continuing for the next seven and a half hours on both ktvu, and ktvu plus. >>> coming up more on the shooting at the molsoncoors brewing complex in milwaukee. we're learning more about the shooter. >>> then the latest on the abrupt firing of oakland's police chief, as we take a look at the allegations of retaliation. >>> back here with the forecast, it includes more of these temperatures. very warm, but there is changes coming, or some changes coming. i'll see you back here with those. >>> and you can see that northbound traffic is slow moving. ktvu news at 6:00 will be right back. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> we're following a develo

right here ktvu fox 2 after the ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >> dress warm and wave. >> yeah.s, scarf. it sounds like it's going to be nice out. not raining. but people still come out and watch. >> one year it was raining and people still came out. it's not going to rain this year. >>> let's go ahead and take a look at what we have for these commutes. i want to show you traffic is going to be busy. if you are driving on 80 westbound. 280. south bay commute. we're going to start there. it looks pretty good into the west valley. bay bridge is now recovering after kind of a slow start this morning but now things are looking rather typical at the bay bridge and here on the richmond bridge you still have plenty of room to get over to san rafael. it's 5:49. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> all right. it's been a cold one. monday morning was colder by far. because of the wind has kicked in. there's a freeze warning that includes areas to the north. although some locations are running a couple degrees colder. most are warmer. some are significantly warmer due to the wind.

. >>> from ktvu fox news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 on this saturday, february eighth. >>> good morning, happy weekend, good to have you on board. i am frank mallicoat. have you recovered from your scraiks? >> working on it. it's colder than it was in miami. >> especially monday when you arrived home. it was in the mid 50s. >>> how cold is it going to be tonight. sometimes we have to bundle up for the parade. >>> not too bad. upper 50s but it's going to be dry, giving you a look this morning. it is a cool one. another round of fog this morning as well. for this afternoon, highs will be dropping, yesterday was pleasant. we are going to see a turn in the numbers and the winds are expected to pick up. i have the details coming up in just a bit. >>> we are following developing news out of thailand this morning where a gunman has opened fire killing 10 people. a soldier is hold up at a popular shop there. the incident happened at a base in north eastern thailand. he allegedly stole a gun from a mall and started shoo

in the newsroom, greg lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for complete coverage of super tuesday. will have the latest results starting at 4 pm. it will continue for the next 7 1/2 hours on ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> a stunning sunset is going on out there. we want to show you where the sunset is coming from. we have high clouds coming in from the south, courtesy of a subtropical environment. this will give you a great sunset. you get these high and middle class. it is coming from the south. the humidity will increase tomorrow. it may feel more muggy tomorrow. temperatures will be a few degrees cooler. that will mainly be due to the cloud cover. it will seem about the same due to the humidity levels. the plan over the next few days will be for the temperatures to be trending down. that is a good sign for things changing. it has been day after day of temperatures like this. this is sunset. look at the temperatures. it is 60 degrees right now. that is warm any time of the year. as we look at the temperature departure, it is about the same as yesterday. this is the sunset we were talkin

. >> this is ktvu fox ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. the chp is investigating another shooting that happened on an east bay shooting late last night. ktvu's allie rasmus reports from oakland with what we know so far in these investigations. >> there's no report that these shootings are related. but the most recent one was last night here in oakland at this this 10:20 a woman was driving onto the freeway when someone shot into her car. at least four bullet holes were in the side of the car. traffic was backed up for a little bit last night on 880 as chp closed the ramp to begin collecting evidence and looking for shell casings on the freeway. this is the second shooting within a 24-hour period. chp investigators were at another shooting. that happened on the onramp 880 880 at mowry avenue. it did appear the driver in that shooting may have been targeted because he was followed by the gunman from another location. chp investigators are still looking in to both shootings. again there's no indication

right here on ktvu fox 2 this evening as well as ktvu plus. it starts at 6:00 tonight. that will be followed by the democrats' response delivered by michigan governor grechen whitmer. >>> now to iowa democratic leaders are planning to release the results by 3:00 p.m. the delayed results led to a lot of confusion and the kickoff to the 2020 primary season. now officials are scrambling to count thousands of paper ballots in an effort to verify the results. it may be frustrating for the candidates. most have moved on to new hampshire to start campaigning. >>> the u.s. government is evacuating hundreds more to china. two flights are carrying about 550 passengers to wuhan. the others expected to land at the marine corps station in miramar. now blamed for at least 427 deaths. two of which have been outside of kind. international researchers say they are racing to develop a vaccine and stop the spread of the virus. meantime, we are learning that a child under quarantine at march air resatisfy base is now at a hospital after developing a fever. the ch

. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike m eeumdbach. another group of evacuees left china. they were dropped off at san francisco's international airport. sara zendehnam is live at sfo with more oven the story. >> good afternoon. we actually caught up with one of the passengers on that bus that came here to sfo from travis air force base. now you'd think after a 14-day quarantine, they really were hoping for a smooth trip to sfo. but, that was not the case. we'll take you to video and tell you exactly what happened on the way to fairfield from sfo. the bus actually broke down on the bay bridge. before replacement bus came to pick them up and then they continued on to the airport. they finally made it to sfo at about 10:30 this morning. one man said he did it to keep his friends and family updated. he was medically cleared by the cdc and says his health is better than ever after two weeks at the military base. >> i truly feel a little more healthier than normal but i just go work out with

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ktvu fox 2 news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. >>> two men are in critical condition after a hit and run crash in san francisco. this happened at the intersection of mission and 23rd around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the driver identified as 62-year-old steven kernen of san francisco was speeding down 23rd street moments before the collision. they say he hit a pedestrian in the crosswalk as he turned onto mission and then slammed right onto an muni bus that was letting off passengers. >> the bus was struck by the driver of the burgundy prius and then quickly went on to the sidewalk and mowed down those as they came off the bus. >> witnesses say the suspect raced off but then returned to the scene later. investigators say they believe alcohol and drugs did not play a role in the crash. >>> the man accused of the deadly bart stabbing of nia wilson was set to be cross- examined today but he's been thrown out of the courtroom at his own murder trial. john lee cowell first refused to c

ktvu's allie rasmus is on this story. allie will bring us a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> now, to this morning's other breaking news. the two charter flights arrived at travis air force base in fairfield. ktvu's sara zendehnam is live at the air force base about what will happen next to those passenger planes. >> good morning, pam. well it will be a process for those passengers. as you mentioned both of those planes have landed here at travis air force base from wuhan, china. about 350 passengers between those two flights. we'll break down all the details and what we know so far. now, we know today at noon, the cdc will hold a news conference and sharen update about the evacuees. it's the same airline that brought 200 other american evacuees from southern wuhan last week. then we'll head to miramar marine corps base in san diego. all the people on these flights will be quarantined for 14 days. it's the first federally ordered quarantine in 50 years. for the passengers who won't go on to san diego, they'll stay at the

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henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 began with the sentencing ger s the punishment he received from the judge after weeks of controversy? >>> the golden state warriors are making news. they announced that klay thompson will be out through the rest of the season. mark will fill us in, later in sports. >>> preventing homelessness in the south bay, the program that leaders are calling a big success? what would expanding it mean for taxpayers? >>> on ktvu fox2, the power of 2 is here for you.>> we brough breaking news. >> you have to be kidding me. >>> ktvu fox2, the power of 2 is always with you. >>> now to the top story, school officials in oakland say a cancer-causing chemical has been discovered in the groundwater underneath mcclymonds high school. tce was used as a solvent or cleaner, and came from one of three manufacturing sites in that west oakland neighborhood. the school was closed today and tomorrow so that state and county officials can conduct more testing. >>> san francisco police are looking for suspects from three carjackings. police say one of the suspe

henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> ktvu news at 6:30 begins soon. we have a message from a celebrity chef, and we will check on the move in solano county as a residence are maintaining healthy habits. >>> there earthquakes begin their season tomorrow. it will be the final year for one of their stars. later in sports, scott tells us about chris's farewell tour. >> prince harry and meghan markle will be carrying out their last royal duties in the coming weeks. we have more on the royal couple, coming up. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> now to our top stories, wall street fi

ktvu's andre senior is in santa rosa tonight with more on this. andre. >> reporter: frank, it is illegal to do in california, but there's not much anyone with the court can do. it's illegal to interfere with the duties of a federal agent. all they could do was watch from the sidelines. >> i looked, i was shocked because the person was coming into the courthouse to take care of court business. >> reporter: he was waiting for his client inside court where he was to appear before a judge on a domestic violence charge, but he never made it, because he was detained in the parking lot around 9:00 a.m. tuesday morning before he ever got into the courthouse. woods doesn't know exactly how i.c.e. knew his client was appearing in court. >> the only thing i can think of is that the daily criminal calendars are published, and that i.c.e. would have access to those. >> reporter: at the sonoma county public defender's office, these pamphlets tout that they will help. >> i said are you kidding me? really? >> reporter: that was her reaction when i.c.e. was on the

and cutting for the next 7 1/2 hours on ktvu and ktvu 2+. >>> of next, the changes this woman's familycalling for to make this area safer. >>> also, warm temperatures across the bay area. next, meteorologist steve paulson has your forecast including big changes over the weekend. ♪ vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. mis the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk. but mike c

and continues nonstop truethrough the night on a ktvu and ktvu plus. >>> presidio middle school will be closed due to an outbreak of stomach problems n san francisco, unified school district they say that crews will disinfect all surfaces in the school. and the school is expected to reopen on monday. . >>> all right. our time is 4:08. about 4:09. sal is over here and i know it's early in the morning, it's friday, and anything on the roads? >>> right now it's light, dave. and pam. it looks pretty good so far. hopefully we will have a light friday. let's look at what we have interstate 880 north and south. it's looking from they good driving through oakland. so far. and you can see it here on your screen. and at the bay bridge toll plaza we have traffic that is light. and we expect a light commute. so we are not going to talk too much about what's going on now because, you know, hopefully it will stay this way for the time to come. at 4:09, let's bring steve back in. >>> and sal, for your friday traffic jams, i believe air guitarists are excited. >> yes. guitar solos. >> there you go.

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> it's valentine's day. i'm pam cook. >> and, i'm dave clark. we're going from hot weather to some cold weather. >> it was super cold last night. . >> when that fog came back boy did it ever. 40s and 50s. and there's plenty of low clouds to go around and start moving in last night. it's like wait a minute. i'll have to check the calendar. probably won't change because just about everybody says cloudy. the on shore breeze is offshore into the delta. maybe a little mist drizzle. had some of that yesterday. and we'll continue that today. >>> sal castaneda is here. happy friday. >> same to you sir. . >> let's go out and see what you have with the morning commute. we don't have a lot going on. this is good. it's so early we don't have any slow downs even though we've had some minor wrecks here and there. no problems on interstate 80 and athy. 4:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> pete buttigieg, the democratic presidential candidate will be here today. all of this as the presidential candidates are focusing on the

. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. more reaction this afternoon on the firing of oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick. the city council was not notified of the termination before it happened and at least one counsel member says he is disappointed. cristina rendon is live for us this afternoon in the city of oakland with more on the story. >> good afternoon, to you, mike. we're here at the oakland scottish rights center. this is where a police academy graduation just wrapped up about an hour ago, and it was visible that anne kirkpatrick was not here given the fact she was fired last night but her name was still printed inside the program here. her firing still a shock to a lot of people. >> acting chief daren allison picking up the position less than 24 hours after chief anne kirkpatrick was terminated. >> any comment allison? >> but oakland city council member noel guiden made it clear and said the city council was blind sided. >> i think the it was wrong. and right now the

ktvu's kristin kasten tells us, the d.a. says this is just one way his office is looking after people who become victims of crime. >> reporter: drivers who have come back to their vehicle to find a pile of broken glass share a common sense of dread. not only going through their vehicle to see what was taken, but also having to pay to replace the broken window. in some cases over and over and over again. >> i think i met three or four times. i kind of lost count, which is the saddest thing i can say about it. >> what we can do, and will do with the support of the city is uplift victims, and heal the harm this caused. >> reporter: now rolling out his budget proposal, which includes over $1.5 million, especiallyically for san franciscos. he said last year, there were mother-in-law 8900 auto break- ins. >> the proposal we're making today would empower my office to have victim advocates help those victims, pay it to get their car windows fixed. >> reporter: the district attorney is still working on the details, but says the money

live, in san francisco, ktvu fox2 news. >>> thank you so much. you can watch the san francisco chinese new year parade, right here on ktvu. live coverage starts at the clock tomorrow night. >>> the ntsb says they have found no signs of engine failure in a crash that killed kobe bryant and eight officials slammed into a hillside amid foggy conditions. it was said to be using visual readings at the time. the ntsb does add that the chopper was destroyed by impact forces and fire. they're going to a youth best ballgame were kobe bryant was scheduled to coach her daughters came. gianna bryant died in the crash as well. all nine victims will be honored at a public memorial at staples center on february 24. >>> i cannot think of a better place. the staples center is the house that kobe bryant built. to make that date, february 24 is in a march 2 kobe bryant jersey number, 24, and his daughters jersey number, 2. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> a deputy in the east abruptly resigns. how it goes back to text messages he was sending

stay with ktvu throughout the evening. we will continue to bring you updates on this breaking news as we get more information. >>> the largest gathering of professional women on the west coast took place in downtown san jose today. it was the annual watermark conference for women. took place at the convention center. about 6500 women from all career paths attended the event. the conference included more than 100 speaker led workshops and seminars on the issues that matter most to women, including workplace equality, professional finance, health, and work/life balance. >> we just think that furthering your education, and providing a networking opportunity to meet other people is important. >> the conference is put on every year by watermark. that's the bay area's largest membership organization dedicated to increasing the number of women in leadership positions. >>> the family of the three female high school runners that filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block transgender athletes from participating in girl's sports. lawye

right here on ktvu. i will be down for live coverage 6:00 on saturday night. >>> the director of public works, 1023, and restaurant owner, nick bovis, were in court in connection to a corruption case. both of them are charged with fraud, involving several alleged schemes, including bribing and sfo airport commissioner to secure a restaurant lease. the man appeared before a federal magistrate you can from the conditions of their bond. outside of court, they did declined comment. and attorney for nick bovis, spoke about his client. >> he wants to get to the bottom of this and put it behind him. he understands what he did. there are legal aspects that have to be put together to make a determination, is it a crime? also, we want to make that detefuture. >>> both of them are due back in court on february 27. they are currently free on a $2 million bail. >>> highway patrol are investigating more shootings in the east bay. one happened last night on interstate 880 in oakland. the other happened in fremont the n

. >>> from ktvu fox news, this is the four. >>> major developments in the coronavirus outbreak, the first case of the illness in the bay area as the united states declares a public health emergency ordering citizens returning from the hot zone in china to be quarantined. >>> welcome. the santa clara public health office said the effected person is a man who traveled to china and returned to san jose a few weeks ago. jesse is live in valley medical center in san jose where a news conference wrapped up a short time ago. what are officials saying about the possible spread of the virus from this one patient. >> reporter: officials said when the effected man returned he stayed inside of his home. he only went out twice, both times to seek medical treatment. one time in a clinic and one time in a hospital. health officials are trying to track down the people he came into contact with. >> he came into contact with very few individuals after returning home. we are making sure that anyone he calm into contact with is being monitored for symptoms and staying away from others. >> reporter: the count

. >>> this is ktvu fox ktvu fox 2 news at noon. . >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. we continue to follow the latest on the coronavirus. this morning a group of americans evacuated from wuhan, china and arrived at travis air force base in fairfield. here is a live look from the solano county event center. a news conference getting under way with the cdc. let's listen iwell as we are wa say that earlier today two flights arrived at the air force base right there. let's go back into it. >> welcome to today you will be briefed by dr. henry walke. dr. walke will deliver a brief opening statement and answer your questions. >> thank you for joining us today. my name is dr. henry walke and i'm joining the team for the local disease control and prevention. we are hoping to ensure the health and well being of the people the department of state is returning from wuhan, china. as well as continuing to cure infection and control and other precautions that follow. the evacuees will be temporarily staying at travis air force base during

ktvu, fox 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. >>> a man opened fire on a grapevine bus. reporter hal isner tells us, the chp ended up finding the gunman on the side of the road, and took him into custody. >> reporter: that's the bus. the greyhound was stopped in between. it made an unscheduled stop because of gunfire. passengers saying things like -- >> there was a suspect on the bus that had a gun and had shot several of the passengers. >> reporter: a 51-year-old woman, a colombian national was killed. one of those had to be airlifted to a local hospital. what sparked the shooting was unclear. what's known is the shooter had a 9-millimeter semi automatic handgun, with several magazines of ammunition. the chp says despite that, there were some heroes among the mass injuries. >> they were able to overcome this subject, and disarm him. they were able to escort him off of the bus without further incident. the suspect was left on the right shoulder, northbound, interstate 5. the driver drove the bus to the very next exit, which is here at grapevine. >> reporter: authorities

. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. we are following some breaking news north of the golden gate. the sheriff's department is now investigating the discovery of two men in sleepy hollow. . >> good afternoon. still learning a little more about this scene this morning. i want to show you over my shoulder. this is like you said in that quiet community of sleepy hollow. the marin county sheriff's department and the hazmat team now investigating the circumstances behind its death of two people this morning. i want to show you some video from this morning. they got the call around 8:00 p.m. they found a man and a woman dead in the driveway. with a dog that was alive kind of walking around the area. the dog has now been taken away by marin county animal services. again, the sheriff's department still investigating not telling us exactly what transpired. they're going to be looking into the cause of death and how these people came to be at this home in this quiet community. we did sp

. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. . >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. steve paulson is in his office right here. >> well, the fog is back. it will be cooler today. temperatures dropping. we're out of those 70s. now into the low 60s. it will be much cooler today and temperatures in the 30s, 40s and 50s. so that makes a huge difference. so cooler today. we'll be in the 50s and 60s, where we should be, steve's in the traffic center. >> thank you, steve. we're going to show you the traffic for those of you who might be getting out there or expecting someone from there. it looks pretty good driving to altamonte pass. no major issues driving through oakland. alameda too oakland for construction. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. it is light. 4:01, let's go back to the desk. >>> a 6.9 earthquake hit off the coast of japan and russia. 800 miles away from tokyo. japan has not issued a tsunami warning at this point. it does come after a 5.2 earth cake hit near japan yes

of course, you can stay with ktvu news throughout the night tonight. we will be sure to update you on this developing story, as we learn new information. i'm alex savidge, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> we're following breaking news about the coronavirus. we talked with the cdc today, and they confirm that there is a new case here in northern california. at this point, they're not releasing how the person contracted the virus, or where the person is, here in northern california. they said that he expects that the cdc will release more information tonight or tomorrow. just over an hour ago, president trump spoke to the country about the virus, and he named vice president mike pence to head up the white house coronavirus task force. the president said that steps taken by the united states are keeping the risk of infection low for americans. >> we've stopped non-u.s. citizens from coming into america from china. that was done very early on. we're screening people, and we have been at a very high level. screening people coming into the country from infected areas.

we will continue our coverage for 7 1/2 hours on ktvu and ktvu plus. you'll want to tune in in the morning. we will's beak, live, with pete buttigieg. we do expect to talk with him at 6:40 tomorrow morning. >>> a bay area environment group is taking on big companies in court. it is all due to plastic. what the group wants from coca- cola, crystal geyser water, and procter & gamble, among others? >>> a new tiny home community gives all the comforts of home. coming up, the project that took years to conceive and an army of volunteers. >>> a car thief got more than they bargained for, they were chased down by police after stealing a hearse with the body of a woman inside. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. qu

and over on ktvu plus that starts at 6:00 tonight. >>> more deaths blamed on the coronavirus are being reported today. a man in hong kong became the second person outside of mainland china to die from the coronavirus. it has killed more than 427 people and infected more than 20,000 around the world. 11 are here in the united states including 6 in california. ucsf in san francisco is treating two patients who were transferred from san bonito county. >>> a financial analyst is telling investors that iphone shipments could be reduced by 10% this quarter. many tech products are shipped from the wuhan region. apple expects to return to full production on monday. >>> today the san francisco mayor's office is expected to hold a community meeting in chinatown. mayor breed hosted a chinese new year celebration at the city hall rotunda yesterday. city and community leaders along with the chinese console general are trying to spread the word that despite public fears, there is no need to panic. >> we have been communicating and collaborating with the united states and other countries in an open,

and continuing for the next seven and a half hours on ktvu fox 2 news and ktvu fox 2 news plus. >>> the murder trial against two bay area men in italy will resume on march ninth. the men are accused of killing an italian police officer last july in what is described as a drug deal gone bad. they have been in rome in jail for months. they are accused of stabbing a plain clothes police officer. they claimed that they thought they were being attacked by drug dealers and acted out of self defense. >> the italian court system, it's almost as if there was a presumption of guilt and it is more of a fact finding mission to find the evidence to convict the suspects. >> both men are also charged with extortion related to the drug deal. if found guilty on the murder charge they could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> the housing shortage is one hurdle facing bay area renters. move in costs are more than $4,000 and after more than fighter years of helping families, an outreach mission is itself this need of financial help. their funding has been drained as they tried to find permanent housing for

you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm m because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer com

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it's 4:39. we want to go back over to allie rasmus who's covering traffic for us again. hopefully not as bad as yesterday. >> no. nice quiet morning for those folks. there is some slowing. and, we're going to show you and point out to you. it's not unusual to get a little slowing on westbound 205 and westbound 580. . 0, but no major crashes in that area to tell you about. if you're coming from fairfield on westbound 80. things look good here. no problems through vallejo. and this is the area that had problems right about this time yesterday with that crash involving that semi-truck. no issues this morning. so it's all clear on your drive in. it will take you 16 mndz to get from the koirz carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it is 4:39 and here is steve. >>> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> if you're off to the airport, all right. i hope you take your rain gear. that's where the focus of the heaviest rain has been. over the next seven days. they've already had a lot of rain. somebody's gettin

year parade right here on ktvu. our live coverage starts at 6:00 tomorrow night. >>> san jose police are investigating another homicide, the 4th of the year. a report of a gunshot victim being treated around 4:30 this morning and determined the shooting happened on toli road. the man later died after arriving at the hospital. crime scene investigators have been at that scene all morning long. a motive for that shooting not yet known and no suspects identified or arrested. >>> police in vallejo are investigating their first homicide of the year. shortly after 7:00 at highlands park off columbus parkway. police say they found the unidentified victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound. so far no arrests and anyone who may have seen something is asked to call vallejo police. >>> the democratic presidential candidates are preparing for tonight's debate in new hampshire which is considered critical as that state's primary's just days away. doug luzader has more on where the race now stands. >> new hampshire always

use #ktvu. facebook twitter and instagram and i will pick from the list. >> i may have them on the way home. >>> we should learn more details about a deal to keep thousands of union workers in santa clara county off the picket line. 12,000 public sector workers were ready to go on strike and previously rejected the latest offer that but agreed to a 4- year deal including annual pay raises. more details will be released after union members vote on the proposal. . >>> critics of california's gig worker law say they are not giving up the fight. yesterday, a bill to suspend ab5 failed in the state assembly. lawmakers who aoppose the bill says it goes too far and bans most independent contracting in california. kevin kylie has been pushing to put a hold on the law while the original authors work out the tweaks in the bill. hundreds of part-time workers say they have lost business because of the new law. . >> folks who have been completely lost their livelihood and ability to make a living to provide

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. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> thank you, for joining us here for friday morning. mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. and, steve paulson is in his office. >> a lot of cloud cover coming over us but we are looking for really mild conditions. a little bit of reflectivity. i haven't seen that in a long time. but i doubt that happens. 30s, 40s, and 50s. way above average. sal castaneda is here. >>> we do have a crash, steve. southbound 101 101 at 3rd avenue offramp as you're driving down the peninsula. three left lanes are blocked. and traffic is going to be getting by. . it's early in the morning but you can get by. southbound 280 is a good alternate route. this is not affecting the san mateo bridge. at 4:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> we do have more details about that breaking news in san mateo that sal was ta about. three lanes of highway 101 are blocked following a crash. near the 3rd avenue offramp. the chp says a man driving by the crash stopped to help and then was hit and killed by another car. the driver of the first car was tak

on ktvu+. >> grew up in san jose. we have had her on a couple of times. >> that group brings it every, every day, every episode and you wonder why they are so successful. they have that connection with the viewers. very honest about their lives and open and it works. >> it all comes out. >> very genuine. it reflects. >> good to see them. congratulations to them. >>> coming up in a minute on mornings on 2, the nine, going one on one with the democratic presidential candidate leading in most polls. greg lee talks with some of th quarantined at travis air force base over coronavirus concerns can now do and where worldwide. something great from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless sgrease and grime.100% of dirt, try clean fr

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ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:39. a new art exhibit on display in san francisco's chinatown honors local business owners. it's called the made in chinatown exhibit. right across from the golden gate fortune cookie factory. it shows how food and other items are made in chinatown businesses and how it affects the lives of three people. >> i think those three different perspectives bring out the perspectivive of chinatown experiences and we're finding out a more inclusive way for people to find out about chinatown. >> don't forget you can watch the san chinese new year parade right here with us on ktvu fox 2 news. we'll carry our live coverage starting at 6:00 tomorrow night. >> all right. it sounds like it's going to be nice. no rain, sal, but probably chilly. >> do i remember we went to one where it was raining pretty hard. >> oh,, yes. and i remember it was still crowded. they enjoyed the celebration and it's too bad that we're dealing with this virus at the same time. >> exactly. >>> well, good morning, to you. we're

. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to morning on 2 and happy tuesday, february 25th. dave is taking a break and i'm frank mallicoat. >>> i'm pam cook and nice to have you here and steve, as well. no rain? >>> what's that? i forgot. >> everybody is on board was just enjoying. i sub beach towels and beach chairs out at costco, they are ready to go. >>> why not? exactly. rain will return, just not this week. we start off with temperatures 40s and 57 in the city. sunny side up, wall-to-wall son. high pressure large and in charge. that means the winter dry stretch continues and we are up to 28 days with highs continuing to be very warm, in the 70s. enjoy it while you can because it will change but today, very warm. sal is here now. what was the issue earlier? i missed it, but i've been ridiculously involved doing damage control. >> we have a crash we've been talking about, the two right lanes blocked with an injury accident and a minor crash and hacienda. traffic is backed up well into livermore and if you are

ktvu's allison rodriguez is on this story. she'll bring us another live report from fremont. >>> centers designed specifically for those high on meth will open in the san francisco tenderloin. now the sobering center was the number one recommendation from mayor london breed's meth task force. the goal for the center is to get people off the streets and connect them to addiction treatment and other services. >>> freshmen applications at u.c. services are down after a year. the decline involves high school graduates in california, out of state, and international students as well. but administrators report that the number of transfer students applying to u.c. increased almost 5%. i can tell you why. it's expensive and hard to get in. sal, a lot of people are going to community colleges for two years and then transferring to u.c.. >> it is a good idea in my humble opinion to do that and then get your general ed out of the way and then go to the u.c. school for your upper division courses. just one man talking as steve likes to say

in san francisco amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is now 4:16. suspect in at least three east bay armed robberies has now been arrested. he's one of two suspects in robberies that occurred on the same day last week. 23-year-old latiff malik. oakland police say he cut his long hair and was planning to leave the state. >>> a second firefighter is now believed to have died in the fire in the san joaquin valley. authorities originally announced one porterville city firefighters died. there's no word yet on what started that fire. >> time is 4:17. >>> in orange county, flames shot into the air yesterday. it happened late yesterday afternoon in eliso viajo. >>> pg&e expects a turn around after it emerges. that's after paying out more than 25 billion dollars $25 billion to cover wild fire losses. the utility announced it lost 7.7 $7.7 billion in twoint. the state insurance commissioner is supporting a plan to protect property owners in areas where the fire risk is high. that bill is introduces and would require insurance companies to require all existin

and london, benjamin hall, ktvu, fox 2 news. struck prosecutors making their final arguments of the sexual assault trial of harvey weinstein in new york reporter alex hogan explains how the disgrace hollywood executive could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted. >> reporter: persecutors of the harvey weinstein trial get one last test to address the jury today. this is a weeklong trial as it nears the end. they look to counter the defenses claim that they created an alternative universe that quote strips woman of common sense. >> she is going to paint a picture of harvey weinstein is a predator, as a monster who used his influence in hollywood, his charm, to ingratiate himself to these women and gain their trust. >> the defense spending more than five hours speaking to jurors yesterday. defense attorney told jurors to use their quote your common sense when evaluating evidence. weinstein, who decided not to take the stand at the trial commending his attorneys defense. the trial centers on allegations made by two women

in oakland, reporting for ktvu fox2 news. >>> photos from b.a.r.t. police of a man they say need a passenger with a chain. the pictures were taken inside of a b.a.r.t. car, tuesday night at 6:00 as a train was approaching the station on its way to daly city. b.a.r.t. said the attacker asked the passenger for directions, then punched him in the face and hit him with a chain. the suspect took off and has not been found. the passenger was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s, wearing a white t-shirt, black sweatpants, wearing a beanie. he was carrying two plastic bags. the new police chief says crime is down. the new chief took over as the chief of police. immediately increased officer presence on board trains. today, the chief says that crime is down 18%, systemwide when comparing january 2022 january 2019. the agency reports a big drop in cell phone that. january 2019 sought 74 thefts, and 2020 had 46 that's. the chief says the increased police presence is paying off. >>> john lee cowell took th

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 5:36. later this morning, president trump will address the nation after the senate acquitted him of impeachment trials. the focus really turns to the november elections now. >> well the white house says this will be something of a celebration today for the president even as one republican senator has drawn his ire. >> the issue hereby acquitted of the charges in said articles. >> we will hear from president trump later today at the white house. >> i'm sure to hear abuse from the president and his supporters. >> one thorn in the president's side is utah senator mitt romney. the sole republican to vote for his removal from office. and still the senate is certain to use the sfienl votes as spring board for his approval records. >> i just don't understand what that means to release half of the data. >> can't understand why that happens but it has happened. >> through the consternation of the democratic presidential candidates, iowa state party officials are still releasing results from pete but

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