i'm allie rasmus and good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it is june the 9th. are you happy with the weather? steve paulson prepared just for

ktvu fox two news ali rasmus thank you.y board is working to learn why a corporate pilot did not respond to military jets trying to divert him from the area around the us capitol and white house. the fighter planes were flying so quickly to divert the private jet they caused a sonic boom that was heard across the nation's capital. 16 pilots says in such cases, the military jets are given free rein to make contact. we are cleared with no speed limits to intercept. and then i d that target a business jet ended up crashing in a forest in virginia. four people on board died. they included the pilot as well as a woman. her two year old daughter and the little girl's nanny. no one on the ground was hurt in. it will now work to determine the cause of the crash and why the pilot chose that flight path. hundreds of people marched across the golden gate bridge this weekend to call for an end to gun violence. we have the power to end gun violence. we have the march was part of a nationwide set of events, all with participants wearing

ali rasmus is about to report more on what's happening. largely it's united flights affected, but still something to think about. why not stay here at the weekend? is going to be gorgeous the next time you have a doordash delivery, you might be surprised at who drops it off. andy fang is the chief technology officer for doordash. he and his co-founders say they take turns making deliveries. i wonder if they're ever recognized. they say they enjoy doing it. they say it helps them learn about the problems dashers face on the job. when we're picking up these orders at merchants that there's operational complexities that we have to solve for and even dropping things off at the customer address, at office complexes or apartment buildings, there's logistical challenges that we observe directly by doing these, he says, because he's in a position to fix many of those logistical challenges. getting out in the field helps the business run more smoothly. executives with starbucks, amazon, uber, lyft and others have also taken turns working regular sh

ali rasmus, thank you.ing in october, tens of millions of borrowers will be required to pay their monthly federal student loan bills for the first time since march of 2020. the pandemic related pause on both payments and interest accumulation was set to end later this summer, but the exact date was unclear. a law passed earlier this month to address the debt ceiling officially prevented the pause from being extended again. so the repayment date has been extended a total of eight times. student loan interest will resume september 1st. meantime, the supreme court is still considering president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt for tens of millions of borrowers. legal experts say a ruling is expected by the end of this month or early july, before the high court's term ends for summer recess. the justices are debating whether or not the president has the power to cancel student loan debt. six republican governors filed a lawsuit claiming the president is overstepped his powers. our time

ali rasmus, thank you.ay area woman is facing some hurdles to see taylor swift perform at levi's stadium this summer. excuse me. ariana carlos has a ticket, but most likely won't be able to attend the concert. she has a rare genetic disease that damages her body and stunts her growth. she'll need ada seating to attend last november, when ticketmaster crashed during ticket sales, her dad was only able to buy standard seating tickets. you have the email. our ada exchange department and request how many tickets and basically it's a first come, first serve type of thing. he started writing with you around my age. so it's like, see what through all the things that like i'm going through now if that makes sense. like she's kind of experienced, like everything carlos father recommended, she turned to social media to share her story . says he saw another fan in another state of a similar problem with the stadium for the same concert. your time now. 735 a court hearing in san francisco set for today for the man accu

live at sfo, ali rasmus, ktvu fox two news.7 yosemite will be packed this holiday weekend. visitors have waited for hours to drive into the park as it experienced record attendance. reasons include returning from the pandemic and the picturesque views following the record snowfall. there it stopped glaciers from melting around the park. 2000ft of ice covered yosemite valley 20,000 years ago. now it's down to five glaciers because of warmer temperatures and previous droughts. i'm a geologist. i tend to think of things a little more scientifically, but there are times where it kind of feels like that, you know, that this thing that i. i know really well and i care about, it's disappearing before my eyes. glaciers form when snow accumulates and forms into a solid field of ice that flows outward and downward. geologists predict one of yosemite's glaciers will disappear in the next 5 to 10 years. glacier melt is key to providing water in yosemite. during the late summer, the us is charging 78 people with health care fraud. a two wee

i'm ali rasmus. today is friday june ninth.e're not really getting off to a sunny start. at least not here in the oakland estuary. let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the forecast. are we going to see the sun at all or is today a little cooler than yesterday? i don't think too many will see it. yeah coast and bay, maybe inland, but there's a lot of low clouds around. not very many breaks. there are a few, but most locations are under cloudy skies and there's another system on the way. it's going to bring in some high and mid-level clouds. so 50 on the temps on seasonable. cool here for us for june, no doubt about it. a lot of thunderstorms in the mountains driving up there. keep an eye on things. so areas that should be in the 80s or barely getting into the low mid 70s well below average here on a lot of these temps. all right. over to james and he's here to talk about a few little issues. i think i heard you say, you know those few little issues, they clear up real quickly, steve. so we've got green light condition

live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. allie thank you.l from washington state is the winner of google's top doodle this year. rebecca wu created the doodle that she calls my sweetest memories a tribute to her sisters. it gets even better days, she says. she says she loves and sometimes dislikes them and if anything, better, describe sibling hood. you let me know. we love each other no matter what. but right now, i cannot stand you. she also says she can't imagine her life without her siblings. she says they inspire each other. help each other grow just like vines and flowers. in her artwork, wu is receiving a $30,000 college scholarships from google hardware, and the company is also donating a $50,000 tech package to wu school or other nonprofit organization. of her choice. bravo to her. absolutely good for you, rebecca. all right, tom , it's 739. so you've been busy . did you fix everything out there? well we do have a problem, dave. and in san francisco, along northbound 101, right at the 80 split, there's a crash. this has injuries inv

ali rasmus in the castro district.ord for ridership on bart. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah, bart says yesterday was its busiest sunday since the pandemic, presumably because of all the people coming to san francisco for the pride parade. now, the morning after, we have seen some of the street sweeper trucks and garbage trucks, a city crews clean up some of the aftermath of that big celebration. let's show you some of the video from the san francisco pride parade yesterday morning. thousands of people lined market street downtown to watch the floats, dancers and parade participants celebrate the culminating event of san francisco's pride month. now last year's parade brought out an estimated 500,000 spectators, gauging bart ridership. this year, attendance was likely even higher. bart says more than 140,000 trips were made systemwide on sunday. the majority of those going to and from san francisco, that's 6000 more bart trips than the sunday of last year's parade. people in the crowd explained why they fel

live in antioch, ali rasmus, ktvu fox two news. ali thank you.ing for the gunman responsible for two separate shootings where 12 people were hurt in the latest shooting saturday night surveillance video shows the moments before the shooting started inside the stratus nightclub in the bullet park neighborhood. two men and a woman were shot. ktvu has learned that before the shooting , the city ordered that club to get enhanced security plans because of previous violence. there a lot of anger and frustration because it doesn't need to be happening like that. and i see a lot of lives being wasted and lost. investigators are also searching for the gunman responsible for a drive-by shooting friday night at a block party in the mission district. nine people injured there, including one who is in critical condition. authorities say it was a targeted and isolated attack and if not released, any information about a possible suspect. the national transportation safety board is now investing, getting the deadly crash of a light plane near rio vista. 33 year

ali rasmus, thank you. now to new numbers that show a big increase in the number of hate crimes reported in california. the state says reported hate crimes were up more than 20% in our state from 2021 to 2022. state attorney general rob bonta says there are likely many more crimes in which the victims were to scared to make a report. in the past, several years, we have witnessed national rhetoric get more heated, more polarizing, more divisive, more extreme. and while we like to think that california would be and should be the exception in hate, unfortunately it has no borders attacks motivated by sexual orientation saw the biggest jump 29% religious based hate crimes are also up. ag bonta said the state is working to better respond to hate crimes. california launched a racial justice bureau and updated a guidance to local authorities on investigating and prosecuting hate crimes. our time now, 730 for senior citizen in marin county who lived in a live in a city owned mobile home parkir homes. and last night

live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. time now. 735. we're hearing from the relatives of a 73 year old woman who was killed by a hit and run driver in oakland. it happened friday night shortly after 7:00. santa maya was crossing foothill boulevard with her daughter and granddaughter. surveillance video shows her picking up something and then trying to catch up to her family when a speeding black mercedes sedan hits her and then just takes off. i'm angry about the person just driving away, not even caring about the family members feelings. i arrived in oakland just four months ago, having immigrated from thailand to be reunited with her family. maya's daughter says she had planned to take her mother on a road trip in a few months, welcoming her to the us. she now wants the person responsible, identified and arrested. very bad. you know, i already lost my mom, so i don't want to. other people can loss like this. it's really painful. so please help me to make my mom. i want that witness to say that black mercedes appeared to be racing anot

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. take us to the outside lands music festival in san francisco.early all gone. the festival says tickets to the entire three day event are sold out. single day tickets though, are still available outside lands are set to take place the second weekend of august in golden gate park. and often, bill, it's fogged in, but hopefully not this summer weather. yeah, often it is foggy and it kind of works out that way for us. it's fogged in right now. boy, i'll tell you, the temperatures. these are the numbers from today. way down from yesterday, ten, 10 or 12 degrees down in the inland bay valleys. and that's because of that low. right. and i'll pop it in here and you can see it. and that's actually that's not a model. that's the actual satellite with some ice attacks drawn in over it. and you can see the you can see the counter clockwise flow. so not supposed to be there. what is supposed to be there is this guy see that flow there? so as i showed you earlier on in the five, that's going to show up. but not until literally a full week from today. and at t

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. there is a possibility that you could be paying more. the debate happening right now and the expected vote about increases on bars. hundreds of people who were stuck in eastern russia after an emergency landing are now back in the bay area. hear from those passengers about their ordeal cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. as well as parking fees as the agency tries to stave off drastic cuts in service. tom vacar spent time today at the bart meeting and joins us now with rider reaction to what is expected to be voting on voted on today. tom well, you know, some of these things that are being voted on and now have been voted on, the meeting just ended and a few are all likely to pass . bart and other trans agencies face a financial cliff as ridership has not come even close to recovering before the pandemic, we were very reliant on passenger fares to pay for our operating cos

ali rasmus joins us live from cupertino with the preview outside apple headquarters. hey ali.andre. yeah, that worldwide developers conference set to start just about a half an hour from now. we are near the apple campus, just outside the visitor center and across the street where you hear some of the cheers going on. that's where apple employees are leading some of these conference attendees to take that half mile walk from here into the heart of the apple campus for that conference. now, the developers conference invites developers, of course, the people who make these software programs and apps for apple devices to come see the latest technology that they're going to be unveiling. and many of them are talking about a new device. apple's expected to announce today a virtual reality headset. the tech website apple insider put together this rendering of what the headset might look like based on early reports and leaked information. apple will reportedly call it the reality pro. it looks like a curved iphone strapped onto a headband like a futurist looking pair of ski goggles.

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news.insight into the situation with the oakland police commission earlier today on the four, we spoke with jim shannon, the chair of the selection panel for the commission. part of the problem is, is that being a police commissioner is a really tough job. it takes a lot of your time . police commissioners don't get paid. and this infighting doesn't help either. but we'll get good people and we'll find them and we'll nominate them. shannon said. the oakland police department might already have emerged from federal oversight if former chief armstrong had not been fired. another hearing on that matter is set for september. well at least three people were arrested when a protest over student's right to choose their pronouns turned violent outside of a glendale school board meeting. several groups had gathered to protest pronouns yesterday. at one point, punches were thrown and police had to jump in to stop the violence. as the school board was voting on reconsidering pride curriculum and lgbtq

rasmus ktvu, fox two news. well law enforcement ramping up efforts in miami this afternoon in anticipation of former president trump's court appearance tomorrow. protests are expected outside the miami federal courthouse where trump is set to be arraigned on dozens of charges. he's accused of illegally hoarding classified documents and hiding them from investigators. jonathan seri has the latest developments. donald trump bracing for an historic court appearance tuesday in miami as the first former president in history to face federal criminal charges. over the weekend, the former president and current gop front runner painting himself the victim of a politically motivated prosecution. this is election interference, and we've never seen it on a scale like this. but most legal experts say the charges are very serious. the 37 count indictment alleges that trump kept a trove of classified documents at his mar a lago estate, including military plans and nuclear secrets. all of it a potential risk to national securi

ali rasmus, ktvu fox two news. while president biden is here, his son's legal issues are making headlines. court papers filed today show hunter biden agreed to plead guilty to two minor tax crimes and a gun charge. mike emanuel has more on the dustup this has created among the president's political rivals. president biden's son, hunter, striking a surprise deal to head off federal charges while his father runs for reelection. the 53 year old will plead guilty to two minor tax charges from 2017 and 2018. plus, he's admitting to unlawful possession of a gun while he was a drug addict. this is a relatively minor case, so it can be handled relatively quickly. it's part of a tentative deal he made with prosecutors who have been investigating him starting back in 2018. the terms of the deal were negotiated by a delaware us attorney, a trump appointee. the white house is tight lipped, saying in a short statement, quote, the president and first lady loved their son and support him as he continues to rebuild his life. we wi

ali rasmus, ktvu fox two news. staying in the city.to the arrest of the people who broke into a smoke shop in san francisco's richmond district. it happened early wednesday morning at the cigarets cheaper store at 17th and geary. surveillance video shows two cars full of people breaking into the shop in the middle of the night. a store worker says they made off with 500 cartons of cigarets and a safe, you know, i asked man, just like, you know, minority, just like you guys, like, you know, go get a job, go do something else. this this is all be man. you're not taking from big corporation. this is not some big companies that you guys are robbing. you know, we have a family to feed. store workers say their losses added up to $100,000. anyone who recognizes the burglars or their cars is asked to call san francisco police. airlines appear to be doing a good job of keeping up with increased demand at the start of what's usually a busy time for airports. since the beginning of the memorial day weekend, there have been no widespread complaint

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. i feel like as a human, you know what you want and you need like it doesn't matter how old you are. bay a family raising awareness about being transgender through the eyes of their seven year old. their message to the community during this pride month. hannah barry weather. here's a live camera looking out towards san francisco. still some stubborn cloud cover over san francisco bay and definitely a cooling pattern for the first full day of summer. but what about the weekend? we'll have t update coming up metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts erious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain,

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news.out the weather tomorrow, visually you'll probably see some clouds approach in the area. maybe some raindrops as well. but today you probably notice the change with temperatures. everybody cooled off a bit, especially up in the north bay and the inland valleys. santa rosa, a 20 degree drop off in temperatures compared to yesterday. the main reason you can see this area of low pressure down in southern california. so it's becoming closer right now. we actually have some showers and thunderstorms approaching san luis obispo county for tonight. and as we move the maps up to the north here, some action, some thunderstorms closer to the redding area, a little bit of some green showing up on our radar as well. not all this reaching the ground, just yet, but the possibility of some scattered showers, especially up in portions of are down in portions of the south bay from in the east bay as well for tonight. so this is kind of a sign that things are kind of becoming unstable with the pattern t

as allie rasmus reports, it was also bart's busiest sunday in years.e first real high , thousands of people lined market street in downtown san francisco sunday to watch the floats, dancers and parade participants celebrate the culminating event of sf pride month. last year's parade brought out an estimated 500,000 spectators, gauging bart ridership. this year's attendance was likely even higher. it's our strongest sunday since the pandemic. bart spokesperson say riders checked in for more than 140,000 trips systemwide. the majority of those going to and from san francisco. that's 6000 more bart trips than the sunday of last year's pride parade. and the busiest sunday, the transit agency's had since the pandemic for bart. this is a big deal, too, because we're really trying to bring folks back to bart and hopefully they can have a good experience on an event like this. and it encourages them to keep coming back to us, keep trying, bart, and reminding them that we're still here and that we're a reliable way to get around, especially for big events like

ktvu ali rasmus has more. when police broke up this sideshow at alameda point last month, they issued 64 citations for the drivers who took part in the event. but some alameda county leaders say the spectators, people watching and taking video of this illegal activity should be held liable, too. when you have hundreds of vehicles, hundreds of participants and all sorts of unlawful behavior under an alameda county ordinance, spectators could be arrested for being within 200ft of a sideshow or street racing event and could face up to six months in jail or $1,000 fine. we absolutely do not condone illegal driving or reckless driving, but civil liberties groups say a law to punish people watching or recording an event in public raises some concern. red flags. the public and the press have a right to monitor, observe, record and report on things that are happening in a public place, even if those things are illegal. david law is the legal director of the first amendment coalition. he says under the ordinance, even

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. we'll have to wait and see. all right. still ahead tonight, the a's are now hours away from a critical deadline. nevada lawmakers have until midnight to determine whether taxpayer money will help the team fund a new ballpark. they're also words of warning from health officials what parents should know about a social media trend that "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. tom vacar is live now with details about what happens, though, if the state goes home tonight without signing off on this deal. tom well, this is a very fast moving story and quite literally could change any minute. that's how important this thing is and how time is running out. but having said that, the important thing to understand is the legislators are actuall

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. to the growing housing crisis, a new first of its kind renters caucus is now supporting bills in the state legislature to help renters. san francisco assembly member matt haney is the chair of this caucus. he and other members are the only five people of the state legislature who are renters. they say the caucus is committed to making sure the interest of california's 17 million renters are represented in state government today they announced their priorities and say they've rolled out a package of bills. the bill that i'm author that is now moving forward to the senate floor would cap security deposits at one month of rent for so many californians. it's not only an issue of whether you can afford the rent, it's whether you can get into an apartment or a home to begin with. the caucus has endorsed five bills, along with the one described by assembly member haney. another caps rent increases at 5% and closes some loopholes. landlords use to evict tenants when there's no just cause. low

of the country road accident nato may send troops to ukraine, says the former head of the alliance rasmus, it will be done by the hands of the main kiev friends, the former baltic states and in romania, meanwhile, the most large-scale exercises of the air force begin and the bolshoi theater extends the jubilee season with a ballet festival in the summer start today. it is so important that lukashenka’s conversation with the leaders of the security council to the country of the state security committee as a united front is about the underlying causes of what is happening in ukraine and peace and dispute resolution and the threat of sanctions in the first report of the panorama. a panic statement in the polish media about the ukrainian mafia smuggling weapons from ukraine that this is an attempt by warsaw to overwhelm itself in case these weapons fire, say, during a terrorist attack in europe in the west, because poland is well aware that these are their weapons that are returned from ukraine eurasia is our home at a large-scale exhibition in sochi, the eu countries showed what we can do to

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. well, the new ordinance in san francisco would require every pharmacy to carry the overdose reversal drug narcan. they could be fine if they do not have at least two narcan nasal sprays on hand. supervisor matt dorsey said a survey found about 20% of city pharmacies do not have doses in stock. he says the city is on pace for a record number of fentanyl overdoses. this year. new at noon, us senator alex padilla is here in the bay area announcing efforts to address mental health issues faced by the lgbt youth. senator padilla visited the san francisco lgbt center on market street this morning. he was accompanied by san francisco supervisor rafael middleman. the visit comes amidst a rise in anti-lgbtq hate crimes in california and across the country. the senator participated in a discussion surrounding the mental health concerns of gay, queer and trans youth and the general community . we know that among all the needs that particularly young members of the lgbtq community need, it's the

so that may be part of the reason why at sfo, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. the supreme court handing down a major decision this morning striking down affirmative action programs at harvard and the university of north carolina at chapel hill. this means universities can no longer use race as a factor in the admissions process. caroline shively has the latest now from washington. in a blockbuster decision thursday morning, the supreme courtheir admissions policies. i strongly, strongly disagree . chief justice john roberts wrote, university programs mu w. they may never use race as a stereotype or negative, and at some point they must end. chief justice roberts has said for years that the best way to stop discrimination is to stop discriminating. the court had allowed race to be used as a factor in admissions for decades, so long as a school didn't use quotas. but on thursday, the court specifically found that harvard and the university of north carolina, chapel hill, had discriminated against white and asian american applicants by using race based admission p

ctv's allie rasmus shows us some of the highlights from the big event and explains why bart says a new pandemic ridership record was set when the first real high thousands of people lined market street in downtown san francisco sunday to watch the floats, dancers and parade participants celebrate the culminating event of sf pride month. last year's parade brought out an estimated 500,000 spectators, gauging bart ridership. this year's attendance was likely even higher. it's our strongest sunday since the pandemic. bart spokesperson say riders checked in for more than 140,000 trips systemwide, the majority of those going to and from san francisco. so that's 6000 more bart trips than the sunday of last year's pride parade. and the busiest sunday, the transit agency's had since the pandemic. for bart, this is a big deal, too, because we're really trying to bring folks back to bart and hopefully they can have a good experience on an event like this. and it encouraged them to keep coming back to us, keep trying, bart, and reminding them that we're still here and that we're a reliable way to

in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news.l the rainbow flag in san francisco's castro district was replaced today ahead of this month's pride festivities. the group castro merchants pays for the flag and replaces it about 3 to 4 times a year. the president of castro merchants says it's important to keep that flag beautiful as it continues to signify the castro as a safe place to be. exactly who you are . i can't believe how backward our country is gone. so it is absolutely so incredibly important this year that we show how proud we are. boldly loud, loudly. the flag is 20 by 30ft and is designated as an art installation created by gilbert baker. the flagpole, by the way, was dedicated in 1997. and for the latest information on pride events all across the bay area, just head to our website. we have a special section dedicated to pride month, and you can find that at ktvu.com/pride guys just runs up and bam bam shooting twice in the leg. thankfully that shooting victim was quickly helped by a doctor who was in the area on his w

in san francisco, ally rasmus ktvu fox two news, san francisco isn't the only place it's home to prideonth. this weekend is the sonoma county pride festival and parade in santa rosa. the second annual pacifica pride parade and festivals also taking place this weekend. and in the east bay of pride, celebration will take place down main street in clayton on sunday. silicon valley pride takes place in august and oakland pride will take place in september. ktvu is planning a full coverage of events for these pride festivities. you can find stories all month long on bay area pride. you also can find stories on ktvu slash pride. well, barry weather we have been dealing with somewhat of a cool pattern seems like over the past couple of weeks but temperatures definitely have been trending up over the past few days. set in the stage for a warmer weekend. in fact, inland temperatures could be getting close to the 90 degree mark, especially by sunday. not so much warming for the coast. in fact, tomorrow morning we'll have some areas of fog out there, but still warm inland. there is the eventual t

allie rasmus ktvu fox two news. we're learning new information about the state supported crackdown against open drug use in san francisco's tenderloin district. governor newsom announced that since the chp started patrols last month, officers seized more than 4.2 kilos of fentanyl. that's more than 9 pounds, enough to kill the entire population of san francisco three times over. this operation also features the cal national guard working with city and federal law enforcement to map out crime syndicates and shut down drug trafficking in san francisco. mayor london breed reacted to the update on the crackdown. she said in part, quote, our coordinated work to shut down drug markets requires strong partnerships between local and state government. sfpd increased fentanyl seizures by 170% year over year. chp worked to get fentanyl off the street, expand hands on this work, and helps support sfpd. meantime san francisco police increasing enforcement to deal with the city's drug crisis. police chief bill scott last night pr

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shrines is not freedom of thought is still fresh in the memory of the burning of the koran by dane rasmusday of the turkish embassy. all in the same stockholm , vilnius will soon come to nato and turkish politicians are threatening to block sweden's entry into the alliance again. anyway, ankara warned that the swedish authorities would not be able to avoid consequences, the heads of the communications department, under the president of turkey, said those who aspire to become our allies in nato cannot tolerate or tolerate the destructive behavior of islamophobic and xenophobic terrorists. the question of sweden's accession to nato is now really on the cutting edge. on kano, not only the reputation of the swedish authorities, but also big money involved in the alliance. as you know, 2% of national gdp , most countries with only cannot pay, and military bureaucrats impose on wealthy swedes great expectations so nato secretary general goes ahead uh, i understand the emotion of the depth of people's frustration, but offensive and controversial acts are not always illegal and we see actions aga

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. allie thank you.morning for very young children in france suffered life threatening injuries in a knife attack today in the town in the french alps. two adults were also hurt. witness to say a man with a knife. staff several young children, including at least one child in a stroller, along with the two adults at a lakeside park. 31 year old syrian man was detained as a suspect. they say the attack does not appear to be terror related. police say the four children all were under the age of three. a city council meeting in walnut creek was disrupted by several callers making anti-semitic comments. officials say it seemed to nighs was a phone in meeting. only one of the callers defended white supremacist banners flown in the city last year. the mayor, cindy silva, interrupted the caller, asking that the person be respectful when he continued. council member kevin wilk urged for the call to be cut off. we take issue and we'll refute anybody that has hate speech or discrimination against anybody, whether i

you'd like to help show up to twin peaks at 9 a.m. this coming weekend, live in san francisco, allie rasmusst few hours, the suspect in the mass shooting at a colorado springs lgbtq nightclub pleaded guilty to the attack. anderson lee aldrich was charged with five counts of murder, 46 counts of attempted murder and two counts of bias motivated crime. aldrich will receive a life sentence under the terms of that deal. he has expressed remorse during jailhouse interviews with reporters. authorities say aldrich fired a rifle inside club q last november, killing five people and injuring dozens of others. oakland police are searching for armed robbers who targeted a 24 hour donut shop. surveillance video shows what happened at colonial donut shop on lakeshore avenue just before 1:00 friday morning. three people wearing masks and hoodies walked in. an employee in a red hat walks over to take their order. the robbers then jump over the counter with guns drawn and demand the worker empty the cash register. i think it's terrible. and i think it's trifling. and considering that this is like a business

ctv's ali rasmus joins us live in san francisco with the details.sing ceremony a couple of hours from now at san francisco city hall. and there's going to be another one later this afternoon here at market and castro and the castro neighborhood. now, this iconic flag flies here all year round, but if you can take a look, the edges are a little bit frayed. it is regular replaced, but it's going to be replaced today with a special ceremony to commemorate the start of pride month. the theme for this month's celebration is looking back and moving forward. the idea behind it. it's important to know about the history of discrimination, the lgbtq community faced in the past to keep it from happening again in the future. it's a theme that some of the people we talked to here in this neighborhood say really resonates right now. i think it's important to have perspective and to appreciate the pioneers who created this opportunity to for us to be out and open and proud and with especially with all the legislation happening around the country now, it's the perf

com garcia ali rasmus thank you.overnor of nevada signed a bill to fund a new stadium for the a's in las vegas. the public financing package is for up to $380 million, which will go toward building the proposed $1.5 billion ballpark for the a's in las vegas, the governor said in a statement. this is an incredible opportunity to bring the a's to nevada, and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team. the state, the county and the league. just two days ago, a's fans staged a reverse boycott at the game, hoping to get the owner to sell the team. many a's fans say they realize the team's time in the east bay is likely ending soon, but they still hope something will happen to keep the team rooted in oakland. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean, the city doesn't want them here. the manager doesn't want him here. unfortunately you know, i got to buy that trip to vegas every now and again just to see my favorite team compete. i do feel like they're probably gone, but

ali rasmus, thank you.morning, an update on the state supported crackdown against open drug use in san francisco's tenderloin. governor newsom announced since the chp started its patrols last month, officers have seized more than 4.2 kilos of fentanyl, more than 9 pounds and enough to kill the entire population of san francisco three times over. the operation features chp officers along with the california national guard, working with city and federal law enforcement to map out crime syndicates and shut down drug trafficking. just this morning, mayor london breed is also touting the early successes of the program. she tweeted combined san francisco police and chp have seized over 15 kilos of fentanyl since may 1st in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods. this is progress, but we have a lot more work to do to make our neighborhoods safer. all right. so another downtown san francisco business closing now. cinemark, the movie theater chain, is closing the century movie theaters inside the westfield

population to send their own troops to ukraine about the same says and the ex-general secretary of nato rasmus. the alliance has an initiative group that literally requires the command to immediately take part in the conflict. naturally, ostensibly with the aim of him, where is the escalation of alik komarov to lead. the american prosecutor's office warned trump about the criminal case against him, as the publication of the politician reports. now the investigation is trying to find out whether trump really hid papers marked top secret in one of his villas. earlier, journalists reported that the us attorney's office received some kind of record in it. the former us president allegedly admitted that after leaving the white house he kept secret pentagon data about a possible attack on iran later than trump. he wrote on social networks that no one had told him about the accusation. he himself did nothing wrong in russia there will be an electronic register of bone marrow donors , the head of rostelecom mikhail sievsky also announced this at a meeting with president vladimir putin. he spoke about

i said trigger will cock, the mentioned rasmus.are the baltic countries - this is more likely to give the future polish intervention the illusion of legitimacy of a collective decision, but in fact, a tough geopolitical cut of ukraine is brewing, if zelensky once had some levers of governing the country in his hands, now he they are not even able to control their own security forces. and zelensky really does not govern his state. this is even his statement that when there was an attack on the belgorod region, that he did not gave such orders to the attack. this suggests that ur and u, some other special services of ukraine u, are doing this on their own. we know about it. uh, what is this anglo-action loss of control. it is also catastrophic for zelensky, if you follow this logic, and zelensky has no control over the special services and border guards, while some armed formations are being created in his country. they are attacking us because this, if not a sign of the collapse of the state, may be why warsaw is ready to jump. she

live in san francisco, eli rasmus, ktvu fox two news. ali, thank you. florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis was in the bay area last night. the santos was in san mateo county for a fundraiser with republican donors. this is video of his procession of suvs heading to woodside. the santa is hoping to shore up support among california republicans in an uphill battle. many of woodside's residents were completely unaware of. republican presidential candidate was in town. i don't care for him. i don't like his politics and i don't even know if i'd want to go to florida because he's there. the census is currently polling a distant second in the 2024 race for the republican nomination behind donald trump. california governor gavin newsom is predicting desantis will be, quote, crushed by donald trump in the race for the 2024 republican nomination. governor newsom tells the associated press he views desantis as a weak and undisciplined candidate who he believes has virtually no chance of defeating trump. newsom and desantis have beco

ctv's allie rasmus, she just spoke with antioch's mayor about what happened and she joins us live withe andre, antioch police have been able to interview one of the survivors of this shooting that happened early sunday morning. that person was interviewed by investigators at the hospital. they are still recovering from those gunshot injuries. but in investigators and police are still trying to find more witness information, more help from the community to help them piece together what happened and find the people responsible. police say there's about 100 people who had gathered at a house party to celebrate the birthday of a 19 year old man on saturday night. this was happening at a home on sunset lane and felicia court near lone tree way. police say several hours after the party began around 1:00 sunday morning, some uninvited guests showed up. and police say there was some sort of argument and then gunfire erupted. seven people were struck by the bullets, an 18 year old woman, 18 year old man, 219 year old women, a 19 year old man as well as 220 year old women who were hurt, the 18 y

to do it effectively and do it as soon as possible to andrii, the former secretary general of nato rasmus said that it is not excluded that certain countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance outside of nato may provide assistance to ukraine, in particular, he said that poland or the baltic states may to join the ukrainians in the fight against russia, it is clear that in a situation where russia uses terrorist acts against ukraine and does it in order to simply destroy the country and kill all ukrainians, it is clear that both the poles and the residents of the baltic region understand that they can be next as far as there is a possibility that at some stage poland may also join the fight against the russian invaders on the territory of ukraine . of course, such countries as poland, lithuania , latvia, estonia, the czech republic, slovakia, romania, etc. so on, they are much more intensive, taking into account the fact that they may not have so many resources, but they support us much more intensively in all senses , er, because er, well, we can say that the exception is proba

it is about the situation around taiwan, this was stated by former nato secretary general anders rasmusof these two parallels? would you draw them in this way or not? is it possible to draw such a parallel ? i would like to use this opportunity to say that you can eat, they are expressing their solidarity with ukraine and we we actually want to do everything we can in order to form closer relations with ukrainians, and this is to help ukraine stand up and i am sure that such clear messages should be sent to people like putin - these people are crazy and so am i i think that ukrainians can really be united together with us together with other partners. and from the point of view of taiwan , the strengthening of relations between the united states and ivaniv is also sending a clear message to ukrainians that democracy is holding fast, they are strong and they are not giving up, and that is why i want to assure ukrainians, what are you and i, taiwanese, firmly say this? if we talk about the future elections in taiwan , there is talk now that china may interfere in these elections. if you a

rasmus left to explain what the state's governor is calling for next.and mayor shengtao this morning. yeah, nevada governor, republican governor called for a special session of the legislature overnight last night. and one of the issues they could finalize in that special session, whether to give the 380 million in public financing. these are asking for to help them build a ballpark in las vegas near the strip. now, a's owners and executives were waiting for that money and waiting for it to be finalized to get the green light to move forward with the project. but that didn't happen last night. the nevada legislature only meets for four months at a time every two years. so if regular business doesn't get done during that time, it's then up to the governor to call a special session to take it up overnight. in a tweet sent at 1:00 this morning, the governor, joe lombardo, said he would call that special session. now, what kind of issues they'll take up during that special session. it's still not known yet, but on mornings on 2 to 9 today, oakland mayor she

allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news.ll right, so san francisco department of public works is reexamining its new barricade on capp street, which have already been damaged. according to the online news site mission local. the city installed bright yellow barricade shades made out of collapsible steel and fastened to the ground with bolts and padlocks. they replaced concrete barrier that the public works department put up between 18 and 20 second streets to cut down on cruising and the sex trade. but fire crews had said the concrete barriers would make it difficult for them to get to fires in that neighborhood. so the thin steel barriers which fire trucks can drive over were put in place, right? 737 let's see what's happening in the traffic center. we'll run out and say good morning again to sal. all right, garcia and andre, good morning to you both. let's start off in the east bay. i want to show you highway four has become pretty typically slow coming in from pittsburgh to bay point. the eastbound commute slow we had due

ali rasmus, thank you. were found dead inside an apartment in fremont are a four year old girl and one year old boy. their mother was also found dead. police say it was a murder suicide. many people who live in the apartment complex say they are still dealing with the shock. what happened was just, you know, just my family and friends said, you know, it's just sad. you know, people are just going through, you know, the world right now. and it's just, you know, just very traumatic. you see kids running around all the time and you know, it's just a really nice neighborhood. and it's just shocking to you know, find out something like this happened like next door. you don't really expect it. you know , family members have started a go fund me to help with funeral costs. our time is 735. a metal scrap yard in san jose is now agreed to settle with the city after being the focus of an investigation into stolen catalytic converters. now, the settlement comes after an investigation that lasted for years, as well as

ali rasmus, thank you.learn more about what to expect in the coming hours here by welcoming lauren wright, a political researcher with princeton university. thanks for joining us. hey, thank you. of course. what will you be looking for during today's arraignment? you know, don't expect a lot of violence. that was a great point about the underground garage. i don't even expect many supporters or protesters. the politics of this fast for me and what we've seen is there have been so many trump scandals. of course, this is extraordinarily serious and very different to be and cited by a federal grand jury, among other things, under the espionage act. but the politics of this have been so cloudy and so what i'll be really watching for is ether there's any change to the polling after today. and my guess is my very strong suspicion is there won't be because trump is held to a different standard by by the republican base that will support him seemingly no matter what. and i don't think he'll lose very many supporter

i'm ali rasmus. today is friday, june 23rd. looking forward to the weekend.hat's what the weekend weather has in store for us. it's i'm going to take a wild guess, steve. it's a little bit more of what more of what we've seen already. more of the same. usually dave ali's like, could you please cool it down this year? she's like, could you warm it up a little bit? i know, i know. i just a little just a little bit. a little. just. all right. yes a continuation probably into next wednesday at least. it's cloudy. i mean, everybody has a big fog. i'll get out of it. i mean i mean, look at that. there's even a little circulation just to the west of the bay area. san francisco can see that little spin that's enhancing the fog. a lot of drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. bonnie dunes had a 10th of an inch in 24 hours. that's all. that's light rain. and up in the mountains. it was a pretty good show in the north shore yesterday with a lot of reports of hail around incline village. i think they'll be more activity again today. our highs are staying unseasonably cool