entire athletics department at sonoma state university is being cut. we have the details on that, as well as other programs the university is getting rid of to save money. >> 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 thursday january 23rd. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast. >> 30s 40s and 50s. wind is picked up here. so berkeley and oakland are both 58 degrees. we are running much warmer here this morning. now it's still cold 30s for some. i think the frost advisory is marginal, but 52 in the city. i mean, 59 half moon bay and there's 30s for others. so big spreads here. but it's all about the breeze and it's coming in right there. the northeast 46 at oakland north. that's at 1400 feet right above the claremont caldecott tunnel, above the oakland zoo, north at

25 and north northeast sonoma mountain, mount veeder, also atlas peak. so that's that's a big change compared to yesterday was much lighter. east napa has had gusts to 24mph. so the highs building in for another day. then big changes are on the way. but against the wind for many today. not for all, but for many. it's rather blustery up in the hills, no doubt here. but temperatures will rocket up again today 60 to 70s. all right. sal's here. and i think right out of the gate. we got to talk about bart. >> yes, we do, because bart has an issue caused by a traffic collision. eastbound highway four, right near the pittsburg bay point station, just south of it. eastbound highway four. two left lanes blocked with this fatal crash. it's the eastbound four just before bailey, and they have lanes closed. you can kind of see from this picture that there's something going on over here, right? and there's a single line of traffic. but let me put it on the bart map for

you. bart says that there is no service between north concord this morning, north concord and antioch. no service either way because of the obstruction on the tracks. so no service between those two points. again, a car ran off the road, went into the bart tracks. unfortunately, and sadly, this is a deadly crash. it's going to be there for a while. and major impact to bart. 501 let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. the huge fire in southern california now forcing tens of thousands of evacuations in castaic in the grapevine area of los angeles county. firefighters are now starting to make some progress in containing that fire. it started yesterday morning, puts even more strain on resources as firefighters are still on the eaton and palisades fires. now here's a better look at where the latest fire is burning. it's right near castaic lake, along i-5, not far from magic mountain. at one point, parts of

the five freeway were closed in both directions this morning. i-5 is back open, except for some off ramps. now, the fire exploded in size, reaching more than 10,000 acres in just 12 hours. after a quick ground and air assault. firefighters are starting to get the upper hand. at last check, the fire is about 14% contained. no homes were burned. however, more than 30,000 people are under immediate evacuation orders and another 21,000 are being told to prepare to evacuate. >> we're actually we're very nervous. so i rushed home. i went and got my daughter from school up the road. immediately we packed up the car, got all our belongings, our paperwork, documentation and i just started soaking my house. i, you know, wetting it down as good as i can. >> firefighters are concerned about the dry and windy conditions and reminding people that embers can travel for miles. >> our time now. 503 good progress reported by firefighters battling the other big wildfires in l.a. county. the eden fire is now 95%

contained. the palisades fire is 70% contained. those fires combined have burned almost 38,000 acres, destroyed more than 16,000 homes and other buildings, and 28 people have died. more powerful winds are pushing the flames that are expected today, and red flag warnings from the national weather service have been extended through tomorrow morning for most of los angeles and ventura counties. and with rain expected this weekend, hundreds of state emergency personnel are headed to southern california to protect burn areas from dangerous mudslides. they're taking materials to protect against flooding, including almost 300,000 sandbags, about 6000 super sacks to carry gear and thousands of wooden stakes. also, hundreds of members of the california conservation corps will focus on protecting watersheds. >> president trump will travel to southern california tomorrow

to survey the fire damage. l.a. county supervisor kathryn barger spoke about the visit. she says the president will have a chance to speak with victims who need help. >> when you meet the residents who have been impacted by these wildfires, it's compelling as it relates to the need both at the federal level, state and, quite frankly, at the county level. so my goal is to let them speak, let them tell him what they're looking at in terms of rebuilding. >> just yesterday, the president reiterated his threat to withhold disaster aid unless california changes its approach to water management. president trump says states should be in charge of their own disaster relief programs, not the federal government. >> our time is 505. the trump administration's order for federal health agencies to pause external communications that is causing concerns for bay area health experts. the order calls

for delaying the release of things like scientific reports and delaying updates to websites and health advisories until february 1st. bay area doctors warn that that decision is a major risk, particularly for public health. the san francisco department of public health stressed the importance of communication at all levels, and says the lack of a unified federal message can cause confusion. and if you want to see the latest developments on the trump administration, you can download the fox local app. it is free for your smartphone and tv. time now. 506 well, sonoma state university is ending its athletics program. university officials have a $24 million budget deficit to settle. they've announced several budget cuts, including eliminating the degree programs, lecturers, the management staff and the entire athletics department. that's expected to save about $3.7 million alone.

students we talked to were shocked by the news. >> when was it decided that our positions on our team were going to be done after this year? when was the decision made to cut athletics? because that has a heavy impact on people like who maybe would have transferred out at the break if they knew that they weren't going to be able to come back next year and they could get started at a new place right away. >> now, in an email that was sent to students, the interim president said, quote, i know this is difficult news for our campus community. i'm keenly aware of its human impact and how individuals, families, relationships and communities are affected by such news. the changes are expected to go into effect the next school year. >> we'll start with clear skies, but there are some notable noticeable changes here today, and it's in the form of wind. if you have any kind of a breeze, it's in the 40s or 50s. if you

don't, it's mainly in the mid 30s. there's a frost advisory, but i really don't think it verifies for too many today, so i'll just mention it. but boy you look at that up in the oakland hills there. oakland, berkeley hills, 2540 six miles per hour. sonoma mountain, mount veeder, atlas peak, all northeast breeze in the city and east breeze. the city briefly touched 50 there, now 54 so 6450 on the forecast. high low today. average is 58 4775. the record high 1948 and 35 1949, and two and a third inches of rain fell on this date way back in 1886. we are now 20 dry days. mid winter dry spells are common, but boy, you don't want to get over about 25 or 30. then you're really in a world of hurt. we will not even come close to the january average, and it looks like the third driest on record for san francisco for january. 30s, 40s and 50s. half moon bay 59. i mean 59. berkeley 58. oakland. yet you go to walnut creek 32. look at that. some big spreads here on these temps here. not in areas not far

apart. bolinas is 58 yet. point reyes station is 36. windsor 34. sonoma 35. richmond 59. so take your pick. if you get a breeze, it's held up, no doubt. 16 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe, carson city at 19. the high hangs on for a day. it's a dry pattern, so look for temperatures to be in the upper 60s to 70. even though it will be breezy today. and then a low is dropping right in over your house and mine on saturday. colder, windy, maybe some shower activity picking up. i think the better activity will be. no doubt in the mountains, but about san jose south down toward santa clara valley, also in the santa cruz mountains. that would be on saturday, and for sure in southern california. but if you're going up to the sierra, especially saturday night into sunday, there you go. 1 to 3in of snow is being forecast as that system drops in against the wind today. wall to wall sun. it will be warm, but there will be a noticeable breeze and it's mainly out of the east 60s to low 70s. >> thank you steve. i can't express the amount of hurt that my family has gone through.

>> searching for answers. the family of a woman who died after she was pushed in front of a bart train, is now suing the transit agency. the actions they say bart could have taken to save her life. >> plus, a former employee of a south bay police union was sentenced to probation for bringing illegal drugs into the u.s. and shipping them across the country. we'll tell you why. some community leaders say the punishment does not fit the crime, and you can get more ktvu with our new fox local mobile app on top of our newscasts and the content from the ktvu newsroom. you can also see content from our sister stations all over the country. it is free to download on your apple and android devices. just search fox logo in your hone's app

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week. it's bringing record levels of snow in many areas. authorities say the freezing temperatures are likely to blame for at least 11 deaths so far this week. people in louisiana saw more than a foot of snow. and here at home, a west oakland high school honoring the legend of the late, great nba legend bill russell. the gym at mcclymonds high school will be renamed after the nba legend bill russell. among many things, is in the hall of fame, won two championships at mcclymonds. was a key player with the boston celtics during their dynasty in the 1950s and early 60s. won a record 11 nba championships. bill russell died in 2022 at the age of 88. >> two years ago, a gunman killed seven farm workers at two farms in half moon bay, ktvu. james torres is live in half moon bay now with more on how the shooting revealed dangerous conditions for those undocumented workers and the

challenges they continue to face today. james. >> pam. good morning. well, that suspected shooter, a farm worker himself accused of going and shooting a number of his coworkers at two different farms. he took the lives of several of them, many of which lived on the farms where they worked, and then investigations into the shootings ended up exposing some of the deplorable living conditions that some of these farm workers were dealing with. people were living in housing units that were either yellow or red tagged, and workers often were exposed to drinking water with bacteria in it. that prompted local task forces and the governor's office to try to make improvements. advocates supporting those workers say this is a vulnerable community. it's been a vulnerable time, and the challenges they face still continue today. >> i know that they're not alone, that we're standing with them and we're here to work together. >> those advocates say part of

those vulnerabilities will be enhanced under the trump administration. the president. we know already signing a handful of executive orders in an attempt to crack down on illegal immigration. and just this week, community members here were sent a postcard saying to report illegal aliens and, quote, there's nowhere to hide. advocates from the nonprofit group have been working to inform undocumented workers of their rights, while still making sure living and working conditions here on those farms are acceptable. we're live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. we're waiting for more information about oakland from oakland police, about a large response overnight. officers were on the scene at 42nd avenue and bancroft, not far from fremont high school. officers blocked off the street with crime scene tape and laid out evidence markers. we have reached out to oakland police and as we get more information into the newsroom, we will bring that to

you. >> our time now. 516 bart is now being sued by the family of a woman who was pushed in front of a bart train in san francisco and was killed. it happened back in july and the family of 74 year old corazon dan. dan says bart could have done more to protect her. she was at the powell street bart station, heading home when she was pushed into an oncoming train. the lawsuit claims 49 year old trevor belmont pushed her, and he had been banned by bart for repeatedly jumping over the fare gates. the lawsuit accuses bart of not enforcing that ban. >> it is appalling. bart is on notice. you have to stop and make these trains and stations safe for riders. >> there are some security in there, but does it need to be somebody dead before they make these changes? the answer is no. >> so far, bart has not responded to ktvu request for a

comment, and the suspect, trevor belmont, is still in custody. if he is convicted, he could get life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> the family of a teenager who was shot and killed by an officer with the sunnyvale department of public safety has filed a lawsuit against the city and the officer. 19 year old emmanuel perez becerra called police in march of last year as he was struggling with mental health issues. when officers arrived, becerra was holding a knife. officers say he refused to drop the knife as he walked towards them, and that's when the officer fired two shots and becerra was killed. >> every day is an agonizing day, and for them, the pain of the actual incident happening last march hasn't gone away. it hasn't dissipated. and i think most parents would understand that. it never will. >> the lawsuit seeks damages and requests a training overhaul in the sunnyvale public safety department. the department reports it has not received notice of the lawsuit and does not comment on ongoing cases.

>> our time now. 518. san jose mayor matt mehan and community leaders speaking out now after a former employee of the police union received probation for federal drug distribution charges. 66 year old joanne segovia was convicted for dealing thousands of opioids opioid pills. investigators say she imported more than 17,000 doses of opioids over a year and a half period in 2021. she was the executive director of the san jose police officers association and used the police union's ups accounts to pay for the shipping. >> thousands of people of color in san jose are getting far more serious punishments, felonies, prison sentences for alleged crimes that are much smaller in comparison to an international drug trade. >> segovia was sentenced to three years of probation. san jose mayor matt mehan released a statement. it said in part, the sentence feels lenient to me. we

need to send a clear message. we will not tolerate drug dealing. >> all right. let's head over to sal. you have a serious traffic issue regarding bart south. >> yeah. that's right. first of all, it's a serious crash that happened along the bart line. but the first thing i'm going to say is bart is not operating on the red period. or the red that i've showed you up here on between north concord, martinez station and antioch, because a car went off the road pretty fast, going pretty fast and went onto the tracks. you know that the tracks are in the middle of the two freeway lanes there. well, someone going eastbound got into a very violent collision, and that vehicle ended up on the tracks. it was a deadly crash and the tracks are damaged. meanwhile, the traffic is going to be affected. people are going to be slowing down past the scene in both directions here. they do have a closure eastbound, but people may see it westbound. and you

can't take bart in that area. so you're going to have to get yourself at least to one of the other bart stations down the line. we're going to keep an eye on this for you and let you know what its impacts are. we also do have a crew on the way. 520 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all right. thank you sal. well, we have clear skies again, but the breeze is really picked up for some. not for all, but we'll put in at 5000ft. 850 millibars. i'll put in the wind. and there it is. that's offshore. look at that. i mean, so it's. there's some pretty good gusts. gusts to 50 or about half an hour ago above the caldecott tunnel. some locations, though, are staying calm. others have a roaring wind. 2546 oakland berkeley hills. northeast sonoma mountain. northeast. mount veeder northeast. atlas peak east at davis point. so it's an offshore in all its glory, and we're seeing 30 to 61 observation. half moon bay with a north wind is 61. walnut creek 3233 santa rosa. but berkeley's 59, oakland 58. and there's some

hayward's 49 at union city 39. so if you have you know, you have a thermometer in your car. you're like, wait a minute, what in the what? in the wide, wide world of temperatures going on here. take a look at berkeley there kensington, el sobrante, pinole. yet martinez is 39. so i mean walnut creek 34, alamo 34. so there's some big differences, especially as you get that offshore breeze or wind for some 21 jackpot for reno 12 and truckee 16. south lake tahoe a little cold out there. winnemucca and ely at nine and three. the high is parked right over us and it's going to be with us today. it's a dry pattern. there is a little hint of a change though. sunny, breezy for your thursday and warm. a low is going to. it's actually going to do this. see it's going to do this. it's going to backtrack like this then form a low. then do this and end up in southern california giving them rain. we might get a little bit, might get a little. there will be snow in the mountains. so just a heads up saturday night into sunday. i still think the best bet probably east bay, south

bay, santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains down to monterey, but no doubt up in the mountains here. now, this is one of those patterns. sometimes we're truckee can get more snow than, say, maybe donner pass or blue canyon. it's one of those weird ones, but 1 to 3 as it comes in again across northeast nevada, then back towards us against the wind for many clear yet cold to mild wall to wall sun. warm breezy afternoon, 60s to low 70s. >> all right steve, thank you. time now 522. congress just passed a new bill. it's aimed at undocumented immigrants accused of crimes. what it means for immigrants and the federal employees

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new at 525. we have breaking news right now in the east bay, where a car crash eastbound has left one person dead. it is also stopped bart service in the pittsburg bay point area. it happened about an hour and a half ago. only one car was involved in this deadly crash. bart service has stopped at the north concord. martinez and antioch area. now, two of the eastbound lanes on highway four are blocked. right now, you're looking at live pictures of highway four. you can see how busy and jammed it is. it's not clear what led to that crash. that deadly crash. we do have a ktvu crew heading out there. they're going to give us live updates all morning on mornings on two. time now. 526 sean diddy

combs is filing a defamation lawsuit against a man who claims to have explicit videos of the music mogul committing sexual assaults against several celebrities. now, the lawsuit accuses courtney burgess and his attorney of fabricating, quote, outrageous lies to profit off the media frenzy around diddy combs. sean combs was indicted back in september on sex trafficking charges. he also sued nexstar media, saying its cable news outlet aired those allegations without verifying if they were true. time is 527. the first immigration bill of president trump's new term will soon be on his desk. if it is signed into law, it would require federal authorities to detain and deport immigrants facing charges of theft and violent crimes even before a conviction. it also allows states to take civil action against federal employees who don't enforce immigration laws.

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a meeting with them, and we're here to work together. [music] >> the threat of mass deportations is creating fear in many communities. we're going to tell you how leaders in the bay area plan to protect people from raids. and more relief may be headed to southern california. we have the details on the package. state lawmakers are proposing to kick start rebuilding efforts from those devastating wildfires. >> 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. thursday morning, january 23rd. did you know it's friday eve? >> it's friday eve already. >> so, yeah. >> it's been a busy. >> week too. >> it has been a busy week. that is correct. all right. we're going to take a look at temps here which are cold or not so

cold. fairfield, danville, sonoma and novato are 33, 34 and 35. pillar point is 61. bolinas is 58, pacifica 57 and half moon bay 56. because the breeze is kicking up its heels there. 61 near half moon bay, 35 menlo park. yet hayward's 51, martinez is 50, berkeley is 59. santa rosa 33. i mean, there's just some crazy temps out here now. i use travis on that. fairfield for 33. another one not far away is 39. east wind. travis. east wind. napa. south wind. novato. a little puff of a north wind at oakland. but it's in the hills where it's 25 to 50 miles an hour in the oakland berkeley hills. so the breeze, wind of change is definitely in place. i do think some areas, some locations get some rain late saturday, sunday, mainly south. there will be snow in the mountains late saturday into sunday as well. today it's against the wind, that's for sure. i mean, it's clear and it will be sunny once we get cranked up. it will be warm with temperatures well above average

here, 64 to 71. all right. so here it's all about bart. highway for worse. better. >> yeah. it's you know, it's worse because steve, westbound traffic can see what's going on on the eastbound side. there's a car on the tracks right in the middle of the freeway. to happened eastbound for about 330, where a car was going very fast and crashed. and it was going so fast, it ended up in the middle of the freeway, which are bart tracks. so now there's no bart service between north concord and antioch, and westbound traffic is taking a look. bart has sent a picture of what it looks like here. this suv sent it in a tweet. this suv is right there on the tracks. and rather sadly, this is a deadly crash. now, we do have a crew on the way. bart has a bus bridge between antioch and concord, but that's going to delay a lot of people. the rest of the system, the bart system is okay, so to speak. we'll seeo delays on the system. we will keep an eye on this for you. it's 533. let's go back to the

desk. >> thank you. sal. the justice department is ordering federal prosecutors to investigate state or city officials who interfere with the trump administration's immigration crackdown. the memo from the acting deputy attorney general appears to be targeting sanctuary cities and states that put limits on cooperation with federal immigration agents. san francisco became a sanctuary city in 1985, and its mission district is home to a large latino immigrant population. many are concerned about mass deportations. >> have you heard from business owners who say, my workers are afraid to come to work? >> i've heard from business owners that want help because they have their workers who are telling them that they don't want to come to work. >> what's going to happen to them? they go through those borders and they get raped. they get murdered. >> and the people that murdered. president trump sat down for an interview with fox's sean hannity. during the interview, he was asked about federal funding for sanctuary cities. >> would you will you get rid

of. and we're trying to end him. and a lot of the people in those communities don't want them. you know, california is a big example. >> cut off their money. >> i might have to do that sometimes. that's the only thing you can do. >> more than 560 cities, counties and states have passed sanctuary policies, and the courts have repeatedly upheld those laws. >> time now, 534. there is help for farm workers as bay area community groups are reaching out to support them. as the trump administration enforces large immigration raids so far in half moon bay, there are no reports of raids, but one nonprofit group says it received a threatening message in the mail saying, quote, pack your bags. trump is coming. community activists have been distributing information and red cards with legal information and rights on them in both english and spanish. >> the card pretty much gives you your rights, you know, to, you know, to stay silent. don't answer any questions if you are detained. as for an immigration attorney and don't sign any

documents. >> we need to know that they're not alone, that we're standing with them, and we're here to work together. >> as a. >> joaquin jimenez, former mayor of half moon bay, says he received calls from workers who say they're afraid to go to work, and children are worried about what could happen if their parents are detained. well, several white house pages are no longer active, and that's causing confusion and questions. if there's a link to president trump's first day wave of executive orders within hours of his inauguration, the new administration took down the spanish language version of the white house website and social media. in response, the white house press secretary says the administration is committed to bringing back online the spanish translation section of that website. the government page on reproductive freedom that was created during the biden administration was also taken down. >> today, the state senate plans to vote on several proposed

actions to prepare for legal battles with the trump administration. one proposal would give $25 million to the state's department of justice to help pay for legal fights against president trump. another would set aside $25 million to help undocumented people with immigration and legal services. during a special session, republican lawmakers questioned the price of california's sanctuary status. democrats responded, saying that the state must protect undocumented people who support not just california's economy, but also the u.s. economy. >> i think it's an opportunity for us to start looking at ways that we can really defend our communities, and i think that's what we're doing here is finding these these really realistic ways to do that. you upend the agriculture community. you're upending this economy that has really allowed california to flourish. >> after today's vote, the state assembly is expected to start its hearings next week. >> our time now. 537 the state senate and the state assembly plan to vote on the la disaster

relief bill today as well. that proposal specifically includes $2.5 billion to help with the recovery from the fires, including removing hazardous waste. shelter for survivors and an emergency response. overall, another $4 million will provide the l.a. area with the resources they need to begin that process. and then another $1 million will go to school districts that were damaged or affected by the wildfires. >> this is an issue for communities across the state. nobody is immune from these fires. and so everybody has important perspective to add to this. and i was just encouraged by the fact that so many folks want to work together on this issue, and we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> now, if that relief package passes today, governor newsom says he will sign it. well, right now, millions of americans are freezing in dangerously cold weather as a polar vortex is moving across the country. it's bringing subzero temperatures and very strong, very cold winds

across several states. some schools were forced to close. it's also affecting infrastructure in chicago, people are warned let the water trickle out of their spigots to keep the water lines from freezing and making pipes burst. and in detroit, old water lines burst in one neighborhood and flooded a street. the freezing weather is expected to continue for the rest of this week. >> december 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 1990. that's what happened here. i had to let the water drip out because we had a lot of frozen pipes. 23 where in new orleans? how about that? 23 in new orleans. 56 miami. oh boy, that is sweater weather down there. 26 at atlanta and buffalo 17. that's better. detroit 17. at least they're not in the single digits anymore, but 14 in denver, one below in minneapolis. seattle 27 seattle has had a really cold stretch going back about the last 7 to 10 days. our highs have been in

the low 40s. here we go. fairfield, danville, sonoma and novato are in the 30s. pillar point is 61. bolinas 58, pacifica 57. half moon bay 56. that's because a breeze has kicked up. and if you get the breeze, i mean, there's a pretty good gust. i've seen up to 50 miles an hour in the oakland hills there, right above the caldecott tunnel. it's 46 right now near the oakland zoo, 25 due east in the city. i've seen 38 west side of mount tamalpais and then all east or northeast, no doubt even out towards the altamont pass. altamont, due east at 12 mines road north and livermore northeast, even tracy north. so i think you get the idea. walnut creek is 32 yet berkeley's 5959, half moon bay 33. santa rosa. i mean 47 sfo. there's some big differences on the temps here. there's pillar point 61, montara beach is 57. half moon bay has dropped 1 to 55. yet atherton's 35, menlo park, 36, and palo alto at 37. so you don't see this too often.

but we are in this pattern 35 down in viva los vegas, 30 for arcata, redding, ukiah, sacramento, fresno, bakersfield, santa barbara. how about that for us. the high though is going to win out. then it changes on the way. it starts a little bit tomorrow, then more so as we head towards the weekend. sunny breezy and warm. today we'll get upper 60s 70s and then a low is dropping in right over us on the weekend. i don't see how you can get around cold windy, but i think some activity in the in the rain department will pop up. it will be hit and miss and it won't be that much. but i'm going to say east and south, no doubt about it. up in the mountains, if you're going up there, they will get some snow. this is one of those kind of unusual patterns where truckee may get more snow than, say, donner summit or blue canyon. it could be it'll be close, but 1 to 3in of new snow is being forecast against the wind today. wall to wall sun and it will be warmer. temperatures will be 60s to low 70s. >> thank you steve. the warriors took on the kings last night in

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for some of the stories we're following for you this morning. there are new fires in southern california, prompting more evacuations. the hughes fire started yesterday. it quickly grew to more than 10,000 acres. it's burning near castaic lake in the grapevine area, right along interstate five. no homes have burned, but more than 30,000 people are under immediate evacuation orders, and others are being told to prepare to evacuate. today marks two years since a deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. seven farm workers were killed at two farms. the city is holding a day of remembrance in their name later this morning, and there will also be two public sessions on proposed designs for a permanent memorial at dutra plaza on main street in half moon bay. later this evening,

there will be a candlelight vigil, and bart is being sued by the family of a woman who was killed after she was pushed in front of a bart train in san francisco. it happened back in july. the lawsuit claims the man accused of pushing her, 49 year old trevor belmont, had previously been banned by bart for repeatedly jumping over the fare gates. the lawsuit accuses bart of not enforcing that ban and not doing enough to protect riders. >> our time is now. 545. police in newark are out there searching for jewelry stolen from a man who recently lost his wife. the wife of marco lopez, his wife of 35 years, patti, unexpectedly died the day after christmas. her death left him in deep grief. and to help with the pain, lopez wore his wife patti's wedding rings on a gold chain that patti gave him as a gift. a few days after patti's funeral, marco went to the bank in newark. when he got back to his car, a man and a woman was asking him for directions to

thank him for his kindness. the woman offered to pray for him, so she placed her hands on his head, and that's when she somehow unfastened his necklace. >> it's her ring is what kept me going. i just thank you. yeah. it's kept me going. every time i. i just touched it. i kissed it, and it was just meant a lot to me. >> it's just. it's horrible that they could just pray on somebody by themselves. nobody in the vehicle to accompany him or have his back. >> well, the newark police department says they want any tips or information about this case. our time is now. 547. a high school gym in oakland will be renamed after nba hall of famer and legend bill russell. the mcclymonds high school

gymnasium in west oakland will now be dedicated to bill russell, who was born in louisiana, moved to oakland as a child. he's in the hall of fame. along the way, he won two championships at mcclymonds. he went on to win several nba championships. this man right here, that's ben tapscott, a former mcclymonds coach and a good friend of bill russell, who told us a story about how bill russell came back to support the team at a tournament as they were training for a championship game. >> he walked in and the guy said, oh, bill russell. bill russell. he said, hey fellas, how are you doing? just laid back and everything relaxed. he said, see that trophy over there? it's got my name on it. he said, after this game tonight, it better be mcclymonds high school. so needless to say, i didn't have to do a lot of coaching. >> ben tapscott knew bill russell well. bill russell was known for his humanitarian work

and breaking many barriers. he was the first black nba coach to win a championship. his number six jersey is the only one in the nba to be retired throughout the whole league, in his honor. bill russell died in 2022 at the age of 88. >> the rough season for the golden state warriors continues. last night, they lost to their northern california rivals, the sacramento kings. the warriors were up by 17 points at the half, but the kings rallied back thanks in part to 19 turnovers for the warriors. kings went on to win 123, 117. golden state sits one game under 500 and out of playoff position just past the halfway mark in the season. >> well, bay fc announced their full schedule for the coming season. the club will open play on the road march 15th. they will be playing against the utah royals. fc will then come home the following saturday to host the racing louisville fc in its home opener. now, throughout the

season, the club will host several special occasions, including cultural and heritage themed nights. by the way, tickets are now on sale. our time is 549 and as fox sports starts setting up in new orleans for the super bowl. look at these pictures. snow probably was not part of their planning, but it sure is. now this is time lapse video from new orleans earlier this week as the crews started moving in their equipment. yikes. there's snow there. the super bowl is just over two weeks away, and don't forget, you'll be able to see it right here on ktvu fox two. >> right now. we need to go back over to sal. if you're just joining us, big problem affecting bart. >> that's right. bart has no service between antioch and concord because of a car that got into a crash onto the tracks. eastbound highway four happened at 330. car going fast. got onto the tracks, and you can see that westbound highway four is slow. approaching that point,

it was near bailey road. the problem is, everyone can see what's happening as they try and clear that car out of the way. let me show you a picture that bart tweeted of the car that ended up on the tracks, so somehow ended up on the tracks. obviously they have to get that off. sadly, this was a deadly crash, so the investigation will be even more or even longer. so this is something that if you take bart, let's say, from antioch, and try to get over to concord, you probably need to drive. this might put more people on the road between antioch and concord. bart does have a bus bridge set up. we do have a crew arriving on the scene. we'll find out more about that. the rest of the commute so far is okay. 551 what about today's weather? let's bring steve back. >> in here. sal. thank you sir. i think it will be okay, but we do have a little change today. there is a noticeable uptick in the wind speeds for some. not for all. san anselmo is 32, walnut creek's 32, berkeley is

59. half moon bay is 59. amazing because they have an offshore breeze there. so we're seeing 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps to almost 60. hollister 32, felton, boulder creek 32, a lot of 30s, a little bit cooler, not as much of a breeze, although there is a slight north breeze northeast going into soquel, aptos and santa cruz. so they are i know they're in the 40s, but they were in the 30s yesterday, so a little difference there. 14 truckee, 16, south lake tahoe, 21 up in reno and 18 carson city. the high is large and in charge, but it's going to get knocked down a little bit as we head towards starting tomorrow. then more over the weekend. so cold to mild, 30s to 50 on the low sunny breezy today. but it will be a warm afternoon. 60s to 70s. a low is going to backtrack from the intermountain region and end up right over us. if not, late saturday looks like early sunday, so this will crank up the wind and give us some cloud cover. and also, i think some rain here for few east and

south, more likely south. i'd be surprised if santa rosa got 15/100, but in this kind of a pattern nothing would surprise me. so we'll mention some activity popping up on saturday night and sunday. and in the mountains? yes, 1 to 3in of snow up there. so if you're going up there it will be clear. no, no it won't. not on saturday night. against the wind though. today, wall to wall sun. breezy afternoon. everyone will warm up 60 to 70 on the temps. after today though. we'll start to cool down a little bit tomorrow and then a lot going into the weekend. >> thank you steve. new fires to talk about in los angeles county. one along the 405 freeway. we have a live report on the firefight, the closures and the weather conditions this morning. >> and thousands of refugees who've been cleared to come to the united states are now in limbo. [music] the decision by the trump administration to put a stop to th rr

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the trump administration has put a stop to travel for refugees who were already cleared to come to the u.s. now, more than 10,000 refugees who already went through years long vetting process can no longer enter the u.s. this includes more than 1600 afghans who helped u.s. soldiers in the afghanistan war. it's all part of trump's executive order surrounding immigration. >> our time is now. 556. the head of the bureau of prisons

has left her job after president trump took office back in 2023. ktvu talked with colette peters. that's her in the center of the screen, as the dublin women's prison was in the middle of a sexual abuse scandal. no reason was given for why she left her job. last year, peters abruptly ordered the prison to be shut down, saying she just couldn't change the culture there. a lawyer who sued the bureau of prisons over conditions in dublin said she hopes reforms will take place under a new direction. >> i hope that president trump appoints somebody who will take the reform efforts seriously. there is no reason why addressing sexual abuse in the prison should not be a bipartisan issue. >> for now. william lathrop will be the acting director of the prisons until a new prison director is appointed.

>> well, people in contra costa county will now get more warnings for incidents at industrial facilities, including the county's four oil refineries. text alerts will now go out for non-emergency incidents, such as minor hazardous materials releases, refinery flaring lasting more than 20 minutes, plumes or orders that are not expected to have off site health impacts. just to let people know about those things. previously, text alerts were only sent for larger concerns. residents can opt in to the alerts on the contra costa county health website. >> time is now 557. baseball hall of famer tony la russa is hosting a star studded concert this weekend, raising money for his family's new nonprofit organization, which helps lost and abandoned pets in shelters. the concert is scheduled for saturday. it will be at the lesher center in walnut creek. the proceeds will go towards la rosa rescue champions. the organization is a contact point

for raising and distributing funds to animal shelters around the bay area and around the country. >> companion animals with the magical, unconditional love they deserve to be preserved, not euthanized. and we found that the quality of life, you know, if you have a dog or even a cat, your quality of life improves. >> tickets, by the way, are still available for the concert and they range between 75 and $150. >> homewood mountain resort in tahoe is moving forward with a redevelopment project that's been in the works for 14 years. that's after homewood closed for the winter season, still needing approvals for redevelopment modifications. regulators also made homewood add language to its master plan this week to guarantee the public will have access once homewood reopens, and that it won't become a members only resort. leadership hopes to have homewood reopened next winter.

>> well, an investigation is underway this morning after a car was found on the bart tracks in the east bay. we'll tell you where this is all happening and how the impact is affecting the morning commute. >> i know that they're not alone, that we're standing with them and we're here to work together. >> today marks two years since that deadly shooting at two farm fields in half moon bay. we'll tell you why. local groups are working to help that very same community, but in a different way. >> from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday january 23rd. beautiful shot over the city. looks pretty clear. let's check in with steve paulson. >> it is clear. but we have big differences in temps here. and i'll show you some right now. walnut creek one observation is 32 yet look at berkeley and alameda. they are 60 kensingtons

55. el sobrante and pinole are 54. martinez is 39. lafayette 35. so. and you say walnut creek. my gosh, it's cold. and you head over to berkeley and you're like, wait a minute. it's pretty warm over here. same half moon bay 59 yet santa rosa is 33. so there's the 60. in berkeley. there's just some big spreads here in areas not that far apart. and it's because there's an offshore breeze or wind. it's been up to 50 miles an hour, 1400 feet in the oakland hills. there. the high pressure will give us another clear day. changes on the way, though. we could get some rain in here saturday afternoon, evening into early sunday with snow in the mountains. there definitely are trending wetter here, which is you know, that would be a good thing. we need it again. it won't be that much. but against the wind today, for many, especially up in the hills there. and temperatures will rocket up here today, 60s to near 70. all right, sal, here. i think we have to head right back out to highway four and bart. >> that's right. highway four is pretty slow, steve. this morning, coming in out of pittsburgh, heading over to the bailey exit because of a crash

that happened at about 330 this morning. if you are taking bart between antioch and concord, there's no service. there's a bus bridge between antioch and concord. and this was one of those things that's probably going to be there for a while. right now, let's go to allie rasmus, who is on the scene of this crash. this breaking news here. allie, what do you see there and what's on the tracks right now? >> well, we can see just about everything from where we are. we're standing on westbound highway or. excuse me, eastbound highway four, just before bailey road. and behind us, you see that there is an suv that crashed just before 4:00 this morning in that eastbound direction. crashed and then plowed through a chain link fence and ended up on the bart tracks. and right now, you see, there's dozens of bart workers who are examining the tracks, trying to inspect and figure out the extent of the damage. sadly, the person in this suv that crashed died. we don't know the

circumstances surrounding the crash, how it happened. that's all under investigation by the chp. we do know this was the only vehicle involved in that crash, but it's not so much a traffic impact or a traffic mess. but this is a big a mess for people who take bart. and that's because the pittsburg bay point bart station is closed. there is no bart service between antioch and north concord again, because this car, this vehicle in this crash ended up on bart tracks in both directions. and according to bart representatives, damaged that third rail. so that's why you see all these workers here taking a closer look. we don't know the details yet on how long it's going to take bart to repair some of this, or how long it's going to take to remove the car. again, this was a deadly crash. that means the coroner has to come and be involved in this as well. and a full investigation into what caused all this in the first place. so this is going to be a situation that's going to be out here for

quite a while this morning. and so there's no estimated time to reopen the bart tracks and bart service between antioch and north concord. it has stopped because of this crash that ended up here on the tracks. live in pittsburgh ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. ali. thank you. sal. they're all over it. and for the latest developments on the bart crash in the east bay, you can download the fox local mobile app. you can stay up to date on all the latest breaking news. it is free on apple and your android devices. >> two years ago, a gunman killed seven farm workers at two farms in half moon bay. ktvu james torres joins us now from half moon bay with more on how the shooting revealed dangerous living conditions for those undocumented workers and the challenges they still face. james. >> pam, good morning to you. it was just two years ago when we had that news for you live here. and the shooter, a farm worker himself, now accused of having killed seven of his coworkers at two different farms. and then we later learned that these

investigations ended up exposing a lot of the really terrible living conditions at these farm workers had to put up with, many of which we know lived on the farms where they worked. now people living in housing units, usually those units were either yellow or red tagged, meaning that no one should be living in those spaces. those workers were often also exposed to drinking water filled with bacteria. all of that prompting local task forces, as well as the governor's office to try to make improvements. we've heard from advocates who support these workers saying this is a vulnerable community. it's a vulnerable time, and the challenges they face still continue today. >> i know that they're not alone, that we're standing with them and we're here to work together. >> those advocates say part of those vulnerabilities seem to be enhanced under the trump administration. the president we know already signing a handful of executive orders in an attempt to try to crack down on illegal immigration. but it was

just this week where those community members here were sent a postcard saying to report illegal aliens and, quote, there is nowhere to hide. advocates from the nonprofit group allies have been working to try to inform undocumented workers of their rights while still making sure living and working conditions are acceptable. later this morning, there will be a display of proposals for a farm worker memorial meant to honor those killed two years ago that will be available for the public to see starting at about 1030 this morning. and then later this evening, a candlelight vigil will start at about 6:00. we're live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. the justice department is ordering federal prosecutors to investigate state or city officials who interfere with the trump administration's immigration crackdown. now, the memo from the acting deputy attorney general appears to be targeting sanctuary cities and states that put limits on

cooperation with federal immigration agents. san francisco became a sanctuary city in 1985, and its mission district is home to a large latino immigrant community. many are concerned about mass deportations. >> have you heard from business owners who say, my workers are afraid to come to work? >> i've heard from business owners that want help because they have their workers who are telling them that they don't want to come to work. >> what's going to happen to them? they go through those borders and they get raped. they get murdered. >> people that murdered. >> president trump sat down for an interview with fox's sean hannity, and during the interview, he was asked about federal funding for sanctuary cities. >> would you will you get rid of him? we're trying to end him, and a lot of the people in those communities don't want them. you know, california is a big example. >> cut off their money. >> i might have to do that sometimes. that's the only thing you can do. >> more than 560 cities, counties and states have passed sanctuary policies, and the courts have repeatedly upheld

those laws. >> our time now. 607 several pages of the white house website are no longer active, causing confusion and also raising questions about if there's a link to president trump's first day wave of executive orders. within hours of his inauguration, the new trump administration took down the spanish language version of the white house website. the white house press secretary says the administration is committed to bringing the spanish language part of that website back online. the government page on reproductive freedom that was created during the biden administration. it was also taken down. >> well, the huge fire in southern california is forcing tens of thousands of evacuations in castaic and the grapevine area of los angeles county starting to make some progress now in containing those fires. the hughes fire started yesterday morning. it puts even more strain on resources as firefighters are still on the eaton and palisades fire. >> here's a better look. let's

take a look at the latest fire and how it's burning. it is right near castaic lake along interstate five, not far from magic mountain. >> at one point, parts of the five freeway were closed in both directions this morning. i-5 is open again, except for some off ramps. >> now, the fire just exploded in size. it burned more than 10,000 acres in just 12 hours. after a quick ground attack and an air attack, firefighters are starting to get the upper hand on it. >> at last check, the fire is about 14% contained. no homes were burned, however, more than 30,000 people are under immediate evacuation orders and another 21,000 are being told to prepare to evacuate. >> actually, we're very nervous, so i rushed home. i went and got my daughter from school up the road. immediately we packed up the car, got all our belongings, our paperwork, documentation and i just started soaking my house. i, you know, wetting it down as good as i can. >> now, firefighters are worried

about the dry and windy conditions, and they remind us all that embers can fly through the air for miles. >> we have seen that happen. that's very scary. we've talked about this. the grapevine is very dry, so boy, hopefully the weather will cooperate. we'll check in with steve for a moment. but first we want to go to sal because there's a big issue affecting the morning commute. >> sal. that's right. pam. dave. there's no bart service between antioch and concord because of a crash that happened between 330 and 4 this morning. there's also a big backup on highway four approaching the bay point area. the bart station there. the crash happened eastbound near bailey road. a car ended up or a vehicle. it was an suv that ended up on the bart tracks. it's a deadly crash, and that means it's going to take a little longer to clear. meanwhile, the traffic is very slow past the scene westbound because you can see what's going on. eastbound traffic, non

commute direction. not all that slow, but if you're driving there you might have to tap the brakes a little bit. i will tell you that again there is no bart service right now between concord and antioch in both directions because of what happened here. so between here and here. so you have to get yourself to the concord station to access the system. bart does have busses to help you do that, but i think a lot of people will just drive to concord. that'll put more people on highway four. 610. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. sonoma state university has decided to eliminate its athletics department. the reason for the decision. and w

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breaking news this morning where a car crash killed one person and stopped bart service in pittsburg. bart officials say it happened about 345 this morning. only one car was involved in the crash, but that car ended up on the bart tracks near the pittsburg bay point station. bart trains are not running between the antioch and north concord stations. two eastbound lanes on highway four are blocked off right now. it's not clear what led to the crash. now, allie rasmus is out there. she's keeping you posted. sal is watching everything. we'll be bringing you live updates on all of this throughout the morning. and today marks two years since

that deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. seven farm workers were killed at two of the farms there. the city is holding a day of remembrance in their honor later this morning. also, there will be two public sessions on proposed designs for a permanent memorial at mak dutra plaza on main street in half moon bay. and then later this evening, there will be a candlelight vigil. and the mayor of san jose and community leaders are speaking out after a former police union employee received probation for federal drug distribution charges. 66 year old joanne segovia was convicted for dealing thousands of opioid pills. she was the executive director of the san jose police officers association, and she used the police union's ups accounts to pay for shipping the drugs. >> sonoma state university is ending several programs, including its entire athletics program. ktvu is andre senior in

studio with us now, with more on the school's efforts to resolve a $24 million budget deficit. but boy, this is impacting a lot of students. >> this is huge, especially if you banked on going to this university. well, university officials announced a series of budget cuts that will take effect in the new year. they include eliminating several degree programs, lecturers, management staff. and of course, you just heard there the entire athletics department. now, cutting the university athletic department is expected to save the university $3.7 million a year. the entire athletics department consists of 11 divisions and two sports teams. students we talked to were shocked by this news and say they're now planning to transfer. >> when was it decided that our positions on our team were going to be done after this year? when was the decision made to cut athletics? because that has a heavy impact on people like who maybe would have transferred out at the break if they knew that they weren't going to be able to

come back next year and they could get started at a new place right away. >> expressing a sentiment that many students, i'm sure have now, in an email sent to students, the interim president said, quote, i know this is difficult news for our campus community. i'm keenly aware of its human impact and how individuals, families, relationships and communities are affected by such news. end quote. now, despite this major announcement, some athletes are choosing to stay positive. >> we're given one last opportunity to compete for a championship, and everybody wants to really go all in and make this last year the best one that sonoma baseball has ever had. >> so according to the university, student athletes will remain eligible to finish out their scholarship terms as long as they remain academically eligible to do so. pam. >> all right. thank you. andre. a high school gym in oakland will be renamed after nba legend bill russell. the mcclymonds

high school gym will now be dedicated in his name. he was born in louisiana, but moved to oakland as a child. he won two championships there. at mcclymonds high school. he was part of the boston celtics dynasty that won many nba championships. also, the first black head coach in the nba. ben tapscott is a former mcclymonds coach and good friend of bill russell. all right, we heard from him earlier and he was talking about just what an amazing career and man he was. and what a nice honor. the mcclymonds high school named after him. >> let's look behind us. >> this is a. >> major traffic backup. sal is all over this. a deadly crash on bart. >> yeah, the red arrows i put here on the screen. guys, between antioch and north concord. there's no service there. so the first place you can get service is concord. and that's because of a deadly crash. as you mentioned, on highway four near bailey. the

car left the freeway, ended up on the bart tracks. so that bart station you see out there in the distance is not active right now. that's putting a lot more people on the road. and i also think it's because people can see the rescue operation or actually it's a recovery operation right now. this was a deadly crash, so give yourself plenty of time. the rest of contra costa county traffic is okay. we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic so far in most commutes. the bay bridge does have a backup now. it's backed up all the way out to about the 880 overcrossing. so that's a typical commute heading into san francisco. 618 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> all right, sal, the 24 hour temperature change is impressive here for some and for others, but we are running anywhere from 1 to 17 degrees warmer. napa airport leads the charge there at 17 degrees warmer. they've had an east wind to 24 miles an hour. that will do it. half moon bay is 16 degrees double digits for petaluma, novato, oakland

and hayward and livermore. so again, you know, there's a few cold temps, but there's a lot that are in the 40s, 50s to near 60. berkeley 59. the gusts 35 to 50 miles an hour coming in off the oakland berkeley hills. yet you can still find walnut creek at 32 around martinez. i've seen 38 to 48 just i mean, in the right same area. so it just depends if you get that breeze or not. but there's bolinas at 59 yet. fairfax is 3334 sonoma. warmer for sure. up in lake county, i mean, middletown was 25 the other day, 35 still cold, but and look at richmond, 58 degrees. so there's some wild swings with the wind speeds. 21 in reno, 12, truckee 16 south lake tahoe and the lone outpost out there, ely two two degrees out there in ely. i think i'll pass on going out there today. the high is still largely in charge, but a change is on the way. now, today will be sunny and warm. we'll get upper 60s to near 70 after 30s, 40s and 50s on the lows. but a low is going

to backtrack and settle right over us. and some of the forecast projections have trended a little wetter. it will be colder, it will be windy. but look at this santa rosa. now this is the euro. i use the euro on this one 15/100 by the way just the euro nine days ago showed a significant snow event in texas and louisiana. how about that? nine days ago the euro usually considered the best forecast model gold star to the euro. so i'm using the euro here with snow up in the mountains. by the way. it also showed 22/100 in morgan hill for this weekend. so i would be prepared for a little more than what we thought earlier. that's for sure. 1 to 3in of snow up in the mountains against the wind though. today wall to wall sun. it will be breezy but also warmer. i'd look for 60s to near 70. temps start to cool down tomorrow. >> all right. thank you steve. oscar nominations have just been announced. some of the movies and actors being considered for an academy award and a popular place for flowers is having a

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list for best animated feature, and ariana grande was nominated for best actress in a supporting role in wicked. they were supposed to be announced last week, but were delayed due to the los angeles wildfires. >> during this year's ceremony, we will honor the talented filmmakers nominated today, pay tribute to our brave first responders, and celebrate the enduring spirit of los angeles and the film industry. >> the awards ceremony, hosted by conan o'brien, will be sunday, march 2nd. alamo drafthouse cinema is laying off people across the country, including at its san francisco location in the mission district. the texas based company says mostly seasonal workers will be laid off. it's due to an expected slowdown in ticket sales now that the holidays are over. this is part of a larger trend, though, as box office revenue has dropped across the country. the san francisco flower mart is celebrating its new location with a ribbon cutting ceremony. the 113 year old flower mart is

inviting the community to its new location on 16th street. we were there for the first day of operations at the new facility earlier this month. people attending the ribbon cutting can have the chance to see the different vendor displays and how the market operates. that ribbon cutting is 730 this morning. a new restaurant featuring noodle based dishes from around the world is now open in san jose. ceo noodles held a grand opening on santa clara street downtown. the restaurant has a global menu featuring laksa from malaysia, pho from vietnam, ramen from japan, and pasta from italy. the founder and owner hopes to turn the brand into a chain of restaurants, with the goal of using emerging technologies to standardize chinese cooking. we continue to follow that breaking news of a deadly crash that ended up a car on the bart tracks. we have team coverage on how things are looking on the roads and the investigation

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pressure on the tension on the pipes. and that causes the breaks. >> and a winter storm this morning affecting many parts of the country. why? officials in one southern city are telling drivers, just stay off the roads. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, american airlines stock heading lower after reporting a disappointing quarter. the airline also expects a loss of 20 to $0.40 a share in the first quarter of this year because of lower demand for travel and higher prices for fuel. as that bell rings live, though, the s&p 500 starts the day at a new record high. and if you don't think you care about the s&p 500, if you have a retirement account, a 401 k or an ira, you most likely have money in many of those stocks in the s&p 500. so it's nice to see a rally there. thank you for joining us here. nice to see you here with us on mornings on two. i'm pam. >> cook and good morning i'm

dave clark. it's thursday january 23rd which we call. friday eve. it's friday eve and we call steve paulson. steve paulson. watch your language. hey. >> now. >> it's a family show. >> not safe for family. that's true. did you step outside, mr. clarke? >> i did, it doesn't feel too bad right now. >> not as bad as the last couple of mornings. there are some wild on the temps at one time. about 530 this morning. fairfield, danville, sonoma, novato. were in the 30s. pillar point was 61. bolinas was 58. pacifica, 57 and half moon bay 56. and it's all because there's a decent little breeze. it was up to 50 miles an hour above the caldecott about 4:00 this morning. look at kensington 55. look at berkeley 58. alameda 59. walnut creek, alamo are 34. in dublin 3453. pinole one. observation. martinez 38. so, i mean, you're seeing almost 15, 20 degree spread on some of these temps in areas not that far apart. 57 now half moon bay. 50 sfo, the city. 58. berkeley 58. yet others are in the 30s. so it's just that

breeze right there. it doesn't show it in oakland north, but it's been 44 to 50 miles an hour this morning. we have the high, still large and in charge, but it changes on the way. couple forecast models have trended wetter for us and really wet for southern california between sunday into tuesday. i would expect to get some rain and snow here late saturday into early sunday. against the wind today. if you get out, it's not going to be that bad. it will be warm 60s to near 70 degrees again san jose. all right. 631 sal is here. i think it's all about highway four and bart. >> that's right. there's no bart service right now, steve. between antioch and concord, because of a crash that happened between 330 and 4 on the map. i'm showing you that. highway four is backed up from antioch, heading west over toward bay point. now, the rest of contra costa county is okay, and there is a bus bridge to take care of people who are stuck, let's say, between antioch and north concord. what happened? well, we're going to turn to allie

rasmus to tell us more about that, because this was a deadly crash in pittsburg, and allie has been there for a while. what are you seeing there? allie? >> well, right now we are standing on the two left lanes of west. excuse me. eastbound highway four, just before bailey road. and this is closed off because of this crash that happened earlier this morning. just in the last 15 minutes, we've seen this heavy duty tow truck with a crane come. it is in the process of trying to lift this suv that crashed off of the bart tracks. now, this crash happened just before 4:00 this morning. according to the chp, they believe that this suv was traveling at a high rate of speed and then somehow lost control and went all across the lanes of traffic and then crashed into the chain link fence and ended up on the bart tracks. and because of that, the pittsburg bay point bart station is closed. and as sal mentioned, there is no bart service between antioch and north concord. now, unfortunately, as we mentioned,

this was a deadly crash. there were a man and a woman inside that suv when this crash happened. neither were wearing seatbelts, according to the chp. so the man was ejected from this car, and that man unfortunately died. the woman involved in this crash was conscious and able to speak with emergency responders when they arrived this morning. but the cause of the crash under investigation now, earlier, bart representatives had sent out a statement saying that they feared that there was, quote, significant damage to these bart tracks. but we've spoken to the chp and several bart workers out here who have just wrapped up inspecting the tracks, who tell me that the tracks aren't damaged. so they're optimistic that once this suv is removed from the tracks, that they can maybe resume service. bart service here near the pittsburg bay point station later this morning. but we're going to find out the details exactly about that timeline. when we hear from a bart representative who is out on the way to the scene, and

we'll be hearing from her shortly. but in the meantime, the two left lanes of eastbound highway four before bailey road shut down because of this response. as this tow truck works to remove this suv that ended up on the bart tracks, get it off those tracks and hopefully clean things up and resume service. and the cause of that crash still under investigation. live in pittsburgh. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, ali, thank you for the update and for all the latest developments on that bart crash in the east bay. you can download the fox local mobile app and stay up to date on all the latest breaking news. it is free on apple and android devices. >> today, the state senate plans to vote on several proposed actions to prepare for legal battles with the trump administration. one proposal would give $25 million to the state's department of justice to help pay for legal fights against president trump. another would set aside $25 million to help undocumented people with immigration and legal services. during a special session, republican lawmakers questioned

the price of california's sanctuary status. democrats responded, saying the state must protect undocumented people who support not just california's economy, but also the u.s. economy. >> i think it's an opportunity for us to start looking at. i think that's what we're doing here is finding these these really realistic ways to do that. you upend the agriculture community. you're upending this economy that has really allowed california to flourish. >> after today's vote, the state assembly is expected to start its hearings next week. >> our time is now 635. there is a public feud right now between elon musk and sam altman, the ceo of openai. the two billionaires posted on the platform x, arguing about funding of the new stargate artificial intelligence infrastructure project that's been praised by president trump. the new $500 billion investment is a partnership with openai, oracle and softbank. but elon

musk, a close advisor to president trump, questioned the value of that investment. altman replied to musk saying he was wrong and suggested he put america first in his new role as the head of the department of government efficiency. >> a popular donut shop that opened recently in san francisco is now facing backlash over the co-founder's donation to the trump inaugural committee. now, georgia's donuts and merriment has seen a line out the door since opening this month. but since trump took office, the shop has seen a surge of one star reviews, with comments mentioning the donation as a reason to not support the business. according to the chronicle, the co-owner of the donut shop is andre dudum. he's also the ceo and co-founder of an online health company, which made the donation to the trump inauguration. >> our time now. 637 road conditions in houston, texas are getting better now, but officials are still telling drivers don't drive as they see

a rise in the number of accidents. bridges and overpasses are still dangerous. they're slippery. this morning after historic snowfall there this week. harris county in texas received 2 to 4in of snow, and areas in the east saw even more snow. many school districts plan to reopen today, and airports are also reopened. >> they got some hotels there. you know, it moved real good. and then the kiosk machines just came back up. so, you know, just be patient. >> now louisiana and florida also were hit by the gulf snowstorm, but new orleans may take a bit longer to dig out than houston, texas. look at these pictures. new orleans received a record ten inches of snow. temperatures are above freezing today, but they're going to drop below freezing again during the night. and here's a live look at downtown houston, texas. there's houston right there for you. the skies look good. it looks like they

will have fewer problems today as the weather gets a little better. >> all right. steve's been talking about that. but first we want to head over to sal. get get an update on that pretty big traffic situation this morning. and the commute. >> yeah. you know, the bart thing we heard ali say, and that's good news, that she said that the tracks don't appear to be as damaged as bart initially thought it was, or they were the tracks, but there is still no service from antioch to concord on bart. and there's a big backup from antioch to concord on westbound highway 44. and most of it is because people can see what's going on in the middle of the road where the car is on the tracks eastbound. not a big delay. it's not the commute direction right now. let's talk about some other things we're talking about. of course, highway four, even after that, is slow all the way to bay point and the bart system. the rest of it is actually okay. in case you are taking a line that's unaffected, you should be able to get to work as normal.

this is a look at the richmond bridge that looks all right, and the bay bridge backed up to the foot of the maze. all of this is pretty normal. i do want to mention, however, if you're in sonoma county and it takes you out to west of petaluma valley four road at fallon road here, west of the main part of petaluma, there's a fatal crash there involving a pedestrian on one of those roads. so valley ford road is your commute, or fallon road just west of petaluma. there you should expect delays. 639. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all right, sal, thank you. we'll take a look at the 24 hour temperature change. and it's meant to wow. that wow would be napa airport with a robust east wind is 17 degrees warmer than yesterday. at this time. half moon bay with a north breeze. north northeast is 16. double digits warmer. petaluma, novato, oakland and livermore as well. hayward is in there. concord is only one. santa rosa is only three, but most are running significantly warmer than

yesterday at this time. now there's still some 30s, but boy, there's a lot more 40s 50s to almost 60 for some. but look, i mean, from menlo park to sfo, 35 to 50. i mean, that's just, you know, it's all wind driven here. walnut creek bouncing between 32, 34, yet berkeley and oakland, 56 and 57. so some strange. and it's all because of the breeze. there's pillar point at 58. yet atherton and menlo park are 35 degrees 44 belmont, 39 foster city. montara beach is 56. so look for sunshine today. warm temperatures and a big change. you guys on the weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. we want to take you live right now because we've been talking about this problem. a fatal crash as a car somehow ended up on the bart tracks. and we're looking now as they're finally able to remove that car. this has been affecting the commute. and, bart, the traffic on the freeway there on highway four. but we're looking live now as they remove that car. this is

going to be an extensive investigation because as we mentioned, this was a fatal crash. ktvu ali rasmus is out there on the scene. of course, sal is also covering this as well in terms of the commute. we can see as we're looking now, i'm not sure which direction that is if our control room can tell me, maybe, but you can see traffic moving along now in both directions seems to be moving along fine in both directions. now, as they get this cleared up, we wanted to just take you there live to give you an update on that situation. >> all right, pam, time now 641. well, a new southern california fire hits along the 405 freeway in los angeles county. look at this. we're going to bring you a live report on how the f efight

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move past their disagreements. the new contract is expected to raise pay to about the same rate as other union hotel workers in las vegas. in november, hundreds of employees walked off the job in protest. so this is a nice update for everybody there. >> all right. our time is 645. the price of disney cruises. they're going up with higher rates for gratuities. the cruise line says it's raising recommended gratuity rates from $14.50 to $16 per person every day. guests and concierge. state rooms and suites. you'll pay even more. that increase is on par with other cruise lines, who use those tips to offset pay paid by the cruise line. >> all right, this is interesting. you might be able to make some money if you have tiktok on your phone. with the future of tiktok in limbo, some people are now selling their phones, with the app still installed for thousands of dollars. right now, tiktok cannot be downloaded in the u.s, so if you didn't have it on your phone before january 19th, you may not get it. that all depends

on if at least 50% of ownership of the app gets sold to a u.s. based company, some iphones with the app are going for up to $25,000 on ebay. a lot of these listings do not have active bids, though, so they might be for sale there, but who knows if that i might list my phone. okay, because i have tiktok on there, but i'd rather give up my phone for 25 grand. if that's the case. >> i'd rather go to sal castaneda right now. get the latest on the commute in the east bay and elsewhere. you've been busy this morning. >> yeah we have. we've been looking at all kinds of things. first of all, i want to update the bart situation here. we just saw a video earlier, just a few moments ago, of them getting this car off the tracks. this suv was on the tracks. this is video taken earlier after a violent crash. someone died in this crash, but in the last few moments, they have taken the car off the tracks using a crane. so this is video from when the car

was still there. they're inspecting the track now to make sure that there's no damage. the system may run again. let me go back to the maps here. i want to show you the traffic on highway four is backed up into antioch, all the way out to bay point. and that part of it is because people are looking. and the other part is because there's normally a commute there anyway, the rest of the east bay commute doesn't look all that slow as you're looking at highway four. but i want to show you also a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up. it's backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. looks like it's a little slow in the carpool lanes as well this morning, so please give yourself extra time if you're going on the east bay commute. 647 looks like it's clear weather out there. let's bring steve back in. >> you are correct, sir. it is clear, crystal clear out there. and it's either cold to mild or even even warm. we are seeing anywhere from 30 to almost 60 degrees because the wind is cranked up for some, not for all. but there's a pretty good robust east breeze, especially in the oakland berkeley hills all the way over towards the san

mateo coast, even on the west side of mount tamalpais. so 33, 40, 56, 57, 55. so again, there's some wild swings on the temps here, a little bit more consistent, if you will, or isothermal towards the santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains instead of 20s though there 30s, santa cruz, soquel 40s along with aptos. they were all 30s yesterday and especially around cupertino and saratoga. they're up a good ten degrees from yesterday. so still cold, just not as cold as the past couple of mornings. 21in reno, 16 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe and 16 up there in alturas. the high winds out for today and then it changes on the way. it's a dry pattern. it will be warm today once you get going here. sunny, breezy, 60s to near 70 degrees. but after today this low is going to backtrack and settle right in over the bay area saturday saturday afternoon and linger into sunday morning. i do think we'll get some rain out of this and the temps will plunge. i mean, you'll be a noticeable change here to much colder. some of the forecast models have trended wetter. santa rosa 15 100. that was nothing last couple of days.

also, i should add morgan hill 0.22, but it's really ramped up some of the rain in southern california, especially sunday night into tuesday, and there will be some snow up in the mountains. how about that? and they need it. boy do they need it. so 1 to 3 is being forecast today against the wind here. it's an easterly or northeasterly breeze. but it will be sunny side up and it will be warm 60s to upper 60s to a few low 70s. but by tomorrow we start to cool down and a big change on the weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. well, evacuation warnings were lifted overnight after another fire in the los angeles area right along the 405 freeway. but there are other evacuations in place because of a fire in the grapevine area. ktvu roberta gonzalez joining us now from los angeles with more on these new fires. roberta. and i know we're glad to have you down there, because the weather conditions are certainly a big part of the story. >> they certainly are. pam, i know you and dave are very familiar with the los angeles area, but let me explain to our viewers here where we are. i'm currently underneath the freeway. this is 405 north. this

is 405 south. i'm on sepulveda boulevard, which is closed because right up there, about 100 to 200ft, we had a fire that broke out at 11:00 last night, and conditions were actually great at that time to knock this fire down. the reason is the winds were flat. so the los angeles fire department, the great firefighters, got up there with their tankers. they doused the flames. they've been on the scene, however, all morning long. and they officially called this fire out at 130 this morning. but we've been here all morning long because of the fact that there's still a lot of hotspots around the area. so firefighters have been coming in. i tracked down pio officer david ortiz. i asked him about the conditions and what the difference is between the pacific palisades fire and the eaton fire, and how they knocked this one down so quickly. here's what he had to say. >> somebody called 911. it sounds like somebody on the

freeway saw the fire starting, and they quickly grew to ten acres. when the first firefighters arrived. then it grew to 250 firefighters and we had seven aircraft, five medium to heavy, and they slowed it down a lot. luckily, the wind wasn't pushing it. it was going against the wind. >> so, gang, i got to admit to you, i want to be perfectly honest. we've been out here so long this morning that my audio completely died. i would love to chat with you about everything going on here, because we've had fire trucks coming in. they've been going out. and ian jones, my cameraman, he's a former firefighter, once a firefighter, always a firefighter. and he's been explaining to me, these fire trucks come in, they've got water. they use their hoses to pump the water into other fire trucks. and then i don't know if you could see these hoses. the water goes all the way up the hill where the other firefighters are dousing the hot

spots. we're going to be staying on the scene here this morning. there's a number of fires that keep breaking out. the winds will be picking up again with the santa ana's, and we will continue to update you live from los angeles. back to you in the studio. >> thank you roberta. always a great job. well, there are things to talk about. let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning guys. >> hi, dave. of course, we'll stay on top of what's happening in southern california. we'll also bring it back home to oakland, where there are new details in the budget issues for the oakland unified school district. new at seven. how much longer oakland unified can go before it runs out of money? then we've been reporting on allegations of price gouging there in southern california. in the midst of that wildfire crisis. now someone is facing criminal charges tied to a price increase of almost 40%. we'll get into the

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years since that deadly shooting that targeted farm workers, there is new tension in the community. what's being done to mark the somber anniversary, as some workers say, they're worried about their future in the united states. a new fire sparked in los angeles county. thousands of people now evacuated as flames tear through the mountains along i-5 near the grapevine. and tomorrow, president trump visits the southern california wildfire zone, where there are still many questions about federal relief funding for fire survivors. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. thursday morning, january 23rd. we have a busy morning. >> i know i've been watching. >> a lot to talk about. steve paulson is right here. he has your weather. >> i do indeed. we'll take a look at the east bay temps, because there's a wild swing here at walnut creek. alamo and dublin are all 34. lafayette 35 but pinole, 53. elra