are a little bit more than a half hour after and it's going to take a while. however it is early. the only consolation is that, you know, over the next hour or so this will work its way through and become more of a normal ish slowdown. but if you, you know, if you're on a tight schedule today, you can add, you know, if you get out there ten minutes early, you might be able to stay on that schedule. this is a look now at the san mateo bridge. that traffic and the dumbarton bridge look pretty good. 580 is slow at the altamont pass. so we have the same thing going. we use the triple a traffic camera here to look at the san mateo bridge. that's what i would do if i, you know, unless i'm really close to the bay bridge, i would probably just at this point go down to the san mateo bridge and use that to cross the bay. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. hunter biden guilty on all counts. we'll tell you where the case goes from here. and could there be implications on the president's bid for a second term and cracking down on stolen items sold online? >> the statewide measure that

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date for his conviction on gun charges. legal experts say sentencing guidelines typically range between 15 and 21 months behind bars, but hunter biden could receive little to no jail time because this is his first

offense. a delaware jury found him guilty of three federal felonies, two for lying on a federal document and one for being a drug user in possession of a gun. both prosecutors and jurors say they viewed hunter biden as any other defendant, and not the son of the president of the united states was not politically motivated. >> politics played no part in this whatsoever. >> this case was about the illegal choices defendant made while in the throes of addiction. his choice to lie on a government form when he bought a gun, and the choice to then possess that gun. >> hunter biden said he is blessed that he's recovering from drug addiction, and he's more grateful about the support from his family than he is disappointed by the verdict. president biden flew to delaware to meet with hunter. the president reiterated that he will not use his powers to pardon his son, saying in a statement, quote, i will accept the outcome of this case and will continue to respect the judicial process. as hunter considers an appeal.

>> our time now. 613 elizabeth holmes, the convicted and disgraced founder of theranos, has appealed her prison sentence in the san francisco federal court. her lawyers argued the judge in her case made several improper decisions during the proceedings. back in 2022, elizabeth holmes was not there in the courtroom during the appeal. she has served one year of an 11 year sentence in texas at a federal minimum security prison. holmes was convicted of defrauding investors with false claims about her company's blood testing technology. legal analysts say a ruling on the appeal could come in several weeks or months. >> a former antioch police officer charged with misdemeanor assault is expected to take the stand today on his own behalf. matthew nutt is accused of beating a suspect during a 2022 arrest that was recorded on body cam. prosecutors say the suspect was handcuffed and defenseless, yet nutt kept hitting him. the defense contends he, nutt,

exerted moderate force and the suspect was faking a panic attack. >> our time is 614. oakland police say arrests have been made in connection to several sideshows on saturday night. now the police released photos of one of the cars that was towed. that sideshow occurred saturday night about midnight. oakland police found more than 300 cars and 200 people there watching. as more police officers arrived, the crowd scattered and the police worked with a helicopter to track some of the participants. five people were arrested, three cars were towed, three guns were recovered. police say they're trying to identify even more vehicles involved in the sideshows, and police in vallejo say they were able to disrupt a sideshow over the weekend. it happened early sunday morning near sonoma boulevard and lemon street. police say they found more than 200 cars blocking the street, including one car that was on fire. two people were cited and several cars were towed.

>> california lawmakers held a committee hearing yesterday to address the sale of stolen goods online. now, the bill would require high volume online sellers to verify their identity when they request offline payments. it also requires marketplaces, including ebay and next door to collect the sellers tax identification numbers and bank accounts. the measure is part of a 14 bill package aimed at cracking down on retail crime in the state, and it is a time for us to check the bay bridge again. >> you might know, in case you well in case you're just joining us, there was a crash on the bridge westbound near treasure island. that crash has been removed. however, the traffic is still going to be. in fact, as a matter of fact, it looks like they still have one lane up there blocked. i thought they were going to move it, but, it is, apparently now we're finding out that one vehicle can't be moved easily. so they had a couple of lanes blocked. they're

trying to get traffic through the backup is now to the maze at the bay bridge. and, you know, even though there were no serious injuries, the traffic is another story. as you know. so you might want to think about using an alternate route. this morning. maybe the san mateo bridge is in your future on westbound 92. that looks pretty good. some people are going to be a little slow traffic getting there through hayward, but if it were me, i would probably use this bridge instead of the bay bridge for now. i don't think it's a super serious crash, but again, when lanes are blocked, it always gets heavy. no matter what. 616 let's bring steve back in, and, i can see the light. steve >> sal, how's our good friend, the dumbarton bridge? pardon me. how's our good friend, the dumbarton bridge? >> i'm glad you asked that, steve, because the dumbarton bridge, looks pretty good, you know, it's, it's a nice looking bridge right now. traffic wise. >> thank you much. all right. yesterday was hot. summer does not start start start start start echo echo echo until the

20th at 150 in the afternoon. but it sure felt like summer yesterday. livermore 101, concord, 100 degrees. clayton was 101 as well. fairfield was 100. ukiah was 100. santa rosa downtown. in the airport, 97 blew past projections. napa 95, menlo park 93. redwood city was 93. san jose 92. vallejo 91, san rafael 90. those are some hot temps. novato was 97. redwood city was also 93. cupertino 94. 84, 80, 86 and 84. in the forecast highs today. these are tough forecast highs because when it's that hot you want to drop inland. temps 10 to 15 degrees. you have to take a leap of faith there. but that's what everything is looking like. so the fog is coming up the coast, 50s on most of the temps there are still some 60s. if you're far enough inland, there's still 60s. there are plenty to the east. as you can see, pittsburgh brentwood is in their dublin, alamo, walnut creek, clayton, lafayette, even orinda. so i

mean, it's going to take a while, but it looks like a breeze is on the way. fog is taking the turn. there's some hints now moving into san francisco as a low comes up the coast and other ones coming down from the gulf of alaska. the combination of these two will lead us to overall in the next 48 hours. pretty good cooling trend. so if you're inland though, one more day, if you're far enough inland, it'll take another day. sunny but cooler, 6070s 80s i think ukiah and clear lake. it'll take another day, but for a majority. temps coming down today. >> trading cash for clues. just how much one bay area county is willing to give out to anyone who can help track down a home burglar and a longtime goal to expand pleasanton, stoneridge mall is facing a new hurdle. we'll tell you what city leaders are now demanding f m the project developer

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usually a time for celebration, but for one high school in connecticut, today's ceremony is also overshadowed by a tragic past among the graduating seniors at newtown high school are survivors of the sandy hook elementary school, mass shooting. in 2012, a gunman entered the campus and killed 21st graders and six teachers. the survivors say their graduation today is a bittersweet milestone. >> we can't forget about that. there is a whole chunk of our class missing, and so going into graduation, we all have very

mixed emotions. i can't really remember many times before the shooting, so. so in that sense, it really did take over those really innocent times. >> since the shooting, many of the survivors have advocated for gun reform and plan to continue advocating in future careers. california laws banning gun sales have on state property have been upheld by the ninth circuit court of appeals, a gun show promoter was among the plaintiffs who claimed the ban on sales violated their first and second amendment rights. the laws were approved between 2019 and 2022. they prohibit the sale of guns and ammunition at the orange county fair. the del mar fairgrounds, and all state property. a first of its kind pilot program in san mateo county will give $10,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to a home burglary conviction. nearly 90 homes have been burglarized in one district in san mateo since january. the district includes belmont, half moon bay, menlo park, pacifica,

portola valley and san carlos. the money for the program comes from measure k, that person that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime, the person next to them or the person who might know the person next to them can turn them in for significant amount of money. now, the pilot program will be analyzed for six months to then determine whether or not to extend it for a longer period. and the face of delays, pleasanton is still hoping to speed up efforts to expand stoneridge shopping center. the city council approved a new extended timeline of six months for the mall's owners and developers to for to go forward with the expansion plans. otherwise the city will look to redevelop the mall. expansion has been stalled so far due to issues including internal conflicts between property managers and developers. voters in solano county will decide this november whether to approve building what's called the california forever project. there were enough signatures on

a petition to place this proposal on the november ballot. the measure asks voters to rezone more than 17,000 acres of farmland in eastern solano county, near fairfield, to create the new community. organizers say their project is the best way for the county to plan for growth. >> tens of thousands of acres of prime farmland have been paved over to build subdivisions, and so it's not a question of whether we build. it's a question of where. and we believe this is the best way to protect the best farmland in this area and build a compact community on a small portion of it, and build a better future for tens of thousands of families. >> several groups, including the solano land trust, are opposing the project. they say it harms conservation areas and destroys farmland. new research shows the deadly impact of wildfire smoke, a ucla study finds more people than previously thought die each year in california from long term smoke exposure, the research found. inhaling fine

particulate matter from wildfires contributed to more than 55,000 deaths between 2008 and 2018, one of the study's authors tells us here at ktvu that chronic exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to health problems, including asthma, diabetes and heart disease. >> if we look at all the deaths from traffic accidents in california per year, it's about 4000. so we're talking a bad year. it's about three times the number of deaths from all the traffic crashes. and in a low year, it's about the same. so it's a major public health risk. >> researchers say other things contributing to the problem include forest management, communities being built in wildfire prone areas and climate change as a cost saving move in the north bay, raising mixed emotions among educators and parents. the impact of a new plan in sonoma valley unified to prevent future budget shortfalls , and a win in the effort to bring pandas to san francisco. the mayor's plan is getting some support. we'll tell you where

the money will come from to fund the move and stay at the san francisco zoo

and so we see that future coming. >> a growing struggle facing bay area in-home daycares as school districts welcome younger kids. while some parents are turning

away from free childcare services and instead are choosing private providers and sticker shock for bay area regulars of a popular california restaurant chain. the higher prices at in-n-out burger to keep up with the increase in the minimum wage from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, the latest read on inflation is sending the dow up more than 300 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 up a full percentage point. the consumer price index showing prices held steady in may. they're still up about 3% from this time last year. the government report shows food prices increased slightly in may, but they were offset by a drop in energy prices and all the cheering and glam there on the new york stock exchange opening. bell mac cosmetics, part of the estee lauder company

celebrating mac viva glam 30th anniversary of that campaign. so okay, we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. >> i'm pam cook and i'm dave clark. it is wednesday morning, june 12th, and go right to steve paulson. people are applauding you because you forecast i don't know about that, dave. they are some are cursing me forecasts. yeah. see if they like the heat. >> yesterday was your day. if you don't then the fog is you can see right here coming up right there to the bottom of your screen. it's starting to make a move here towards the city. it's coming up the coast. even some coming down the coast here. 50s on the temps or 60. still pretty mild for some, but it's on its way. i'm always a little, as i was telling rob out and clayton which was 101 yesterday. i'm a little cautious to drop inland temps that fast, but everything is pointing towards the fog making a move and not as hot as it was yesterday. so we're in a cool dry place. it will be cooler today. fog forming rapidly, mainly south. that breeze will kick in so temperatures 6070 still held on to 80. maybe some

upper 80s inland, but all signs point towards cooling taking over today into tomorrow. all right. sal is here. sometimes that commute has you inside out. what's going on out there with the san mateo bridge? >> yeah, everything is actually not that great right now. steve, if you are trying to run away on the, richmond san rafael bridge away from the bay bridge, that's not a great place. is now a crash on that bridge. we had a crash, remember, on the bay bridge that just recently cleared. but right now, this richmond-san rafael bridge, you can tell there's a lane blocked just beyond our camera. and people are trying to get over. you can see right in the middle. people are like, i got to get over. there's a lane blocked, so they're trying to clear that. now, of course, the bay bridge did have the look at all that slow traffic. so you can see you're not alone anymore there. westbound traffic is backed up all the way out to the maze. don't let this get you rattled.

you can probably go out to the san mateo bridge. now, look, the earlier crash we had on the bridge is gone. but now, look, we have something new here. i didn't notice this. i almost missed it. is that a stalled vehicle? something? is there, so we're taking it on the chin. the bay bridge. we'll keep you posted. 632 let's go back to the desk. all right. >> thank you. sal. parents and their youngest children are at the center of a tug of war involving child care issues. >> and ktvu is. andre senior is here in the studio now to explain what's happening. that's putting many child care providers out of business. andre well, dave and pam, good morning to you both. >> yeah. this morning across the nation, we've seen a decline in child care providers over the past few years. a study from a national child care organization says nearly 80% of states reported the number of child care centers shrunk between 2018 and 2019. now, disruptions during the covid 19 pandemic only made things worse in the bay area. hundreds of child care providers closed their doors in 2020 as many parents worked from

home and watched their children on their own. well, today, child care programs are competing with free transitional kindergarten for enrollment in home. child care programs have a limit on the number of infants it can accept, and some bay area child care providers are worried that when the state lowers the age range for tk in the fall of 2025, a lot of families will choose to start their kids schooling early. >> before, we would have children start at an infant age, and then they would age out around four and a half, five going into kindergarten. now now they're aging out around three and a half, four starting to go into t.k. >> personally, i've had friends that have wanted to enroll their child into a daycare, a good daycare, and because of the limitations on the amount of children they can have at a certain age, there's no there's no room for them. >> a child care provider we spoke to says they were forced to pick up a second job just to

pay the bills. in-home providers argue their services offer more opportunities for one on one interactions. while in tk, your child may be one of 30 in a classroom, they still need the environment of a home. >> they need the environment of a small social group, a loving, caring group that will, expand their their life, their compassion, their kindness for others when they're put in a situation with, a lot of the older kids, a bigger group, they're they're learning it too fast. >> organizations that support tk say it's important that parents have choices when deciding where to send their kids. >> the universal preschool was seen as a solution to make sure all children had access to preschool, because not every child enrolls in a preschool program and it's an. and the preschool is one of the key indicators for kids being successful as they enter school

age, because it provides many learning opportunities. >> california has one of the most ambitious plans for universal preschool in the nation. now, by fall of 2025, tk eligibility is set to extend to all four year olds, and the goal is to provide a two year kindergarten program to prepare children earlier. pam for elementary school. >> all right. thank you. andre sonoma valley school district is alerting students, parents and teachers to brace for deep budget cuts. this current school year, where we're deficit spending about 3.8 million this upcoming school year, 2425. >> we're projecting about $1.4 million deficit spend. and that's with us making cost saving measures, focusing on tonight a school board hearing outlined the district's current financial problems. >> a member of the budget committee went as far as to describe the situation as horrific miscalculations rising expenditures such as salaries and benefits are forcing the

district to go deeper into its reserves. if the situation gets worse, the state will oversee the budget. >> our time now. 636 the in-n-out restaurant chain, the latest to raise prices on some popular menu items, blaming higher minimum wages for making them do it. those price hikes are different at each restaurant location now here in the bay area, the most expensive double double is at the chain's san francisco location, costing $13.63. that same meal in alameda cost just under $12. in and out customers have mixed reactions about these price hikes, especially coming from georgia. >> california prices are a little bit higher. but when i came to in and out and i was spending $20 on a meal, it's definitely something that i did not expect at all. >> i've always heard that in and out treats their employees well, it seems like that's part of their branding, and so we're definitely down to support that. >> now, the starting pay for in-n-out workers 22 to $23 an

hour, depending on the location that's higher than the state's new $20 minimum wage. >> san jose city council has approved a $5 billion budget. mayor matt mehan says the balanced budget will help move 1200 people off the streets into safe sleeping sites. $40 million will be invested into new, affordable housing. the new budget will also help the city make beds for hundreds of people living in encampments along san jose waterways. >> it's going to help us finally treat unsheltered homelessness like the crisis that it is. it's going to allow us to comply with the clean water act and avoid what could be very expensive litigation in now, city council members say this budget focuses on areas that are most important to the people of san jose, including preventing cuts to some popular programs and events. >> i'm really glad that we were able to find ways as we came to the end of the process to restore viva parks and viva k to

last year's level, these are programs that are really important to the residents in our districts that we are able to keep the fitness centers open for our seniors. >> part of the budget will also go towards public safety priorities, including new automatic license plate readers and speed cameras to improve street safety. >> our time is now. 638 san francisco's board of supervisors approved a plan that would allow the city to seek private funding to build the zoo enclosure for the pandas that will be coming from china. now. ahead of that vote, a coalition made up of members of in defense of animals and sf zoo watch went door to door in city hall. now, zoo watch says a new panda attraction will only help for a couple of years before ultimately hurting the zoo's bottom line and their ability to take care of its animals. >> there's a true animal welfare issues at the zoo, animals are suffering at the san francisco zoo, at the hands of mismanagement. >> now, mayor london breed says her next step it will be to sign

the legislation and bringing together a committee of stakeholders to raise those private funds. the cost of hosting the pandas is estimated at about $25 million. >> time now is 639 and we have a problem. or we had a problem on the bay bridge. let me show you the triple a traffic camera. we also had a stalled vehicle, but much earlier we had a crash near treasure island. it does look like everything is moving again, but it is sure slow. and also, this is not the only bridge with issues. we also had problems on the richmond bridge. they were clearing a crash from there and so things are slower than usual on those two bay area bridges. usually when this happens, we might start seeing more people using other bridges like the san mateo bridge. that does indeed look crowded. however it's not undoable there. we're also talking about contra costa county. let's show you that

westbound highway four is pretty slow, but 680 still has a lot of room. as you drive from benicia to walnut creek. so we're recovering from some earlier issues. if you're a bay bridge commuter, especially get on the road a little earlier. i think you're going to need some extra time there at 640. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> sal. thank you sir. we will start with a cooler forecast here. yesterday was hot, as you know, novato 97, redwood city, 93, livermore 101. in cupertino 94. not today on steve's forecast highs there 84, 80, 86 and 84. always tough when those inland temps are dropping that much in 24 hours. but that's what everything shows now. the city hit 74 yesterday. we're going 6454 today. average now 6753. the records are the ones that are again, it's either san jose or san francisco, 93 and 1876. the record. how about that? and 48 in 1901, two hot days. too hot. it's too hot.

well, today we'll start to cool down and it will be significantly cooler by tomorrow. but 5060s on the temps, i think fog has made it into half moon bay. they were 48, now 52. that usually does it upper 60s though for some pittsburgh, also brentwood. but temperatures will start to come down now. again if you hit 100 yesterday, i'm a little reluctant to drop you more than, you know, 5 or 10 degrees. but fog is moving in from up from the south, and it's on its way. the sea breeze will kick in here later, so cooling begins today for many, and it will be sweeping through for all on thursday. so highs today starting to come down, fog forming south and moving north. sunny but cooler. the wind will pick up. should be a pretty good breeze late morning early afternoon. so 6070, 80 if you're far enough inland it'll take another day. >> all right steve, thank you. time 642 apple stock going up after announcing its partnership with openai. how that plan is now causing privacy concerns

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day evening in east oakland. police say a burglary suspect

was shot and killed by a homeowner near 98th avenue and burr street. and we've learned the homeowner is in jail, arrested by oakland police on suspicion of murder. so far, no charges have been filed against him, and if he is charged, the homeowner could still argue that it was self-defense. >> you're not supposed to chase them if you chase them and shoot them. for example, in the back. that is unlawful. if you are an imminent fear of your life or someone else's life in your home, you have every right to take necessary means of self-defense against the invader. >> now, prosecutors have until tomorrow to decide if they will charge him. the charges have been filed against three men in connection to a freeway shooting that killed a five year old girl in fremont. it happened the day before easter last year, when illiano chris was shot and killed as she rode in her family

car. police say the suspects believed the driver was a rival gang member. a district attorney, pamela price, said three men are now facing murder charges with gang and gun enhancements. if they're convicted, they each face a sentence of 101 years to life in prison. the pamela price added in a statement. i want the public to know we have charged them and that we intend to do everything in our power to prosecute them and to hold them accountable for the harm they've caused this family and our community three times now. 647 well, santa clara county is bracing for a rise in the number of opioid use and overdoses this summer. but officials ar optimistic about a program that helps people overcome their addiction to drugs, especially people under the age of 21. valley medical center is the only west coast hospital with an in-house same day detox treatment program serving young

people addicted to or having a withdrawal from opioids. >> the problem is that not a lot of families know this resource is available, and that's what we're here to make sure everybody in our community knows. >> today, we've had record number of deaths, and this is largely due to the ubiquity of fentanyl. we found that over 60% of the counterfeit pills that are on the market contain a lethal dose of fentanyl. for those who are opioid naive. >> and the center credits its success on a knowledgeable staff, effective medication and strong rehab programs. they're also connecting recovering patients to county support services, and both medi-cal and medicaid pay for the treatments without co-pay in today's dollars and cents. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to waive city fees for some outdoor community events. mayor london breed made the proposal earlier this year. the fee waivers will be offered to san francisco based small businesses, nonprofits and organizations. the event must be

free, open to the public and occupy three or fewer city blocks, city fees for events generally typically run from 500 to $10,000. tech analysts are evaluating the privacy implications of apple's partnership with openai. it's well known that chatgpt interactions are not private, as openai uses chat history for research. we're now hearing from a local cybersecurity expert from san carlos. he explains how apple is planning to protect user data. with the new partnership in mind, they've implemented something that they call pcc or private cloud compute, where it's apple's own servers that are doing a lot of the ai processing and keeping that information secure and private. >> for that individual, and not sharing that information with any other users and deleting it as soon as it's done processing that data when it can't be done on the device itself. >> apple users can opt in for openai powered series starting

this fall. ucsf benioff children's hospital announced it will hire union workers for a new hospital building in oakland. the agreement between ucsf, the building and construction trades council of alameda county states local union workers and apprentices will be hired. the $1.6 billion project will include a new hospital and trauma center, and the modernization of the existing hospital. it's expected to be complete in 2030. new numbers shed some light on how much it costs to own a home. personal finance site bankrate reports. if you subtract mortgage payments, the average homeowner still spends more than $18,000 a year to own and maintain a typical single family home. that's a 26% increase from 2020. bank rates report shows. inflation is driving up the cost of insurance premiums, property taxes and other maintenance expenses. well, summer is just around the corner. a new report by wallethub recommends some of the best cities for your next staycation. wallethub compared more than 100 cities using four

key factors food, recreation, entertainment and relaxation. the top five cities to plan a quick staycation are orlando, honolulu, cincinnati, las vegas and tampa. if you go to the bottom of the list, you'll see fremont took last place. i mean, if i live in honolulu and i can take a staycation there. sure. hello? >> yeah, we can't take a staycation there, but this isn't a bad spot either. >> sal. >> now, you know a lot of people come here. pam. yeah, as you know, dave, they come here and we live here, so we're very lucky. all right. however, sometimes the traffic can be a challenge as i segue into why it is challenging today we are out there. highway four is slow, 80 is slow. we had a car with a flat tire on the richmond bridge. and that's why things are a little bit slower. they're still trying to get i mean, look at that. it's kind of stopped here. and the richmond bridge has the unfortunate you know, you don't have a shoulder there.

they've used that for a bike lane instead. and whenever anything happens it really it does get backed up. i mean, this bridge is just right now i wouldn't recommend it. we had an earlier problem at the bay bridge. this is a triple a traffic camera. you can see that traffic is improving, but it's very slow there. 651 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> all right sal, after a hot day yesterday, it will be cooler for many. day 50 60s fog is coming up the coast. taking the turn there on the san mateo coast and also racing down the coast. so the combination of the two will enhance that sea breeze here. 49 montara beach 50 pillar point, pacifica 50 two half moon bay i think fog has made it in there. they were 48 about an hour ago, yet it's upper 50s mid 50s for other san carlos. still pretty warm there at 61 warm degrees, but you can see fog coming down the coast. the key is though it's coming up the coast. and so that's what we call a southerly surge. that means it's on its way. so cooling begins today for many and then interferes too far inland. you'll say where's mine?

it'll be tomorrow. cooling continues on thursday. so fog forming south and beginning to make its move. sunny but cooler, i would think. late morning, early afternoon. most will get in on more of a westerly breeze. patchy morning fog. cooler forecast. always tough inland drop temps, you know 1015 degrees. but that's what everything says. a little warmer friday than it does. look significantly cooler going into the weekend. and early next week. >> hey steve, just as you were talking, we just heard that basketball legend jerry west just died. he was 76 years old. 86. we'll tell you more about that later. in the meantime, san francisco taking a big step to protect the lgbtq plus community details of a new resolution to support transgender people. right now. let's check in with claudine wong. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning claudine. >> good morning to you, dave. well, eight suspected terrorists have been arrested here in the u.s. new at seven. details of the raid that spanned three states and that includes california. plus good news for

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building in honor of the late senator dianne feinstein, a senator alex padilla announced it on x, saying the lawmakers want to honor feinstein's barrier shattering legacy just steps away from where she became the first woman to serve as san francisco's mayor. the proposal would change the name of the six story building to the senator dianne feinstein federal building. san francisco is now the first bay area city to declare itself a safe place for transgender and gender nonconforming people. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a resolution declaring san francisco a sanctuary city for the transgender community. while several cities like sacramento and west hollywood approved similar legislation. san francisco covers more gender identities and expressions, harvey milk said, you got to give them hope. >> there are queer and trans people across this country and places far less friendly than san francisco, and seeing that people in san francisco care

about them. >> now, while this resolution is pretty much symbolic, it can serve as a guide to san francisco law enforcement on dealing with outside agencies about transgender issues, the aclu says there are more than 500 anti-lgbtq bills in legislatures around the country. the time is now. 657 the longtime patient advocate at san francisco's sutter health, castro primary care, is celebrating pride month with a colorful crafting tradition. her name is debbie graves. she's been spreading joy at this primary care center since 1988, and this month, she's doing it with colorful beads. she's handing out these beads and it's about bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome. >> this is about me showing my love straight, gay, whatever color, whatever religion. they understand the meaning of community. there should be no

shame in health care. no matter what's wrong with you. >> miss graves says she plans to keep making the jewelry and celebrating pride with patients all month long. well, the bay fc professional women's soccer team is hosting a joint celebration at their home game on sunday, celebrating both pride month and father's day. the first 2000 fans at the game on sunday will get special edition pride pins. the pregame entertainment includes yes, a dad joke contest and a drag performance. san francisco gay men's chorus will perform the national anthem. tickets as low as $15, are still available for the evening match against the utah royals fc at san jose's paypal park. now our pride month coverage continues online with our ktvu website, ktvu.com. there you can find a collection of stories celebrating the lgbtq plus community.

>> a high school graduates celebration is cut short when a thief broke into her family's car and stole her graduation gifts. how the community is standing by her to help her recover what was lost, plus the cost of just about everything, is more expensive today than it was a year ago or two years ago. the new report out this morning that signals relief might be on the way. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. it's middle of the week. it's wednesday it's june. the what is it the 12th i knew that see it shook me up because the great claudine. >> why is. yes. is it my fault? yeah. no, it's a good thing, claudine. i mentioned your husband greg this morning. we're talking. we ran the story about what is it, gen z-ers dave or what? want to be there? >> yeah.