>> we need to leverage the resource from the county and the state to do fire prevention, and to make sure that our citizen is safe. >> and the latest on the need to increase the staffing in bay area fire departments. the reason that doing that has been so difficult. >> 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 tuesday january 28th. roberto gonzalez back with our forecast. still pretty cold out there. >> yeah. so steve paulson sleeping in. he's all bundled up. i'm sure this morning. hi, everybody. another cold start to your day with the clear skies. let's go ahead and show you what you can expect for this tuesday. my number one question. who left the door open? i think i was saying that all yesterday at home. who left the door? but it's cold. >> it did feel like the windows were open or something.

>> right. it's a clear start. and then we will enjoy sun splashed skies. tomorrow is chinese lunar new year and we will have some clouds. snake in. do you guys see how i did that? okay. >> all right. very nice. >> so another freeze warning in effect for this morning. in addition to a frost advisory. bottom line, it's cold outside, it's freezing. and throughout the tri valley, it's 29 degrees in fairfield. back in through rio vista. santa rosa is also at 32 degrees and 35 in fremont. and these temperatures are averaging a couple of degrees to seven degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. but those still take a nosedive. winds are slight. under ten will pick up later today to 15mph, numbers stacking up from 57 to 63 degrees, with the abundance of sunshine full forecast coming up. but right now, first things first sal castaneda. clear skies now. but i bet you this time yesterday we'll have a little fog to deal with. >> okay, let's let's look forward to that, i guess. or be ready anyway. good morning

roberta. good morning to you at home. if you are driving at the bay bridge or approaching, you can see our triple a traffic camera here showing us pretty good traffic at the macarthur maze and also at the bay bridge toll plaza. no major issues here. bay area bridges in general look pretty good crossing the bay. looks like we lost our san mateo bridge camera, but westbound bay bridge traffic is moving along very well. 501 let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. we do begin with some developing news in san francisco, where police have just confirmed officers shot and killed an armed suspect. it happened shortly before 5:00 yesterday evening at ninth and mission in the city's south of market area. police say a man responsible for a shooting ran into a building which led to a standoff. officers say the man repeatedly refused to surrender, which led to a violent confrontation, and he was shot and killed by police. officers say he had shot another man, who is now listed in critical condition. >> our time is 502 today in alameda county, the board of

supervisors will be selecting a new district attorney to replace pamela price, who was recalled in november. price was criticized for being soft on crime. the board is considering seven people for the da's job. the person who selected will serve through the 2026 midterm elections. >> new research shows some bay area fire departments are understaffed. this comes after the mayor of san jose asked the city to assess how equipped its fire department is to handle a big fire, like the one in los angeles county. data from the bay area news group shows san jose has the lowest firefighter staffing level when compared to oakland, san francisco and los angeles. >> we're budgeted for 723, but the reality is, is that we don't have a recruitment division. we don't have a ability for us to go out in our own community and get people to be make a direct impact on the city of san jose. >> san jose's firefighter union

says budgetary restraints are making recruiting more difficult. san jose currently has 632 firefighters, but the union says the city needs 700 to 1000 to be considered properly staffed. san jose's fire chief says the department is planning to hire more people and open three new fire stations. >> our time is 503. the work continues here in the bay area to reduce the wildfire risk in the east bay hills, the moraga orinda fire district issued prescribed burns to remove dry grass. this comes as east bay mud met last week with fire departments about making sure there's access to water supplies. one concern after examining the wildfires in l.a. county, is that fire hydrants lost water pressure, or didn't have water to battle the flames. >> the fires in los angeles. we've been coordinating even more closely, and the purpose of those meetings is to really do a walkthrough of east bay mud's water system in their area so

they know here's where the tanks are, here's how much storage we have. >> now. among other things, they're filling water storage on red flag days, making sure they can maintain the thousands of fire hydrants around the area. >> los angeles county received some much needed rain over the weekend, and that is helping firefighters get close to full containment on the two biggest fires. however, as feared, the rain also sent ash and mud flowing down some of the burned out hillsides. the debris flow was not as bad as some had feared along the coast. in some areas, including santa monica. marine biologists are taking samples of the water and checking for toxic contamination. >> this fire did not only burn vegetation, it also burned structures. and in those structures there are things like metal piping. there's plastic products, there's cleaning products, there's potentially lead and asbestos, all kinds of things in these buildings that also burned.

>> the u.s. environmental protection agency is working with los angeles county and the residents to clear the debris from the burned out homes and businesses. southern california edison is now acknowledging a fault on a power line that's located a few miles away from where the fire started. the utility filed a report yesterday with the cpuc saying that the fault occurred the night of january 7th, the same night the eden fire started. the lines that experienced the fault do not go through eaton canyon, where the fire began. but there are connected. they are connected to a system that experienced a surge. a law firm that is suing socal edison released video of a sparking power line, claiming that's where the fire started. edison reports it's reviewing the footage. >> so the video that we obtained from the new york times on saturday night needs more careful analysis. and it is very premature. i should say it is premature to comment or

speculate on what that footage means without more careful analysis. >> southern california edison says there's no evidence proving its equipment started the eaton fire. the cause of all the fires is still under investigation. >> another cold start to your day. bundle up. heading out the door. good morning, everybody. rise and shine on this tuesday. it will pan out to be a terrific day. but looking out towards sfo. not a cloud in the sky. and that's a good indication. clear skies and result freeze warning in effect for our inland areas. we do have a frost advisory for most of the bay area, except the immediate seashore and well into the peninsula. but the bottom line is it is cold outside, it is freezing in throughout livermore, pleasanton, dublin, back in all the way into san ramon and into danville. good morning to all of you in sebastopol and also healdsburg, santa rosa, cotati. at 32 degrees, we jump up to the mid 30s around novato and ocasio backing through mill valley and

also marin city high 30s now pretty common around the peninsula, back into the sunset district and 45 degrees in throughout the mission and 40 degrees in hayward all the way through castro valley. it's 38 degrees at the rose garden district. the winds are up to about ten miles per hour. at times, they will blow more northwesterly later today. a bit breezy, 15mph during the daytime hours. okay, here's that area of low pressure that brought that much needed rain to southern california. had not experienced any rain since april of 2024. meanwhile, high pressure is building in and as it does so, will squeeze out a couple more days of dry skies. the abundance of sunshine. we will see the return of some fog this time tomorrow morning, but the bottom line is a couple of good looking winter days in the offing before we have rain coming. it is pretty certain on friday. on sunday into monday, there's another system that's kind of fickle right now, so we will keep you updated on that. but

meanwhile your numbers today will stack up from 50s at the beaches to 63 degrees by outside number 60 in oakland and in alameda. i've got your five day forecast gang that's coming up next time around. >> thank you. roberta. a dark time in history. we're going to show you how people here in the bay area recognized international holocaust remembrance day. and the millions of people killed more than 80 years ago. >> also, a hot debate coming to a head today about synthetic athletic turf. we'll tell you which bay area county will decide whether to ban artificial

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511. some of the stories we're following for you. we have developing news in san francisco, where police have just confirmed officers shot and killed an armed suspect. now, it happened shortly before 5:00 yesterday evening at ninth and mission in the city's south of market area. police say a man responsible for a shooting ran into a building which led to a standoff. officers say the man repeatedly refused to surrender, which led to a violent confrontation, and he was shot and killed by police. officers say he had shot another man, who is now listed in critical condition. increased ice enforcement is already stirring up fears here in the bay area. this morning, labor union members plan to rally and show

their support for the immigrant community after ice raids in san francisco. the union representing private janitors in the city says ice agents went to multiple downtown office buildings late friday afternoon, but building security kept them from entering. the union president says ice agents were not able to take anybody into custody during that raid. and the california public utilities commission announced that it is launching its investigation into this month's battery storage fire in monterey county. that fire at the moss landing vistra power plant started january 16th, prompting environmental and health concerns. scientists at san jose state university say they found a dramatic increase of nickel and cobalt in the marsh soil immediately following that fire. >> our time is now 513. a man in palo alto accused of a hate crime has been arrested. 44 year old gavin moore was arrested friday morning. police say a woman was walking through civic center plaza when a man

aggressively blocked her path and yelled a racial slur about asian people. as the victim ran away, the suspect chased after her and kept yelling. the suspect was detained by palo alto police at the town and country shopping center. he was booked for a hate crime and also charges of malicious obstruction. well, around the world, somber ceremonies were held marking international holocaust remembrance day. ceremonies were held exactly 80 years since soviet troops liberated the auschwitz death camp. tributes honored the 6 million jews killed by the nazis during world war two. >> one memorial ceremony marking international holocaust remembrance day was held in san francisco. dozens of people gathered at a jewish community center on geary street to pay tribute to the millions of people killed during world war two and nazi concentration camps. the somber ceremony was focused on one goal.

>> it's more important than ever that the community comes together. especially students. young people hear these stories, understand how this can happen to 6 million jews and of course, others that were victims of the nazi regime. and to prevent this from happening again. >> a number of events are scheduled in the bay area throughout the week to mark holocaust remembrance day. they include the screening of a new documentary on the horrors of nazi germany tonight in tiburon. >> our time is 514. a new exhibit opened in new york city to mark international holocaust remembrance day. this exhibit honors the life of anne frank, the little jewish girl who kept a diary documenting her life hiding from the nazis. that exhibit is a replica of the tiny attic in amsterdam that became a hiding place for anne frank and her family during world war two. >> well, today, a south bay county looks to ban artificial turf. santa clara county leaders say grass fields are physically and medically safer. ktvu james

torres is live from a sports complex in sunnyvale, with why the idea is getting support and pushback. james. >> pam, good morning to you. well, we are just outside this morning. the twin creek sports complex here in sunnyvale. it's a county owned facility and therefore would be affected and impacted if this turf ban were to eventually take effect. here are the arguments. county supervisor otto lee says that he will present a resolution and ordinance today at the board of county supervisors meeting. he gathered doctors and community leaders supporting a ban late last week, saying turf leads to more injuries on the field for kids and chemicals in the turf can lead to long lasting health problems, some as extreme as cancer. he also expressed concerns and doctors as well about the dangers of turf fields. on those really hot days. >> on sunny days, these fields can reach temperatures of up to

160°f, hot enough to cause heat exhaustion or burns. this creates an unsafe environment, especially for athletes playing long games or practicing for extended periods. >> well, then there's the other side those against the ban who say they are just as many studies unable to identify a link between turf and cancer. they argue turf offers more access to fields and parks and gives kids more opportunities to play, especially after some rainstorms and bad weather. they say turf is also easier to maintain than grass and can save water. a statement to the board of supervisors from the synthetic turf council. of course, going against that ban reads in part, quote, families, schools and businesses choose synthetic turf because it provides year round access to affordable, durable and eco friendly fields, especially in drought prone states like california. a ban on turf in santa clara county will only hurt communities by depriving them of these long term benefits

and cost savings. that turf uniquely provides. that ban would affect any new county owned land, but there would be a handful of exceptions, so it would not affect any places that currently have turf currently under contract within the county. supervisors will meet starting at 930 this morning, but they won't take up this conversation until at least 2:00 this afternoon. of course, we'll let you know what happens. we're live this morning in sunnyvale. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. that's a hot topic. >> that's certainly aer interesting conversation. >> yes we'll see. alright. it's 518. roberto gonzalez is here. roberta. >> can i just say that i have turf in my backyard? i don't know about playing sports on it, but i love it. i save so much money on water and my dog loves it. she rolls around, rolls around and scratches her back on it. okay, it's a good thing and it looks good all year long, okay? especially when it's been so dry. hi everybody. dry skies again today. clear conditions. it is cold out the door. our

live weather camera suggests. yep, it is dark outside. officials sun up this morning at 715. we have a freeze warning greeting you out the door this morning. in addition to a frost advisory. and that's because it is freezing and throughout the tri valley it is equally as cold in throughout santa rosa, mid 40s. now in oakland where we've had a few high thin clouds drift overhead that surface kind of like a blanket so it doesn't get too cold. high 30s now from hayward, back into san lorenzo. and good morning to all of you in alviso and milpitas in the mid 30s, 42 redwood shores. winds will increase later today. more of a northwest flow, a little bit more breezy than yesterday. up to 15mph. area of low pressure to the south of us. this is out of here. it is venturing towards texas. otherwise we are under the command of high pressure, generating nothing but dry skies all the way into southern california. with a few lingering clouds over the los angeles basin. otherwise, this is really

interesting. this is futurecast, and what i do is get a bunch of computer models. i merge them all together so you can see when the clouds are on the increase. and there you have it. we are talking tomorrow morning at this time. mostly cloudy skies so not as cold in some areas. some pockets of dense fog. then it retreats. more clouds by thursday morning at this time again. and then we have a big question mark in the forecast for what happens towards friday into the weekend. i like this. this futurecast illustrates we have a system it's on approach. and look at your thursday. mostly cloudy skies friday. by the evening hours we will have rain in throughout the bay area lingering into your saturday morning. there's yet another system that's a big question mark for your sunday into monday, but we know we have rain on friday night. today's temperatures 50s and 60s. dave, i want to walk you through the five day forecast. and that's still coming up next time around. >> all right roberta, thank you. time now, 520. chaos at a

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sideshow after a crash led to a shootout. investigators say one person was killed and two others were wounded sunday night on 10th avenue, not far from franklin elementary. ktvu obtained this cell phone video showing a crash followed by gunfire. some city leaders want big changes to stop what they call out of control sideshows. >> some call for insanity, and there's no reason for bringing that activity to the city of oakland. oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep your car. bottom line, and we do need to make the arrest. >> now, the two people who were wounded are listed in stable condition. so far, no word of any arrests in the case. well, the vallejo police department is working with the chp to deal with reckless driving and sideshows. the city says the chp will conduct several operations on weekend nights throughout

vallejo. new state laws give the police greater authority to impound cars that are linked to sideshow activity. thousands of people signed an online petition last month calling for the state to send more law enforcement into vallejo to fight crime. the mayor of vallejo says that help is very much needed. >> i think it's those types of partnerships where you get elected officials advocating for the community. our staff, our police, everybody doing that work, really working diligently to find those, those solutions together. that's how you take those limited resources and that limited time and use it to leverage as best you can to, to try to move the city forward. >> now, vallejo police have struggled to staff its police department with the numbers going down in recent years. salaries for police in vallejo started $99,000. that's lower than most other large bay area cities. our time is now 525. san francisco has a new program to get people to stop speeding on

streets. beginning in march. the san francisco municipal transportation agency will have dozens of new cameras to take photos of speeding vehicles. 33 cameras are being installed around the city. the first notifications will start going out in march. and our first it will be a warning, but starting in may, tickets will be issued from those speed cameras. >> when the radar detects a vehicle traveling at 11 miles an hour or more over the posted speed limit, it will take a picture of the rear license plate of the vehicle. >> now, the sfmta says the decision on where to place the cameras was data driven, and it looked at the most dangerous streets in the city. the transit agency says san francisco is the first city in the state where speed enforcement cameras will be activated for this program. the speed cameras eventually will also come to oakland and san jose. time is now 526. an investigation is underway into the fire at that battery plant in moss landing. the proposal by

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in san francisco after a shooting, a standoff and then a police shooting inside a building in the soma neighborhood. what we know as the investigation continues this morning. >> they are also coming into locations, places of work that are not identifying themselves. there is a lot of fear and

nervousness. >> the white house reports an increase in immigration, customs and enforcement to make more arrests. the concern immigrant communities have here in the bay area, and dealing with the aftermath of that battery plant fire. the new research showing the impact on the environment and a nearby marsh. [music] >> 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. tuesday morning, january 28th. pam. it's cold. >> it is cold even. i'm cold and i run hot. yeah. >> we're going to hear from gasia coming up at 7:00. she's always cold. yeah. yeah. and she's got her bun warmer on today. oh. i'm sorry. what is that called? >> seat warmer. >> oh, a seat warmer. bun warmer on this morning. hi, everybody. as you're heading out the door, one neighborhood in morgan hill is currently reporting 24 degrees. and genuinely, i'm not sure if you know this, but it's

usually the coldest right before the sun comes up. so the temperature can generally go down just another degree or two over near springtown. 26 degrees walnut creek, now 28. it's freezing in union city, milpitas at 33 degrees. and check out santa clara, san bruno and the outer islands, now at 43 degrees. other notable numbers 44 oakland and across the bay. it's now 42 towards sfo, while fremont is at 35. freeze warning in addition to a frost advisory in effect. bottom line is it is a cold start to what's going to pan out to be a sunshiny day. these winds are slight right now. will pick up to 15 out of the northwest. you can see that we have some storminess out there. we'll track it together. that's all coming up in a matter of minutes. but right now, here's sal castaneda and he's got your traffic. >> all right. and right now, we don't have a lot to talk about, which is good. we've seen the bay bridge looking very good via our triple a traffic camera. it

looks very nice. no problems there. traffic continues to look good as you drive into san francisco. let's talk about the south bay commute. it's off to a good start with no major issues here. traffic also looks good on the peninsula at 531. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay. thank you. we're still following a developing story in san francisco, where the police are still at the scene of a police shooting in the south of market neighborhood. let's go live now to ktvu. ali. rasmus, you're out there. so show us the scene right now. >> well, we are at ninth and mission, and this is where this happened behind us. as soon as this bus goes by, you'll see about 3 to 4 san francisco police patrol cars still outside the intersection where this all happened. part of the street blocked off at that crime scene tape. and just a short time ago, we did see what looked like some investigators with one of those sfpd patrol cars collecting evidence and taking pictures. you see actually there walking out of that building right now, carrying some of their

equipment. this all started around 5:00 yesterday evening. that's when police responded to a report of a man being shot outside one of the buildings on this street. the victim had several life threatening gunshot wounds. he is still in the hospital this morning. police believe that the shooter, the person responsible for shooting that man, had run into a nearby building here at ninth and mission. and that's where a standoff lasting several hours happened. police say they went inside the building. they used their specialist tactical negotiation teams to try and get the suspect to come out. police say he did not. a shooting occurred, and then police went inside the room where the man had been barricading himself and found him dead. now, the latest developments in this happened during the overnight hours. we've reached out to san francisco police for more information. but in the meantime, ninth street between mission and market is closed. you can see it is closed right now. several vehicles out, police patrol cars parked in front of that yellow crime scene tape. and then there's some equipment, tripod and some other equipment that investigators have used. they're still

collecting evidence, trying to piece together how this all happened. live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. ali. we've been following president trump's deportation crackdown since he issued an executive order one week ago. over the weekend, ice agents made arrests in several cities, including denver, where federal agents raided a nightclub targeting drug traffickers and gang members. there were also crackdowns in chicago, miami and newark, new jersey. new york city is reportedly the next focus for ice agents, the department reports the arrest of more than 1100 people yesterday, which is a significant increase from last year's daily average. >> our time now 5.34. increased enforcement by ice agents here in the bay area. it's also increasing fears in immigrant communities. this morning, members of labor unions will rally to show their support to the immigrant community after ice agents were seen in san francisco. the union that represents private janitors in san francisco say ice agents

went to several downtown office buildings late friday afternoon, but building security guards kept them from going inside. the local 87 union president says ice agents did not take anyone into custody. >> what were your workers reactions? the ones that saw it? >> relief that somebody spoke up for them? there is a lot of fear and nervousness, but we want to be able to exercise our power. >> now, state senator scott wiener says a bill he introduced to increase funding for legal help from immigrants has passed through the senate. it's headed to the state assembly on thursday. local 87 union members plan to meet today at city hall in san francisco at 11 a.m. the mayor and other city leaders are expected to speak. >> ice agents have also been spotted in the south bay. agents were seen along alum rock and jackson yesterday. at least one person from colombia has reportedly been detained.

immigrant rights advocates fear these operations will shift from targeting suspected criminals to larger sweeps. >> we've seen so far out of ice our targeted operations. it means that they have their list and they're trying to focus in on that list. but the reality is that we've already heard from tom homan that whoever they're targeting, they're going to sweep, they're going to go around and hit those areas as well. >> pro-immigration groups have been holding know your rights sessions, advising people to have a plan in place for their family, just as they would in the case of a natural disaster. >> our time now. 535. the fear of being deported has many california farmworkers making adjustments to their daily routines, some married couples choosing to work separately to avoid being detained together. others are asking many more questions before they take a job, and they're carefully choosing the locations they work in. many are also changing the way they go about doing their

routine errands. >> we don't want to go to the store or to do laundry on weekends because we have that fear. >> now, organizations like united farm workers are using social media to let the people know about their rights. advocates say everyone has a right to an attorney and an immigration hearing. >> president trump signed an executive order directing the secretary of defense to revise the pentagon's policy on transgender troops. in his order, the president claims service by troops who identify as a gender other than their biological one, quote, conflicts with the soldier's commitment to an honorable, truthful and disciplined lifestyle and is harmful to military readiness. now, it's similar to the ban he put into place during his first administration, which was then overturned by president biden. >> time is now 537. the california public utilities commission is investigating this month's battery storage fire in monterey county. that big fire

at the moss landing power plant started on january 16th. it prompted environmental and health concerns. scientists at san jose state university say they found a dramatic increase of nickel and cobalt in the marsh soils immediately after that fire started. >> right now, those metals are in an oxidized form, which is they are making those little tiny balls of metal which will start eventually moving through the ground. eventually go to groundwater. >> now, the cpuc also issued a proposal yesterday that if it's approved by the state, would create new standards for the maintenance and operation of battery energy storage facilities and also increase oversight over emergency response action plans. >> another cold start to your morning. just equally as chilly and many of our neighborhoods in 24 hours ago. check it out. here we go. lafayette. 29 degrees.

it's below freezing in walnut creek and also to the north in rohnert park. good morning petaluma. you are freezing at 32 degrees. it's now 33. in milpitas, backing through union city and in the south bay. willow glen at 34. around the peninsula. burlingame at 34 as well. and the outer lands in san francisco at 43 degrees. so it's equally as cold just about everywhere this morning. other notable numbers? check it out right now. 36 degrees in novato. it is 35 in fremont and high 20s in fairfield, all the way into tracy. this morning we're talking about a freeze warning in effect in addition to a frost advisory. bottom line is, all you need to know is you need to bundle up out the door. the winds are under ten, but these winds will be increasing today northwesterly to 15mph. area of low pressure now to the south of us. it's now lifting up and jogging out towards texas, leaving behind some clear skies in throughout the los angeles

basin. we're under the influence of high pressure. that dry slot is working its way all the way through san luis obispo, santa barbara and into simi valley. so let's watch our futurecast. and you could see a couple of clouds passing through inverness later today. otherwise, the clouds begin to gather in the form of fog overnight. will wake up tomorrow morning at this time, with some hazy conditions around the peninsula into the central bay, we have those clouds filled back in again on thursday morning and then revealing ample sunshine. but what i'm really tracking is this right here, an area of low pressure that promises to bring us some rain showers. not on your thursday. not even on your friday morning commute, but towards friday evening. some rain showers into your saturday morning. but the big question is what happens after that? we have storms lined up. the computer models are kind of wishy washy on what it wants to do with it, so we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, temperatures similar to yesterday 57 to 63 degrees. let's walk you through your chinese lunar lunar new

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543. san francisco police say an armed suspect died last night after exchanging gunfire with police. police say a suspect responsible for a shooting ran into a building that led to a standoff. the police say the person repeatedly refused to surrender. that led to a violent confrontation and a police shooting. now, police say they did find a gun at the scene. we're waiting now to hear more details from san francisco police later this morning. happening today, the alameda county board of supervisors is set to select a new district attorney. they'll be replacing pamela price, who was recalled by voters in november. seven candidates are being considered by the supervisors to replace price. the person selected will serve through the 2026 midterm elections. tonight, the millbrae city council will debate a

resolution that takes a position of whether to take a position on no confidence in san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. now, the sheriff has been pressured to resign after an independent report found abuse of power, retaliation, intimidation, homophobia and racism within her office. the sheriff corpus is suing san mateo county and says she did nothing wrong. >> stanford university is reviewing its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and will likely modify or eliminate some of them. now, that's due to the white house order that bans dei departments at institutions that receive federal funding. according to the chronicle, stanford's president says the school will examine case by case whether dei policies contribute to academic purpose. the uc system reports it's evaluating how president trump's order will impact diversity initiatives. >> our time now 545. students, faculty members and alumni at sonoma state university are

criticizing a decision at the university to change its town hall of overcutting the athletics program. the university is switching thursday's in-person town hall meeting, debating those budget cuts into an online forum to accommodate a bigger audience. but the grassroots group says the school should host the town hall at its music center that can hold at least 2500 people. critics of the budget cuts are also expected to speak out and show their opposition. at today's meeting of the csu board of trustees in long beach. >> egg prices have been increasing and analysts expect that to continue. the average cost of a dozen eggs in california is up $0.72 this week to about $8.76 a dozen, and prices are up significantly since this time last year. the u.s. agriculture department predicts prices are going to soar another 20% this year. >> so i bought eggs just a few

days ago. actually, i saw they ranged from 6 to $8 for just even like a dozen of them. and that was i even said to myself, i'm like, this is blasphemy. it's just robbery, you know? it's really expensive. >> it's the first time in my life that i've ever had to be kind of embarrassed on what i'm selling eggs for, and it's not our fault. >> now, bird flu has forced farmers to euthanize millions of chickens, and that has pushed egg prices to more than double their usual price. the chicken population is not expected to rebound until sometime this summer. >> our time now. 546 more problems for an oakland recycling contractor being investigated by the federal government. the bay area news group reports. california waste solutions will provide a pair of refunds because of overcharging complaints at two property owners will receive about $100,000 each. two family members who own the company were recently indicted on charges that they bribed, recalled oakland mayor xiang tao and her boyfriend to get city contracts.

>> santa clara based chipmaker nvidia had its worst day on wall street in nearly five years. the chipmaker shares plunged 17%, resulting in a loss of almost $590 billion of its market value. that's the biggest drop ever for a us company. it also comes as we learned that china based ai newcomer deep seek uses far less expensive computing chips than its competitors. >> so they proved with $5.6 million, they can create a chat bot similar to chatgpt for with just $5.6 million, compared to hundreds of million dollars spent to create chatgpt for. >> deep seeks chat bot will most likely be used by companies to improve their own operations, protocols and procedures. >> our time now 548. the biotech company allakos is laying off 75% of its staff. the company, based in san carlos, made the announcement while revealing disappointing results of its

clinical trial. allakos was developing a drug to treat chronic hives, but now plans to discontinue the research of that drug. alico says it will change its focus to exploring strategic alternatives. >> 548 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at the commute. how's it going, sal? >> well, it's beginning to wake up, so to speak, there. pam and dave, good morning to you both. let's go out and see that. westbound 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza. triple a traffic camera showing us a little bit of a delay. nothing much, but the metering lights came on. and that just means that people are getting out there. no, nothing to worry about, though. no crashes reported. looking at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge commute, you can see there looking pretty good there across the peninsula and no problems on 880 now. so this is probably one of the best times of the morning to get out there before all the crowd gets there. 549. let's go to roberta now with today's weather. >> you know how many people told

me yesterday, sal, that they got a credit card and were going on the wind chill? >> that's going to happen again, isn't it? >> it is. it is below freezing outside again this morning. hi, everybody. bundle up. take a look at the current temperatures in and around our microclimates. we're talking freezing in santa rosa. same around livermore and pleasanton. backing through dublin into san ramon. it is now in the mid 30s in fremont, but colder than that in walnut creek. 38 degrees at mineta international airport in san jose. what? the peninsula is pretty much in the low 40s. i have been picking up a station here and there in throughout particular neighborhoods into the 30s around the peninsula. lafayette still sits at 29, while willow glen in the south bay is at 33 degrees. it's a cold start. that is why the national weather service has issued a freeze warning, in addition to a frost advisory, until 9:00 this morning for most of the bay area. official sun up at 716 by the time it sets

tonight, right around 530. northwest winds to 15. these winds right now are generally less than ten. and that's a good thing. or we'd be talking about a wind chill factor. so this is the area of low pressure that brought the copious amounts of precipitation to southern california, in the form of over an inch in santa monica. first time they've had rain since april 2024. high pressure. the key component you can clearly see as it continues to build in and bubble in over northern california. we have a nice winter day setup, pretty seasonal with 50s and low 60s, but big time changes come on your friday in the form of rain. this is the area of low pressure right there out over the pacific ocean. you can see it's taking a direct aim on northern california. fog returns tomorrow morning. at this time thursday morning, the mostly cloudy. by friday looks like we'll have precipitation by friday night into your saturday morning. and after that, computer models are questioning whether another system comes in. and that would

be sunday night into your monday. but meanwhile today, a little bit of haze to the north of us, mostly sunny skies. it looks like we do have the clouds thickening up on thursday, rain likely by the end of the week. and guys, you know what that means. next time around, i'll have the tahoe report. >> ooh, okay. >> sounds great. thank you. roberta. an arrest was made in a suspected hate crime in the south bay. the allegations against this man outside palo alto city hall. >> and it's been a staple in oakland over the past 30 years. this waterfront hotel. but now it looks like it's closing. what? an internal memo obtained by ktvu shows abouthe

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made an initial appearance in federal court in connection with the fatal shooting of a border patrol agent in vermont last week. now, 21 year old theresa youngblood is accused of killing agent david malan. he pulled over youngblood and a german man for an immigration check. a shootout ensued, and both agent malan and the german man were killed. the fbi says agents recovered ammunition, cell phones wrapped in foil and night vision goggles in the suspect's car. >> our time now. 555. president trump started the second week of his second term in his home state of florida. right now, house republicans are holding their annual policy retreat at

one of the trump resorts. now, as of now, congress needs to agree on a spending bill by march 14th. president trump wants to see his top priorities in one of two bills that includes money for border security. the bill could also extend trump's 2017 tax cuts and fulfill his campaign promise to knock tax tipped wages. >> i'm also eager to get to work with congress on the largest package of tax cuts and reforms in american history. we've got to get that done. >> now, the key to the future of that bill, new treasury secretary scott bessent. he's the latest member of president trump's cabinet to be confirmed by the u.s. senate. bessent could play a key role in shaping the new administration's policy ambitions around tax cuts and spending. president trump's nominee for transportation secretary, sean duffy, could be confirmed later today. well, the man who was recently pardoned

for his role in the capitol hill riot at the in washington on january 6th, has been shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop. the indiana state police say an altercation occurred between matthew huddle and an officer during the traffic stop, and huddle had a gun with him. police haven't said what caused the altercation that led to that deadly shooting. >> more than 300,000 palestinian refugees are heading back to what's left of their homes and businesses. and the destruction on the gaza strip. after months of fighting. israel reopened northern gaza for the first time since the start of its 15 month war with hamas. refugees walked for hours toward their homes after being forced to seek shelter in tent camps and schools. however, most of what they left behind has been damaged or destroyed. nato secretary general is warning members to increase their defense spending to protect themselves. he says russia is

attempting to destabilize countries in the alliance, and says threats are closer than allies may think, and that the 2% spending goal set 20 years ago will not be enough to safeguard the alliance. >> russia is trying to destabilize our countries and is challenging the resilience of our societies, with acts ranging from assassination attempts to cyber attacks to sabotage. and russia continues to wage a brutal war of aggression against ukraine. >> nato is also monitoring another ruptured cable in the baltic sea, raising concerns of russian sabotage and spying in the region. >> our time is now. 558. police in san francisco say officers are cracking down on drug dealers in the south of market neighborhood. police say they arrested 218 people in the past 30 days along the sixth street corridor. 124 of the arrests were for drug related offenses.

the police says they've shifted resources to focus on that part of sixth street immediately south of market. in the past month, they've been adding more foot patrols and also bringing in officers from other police districts in the city. well, san francisco police chief bill scott released a statement about these latest efforts. he said, quote, our officers are working hard to make arrests and improve the unacceptable conditions along sixth street. we've seen progress in other parts of the city, and we will ultimately see conditions improve in this area as well. >> it appears the waterfront hotel at jack london square in oakland is about to close its doors. the hotel's website is not accepting future bookings. ktvu obtained a copy of an internal memo saying hyatt will cease management of the hotel on march 18th due to financial issues with the hotel's owner. the waterfront hotel, with 145 rooms, is located along the oakland estuary. we talked with

the hotel guest, who said she has been staying here for many years on business and will be sorry to see it close. >> this is usually my go to because i come in for meetings with the port and it's just walking distance, so i'm sad to see that happen. now i have to find another place to stay. >> the hotel opened in 1990 as part of a redevelopment plan by the port of oakland. we've reached out to the hyatt for details about the reported closure, but we have not heard back. >> san francisco police were involved in a shooting last night with a suspect who they say was barricaded for hours in a building. we have the details about a shooting earlier in the day that brought police to the south of market neighborhood. plus. >> that's a #### shame. tell me why it's too much crime in the city of oakland. and they need to do something about it. >> gunfire and a crash during an

oakland sideshow. you'll see the cell phone video showing the moments leading up to the violence. >> from ktvu. [music] 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 tuesday january 28th. roberto gonzalez is here with our forecast. yeah. rain inside. any rain in sight for us? >> yeah we do by the end of the week. but you're not going to believe this. yesterday, i believe, was one of the coldest mornings so far this year. i got home and my heater was out. it was 58 degrees in my house. that's chilly. and the guy came at 7:00 last night to fix it. and he said, aren't you that weather girl? don't you know better? don't you. >> need to get to bed? >> i know right? yeah. yeah. so it's going to be another cold start to the day today. hi, everybody. good morning to you. you can bank on a really pretty day later with our temperature span 57 to 63 degrees. but we're kick starting the morning with

the freeze warning. in addition to a frost advisory in effect. we're talking about it's cold everywhere. how about below freezing in throughout the tri valley? it is below freezing in throughout santa rosa, back in through cotati, all the way into petaluma this morning, a pair of fours in san francisco and across the bay in alameda and in oakland. and good morning, san jose. you are at 39 degrees. so cupertino and campbell and sunnyvale. so these temperatures are actually a couple of degrees more mild than 24 hours ago, except in the north bay. it's four degrees colder. clear skies looking out this morning towards san francisco, a few clouds drifting through from time to time. otherwise, again, 57 is 63 degrees. hey, sal. pam was asking about rain, and next time around, i'll talk about the rain and what that means for tahoe if snow is in the forecast. >> yeah, i mean, if it doesn't rain, i'm going to have to turn those sprinklers back on.

roberta. and, you know, here we are in winter, so. well, we'll see. we'll hope. anyway, let's go out and see what we have with highway four. i know the smallest violin is playing for me somewhere. the tiny violin. me and my sprinklers. anyway, let's go to highway four westbound. if you are driving over to concord, it looks pretty good. things are getting a little slower. triple a traffic camera showing us the commute at the macarthur maze. and also at the bay bridge. we're getting a little bit loaded up here, although still, this is about a 5 to 7 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge, so not too bad. 602 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you sal. we do begin with developing news. we're following in san francisco, where police have confirmed that an armed suspect is dead after a confrontation with officers. now, the incident started shortly before 5:00 yesterday evening at ninth and mission in the city's south of market area. police say the suspect was wanted for an earlier shooting and ran into a building that led to a standoff. officers say the suspect refused

to surrender, which eventually led to a violent confrontation in which an officer opened fire. that suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. a gun was recovered. officers say a male victim who was shot earlier is listed in critical condition. >> well, oakland police are still investigating a weekend sideshow that followed a crash that led to a shootout. investigators say one person was killed sunday night. two others were wounded on 10th avenue, not far from franklin elementary. ktvu obtained this cell phone video showing a crash that was followed by gunfire. some city leaders want big changes to be made to stop what they say are out of control. sideshows. >> some call for insanity, and there's no reason for bringing that activity to the city of oakland. oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep your car. bottom line,

and we do need to make the arrest. >> now, the two people who were wounded in the shooting are in stable condition. so far, no reports of any arrests in this case. well, a man in palo alto is in jail after being accused of a hate crime outside of city hall. 44 year old gavin moore was arrested for allegedly harassing a woman who was walking through civic center plaza on friday. police say the woman told an officer she was being chased by a man who aggressively rushed towards her, blocked her path and yelled a racial slur directed at asian people. that man was arrested after police found him at a nearby shopping mall. >> well, happening this morning, local union members plan to rally at san francisco city hall. this comes after ice raids targeted workers in downtown just last week. janitors in multiple buildings in downtown san francisco were targeted last friday, but security guards stopped ice agents at the door. mayor daniel lurie, the district

attorney, city attorney, union president they're all expected to speak and address the growing fears within the community. >> well, increased enforcement by ice agents here in the bay area is also increasing the fears in immigrant communities. later this morning, labor union members plan to rally and show their support for the immigrant community after ice agents were seen in san francisco. now, the union representing private janitors in san francisco says ice agents went to several downtown office buildings late friday afternoon, but building security guards kept them from going inside. the president of local 87 says ice agents did not take anyone into custody. >> your workers reactions, the ones that saw it. >> relief that somebody spoke up for them. there is a lot of fear and nervousness, but we want to be able to exercise our power. >> now, state senator scott wiener says a bill that he introduced to increase funding

for legal help for immigrants has passed in the senate. it's headed to the state assembly on thursday. local 87 union members plan to meet today at 11:00 at san francisco city hall. the mayor and other city leaders are expected to speak. >> ice agents have also been spotted in the south bay. agents were seen along alum rock and jackson yesterday. at least one person from colombia has reportedly been detained. immigrant rights advocates fear these operations will shift from targeting suspected criminals to wider sweeps. >> we've seen so far out of ice our targeted operations. it means that they have their list and they're trying to focus in on that list. but the reality is that we've already heard from tom homan that whoever they're targeting, they're going to sweep, they're going to go around and hit those areas as well. >> pro-immigration groups have been holding know your rights sessions, advising people to have a plan in place for their family, just as they would in the case of a natural disaster.

>> your time now is 607 today in alameda county, the board of supervisors set to select a new district attorney. the leaders are replacing pamela price, who was recalled by voters in november. pamela price was criticized for being soft on crime. now, the board of supervisors, considering seven people for the district attorney's job. that appointee will serve through the 2026 midterm elections. >> today, a south bay county is looking to ban artificial turf. santa clara county leaders say grass fields are physically and medically safer. ktvu james torres is live from a sports complex in sunnyvale, with why this idea is getting both support and pushback. james. >> and good morning to you, pam. we're just outside the twin creeks sports complex behind me. it's a number of different soccer fields, baseball fields. it's also a county owned facility. so if a turf ban were to eventually go into effect, this would be a place that would be impacted. so let's talk about

some of the arguments in place here. supervisor otto lee says that he will introduce a resolution today at the board of county supervisors meeting. he gathered doctors and community leaders late last week support supporting that ban on turf, saying it leads to more injuries for kids and the chemicals in the turf can lead to long lasting health problems, some as extreme as cancer. they also expressed concerns about the dangers of turf fields in the heat. but those against the ban say turf offers more access to fields and parks. it gives kids more opportunities to play, especially after rainstorms and some severe weather. they say turf is also easier to maintain than grass and can save water. >> a lot of studies that show that there's really no correlation there. yes, we should be concerned about plastics and chemicals, but we should not be scaring our youth and our parents that going out and playing sports is going to cause cancer.

>> that ban would affect any new county owned land, but there would be a handful of exceptions. it would not get rid of any parks with turf currently under contract. supervisors will begin their meeting at 930 this morning, but they won't get into this conversation until at least 2 p.m. if passed, there will be a second vote on this ordinance next week. we're live this morning in sunnyvale. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> that is a hot topic. james, thank you so much for that discussion and update. >> so how are you and sal going to solve that? >> i know, sal, i mean, you have girls currently playing sports. i don't know if they're out on the fields, but there's definitely mixed opinions on this. >> yeah, this has been going on for a while. we'll see if they end up figuring it out. good morning everyone. let's go right to the bay bridge. i want to show you the traffic camera. and it shows you the traffic is beginning to stack up at the toll plaza here. it's not quite backed up to the maze, but it's

getting busier all along here. the last few minutes, it's really kind of starting to get busy. san mateo dumbarton bridge looked pretty good. no slowdowns there yet, and the rest of the east bay commute is off to a good start. 610 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, the bay area now thinking about the palisades wildfire in los angeles county. we'll tell you what one east bay fire district hopes it has learned a valuable lesson from what has happened in southern california. >> and a separate bay area fire department says it is understaffed. we'll tell you about changes being considered and being made so that fire department is prepared for the next

some of the stories we're following for you this morning. a shooting suspect is dead following a confrontation with san francisco police. now, officers say they located an armed suspect wanted for a shooting a man earlier in the day. the suspect ran into a building and held police at bay and refused to surrender. an officer eventually shot that individual, who was later pronounced dead at the scene. >> well, increased enforcement by ice agents here in the bay area is really stirring up fears. later today, labor unions will show support for the immigrant community after ice operations over the weekend took place in san francisco. the union represents private janitors, says ice agents went to several downtown office buildings late friday afternoon.

the union president says ice agents were not able to take anyone into custody during that raid. >> a historic chinese restaurant is closed after operating for 116 years. the sam wo restaurant closed its original location on washington street in chinatown. the restaurant had belonged to a family for years and was looking to sell the business, but couldn't find a buyer. >> our time is now 614. new research is out showing some bay area fire departments are understaffed. ktvu is. andre senior is in the studio now looking at what san jose leaders are doing about this. good morning. >> good morning dave. this comes after the mayor of san jose asked the city to assess how equipped its fire department is to handle a big fire, like those in l.a. county. data from the bay area news group shows san jose has the lowest firefighter staffing level when compared to oakland, san francisco and los angeles. san jose's firefighter union says budgetary restraints are making it difficult to recruit. some city leaders say more local property tax should

go towards paying firefighters. >> a lot of our constituents pay our property taxes, but the majority of our property taxes go to the state and the county. so therefore, we need to leverage the resource from the county and the state to do fire prevention and to make sure that our citizens is safe. >> the city currently has 632 firefighters, but the union says the city needs 700 to 1000 to be considered properly staffed. >> we're budgeted for 723, but the reality is, is that we don't have a recruitment division, we don't have a ability for us to go out in our own community and get people to be make a direct impact on the city of san jose. >> san jose's fire chief says the department is making some progress thanks to 2018 measure t chief robert sabin said in part in a statement, quote, we are expanding our capacity with three brand new fire stations

and four additional fire companies, and increasing our daily minimum staffing from 190 to 202 personnel. he adds, the new stations locations were chosen to help high demand areas or places more susceptible to fires. san jose leaders say while they work to increase funding, people should continue to educate themselves and to prepare as much as they can for a major fire event, including having an evacuation plan ready to go. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time now, 616. work is underway here in the bay area to reduce the wildfire risk in the east bay hills. the fire district and the moraga orinda area called for prescribed burns to remove dry grass. this comes as the east bay mud held meetings last week with fire departments talking about having access to water supplies. in looking back and examining the los angeles fires, one concern is that fire hydrants lost pressure or failed to have enough water to fight the fires. >> the fires in los angeles. we've been coordinating even

more closely, and the purpose of those meetings is to really do a walkthrough of east bay mud's water system in their area so they know here's where the tanks are, here's how much storage we have. >> now, among other preparations, filling the water storage on red flag days, making sure they can maintain the thousands of hydrants around the area. >> los angeles county received some much needed rain over the weekend, and that is helping firefighters get close to full containment on the two biggest fires. however, as feared, the rain also sent ash and mud flowing down some of the burned out hillsides. now, the debris flow was not as bad as some had feared along the coast, thanks in part to barriers that were placed along the hillsides ahead of the rain. in some areas, including santa monica. marine biologists are taking samples of the water and checking for toxic contamination. >> fire did not only burn vegetation, it also burned structures. and in those structures there are things like

metal piping. there's plastic products, there's cleaning products. there's potentially lead and asbestos, all kinds of things in these buildings that also burned. >> the u.s. environmental protection agency is working with los angeles county and residents to clear the debris from the burned out homes and businesses. >> all right, pam. time is 618. sal is back. i'm assuming you're working hard out there. everybody behaving for you. >> well, things are beginning to pick up a little bit. dave and pam, we have a little bit of slowing out there on 880 that i've just spied with my traffic maps here, and also at the bay bridge. i'm kind of looking around. highway four does have some slow traffic. let's go to our triple a traffic camera of the bay bridge. you can see it's filled in just maybe about 20 minutes ago. wasn't this bad or i would say slow, but once you get onto the bridge, it looks good. we don't have any crashes. and that's the good news right now. it's just more of a routine

commute at 619. what about today's weather? it seems a little cold out there. roberta. >> did it seem like that for you? >> yes. it's cold. definitely. >> we've had temperatures well below freezing again for a second morning in a row. hi, everybody. this is why the national weather service has issued a freeze warning in addition to a frost advisory in effect until 9:00. straight up. because look at these temperatures. it is below freezing in santa rosa and also throughout the tri valley. it is now freezing in napa back in through sonoma. oh. check out fairfield 28 degrees. wow. 40s across the peninsula at this early hour and 39 degrees in willow glen all the way to the rose garden district. we have a dry slot right here, right now. this is the area of low pressure that brought up to an inch of rain and throughout the santa monica area yesterday, it's still producing some light snow in the form of sleet and snow right there around the tehachapi

mountains as you make your way into california city, then drop into mojave, also around big bear. up to ten inches of snow did accumulate yesterday alone. now. meanwhile, while we are under the influence of high pressure, we will notice fog on the increase later tonight into this time tomorrow morning. then look behind me here. it's big, it's beautiful. it's an area of low pressure that will keep marching towards northern california right there, clipping that northwestern section of the state by friday morning. and then friday afternoon, late afternoon towards the evening commute, we'll start to see some light rain on the pavement all the way through the overnight hours into our saturday morning. now, what does this mean for tahoe? well, currently it's nine degrees nine degrees in truckee, but temperatures are way too warm. snow level will start out about 10 a.m. on friday right around 7000ft. then it goes up to about 8000ft. so it's more like rain is likely with the wind on saturday and sunday in tahoe. okay, here's increasing

fog for tonight. otherwise we're talking about temperatures 57 to 63 degrees. a real pretty day for you. fog tomorrow morning thursday morning as well. and then the clouds thicken on friday. we're talking about rain by friday night through your saturday morning pam. >> all right. thank you roberta. president trump's crusade against diversity, equity and inclusion departments is having an impact here in the bay area. the local university that's looking at revising its policies. plus. >> how many people are getting attacked? >> selena gomez went on social media and cried for migrants being removed from the country. her response to one critic who wants her deported. [music dave's been very excited about saving big

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624. stanford university is reviewing its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and will likely modify or eliminate some of them. that's due to the white house order that bans dei departments of institutions that receive federal funding, according to the chronicle. stanford's president says the school will examine case by case whether dei policies contribute to academic purpose. the uc

system reports it's evaluating how president trump's order will impact diversity initiatives. student, faculty and alumni at sonoma state university are criticizing a decision at the university regarding cutting the athletics program. now, the school is switching thursday's in-person town hall set to discuss cutbacks to an online forum to accommodate a bigger audience. however, students say the school should keep the town hall in person and hold it at the music center on campus that can hold at least 2500 people. critics of the cutbacks are also expected to voice their opposition at today's csu board of trustees meeting in long beach. the california public utilities commission is investigating this month's battery storage fire in monterey county. the fire at the plant in moss landing started january 16th, prompting environmental and health concerns. scientists at san jose state university say they found a dramatic increase of nickel and cobalt in the marsh soil immediately following the fire.

>> right now, those metals are in an oxidized form, which is why they're making those little tiny balls of metal, which will start eventually moving through the ground and eventually go to groundwater. >> the cpuc also issued a proposal that, if approved by the state, would create new standards for the maintenance and operation of battery energy storage facilities and increase oversight over emergency response action plans. [music] immigrant groups are expressing shock and anger concerning a substitute teacher. why? they're blaming her for threats of immigration crackdowns and in the pursuit of tiktok, the multi-billion dollar companies vying for one of the most po lar platforms on social

i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements.

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with the police department says led to the gunfire. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live, there's the opening bell ringing live. you hear that some of the big car makers are in with some good news. [music] general motors reports solid earnings for the fourth quarter and projections for the year ahead that beat analysts expectations. however, analysts point out the forecast does not account for the tariffs and cuts to incentives for evs that president trump has threatened

to impose. by the way, nvidia stock set to gain some of the losses it took yesterday. numbers look up. 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 good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, january 28th. cooks are. why didn't you warn me? it was so cold outside. >> did you not listen to all of us talking about it? >> i mean, roberta tried to warn me, but i went anyway. it's cold. >> that's all everybody is talking about. really? right. >> dave clark. >> was cold. >> my human weather station. give it to me right now. what's it like outside? >> it's freezing. it really is. it's. it's cold. >> it's true. you know, yesterday was one of the coldest days so far this year. today it lines right up there. in fact, i've been asking for the past 24 hours. hey, who left the door open? all the cold air is filtering in. we've got a clear sky this morning. we have cold temperatures, but later today, a real pretty day. sun splashed

skies. and then tomorrow, for the chinese lunar new year, we will have clouds begin to snake in. do you guys see what i did there? >> yeah, i saw that. >> love it. okay. national weather service has issued a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 this morning due to cold temperatures. check it out. 29 degrees currently in lafayette to 33 degrees in the south bay and willow glen, petaluma. freezing. walnut creek's below freezing. good morning. vallejo through american canyon at 33 degrees. it is 31 degrees at the airport in livermore, 39 at mineta, and 44 right now in san francisco, 31 degrees in cotati, going up to a high today of 62 hour span, 57 to 62 degrees. a few high, thin clouds racing across the horizon. i'll talk about rain and when you should expect it. sal castaneda, i got to tell you something. i was in southern california covering the fires. right. so the rain was forecast and nobody knew what to do. they're like, okay,

windshield wipers, not sure. fluid for the windshield wipers, not sure we've got rain coming, sal. >> yeah. you know, and i'm glad you brought that up, roberta, because as we go to these pictures, i'm going to show you. let's go to the triple a traffic camera. you see how people, their tail lights and their headlights are on. remember, when it does rain, it is california state law that even during the day, you have to have your headlights on. even, you know, even though you can see it's for other cars to see you. so anytime the windshield wipers are going, technically you have to have your headlights on. just remember that you could be cited for it. just be safe out there. this is a look at westbound 92 westbound dumbarton bridge. those commutes look pretty good to the peninsula. 633 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, we are following a developing story in san francisco this morning. police have now confirmed a man has died after a police shooting in the south of market neighborhood. we want to check in with ali rasmus, who is there

on the scene with more to tell us. ali? >> yeah. ninth and mission is where this all happened. in front of a building right here behind us. now, up until just about ten minutes ago, this street, ninth between mission and market, had been closed to traffic. but just about ten minutes ago, police wrapped up the crime scene tape. investigators wrapped up their work here after gathering evidence and collecting information about what led up to this. now, this all started around 5:00 yesterday evening. that's when police responded to a report of a man being shot outside an apartment building on ninth street. the victim had several life threatening gunshot wounds. he is still in the hospital this morning. one witness described what he saw. >> i was standing right across the street from my house and this guy was just kind of laying under a blanket right over here by the doorway where he got shot. he was just laying there, and all of a sudden this guy comes out of the door and he just came out and he shot him

like point blank three times. >> now, police believe the gunman then ran into the apartment building at ninth and mission. officers followed him inside. and that's where a standoff lasting several hours occurred. police say they used their specialist tactical and negotiation teams to get the man to come out and surrender. police say he did not. police opened fire. a shooting occurred and police then went into the room where the man had been barricading himself and found him dead. now, the latest developments in this happened during the overnight hours. we reached out to san francisco police for more information. but again, just in the last 15 minutes or so, police did reopen this part of ninth street between mission and market. it had been closed since about 5:00 yesterday when this all started. live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, ali. thank you. time is 6.35 tonight. the millbrae city council will take up a resolution stating their position on a no confidence vote on san mateo county sheriff

christina corpus. the sheriff has been under a lot of pressure to resign after a report by an independent investigator found abuse of power, retaliation, intimidation, homophobia and racism within her office. the san mateo county board of supervisors and the city of san carlos have already passed resolutions expressing no confidence in the sheriff. >> we've been following president trump's deportation crackdown since he issued an executive order one week ago. now, over the weekend, ice agents made arrests in several cities, including denver, where federal agents raided a nightclub targeting drug traffickers and gang members. there were also crackdowns in chicago, miami and newark, new jersey. new york city is reportedly the next focus of ice. the agency reports it arrested more than 1100 people yesterday, and that is a significant increase from last year's daily average. >> time now 636. a fear of being deported has many farm workers

making adjustments in their daily routine. some married couples now are choosing to work separately to avoid being detained together. others are asking a lot more questions before they take a job, choosing the locations where they're working in as well, carefully. many are also changing the way they go about doing routine errands. >> queremos salir como. >> we don't want to go to the store or to do laundry on weekends because we have that fear. now, organizations like united farm workers are using social media to let farmers know about their rights. advocates say everyone has a right to an attorney and an immigration hearing. >> actress and singer selena gomez is now responding to a senate candidate who said she should be deported for publicly supporting and sympathizing with mexican migrants. >> oh my people are getting

attacked. and children. >> in the video, she's seen crying about ice deportations. she says she wishes she could do something about it. former republican senate candidate sam parker took to x, calling for her to be deported after this video was posted, selena gomez responded on instagram saying thanks for the laugh and the threat. the actress has spoken about illegal immigration before and produced a netflix documentary called living undocumented. >> our time now. 637. a school district in texas promising a full investigation after a substitute teacher allegedly asked federal immigration officers to raise her high school. school officials say the teacher posted a statement on social media over the weekend, urging ice officers to come to her school in fort worth, texas. she allegedly complained that many of her students did not speak english, and ice agents should remove them from the classroom. local immigrant

rights groups are furious about it. >> so when you start saying, you know, come raid our school, you know you're talking about the majority of children in our schools in texas are latino. and so you just can't make assumptions. >> now, this happened just days after the trump administration said it would allow immigration raids on school campuses. time is now 638. well, today, santa clara county could ban artificial turf on all public property because of health and environmental concerns. county leaders began studying a ban on artificial turf last year. they say the grass fields are physically and medically safer, reports link plastics found in artificial turf to long lasting health concerns like cancer. they also say it attracts and retains more heat, putting the users at risk of heat related illnesses. >> all right, back over to sal.

keeping an eye on the commute. where are you starting, sal? >> we're going to start in the east bay. pam and dave, we are going to the bay bridge because it's very crowded there on the bay bridge approach, triple a traffic camera showing us that the commute is slow. i also want to take a look at the richmond bridge, and it doesn't look like it's moving along very well at all. i just noticed that before i put it up. so looking around to see if there's anything unusual on the bridge, sometimes it just gets this way. but sometimes we have a stalled vehicle making it that way. i don't i don't see anything right now, but we will let you know if we find something on the bridge. i do want to say that if you're driving to the south bay right now, it's a good time to get out there because the south bay commute usually doesn't get going until later. so if you're trying to get over to sunnyvale or cupertino, you might want to get on the road soon before the big crowd gets there. 640. let's bring roberta back, talking about today's cold start. >> yeah. so you're bundled up, heading out the door this

morning, sal. also, you're going to want your sunglasses. we have the abundance of sun today. officially, our sunrise is at 716. already getting a beautiful view. and we do have some of those clouds whisping through the area, roughly about 1400 feet. but those clouds serve a purpose. they act like a blanket, so the temperatures are not as cold this morning as 24 hours ago, but nonetheless freeze warning. in effect, we do have some of our inland areas, like fairfield, that's already dipped down between 28 and 29 degrees. in addition to that, the national weather service has issued a frost advisory until 9 a.m. because of this, you will see ice on your lawn this morning. it is below freezing in livermore. it is below freezing all the way from petaluma into santa rosa, including cotati and guerneville. it's 43 now in oakland and in piedmont and across the bay, 43 degrees in san carlos. now, temperatures later today from the 50s to

right around 63 degrees, we have this dry slot. so therefore the abundance of sunshine we have the departure of that area of low pressure that produced an inch of rain in southern california yesterday. and santa monica still behind it, a lot of backwash in the form of rain and snow. at elevation 7000ft in the tehachapi mountains. also, big bear recorded ten full inches of snow. okay, we do have a rainmaker on approach. here. take a look at this. increasing clouds on our thursday and then friday morning eclipse the northwestern quadrant of the state of california. we will have rain by the evening commute into your saturday morning. for tahoe, that means rain in the forecast for both saturday and sunday. the snow level is just too high at 8000ft and it's going to be windy again, 57 to 63. we'll talk about rain in this area and your weekend outlook that's coming up later. >> all right roberta thank you. time is 642. president trump has

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america. this comes after president trump signed an executive order on his first day back in office. he ordered the interior secretary to make those changes within 30 days. >> several u.s. companies could be in the running to acquire tiktok. president trump says microsoft was holding discussions about buying the social media app after it went dark. last week. he was in discussions with several parties about a potential acquisition of tiktok, and further suggested that he would like to see a bidding war over the popular app. after taking office last week, trump signed an executive order delaying the enforcement of the tiktok ban by 75 days. a new bid for tiktok is in the works to try to keep the app from being banned in the u.s, san francisco based perplexity and a search engine company has proposed merging its business with tiktok and giving the u.s. government a 50% ownership. now, that would be part of an initial public offering of at least $300 billion. shares owned by the u.s. government would not have

voting power, and the government would not get a seat on the company board. >> our time now 647 for the first time since amazon bought whole foods. workers at whole foods voted to join a labor union. workers at a philadelphia whole foods store voted 130 to 100, and lists of retailers say the boat shows amazon employees are trying to pressure the company into offering higher wages and better safety conditions. amazon bought whole foods in 2017. >> 647 is the time. back over to sal. keeping an eye on the morning commute. what do people need to know if they're getting ready to head out the door? >> well, if you are going to marin county out of richmond, there's a stalled car on the other side of the bridge closer to the end, but it's causing slow traffic all the way across. and look at the traffic here at the toll plaza. usually it's moving at least a little bit. looks like it's absolutely stopped here. hopefully they get that car. looks like chp saying

it was a car that was out of gas. hopefully traffic will start moving again pretty soon. let's take a look at highway four. that is slow. as you come over through the willow pass grade. this is the triple a traffic camera macarthur maze. traffic also looks okay coming out toward the bay bridge toll plaza and at the bay bridge. it is backed up to the maze. 648. let's bring roberta back with today's weather. >> thank you, sal, and good morning, everybody. we do have another cold start to your day. and as the sun comes up, this is generally the time that it is the coldest part of your morning. and that's because we've had so many hours of darkness. now the sun is making an appearance at 716, and with it 31 degrees in throughout livermore and pleasanton, dublin, back into san ramon, including danville. good morning to all of you in walnut creek. you're at 33 degrees. oh, look at palo alto. 28 degrees there.

equally as cold and frigid in throughout the fairfield area. below freezing. now in santa rosa. freeze warning in effect this morning until 9 a.m. frost advisory. also in effect. you'll see a little ice on the lawn this morning. live weather camera. we are looking out toward san francisco. we do have the intrusion now of the fog pushing in. we have clouds down to about 1400 feet. these clouds will act like a blanket, so it won't be as cold this morning as yesterday. winds are calm. they will pick up later. northwest at 15. dry slot here. departure of an area of low pressure over southern california. a little bit of backwash in the form of some snow flurries. still at elevation 7000ft in throughout the tehachapi mountains. dropping into california city and also mojave. we have high pressure in command. that means temperatures today, a seasonal winter day here in the bay area with a few high thin clouds scraping across the horizon. mostly sunny skies. this is

what's in your weekend plans. an area of low pressure will drop into the bay area on friday evening, and that will produce a smattering of rain showers through about saturday morning. so here it is on approach for your thursday. watch the clock. here's friday morning nicking that northwestern corner of the state of california. then sliding into the bay area towards the evening commute. more likely the nighttime hours and overnight for your saturday. so again, a cold morning starting off with mostly sunny skies. there you have that fog that moved in temperatures revealing 57 degrees along the sea shore to 60s around the bay side, low 60s in vallejo and american canyon. we're talking 63 cupertino, campbell and in los gatos. the extended forecast morning fog on wednesday and thursday. the clouds thicken up on thursday afternoon. rain is likely going friday and that is good news to report next time around. >> all right roberta, thank you. time is 651 as firefighters are now almost completely controlled those wildfires in l.a. county.

the focus is now on rebuilding. but there's also a controversy. >> ktvu is bailey o'carroll joining us now from the city of irwindale in the los angeles area this morning. good morning, bailey. talk about this conflict that's going on. >> yeah. good morning, pam and dave. it's been a while since i've said that. that's right. as you focus on these fires, as you mentioned, as they get put out, the focus turns to rebuilding. but you can't rebuild until you clear out all of that debris. a lot of that hazardous toxic debris, it all has to go somewhere. and it's going to come right here to irwindale. the folks here in this city, but also the surrounding communities, not too happy that it's coming here again. hazardous toxic debris, talking about things like lithium batteries, computers, tablets, tvs, all sorts of electronics. and their fear is for their health and the possible environmental impacts that this could have on their

neighborhoods. their other issue with this is that they say that they were really given no warning or a heads up. >> we understand there's a lot of debris, there's a lot of toxins to come on over here 15 miles away. and we were not even being notified. that's quite shocking for us. >> within about 200 yards of the san gabriel riverbed and about 500 yards of a residential community with kids and children. and for them to set this up overnight without no notification is just very alarming. >> now, the epa says that they have already prepped this area, that they already have safety measures in place. they're going to use a water truck to help minimize dust from spreading out into the air. they're going to do routine testing and sampling to help mitigate any negative impacts. the waste will be brought to this park daily and then sort of sorted and processed here. so really almost a sort of sorting facility that this will be turned into. and then that waste, once it's

sorted into the proper areas, it will actually be taken over by the federal government, the department of transportation. they will then transport that hazardous toxic waste to proper disposal facilities from here. but again, folks in these surrounding communities, their hearts go out to the victims of this fire. they know how heartbreaking it's been just being around here in l.a. but again, they just don't want that toxic waste to come here to their communities. they actually did start a change.org petition that has over 500 signatures. and the what they're offering is they say that all this debris should really be processed at the burn scar. the areas that the fire happened in dave and pam. we will send it back to you guys in studio. >> thank you. thank you. our time now. 654. it is a symbol of san francisco that survived both the san francisco and loma prieta earthquake, but now one of the oldest businesses in the city is closed, at least for

now. right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian and see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning gasia. >> good morning. david bailey just showed us in los angeles. the flames are out and fire cleanup across southern california is kicking into high gear, but the political fires is picking up steam. new at seven. what california leaders say about president trump's suggestion that the military is deploying in california with a focus on water. then growing concerns about bird flu hitting flocks across the united states. the new strain of the virus just discovered here in california, and why health officials are worried about possible mutations now. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers.

i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

on two. at 657, a man who was recently pardoned by president trump for his role in the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol, was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in indiana during a traffic stop. the indiana state police says there was an altercation between matthew huddle and a police officer during that traffic stop, and they say huddle had a gun at the time. police haven't said yet what led to the altercation that caused that deadly shooting? well, here at home, it appears the waterfront hotel at oakland's jack london square is about to close its doors. the hotel's website is no longer accepting bookings in the future. ktvu obtained a copy of

an internal memo saying that hyatt will cease management of that hotel on march 18th because of financial problems with the hotel's owner. the waterfront hotel, with 145 rooms, is on the oakland estuary estuary. we talked to one hotel guest who said she's been staying there for years on business meetings and will be sorry to see the hotel close. >> this is usually my go to because i come in for meetings with the port and it's just walking distance, so i'm sad to see that happen. now i have to find another place to stay. >> now we've reached out to hyatt for information and details about the reports of the closure. so far we've had no response. well, an historic chinese restaurant in san francisco that first opened its doors 116 years ago may have closed for good. the sam wo restaurant in chinatown served its first meals at its original

location on washington street shortly after the 1906 earthquake. then it moved to nearby clay street ten years ago. it's been run by the same family for generations, but the owners decided to close the restaurant indefinitely on sunday after failing to find a buyer. >> this morning, one person is dead after a police shooting in san francisco, where officers say it was in connection to a different shooting that sent someone to the hospital. >> plus generations of memories. where do you even start? >> people finally being allowed back in the areas destroyed by the palisades fire. why? many whose homes were destroyed have plenty of questions about what's next. then today, leaders in the south bay could ban artificial turf on fields across the region. what that would mean for sports and local parks in santa clara county. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm