thanks, betty. we'll check in with betty in just a bit.ore than 60 countries who are part of the swim from alcatraz. alcatraz. it's tough to say. triathlon this morning. they're from 60 different countries. they've already done a swim in the bay. the folks that you are watching on your screen right now, now they are on to this 18 mile bike, and then they'll go on an eight mile run. so these athletes boarded a boat just after six this morning, just to give you an idea of what their morning was like. they boarded that boat. it took them out to alcatraz island. then they jumped in the waters to do this mile and a half swim. they finished that. they're on their bikes now. this will be 18 miles through the presidio. then after this, they will get off those bikes and get on their running shoes and run eight miles. no big deal, right? hello all right. this is a really fun tradition for san francisco. this first race, this first triathlon took place actually, back in 1981. it now draws more than 2000 athletes to san francisco every year. if you ar

betty yu betty has the very latest numbers from cal fire as crews work to contain the huge flames. >> betty frank crews have been working round the clock. the corral fire began saturday afternoon near the city of tracy, and that's about 60 miles east of san francisco. so right now this fire is straddling the bay area and central california. cal fire says this morning it is 15% contained. and right now there are 400 firefighters and personnel trying to get it under control. take a look at this map behind me. this is the affected area, the corral fire right now has burned more than 12,500 acres. and that is east of livermore. now. it briefly jumped 580 here, and it still remains closed this morning in both directions. and that's at corral hollow road. and south crismon road. but firefighters tell us that that was quickly contained. now the tracy municipal airport is located nearby, and that is not far from these residential communities right here. this community is currently under construction, but people are living just over the 580 here. you just saw my colleague bailey o'carroll repo

betty, you live there in oakland? betty, thank you for that.hearing from the attorney representing oakland, mayor shengtao. lawyer tony brass spoke with ktvu amberleigh yesterday evening, just one day after federal agents raided the mayor's home on maiden lane. brass says he believes the mayor is not the target of an ongoing investigation. and he says mayor tao is ready to speak to federal agents next week. >> she is and has always been ready, willing and able to answer questions and ready, willing and able to cooperate in this investigation. the fbi had never approached her. this is the first she knows of the investigation. >> when federal agents searched three other properties in oakland, including those of the dung family, which owns california waste solutions. that's a company that runs oakland's curbside recycling program. term. a jury found david depape guilty of a violent attack on nancy pelosis husband in a second trial in san francisco. depape was convicted of a long list of crimes, including false imprisonment, kidnaping, burglary, th

lady's focus a as you know several them betty ford.ut inifornia. i mean, that that is incredible. what rosalynn carter health. she continued t caregiving. right. which, you know, became important in her and jimmy's lives. and that that was a real big also immunizat lady of georgia. she continued to in the white house. house. but no one knew about most of ■1what until she died. and i want to recognize our former first lady of betty bumpers. yes. who worked closely with mrs. carter. yeah, absolutely and and talking about partnerships, rosalynn carter and betty ford became very good friends, though one husband had beaten the other one and tested fired on the health care proposal of hillary clinton. hillary clinton. and they wanted mental health in any kind of health care. so, you know, those have been incredible legacies. you know, you can talk about the laura barbara bush and literacy. in, barbara bush is she launched within just two months of becoming wow, first lady was bur family literacy really was tackling adult illiteracy in this c

betty just touched on it.ame, dj skrillex and fred again confirming a show for today, civic center plaza. the show was announced a week ago. tickets already sold out in 30 minutes. show is scheduled to start at 630 tonight. tickets were 80 bucks a piece. >> well, the rave at san francisco's civic center isn't the only event offering live music in the bay area this weekend. today is the beginning of la honda fest at the napa valley expo, with over 30 acts spanning several genres, including regional mexican, latin pop, spanish rock, reggaeton and banda will perform mana, who played at bottlerock last weekend, will also perform. the festival begins at 1130 today with dj umami. the last act takes place on sunday night around eight. right now, two day passes and saturday single day passes are still available. >> 735 your time, a civil grand jury report has found the city of san francisco is dealing with a quote out of control illegal fireworks problem as it prepares for the 4th of july holiday. the report found. th

thanks, betty. >> thank you. betty, we'll see you in a bit.f publicity for kicking off the modern lgbtq rights movement . >> but that uprising wasn't the first instance of lgbtq+ people standing up for their rights. ktvu zac sos shows us a theater production honoring the legacy of the compton's cafeteria riot in san francisco. >> if you even have to be, it means the world to me because i want everyone to see this story, this history. >> donna persona celebrating the launch of a play she co-wrote which transports audience members back to the days of the compton's cafeteria riot and san francisco's tenderloin. >> i want everyone in the world to know about it. >> the now transgender rights activist was 18 when she first went to jean compton's cafeteria, a gathering place at night for drag queens, trans women and sex workers. in the summer of 1966, amid constant harassment by police, a trans woman threw coffee in the face of an officer after he attempted to arrest her for a crime then known as female impersonation. >> one night, they just had enou

you mentioned betty white. i think joe biden would say to you, governor, thank you for being a friend. it's a "golden girls" reference, margaret, because you're in ohio and you were a longtime conservative, centrist, depending who you ask. and here you are making those arguments for joe biden. it's interesting, margaret, that joe biden does have friends like john kasich. because in ohio and in the midwest and even parts of michigan, georgia, that's where the conversation is. it's not far right or far left. it's, sort of, more middle. your thoughts on all the above, margaret? >> yeah. it's very ohio. it's very harrisburg, pennsylvania, which is where i'm from. and ari, the news tonight is that you watch "the golden girls,"? really? you know the theme song. >> "three's company," too. yeah. >> wow. okay. so, if biden could pick state of the union biden and mix it with scranton biden, he'd be about in the right space for the debate. it's so hard to be yourself in a debate after you've been grilled for a week and yo

all right. >> betty yu reporting live for us tonight. betty thank you. a review by the state attorney general has found the san francisco da's office did not abuse its powers when it declined to file charges in the killing of a shoplifting suspect. banco brown was shot and killed last year during an altercation with a walgreens security guard. brown was unarmed. san francisco da brooke jenkins declined to file charges in this case because prosecutors did not believe they could disprove claims the guard acted in self-defense, according to the review. prosecutors did not abuse their discretion when they opted not to file charges. >> san francisco's plan to bring two giant pandas from china to the san francisco zoo will be voted on tomorrow at the board of supervisors meeting last week, a committee passed a funding resolution that authorized the city to solicit donations to support the city in hosting the pandas. supporters say the pandas will draw thousands of visitors to the zoo, but critics say the timing and nature of the proposal is a distraction from

julie all right, betty. >> thank you. new at 11 tonight, san francisco police identified a dog and its owner suspected in a separate biting incident. officers say on may 22nd, a child was walking in the area of lombard and baker streets when that child was attacked by a dog. the child was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life threatening injuries. sfpd is vicious and dangerous. dog unit took the lead in this investigation and was able to track down the owners. police say the owners have now been cited and a hearing will be held to determine the next steps in this case. >> now to some developing news. we're following in oakland tonight. that's where multiple witnesses are reporting a deadly shooting. itapped just before 6:00 ghnear the intersection of 98th avenue and burr street. witnesses tell ktvu this appears to have been a home invasion that ended with one of the robbery suspects being shot. and killed. one witness saw three people pull up in a white infiniti, with one of them hopping over the gates of the hom

betty yu thank you betty. well new at 11. the antioch city council approved a long awaited crackdown on sideshows which would include penalties on spectators. if you're stuck, someone's just decided they're going to cut off all of the lanes and do donuts just because they feel like it doesn't make you a spectator. >> it makes you trapped. you're stuck. >> two proposals were before the council. one ordinance would prohibit organizing, advertising or being a spectator at reckless driving exhibitions. the other was similar but would not punish spectators. >> these are not really spectators. they're encouraging the actual drivers of those vehicles and other people throwing off fireworks, shooting in some cases shooting, council members said. >> people who are simply caught in traffic near a sideshow would not be punished. the ordinance includes fines of up to $1,000 and six months in jail. >> california highway patrol confirms it has arrested at least one person in connection with the sideshow on the bay bridge over the weekend.

you know you stop and think about the hazelden betty ford center out in california. i mean, that that is incredible. what rosalynn carter did with mental health. she continuedcaregiving. right. which, you know, became important in her and jimmy's lives. and that that was a real big issue for her. and also immunizations. she started doing that as first lady of georgia. she continued to in the white house. and then she it after the white house. but no one knew about most of she died. and i want to recognize our formqgó1wl first l arkansas, betty bumpers. yes. who worked carter. yeah absolutely and and talking about partnerships, rosalynn carter and betty ford became very goodaten the other one and they up to the hill and jointly tested fired on the health care proposal of hillary clinton. hillary clinton. and they wanted mental health in any kind of health care. so, you know, those have been you know, you can talk about the laura barbara bush and literacy. i mean, barbara bush is initially that she launched within just two months of becoming wow, first lady was the bus

betty lou reporting live. are you reporting live tonight in oakland? thanks, betty. san francisco international says construction improvements on its runway are scheduled to finish june 21st, ten days ahead of schedule. runway two eight left has been closed to aircraft since january . that closure has allowed sfo to enhance its taxiways, improving aircraft exits after landing. this is a live look right now at the airport tonight. the closure of two eight left has led to many delays since january. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced a new crime prevention initiative, jenkins making the announcement at an event at the southeast community center. she is calling it the access to hope initiative, which is aimed at developing programs to prevent and interrupt cycles of violence and incarceration, especially among san francisco's youth and young adults. >> titled access to hope because in my view, so many people end up in the criminal justice system because they are hopeless, and so they end up making poor choices because they feel they have nothing

the betty ford breast cancer and alcohol abuse and chemical dependency. so that's that is good reason, i think. thank you. let's talk a little bit about the origins of role of the first lady. let's go back to martha washington. abigail adams and dolley madison. how did they establish important presidents precedence and? nancy, i'm going to start with you on this one. well, i'm to be i'm going to these were three very important. first ladies that we want to talk a lot of subjects. so i'm going to condense down. and then if you have questions on martha, of course set the precedent and martha did not want to be a first lady. she thought george was going to retire and they were going to entertain at mount and then he writes a letter saying surprise and so she comes several months later to to new york and finds that george has stopped her role is so important that he has tasked her with the ceremonial hostess role but he and his advisors did not think to ask martha how she would like handle that. and so she was told that she could not go to people's houses to

issu o that first lady's focus as far as you know several them betty ford.ut in california. i mean, that that is incredible. what rosalynn cartermental heal. she continued that caregiving. right. which, you know, became lives. and that that was a real big issue for her. and also immunizations. sheta continued to in the white house. and then she it after the white house. but no one knew about most of died. and i want to recognize our former first lady of■f arkansas, betty bumpers. yes. who worked■á, absolutely and ang about partnerships, rosalynn carter and betty ford became very good the other one and and jointly tested fired on the health carery clinton. hillary clinton. and they wanted mentalalth care. so, you know, those have been lk about the laura barbara bush and literacy. i mean, barbara bush is within just two months of becoming wow, first lady was the barbara bush foundation for family literacy really was tackling adult illiteracy in this country still is an en problem and so that foundation estabsh in 1989 is still in existence it's just 33rd or 34

ktvu is betty yu joins us in the newsroom with how the community plans to honor her later today. >> bettyfectionately known as grandma wong, and five years after the attack, the family and community want the park to be a place of unity and healing. family and friends will gather today at the park, which was formerly known as visitacion valley playground. it will officially bear her name and be renamed yick wong peace and friendship park. grandma wong was beaten in 2019. she suffered a broken skull, arms and neck. her home across the street was also burglarized minutes afterward. she died from her injuries a year later at 89 years old. at the hospital, we spoke to a neighbor who joined the community in prayer and meditation. back in 2020. >> a lot of the community have stopped using this space, so we're at a playground and we're at the playing field, and the community has stopped coming here since it happened. so we're bringing together the neighborhood, the community, the family, the city, parks and rec so that we could reclaim the space, the unveiling celebration today will begin at 11 a

now betty white. from george washington to betty white.mer house speaker kevin mccarthy joins now. are we going to see a little golden girls thursday? >> i don't want to lower expectations because that's what everybody is doing and all that does is help biden. if you watched biden throughout his career the 1 think he has done well is in debates." back vice president debate against paul ryan. go back to the presidential debates. he always surpassed expectations because we continue to lower then for him. this is the highest office in the land and a matter what biden turns out he has 2 people in his corner. jake tapper and danna basch. those to macro protection may be entrapped and he starts messing up his words. maybe they'll interject. jake tapper remember where this guy started. prior to working for cnn he was a spokesperson for hooters. this guy would go to any level and he's going to protect him every chance he has. he was a flak for hooters? >> he worked for a pr company and he was the spokesperson for hooters. >> he was putting out pre

listen to betty freedan on the original "fire line" discussing the feminine mystique and masculinity of william f. buckley jr. >> see more and more men joining our movement, supporting our movement. they seem to feel that their liberation is entailed after he died ten years younger and why should shea live up to -- they live up to soup machismo. to say they are killing big muscle, hemmingway, would make every man feel inadequate that he has to defend himself. you have ten strikes against him before he begins. this is almost as bad as the ef feminine mystique in never finding it in participation in society. >> since betty friedan's days the pendulum has swung back again. there are people, primarily on the right, tucke carlson, josh hawley, who bemoan what they call a crisis in mlast hint in our -- masculinity in our culture. the argument that young men have become too feminized. can you imagine what roosevelt would make of an argument like that? >> well, i never like to take these -- theodore roosevelt out of his time, but it's a fascinating commentary that theodore roosevelt felt lik

daughter to betty to do her hair and she went to betty up until she felt like she was beautician, age 18 and started doing her hair. and one of my daughters, the middle daughter began bringing her daughter to betty when she was 8 years old. and she went to betty for i guess, she was about 13 when she stopped going. and then, i had a great granddaughter, and i started bringing her to betty when she was about 8 years old as well. and she went up until covid hit when everything closed down. but through the years and history she's had, she's been a stable in our community. she kept her prices reasonable when a lot of the other pair of dresses around her was going up in prices in there with their prices. she was very good with the kids, the young children, she did a lot of them in our neighborhood. i appreciate her and i hope that the committee considers her and let her become one of the legacy especially for our community. thank you for your time. have a good day. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> any other public comment? no pressure. a little pressure. okay. well, seeing no further

ktvu betty yu joins us live tonight in studio.customers in this case ran off after getting those beauty services. >> that's right. mike. so two women spent 2.5 hours at a nail salon before they ran out the door without paying. and this is actually the second time this business has been hit in this fashion in a matter of months. valley nails and spa in richmond said there wasn't anything unusual or alarming about these two customers seen here on surveillance video checking in monday afternoon. they chose the priciest manicure pedicure and lash extension services. video captures the pair running away. hours later, workers witnessed them hopping into this newer model. black mercedes. >> if they were very disturbing, it's just i feel very disrespect and we feel like, they shouldn't have have any entitlement to do those things to us. we're not a big corp. >> true win is the salon manager who said the two women ran out after getting $400 worth of services. >> my message is, it's okay to tell us that you guys can't afford it and we could

betty. you live in the city for us tonight? betty. thank you. the partizan battle is brewing in sacramento over a package of public safety bills. the democratic leadership has added so-called poison pill amendments to some of them that would revoke the measures if voters approve a prop 47 reform initiative in november. democrats say the bills would conflict with the initiative. republicans blasted democrats for the changes to the bills, calling them political gamesmanship as democrats try to negotiate with the backers of the ballot measure, including retailers who support the public safety bills. president biden is expected to announce a new immigration program tomorrow that would provide a path to citizenship for spouses of u.s. citizens. lawmakers say the program could affect hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the country illegally who are married to americans. that would make it one of the largest immigration initiatives in recent decades. the program would offer spouses work permits, deportation protections and a route for them to apply

openers inside their vehicles. >> betty yu live tonight in the city of oakland. betty. thank you. the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce plans to return campaign contributions she received from a family now at the center of last week's fbi raids. jennifer tran is a candidate for congress, and she acknowledged that she received $3,300 from four members of the duong family for her campaign. now last week, federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor shengtao and several properties tied to the duong family, who are the owners by the way of california waste solutions will return the money even though it is legally contributed. jennifer tran also confirmed her father had been accused of taking part in a straw donor scheme involving the duong family. as for mayor tao, she attended an mtc meeting in san francisco today. she told us she could not comment on the case. the mayor also made no mention of the duong family in her news conference on monday, the first of two presidential debates is tomorrow night. >> surveys show 60% of voters plan to watch at least part o

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betty, thank you for that. earlier today at 4:00, legal analyst jessica levinson said prior to this raid, a warrant would have to be approved showing probable cause that a federal crime was indeed committed. >> typically, that is the result of weeks or, frankly, mostly months of an investigation. and again, probable cause is very different from proof beyond a reasonable doubt. but you do need to show, obviously, some threshold before a judge will sign off and say, yes, federal agents, you can go ahead and go into this person's home. >> up next, the federal prosecutors will examine all of the evidence seized before deciding whether charges will be brought. and just make sure to head off to our website at ktvu.com for continuing coverage on today's fbi raid. >> a standing ovation for the legendary willie mays at today's rickwood classic in birmingham, alabama. the baseball world bidding farewell to the say hey kid, where his career first began. >> ktvu greg lee reports tonight from the historic ballpark in birmin

i'm betty yu.nt surcharges are here to stay. after all the move by governor newsom that will let certain businesses continue to charge extra fees. but there is a catch. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two i'm claudine wong. >> happy sunday everyone. happy weekend. let's check in get your forecast and if you like it hot. guess what rosemary's got a forecast for you, right? >> yeah. it's coming. yes. today a little bit warmer than yesterday, but already at the gate this morning. more sunshine and temperatures are a lot warmer in some areas, giving you a live look here over san francisco where we have just a little bit of haze and fog out there to start the morning along the coastline as well. the onshore breeze just right there along the coastline and inside the bay. so our bayside communities, our coast going to remain fairly comfortable, but our inland cities going to be a baking for the afternoon today. fairfield reporting an onsh

por el caldo de camarón, betty, venga.n fase final donde podrían llevarse hasta 7.500 dólares. [aplauden] y con mucho cariño presento a mis lindos capitanes, comenzando por la mamá más querida, la más apapachadora. ¡ella es doña lucha! ¡mírala! con su bolsa del mandado. ¿viene del mandado, doña lucha? por lo menos aquí sí me valoran. ¡ay, claro que sí! ay, hijo, no, no vengo del mandado. pero mira, yo me he dado cuenta que vienes muy de traje. - ah, gracias. - muy guapo, hijo. gracias, qué linda. pero ¿por qué siempre traes tenis con el traje, hijo? no, que te vean bien vestido, papá. ¡mira! que te vean bien vestido. que vean algo que combine con el traje, no unos tenis, hijo. - no unos tenis. mire, los tenis son, ¿por qué? son cómodos, están de moda, pero ¿sabe qué? sus zapatos también están de moda. le prometo que los voy a utilizar, ojalá que me queden. ¿me los guardo, doña lucha? te los guardo, papá, pero quiero vértelos, ¿eh? sí, porque voy a presentar a su adorado hijo. la luz de sus ojos, aquí está, ¡albertano santa

>> well, the timesle sayst tomorrow night, biden should channel betty whit channele quo >> betty white got old, but shee never seemed elderly on tv. she never lost that twinkle in her eye or that wicket twd w. >> the sheriff. i told him i told about me, hoi kill men. and he didn't believe me. he said, let's seehe s. sleep with me. so i did. and the sheriff died. en has >> biden has to treat the debate like a golden girls deba. onea so the man is debated more than any other living politician. still needs to spend the weekspn in an airport hangar slash movie theater with stephen'sd thweekend airpoq lights, production, lighting, equipment and 16 camps chan counselors. channeling someone he's nonelini biden. it's going to be more how he looks, his energyin, how he sounds, whether he's punchy, s whets he finishe his thoughts instead of cutting himself off. i mean, a lot of this is just performance. s is jusit's -- it's theater cat for politicians. peter esume when the elderly disappear from the public eye for a week and come back with a fresekh and energized new loov they've had plastic sur

daniel >> and betty, we don't have your mic on. you can also see substantial fireworks going off in the distance. >> and certainly there were passengers hanging out of cars, cars driving their engines. we also saw, as you can see there on the screen, there are cars spinning and then there were onlookers there as well. a lot of social media posts on this incident. at one point people were in the back of their that truck, as you can see there, as it's spinning recklessly now, we do know that the chp did have a presence at the scene, but right now we're still not clear if there were any injuries or arrests. what we do know is that this has become a very common scene across the bay area. in april, we had video into our newsroom of a similar scene on the bay bridge that blocked traffic. in that case, a bystander was injured and the chp had detained for people. so this is a story that we're going to continue to follow for you. we see these sideshows not just in san francisco or on the bay bridge, but also in oakland, also in san jose and

daughter to betty to do her hair and she went to betty up until she felt like she was beautician, age 18 and started doing her hair. and one of my daughters, the middle daughter began bringing her daughter to betty when she was 8 years old. and she went to betty for i guess, she was about 13 when she stopped going. and then, i had a great granddaughter, and i started bringing her to betty when she was about 8 years old as well. and she went up until covid hit when everything closed down. but through the years and history she's had, she's been a stable in our community. she kept her prices reasonable when a lot of the other pair of dresses around her was going up in prices in there with their prices. she was very good with the kids, the young children, she did a lot of them in our neighborhood. i appreciate her and i hope that the committee considers her and let her become one of the legacy especially for our community. thank you for your time. have a good day. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> any other public comment? no pressure. a little pressure. okay. well, seeing no further

betty thank you. just across the street from oracle park, the say hey experience honoring the giants legend was opened to fans today because of the situation, and we wanted to open the space, give fans a chance to pay their respects, honor the legend that willie mays is. >> the immersive exhibit includes rare photographs, artifacts, and video that chronicle mays life. it's typically only open during home games, but the team opened it to fans today, who wanted to pay their respects. >> people like him live forever. he's in our hearts. he's part of giants baseball. as long as there's giants baseball, there's going to be a willie mays. he's just too much of a part of how we became who we are. and that may be the house that barry built. but it's on the foundation of willie mays. >> well, as mentioned, there will be a watch party tomorrow at oracle park for the rickwood classic, a willie mays statue will be on display in center field, and a memorial book will be there for fans to sign. >> and tonight, the

ktvu betty yu joins us now live in betty. this announcement follows the recent promise from city leaders to improve that crime challenge area. >> heather. just three months ago, mayor xiang tao said security had been ramped up in the area around the oakland airport. tonight, we learned the hilton will shut its doors in august this year. the hilton didn't explain why it's permanently closing the oakland airport location after more than 50 years in business. people traveling through the city, including san diego resident johari jones, say they've noticed a change. >> a lot of the businesses closing just the atmosphere in general is it's i hate to say it, but it's dirty. crime is everywhere. but, you know, that's all you hear about is the crime in the area. so it deters a lot of people from coming out here. >> allison wall travels from reno to oakland at least once a month. >> it makes me sad. just this is my go to place to stay. it's very convenient. it's right across the street from the airport. but frankly, i'm not super surp

betty. thank you.ell, if you are an oakland ballers game at an oakland ballers game, you won't go thirsty. almanac beer introduced its new ballers love hazy ipa on social media today. the company says it is collaborating with the team and will be selling its beer inside raymond park for the entire season. almanac is based in the east bay, with locations in alameda and west oakland, right near the ballpark. >> well, the oakland roots and oakland soul soccer teams are getting ready for a doubleheader this coming weekend. the teams went out there on the field today to at their practice facility in alameda. players from both teams say this is really a great opportunity for soccer fans to see professional games in person or on television . >> you get to see us girls play on a really big platform. that's almost pretty much the same as the roots. so for any little boy or girl who wants to play at the level that we are, they can look up to us and come see us play for us. >> it's another fantastic opportunity t

betty >> that's right. julie. about a month and now residents say that these half finished streets are becoming a real big health and safety hazard. work was actually supposed to resume today, but these residents were told that the project has been postponed yet again. colorado street in east oakland has been a rocky, uneven mess for weeks. nearby streets are filled with giant potholes that look like craters and cars are covered with dust. there are several signs posted citing upcoming construction, but neighbors say there's been no sign of any work since early may. >> it makes me feel that the city of oakland is neglecting our communities around here. >> oakland public works confirmed to ktvu that two separate safety incidents involving workers on this project forced the contractor to pull out in may. one worker, who told a driver to move his car for paving purposes, had a gun pulled on him. another was hit by a car. maya, who didn't want to show her face on camera, said it's been difficult to get any answers fro

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as ktvu, betty yu reports, the move comes after city leaders promised to improve the crime challenged area. >> the hilton didn't explain why it's permanently closing the oakland airport location after more than 50 years in business. people traveling through the city, including san diego resident johari jones, say they've noticed a change. >> a lot of the businesses closing just the atmosphere in general is it's i hate to say it, but it's dirty. crime is everywhere. but, you know, that's all you hear about is the crime in the area. so it deters a lot of people from coming out here. >> allison wall travels from reno to oakland at least once a month. >> it makes me sad. just this is my go to place to stay. it's very convenient. it's right across the street from the airport. but frankly, i'm not super surprised i stopped gassing at my cars before i return my rental cars in this area probably two years ago, wall said. >> the front desk workers at the hotel advised her to gas up. elsewhere, a spokesperson said in a statement to ktvu. in part, hilton continues to welcome guests across the ba

tonight, ktvu is betty, you spoke with some residents who say it's already been a major help. >> more families loaded up their grocery carts at the district ten community market in the bayview wednesday, and they checked out without opening their wallets. >> so she's saying that she likes being able to pick what she knows that her family is going to eat. >> speaking through an interpreter, prisciliano lopez shopped for her family of four. >> her husband does work, she says, but the money? it's barely enough to pay for the rent, and we have chicken drumsticks. >> family size the neighborhood lacks access to healthy foods, which is why it was chosen for the pilot project. >> the san francisco human services agency partnered with bayview senior services to operate the market. most of the food is supplied by partner stores and agencies like the san francisco food bank and lucky bayview. >> i really hope people get that this is the way to give out food with dignity and that people have choice. >> the community members must meet certain criteria to shop here, including live in certain zip c

as ktvu betty yu tells us now. mayor breed says she introduced the ordinance after getting feedback from business owners and neighbors hoping to break up the drug market. >> visit almost any block in the tenderloin with a corner store, and you'll find a gathering like this one during the day. at night, the crowds seem to grow. it's not hard to see these kinds of meeting hubs outside late night markets and smoke shops, which the city says attract illegal behavior and fuel the overdose crisis on the streets. a san francisco resident recently shared photos of people congregating on a typical night near market and mcallister on tuesday, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to pass mayor london breeds legislation to require some liquor stores, smoke shops and markets to close from midnight to 5 a.m. just by making them close 2 or 3 hours earlier. >> they're still going to people here as long as you still have people wanting the drugs, they're still going to be people here still selling the drugs. >> long time resi

they criticized each other's policies, for example, when it comes to policing in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news with the first presidential debate less than two weeks away, we're getting a look at the new rules announced today. >> the 90 minute debate will be held in atlanta june 27th. the candidates, president biden and former president trump, will stand at podiums with their position on stage determined by a coin toss. their microphones will be muted when they are not speaking and there will not be a studio audience. so far, no other candidates have met the debate threshold of appearing on enough state ballots to reach 270 electoral votes. today, president biden's team said they will be spending $50 million ahead of the debate on an ad campaign that spotlights former president trump's felony conviction. >> new at 11 tonight, police in palo alto stopped a group of burglary suspects after the resident spotted them on her home security system while she was out of town. police say they arrested christian xavier colon and jorge pacheco, as well as two other suspects who are

and you bought in the bookkeeper from the ramparts magazine, which you who, which you are editing betty van pacer. and i just wanted to draw your attention to a letter that was sent to you in my mind, you are the person responsible for betty's that sending her into ordered the pants as books at this particular time was tantamount to dressing her in a crew. klux klan white kate and sending her off to talk to you and this isn't, this isn't so, i mean that just to slander this letter by a bigger guy, you know, who actually was involved with the panthers before i was, it never said anything to the left will defend the cause and we'll sacrifice any individual in this case. it was me if david, do you think this, this tragic? i mean you, you're involved in a, in a mother, i mean, american or that was around you. this is something of great personal importance to me in most of affected your, your outlook on the well. but i do think that you, it is open your eyes to the reality or rather it how it yourself i, i was very aware of that. so danny was killed in our body was discovered in february 197

and now to see it fully ready to go today is amazing in oakland. >> betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> team officials with the oakland a's say they want to play a certain number of home games away from their new ballpark in las vegas. once the team makes its expected move to southern nevada, according to the nevada independent journal. a's president dave kaval says the team wants to play neutral site home games around the country to help build the organization's brand and to attract players and sponsors. the team is proposing about 8 to 10 of their home games be played elsewhere. a las vegas stadium authority board is scheduled to vote on the arrangement on july 18th. >> a dispute between a well-known yoga instructor and a park ranger in tonight's west coast rap. how the fight became tense on the shore and more success for global star jennifer lopez. >> the numbers from her latest netflix release, also a theatrical staple in san francisco, offers a new delicious twist to dinner and a show a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're intr

betty yu tells us what's next for the san francisco music scene. >> tickets to saturday's rave sold outly, just days after it was announced, showing love for two of the most popular edm djs in the business, but also demand for this kind of music and entertainment in san francisco. they dance their hearts out during the first post-pandemic daytime rave in front of city hall. if you weren't at civic center plaza saturday, you could hear the show featuring skrillex and fred again across the city, even see it from high up blocks away in downtown san francisco. >> i got a lot of shows and i've never had a pop up rave concert like that, and i feel like everyone in this area was just like into it. >> vallejo resident eddie molina was among 25,000 fans who packed civic center plaza just a week after skrillex, who grew up in san francisco, announced the surprise rave on x, fred again shared highlights on his instagram. >> do you feel like the city kind of needed this infusion of energy? >> we, i think we did because it gets a bad rep, but i think the city is alive and well. >> these fans flew in

betty is gone. >> yeah. i mean, that's what this what he last played in the major here. i'm at coliseum right now, the likely that the oakland coliseum in the 1973 world series for the new york that so his career it's been over for more than 50 years, but because he's driven a little more 50 years, one, he's he was alive for that time. but you just think about how many people, again, either we're lucky enough to see him play or we're told, i told my about how goodwillie out with and what a pleasure it was watch him play and told daughter that too. and i'm sure i would not the individual who did that with children and grandchild. willie mays synonymous with the giants and a lot of ways honest with major league baseball. so this is one of those days that, again, not. sadly, it's their belief that it's not completely unexpected. but i think the next few days, particularly thursday at rickwood rickwood fieldu >> it will be a great way to pay tribute to. >> my opinion, the greatest baseball player of the list. >> steve, a you know, baseball nerds are very familiar one of mayb

. >> ktvu betty yu has been monitoring social media.ns us in studio now with some of those heartfelt tributes. >> betty and the tributes continue to pour in at this hour. now, from presidents to mayors, current giants and rival teams. tonight, they all have one thing in common a deep respect for the great willie mays. after tonight's game against the cubs, outfielder mike yastrzemski told reporters about the greatest compliment mays paid him. >> him telling me that i had no business being in right field, that i should have been playing center field when i first got called up. so, it was it was pretty funny because he told me he couldn't really see much of the game, but he could see that. so that was that was pretty cool. >> fellow giant great buster posey posted this message to willie mays saying, when i remember willie, i can picture him sitting around a table in the clubhouse laughing and telling stories. he absolutely loved talking about baseball and was always willing to share his knowledge with the next generation of players. what

ktvu is betty yu has our report.>> pittsburgh resident chris halika says he eats in and out every other week. >> the price increase, i understand. and you know, because comedy is kind of bad. >> the company said it increased prices across california the same day the state's fast food minimum wage law took effect, in-n-out said in a statement to ktvu on april 1st. we raised our prices incrementally to accompany a pay raise for all of the associates working in our california restaurants. the price increase was also necessary to maintain our quality standards. i've always heard that in and out treats their employees well. >> it seems like that's part of their branding, and so we're definitely down to support that. >> the starting wage for in-n-out workers is 22 to $23 an hour, based on the location, which is higher than the state's new $20 minimum wage, especially coming from georgia. >> california prices are a little bit higher, but when i came to in and out and i was spending $20 on a meal, it's definitely something t