in cambridge, massachusetts, saint paul, minnesota, los angeles, california, and even former mayor schaaf makes an appearance to show how this move has gone national. and we're chronicling how sort of a guaranteed income, particularly during the pandemic , was a real lifeline for folks, not just in stockton, but again , across this country. >> yeah, and we've talked to former oakland mayor schaaf about that right. each of these cities you mentioned, they have a slightly different version. sometimes it's for underrepresented minorities, sometimes it's for single moms, sometimes it could be for the trans community. but i wanted to ask you, regardless of who it's for, you know, do you think it could be implemented on a broader level? right. which is what i assume. you u wanted to get to. it's one thing to do it on a limited basis for 100 people, but when you go, let's say, federal, how does that work in terms of the cost? right. would you have to cut social service programs which have to raise taxes to be able to pay for all that? >> well, the beauty about the federal government is that a de

schaaf plans to join the former mayor of stockton, michael tubbs, to lead the roundtable. families pilot program , which ended in june, began under schaaf's leadership. it was launched as part of an effort led by tubbs, who established the nation's first citywide guaranteed income program when he was mayor of stockton. tomorrow's roundtable will be held at the grand lake theater. it is part of a national tour featuring the film. it's basic daca mentary about recipients of guaranteed income pilots. former oakland police chief van kirkpatrick has been tapped to lead the new orleans police force in 2017. kirkpatrick was sworn in as oakland's first female police chief. she served for three years before being fired by an independent commission. a federal jury later determined that kirkpatrick was wrongly terminated after she filed a whistleblower claim against the city. today, new orleans mayor said her decision to choose kirkpatrick as her city's next police chief came following an extensive nationwide search. the nomination is subject to the approval of the city council. firs

schaaf says. they get more than 100 applications every year and they're expecting several hundred.s year. if you want to apply again, you need to do it by tomorrow. it's at the website that is listed right now at the bottom of your screen. >> superstar gymnast simone biles is making history as now the only woman in the us to qualify for six world teams. >> the 26 year old locked in a spot for the usa olympic team after winning an all around at a gymnastics selection camp in texas. she finished with 55.7 points. this is actually a video from a previous competition team usa's remaining five members are going to be announced after a competition later today. >> honestly, i'm inspired, but also tired. just looking at looking. i mean, can you believe a human can do that? >> right. >> vanna white is going to be staying at wheel of fortune for a little bit longer. she just extended her contract for another two years. tmz reports she'll be getting her first pay raise in 18 years as. well. >> that means if you negotiate well at the beginning. >> is that what that means? >> oh, vanna white an

schaaf says they get more than 100 applications every single year.xpecting several hundred this year, too. if you'd like to apply, you can go to the website that is listed right there on the bottom of your screen. still ahead, the nfl now dealing with a death investigation after a patriots fan dies after a fight in the stands. >> plus, las vegas is taking the next weird step into the future . we'll show you the new ai bot that will be welcoming city visitors to say it's a sin city. but first, a check on the weather with lisa. all right. >> good morning, everyone. we are looking at this system as the culprit. it's way to the north. it's going to drop down to the north and east of us and those northwesterly winds transporting the smoke and the bad air quality. see current conditions right now for sensitive groups and everyone else. very unhealthy out there. so that's why we have our air quality advisory continuing today into thursday, 59, nevada , we have low clouds and fog as well. we're 60 in the south bay. and a look outside, it'll be gray for quite

and former oakland mayor libby schaaf will be discussing the guaranteed income program.how it's part of a national tour from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday morning september 12th. it's steve paulson's ready to give you your tuesday forecast cooler is the message here that we're going to talk about much bigger fog bank in place as well and compared to yesterday there was little to none. that's not the case today. 50s on the temps, it does look cooler here as a weak system drags across us. all that activity in southern california is moving out. so 60s, 70s and 80s. remarkably stable pattern here with only day to day changes going forward. but maybe some bigger changes next week. more on that in about ten minutes. sal's here. here is there an echo? echo take take it away. you know what, steve? there's not a lot going on. and that's just the way we like it at this early hour. people who get up at this hour usually expect to hit the r

schaaf avenue in san jose, which now has a duplex on the property.year, the amigos de guadalupe center for justice and empowerment, founded by maritza maldonado, bought the property to make space for the next generation of community leaders. this house here will be meeting space. we'll have some childcare activities. community kitchen. chavez is internationally recognized for his activism and organizing on behalf of farm workers in the 1950s and 60. as he founded what would become the united farm workers of america. mar donato says long before she began serving the community, she had her own experience with cesar chavez as as someone who grew up in this very neighborhood, who actually had father mcdonald and cesar chavez knock on our door and us hearing the plight of the farm workers is was really important. isn't that the legacy of cesar chavez for our community and our young people understand the significance and the importance that cesar chavez had played at the chavez home was declared a san jose city landmark. a year after his death in 1994. mal

former mayor libby schaaf will be one of the discussion leaders along with a woman who was a guaranteed will also be a showing of the documentary film it's basic, which features recipients from other programs around the country. the discussion and viewing will be at oakland's grand lake theater, starting at 630 tonight. also in oakland, a forum is set for later today to help make sure older adults are ready for disaster. fema and the center for elders independence hosting today's forum at noon at the california endowment on franklin street. fema says that older adults are often disproportionately impacted by disasters. point of the event is to make sure that people are prepared in case something like a fire or earthquake hits a new government report shows the financial cost of climate related disasters is growing. the united states has already seen 23 incidents where damages were over $1 billion each. the previous record of 22 was set back in 2020. experts attribute extreme weather and population growth in vulnerable areas such as coastal regions hit by flooding. a global leader in tech