years now we've been saying hello to each other. >> see what you folks don't know is during the break, darcy and i, we chat, chat, chat, chat. >> that's right. i'm like, my son caught a bass fish in the creek and i can't stand the cold rain and swimming on cooking. i'm going to get you on that swim team next year. >> oh, those days are over. >> high school kids man. woo! >> oh yeah they're good. all right. 40s 50. there's a little bit of low cloud deck there hanging out around san jose also on the peninsula north of that we're good to go. it's already sunny side up. not as cold this morning, but still cool. there's a little bit of a breeze there. it's out of the west northwest, but we're all looking for a beautiful day today. after that patchy fog it will be sunny today. a little bit warmer. bigger, warmer trend starts tomorrow. highs 60s and 70s. well, with the morning commute i'm stuck in a moment. i can't get out of. i hope that's not you. >> yeah, you know, i'm thinking about that. that exact thing about the benicia bridge because it was a stalled truck. pickup truck on the bridge wasn't a huge deal except for the traffic

on 680. it is pretty slow heading south as you drive down toward the benicia bridge. so give yourself a little bit of extra, you know, a little bit of extra time. this commute is going to go on with or without you, so get out there. might as well just jump in, get it over with, because that commute is bad. it's slow on 680. almost going to be backed up to 80 before too long. just a warning. bay bridge you can see that traffic is backed up to the mains metering lights are on 7:00. let's go back to the desk and happening right now apple is holding one of its big product presentations. >> the event is just now getting started at 7:00. so the official announcements aren't out yet. but tech industry insiders are already reporting on what apple plans to unveil this morning. silicon valley tech giants are expected to release some new ipad models for the first time since 2022. the focus is said to be on more high end pro models. apple's also expected to show off upgrades to its pencil stylus system and a new chip,

the m4, which would allow more artificial intelligence services and features. today's day two of the rsa cybersecurity conference in san francisco. it's being held at moscone center, featured speakers include homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas as well as executives from companies including paypal and cisco. this year's conference features 650 speakers and 600 exhibitors nationwide. >> our time is now 701 well, new this morning, federal auto safety investigators looking deeper now into a december recall of more than 2 million teslas. now last year, tesla recalled almost all of its cars in the united states, updating its partially automated driving system. federal investigators say since that update, there have been 20 reported crashes involving the autopilot feature. the national highway traffic safety administration wants detailed answers and documents showing what tesla has done to solve that problem. tesla has until july first to respond. well, some state lawmakers want

to give local governments more control over autonomous vehicles here in california. the decision comes as waymo, the autonomous car company, announced plans to expand from the peninsula to sunnyvale. the bills already advanced through two committees after being introduced earlier this year. however, some residents in san mateo county say they're skeptical of how well the self-driving cars will operate on their streets. >> i just don't know if i trust the self-driving technology yet. like i'm sure there's something there, but in practice, i don't know. it's a little scary. >> it should be on the company for their autonomous vehicle violating some sort of traffic law, but instead. oh it's fine. we don't get in trouble. we don't get a ticket because no one's driving it. >> now that bill has passed several committees in the state senate, it still needs a vote in the full senate and the state assembly before it goes to the

governor. time is now. 703 well, today is the beginning of the state trial against david depape. >> depape is accused of breaking into the san francisco home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband, paul, in 2022. this trial is expected to go through the end of next month. depape has already been convicted of two federal charges related to the attack. sentencing in the federal case set for may 17th. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to be released from federal prison earlier than planned. holmes current release date is now august 16th, 2032, four months earlier than her previous release date. last year, a judge sentenced holmes to 11 years in prison for defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. federal inmates can reduce their sentences by having good behavior and completing some prison work programs. four murder suspects have agreed to plead guilty to lesser charges after it was revealed they were arrested by antioch police officers who were involved in the department's racist tech scandal. they were all charged in a killing in march of 2021.

attorneys say all 12 officers involved in the case were part of racist, homophobic and threatening text message chains. the da's office admitted that racial bias was involved in the case. those arrested faced a possible sentence of 25 years to life in prison. they'll now spend anywhere from 13 to 20 years behind bars and will be sentenced later this week. meanwhile, a suspect wanted in connection to a homicide in stockton was arrested in antioch following an hours long search. police told people in the area of gentry towne drive yesterday to lock their doors and windows as officers searched. the man was taken into custody just before 6:00 last night. no other details have been released yet. >> all right. our time is 705. the chp arrested a man suspected in a freeway shooting in oakland . a position the city leaders. now, that dash cam video shows the moment back on march 29th at the suspect merged onto interstate 580 near seminary and started shooting out of the

window. no injuries have been reported. and now, through this video, investigators were able to identify the driver as 32 year old dominic taylor of san leandro. he was arrested and he was booked into the santa rita jail. our time now 705 will happening today. the berkeley city council will consider funding a new position trying to reduce the number of injuries and deaths on city streets. now, that position would be a program manager working out of the berkeley fire department. who would be responsible for developing a street trauma prevention program. it would include taking action to keep emergency response times down, as well as making streets safer. the city's safety commission says crashes with injuries to drivers, cyclists or pedestrians happen almost twice a day on the streets of berkeley, golden state warriors star klay thompson is weighing his options as his contract expires at the end of the season. >> the orlando magic are eyeing

the opportunity to sign the former all star during free agency this summer. nba insiders report there is mutual interest between thompson and the magic head coach steve kerr moved thompson to the bench during the season, but says he wants to remain in the starting lineup. >> our time is 706 for soccer fans. they're calling it a bay area derby for the first time in a competitive match. the san jose earthquakes will be playing the oakland roots tonight at paypal park. >> who better to send than our own james torres live james taurasi? only james torres, our soccer expert, is live in san jose here, previewing the match and explaining why these two teams are facing off here. james garcia and david roots versus quakes. >> that's not a matchup that happens often. in fact, they've only ever played one other time here at paypal park, and that was a preseason match about three years ago where the quakes won that 3 to 2 after the roots dropped a two nil lead. we've got some video that shows you what that match looked like, how unofficial it is. i mean, the jerseys aren't even the official

jerseys. there aren't any fans in the stands there either. but today it's going to be a whole lot different. the stakes are much higher. all of it. part of the lamar hunt us open cup, that's a nationwide tournament open to soccer clubs of all levels. about 96 teams started the tournament this year, and in this format, you will get matchups between major league soccer teams and amateur semi-pro or lower level professional teams like the oakland roots. you can simply call it a case of david versus goliath. both teams coming in with not so great starts to the season, but momentum off the weekend and some great signings too. let's start with the visitors. the roots sit 10th in the western conference of the usl. they most mostly rested their starters over the weekend and came up big with a draw against san antonio, one of the best teams that they'll face this year. last week they dropped their head coach, but they did have a big addition in the name dom dwyer. he's a former u.s. international striker and mls star. he is

cleared to play today and very well could make his debut tonight. roots coach gavin glinton says beating the quakes will be tough. >> it's that's their home. they're very, very comfortable there. they're a very dynamic team. we know how good they are, you know it's going to be a really tough match for us on the, on the best of days. and obviously in a competitive, match up and obviously the first one in the bay, it's huge. everybody's going to be up for it. >> let's talk earthquakes because they're excited about a major signing of their own. hernan lopez, a young 23 year old midfielder from argentina, has some roots in royalty. his great uncle is the late, great diego maradona. he broke the quakes record for the most expensive transfer signing and the team hopes that he can be the key to turning their season around. they sit at the bottom of the mls western conference table with only two wins under their belt. head coach luchi gonzalez says that he is not taking this game lightly.

>> we're going to be, mindful of a few things. we're going to put the team that we know is going to be the best in this moment on tuesday to represent us at a high level, because this is a game we take personal. it's a local derby. yeah. you know, it's a local type of rivalry. and we're super excited for the opportunity to play oakland. >> bringing you back live right outside of paypal park this morning. the earthquakes coming off a little bit of momentum of their own. they just beat lafc at levi's stadium, their second win of the season, three one victory. huge deal. lots to look out for at the game tonight. it is the round of 32 of the us open cup, so the loser goes home. the winner goes on to be part of the last 16. kick off tonight is set for 7:00. we're live this morning from paypal park. i'm james torres ktvu fox two news. >> time now 710. and we do have a bigger backup today at the toll plaza in case you're driving to san francisco. let's

take a look. it is backed up to the maze. no problems on the bridge reported. it's just one of those days where it's going to be slow. once you make it across, there's a little slowing on the bridge. if you're coming from the peninsula 101 and 280 still look pretty good heading up into san francisco, driving across the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy, and we haven't had any major problems in contra costa county. highway four is still a little bit slow. i will take that back though. solano county into contra costa county getting a little better. they cleared a truck stall from the benicia bridge, but it's had its effect on southbound 680. as you drive down out there where the streets have no name. well, it's kind of sparse, but still southbound. 680 is going to be slow approaching the benicia bridge, not so much on 780, definitely on six 8711. let's go back to the desk. >> one of california's biggest reservoirs is at full capacity for the second year in a row, lake oroville, which provides water to 27 million

californians, currently holds over 3.5 million acre feet of water. the reservoir was boosted by two wet winters in california back to back. the department of water resources expects more planned releases of the lakes dam in coming weeks to make room for snowmelt runoff. >> our time now 711 the city of san francisco says there are fewer homeless tents in the city now. we'll look closer at the latest count in the city and a terrifying incident on board a muni bus. >> why? a mother says she thinks her son was

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muni bus. there was chaos on that bus after a man pulled out a taser while shouting anti-asian asian slurs. ktvu is andre senior in the studio now with all the details. good morning andre. good morning dave . >> safety is top of mind for muni riders after a passenger threatened other riders with a taser last week, witnesses say the unruly rider was sitting in the back of that bus when he went on an anti-asian rant. bystanders stood in shock. some even stood in fear, afraid that any attempts to deescalate the situation may trigger or fend this person. eventually, two young women stepped in to try and stop him. despite their brave efforts, they weren't able to calm things down. we spoke with the teenager, who described the moment when the situation

went from bad to worse. >> at one point, he he, he pulled out a taser and turned it on and pointed it at her. and the electricity. when he turned it on, it was really loud. and it caused like a lot of people to scream and run out, the run out of the bus. >> and then the bus driver even pulled over, allowing all those passengers to run off the bus. police arrived, but they say they were not able to find the suspect here who had caused all that chaos. the mother of the student we spoke to says they're speaking out about the incident to try and raise awareness and protect other bus riders. >> i think it's the only way that we can help prevent it for someone else. i mean, right now, the suspect is still at large. >> they should, have him arrested and he shouldn't just be roaming around freely. >> no one was hurt. but the incident has led to some to renew calls for the city to do more to protect public transit riders. police still haven't found the suspect, and muni says

it does have surveillance video of this incident. and has turned it over to police. >> all right, andre, thank you. our time now. 716, more than $50,000 has now been raised for a san francisco baker who was hit by a car on the way to work. now that baker jesus zamudio is still in the hospital in critical condition with the money that's been raised, his mother will be coming from mexico to visit him. his coworkers at bob's donuts were able to bring his mother here on a humanitarian visa. they say jesus worked seven days a week and was constantly sending money back to his family. >> and i cried. you know, it was like i felt so bad, you know, because i really known him as a family. we work here all together. we just like a family. >> now, the driver who allegedly hit jesus has been cooperating

with the police. investigators say neither drugs or alcohol appear to have been a factor in the crash. >> the faa has launched a new investigation into boeing and inspections of boeing planes. boeing told the faa some of its employees may not be completing all the required plane inspections for its 787 dreamliners. now, the faa is trying to find out if boeing employees were also falsifying inspection records. just last month, boeing whistleblowers testified in a senate hearing about the flaws in the dreamliner fleet. >> effectively, they are putting out defective airplanes. >> boeing is at a moment of reckoning. >> it's only adds to growing concerns about the safety culture at boeing. the faa says boeing is re inspecting all 787 and plans to inspect the planes in service. a hawaiian airlines plane at sfo was damaged after a passenger boarding bridge collapsed. the flight from maui landed normally thursday night, but the jetway fell onto the plane just before passengers were about to walk off. photos

on social media show it happened at gate a1 in the international terminal. the incident damaged a front left side door on the plane. no one on board was hurt. >> our time now 718. a jury in santa clara county will decide the market value of property that's needed to build a future bart station in downtown san jose. that's after an attempt at mediation failed between the owner of the property and the santa clara valley transportation authority and appraiser for the vta says the property is worth almost $9 million. the property owners appraiser says now it's worth 17 million. the case will now be sent to a jury. >> let's get out the door. 719 where are you looking at when it comes to traffic? what are you looking at when it comes to traffic concerns? >> sal, i knew what you meant there, garcia. and the answer is the benicia bridge southbound 680. if you're going to it and you're going to need extra time and get out there on the road as soon as you can, i you know, i

hesitate to use the word bad, but if you're on 680 and you're approaching the bridge, you might want to use that word southbound 680 getting into the area and you may want to, if you can divert to the carquinez bridge that bridge looks a lot better. this is a look at highway four westbound. as you come up to the up to willow pass grade. it is a little bit slow. the bay bridge that is backed up. kind of a typical delay here from the toll plaza. no major problems on the actual bridge. when we come back in just a little bit, we'll check in on the south bay commute, which is beginning to wake up in that silicon valley. 719 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> so from benicia side, vallejo side towards martinez concord that way. yes, sir. thank you. okay upper low which gave the severe weather to the well oklahoma, kansas and texas. it continues to churn and be a weather maker across the intermountain region. also the northern plains high pressure, those inching to build back in. and it will but it will get some

help from a low which is going to backtrack a little bit towards southern nevada. we'll see in the next couple of days a little bit of a northerly breeze for some westerly for others. the wind will start to turn next couple of days slightly onshore for most or a little northerly at half moon bay. so we'll bump temps up slightly today. quarter. madero, vallejo, burlingame, santa clara 70, 72, 68 and 73 on the forecast highs tomorrow will be the bigger jump. a little bit of fog out there. mainly around san jose, parts of the peninsula. nothing north and east that i've seen. 30s for a few, but those are up in mendocino county, lake county, 40s for others, for most here, you can see the upper low there up in montana. i'm going to montana, that's going to start to backtrack a teeny bit, at least the southwest edge of it. and that will allow us to have a slightly offshore breeze. now, again, i've seen some huge spreads on the forecast highs as we go into thursday and friday. some are near 90, others around 8485. so we'll ease into it. tomorrow we will start a warm up upper 70s to a few low 80s. thursday and friday will be the

warmest days. nothing for rain this week, maybe a little bit in the mountains on monday. tuesday. there are some major signs that we'll get back into some rain around the 20th 21st. so if you work outside, i would pencil that in or put it in your phone or whatever you use. tuesday sunshine mostly sunny. looks good today. temperatures bumping up 6070s right there where we should be. really for most tomorrow though, it's all about warmer temps and more so thursday friday. >> steve thank you. 721 time is growing short for people to collect unclaimed tax refunds. what to do now so you don't miss out on money that should be in your account. instead of uncle sam's. >> and the medical advice for women to start breast cancer screening at a younger age. we tell you about the new recommendations for mammograms

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women, even those at average risk for breast cancer, start screenings every other year at the age of 40. instead of 50. doctor mike cirigliano of the fox medical team discussed a possible drawback of more false positive tests. >> the concerns are, well, what if you get a false positive? what if you find something that doesn't need to be found? well, that's why you have people like me guiding you through the shark infested waters of health care. that's why we all need a health care provider, a primary care provider, gynecologist. not to

help you get through this. >> some health experts say the enhanced guidelines are still not enough, and recommend annual mammograms that go past the recommended age of 70 for our time now. >> 725 the expected dates for the money to run out for medicare and social security have been pushed back by five years. now, medicare is expected to run out of money by the year 2036. social security trust funds are expected to run out by the year 2035. officials say the slowly improving economy is helping to cause that rollback. however, if congress doesn't act soon, social security benefits could be cut by up to 17% in the near future. >> the alameda health system is partnering up with local musicians to bring music to new babies. >> we are. there's a woman. >> the lullaby project, as it's called, pairs musicians with families so they can sing

personalized lullabies to their newborns. some of the women who participated say it's a special bonding experience. >> it's a very engaging, very interactive process that puts the mothers in the center of the creative process. >> and when i play the song, we feel like he hears it, he actually acknowledges the song, even though he's only two months to go back to those days, yes. >> gasia research, sponsored by carnegie hall, finds music benefits, of course, both parents and children and also helps ease postpartum depression. >> all right, our time is 727 new plans aimed at stopping retail thefts across california. why? one state lawmaker says it all starts and ends at checkout. >> a major tech company making a big push to protect the environment. microsoft's new deal to remove large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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san francisco says there are fewer homeless tents in the city now. but does it mean that homeless ness is also down? we're going to explain the new numbers. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning and thank you for joining us. >> welcome back to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian tuesday, may 7th. >> again. the weather is changing as we get toward the end of the week. this time i am super excited for the change. steve paulson, even though you might have to use the ac, is that okay? i will not turn on the ac, but i will. i'll have the windows open and i'll sit in the sunshine. there you go. >> all right. it's on its way. thursday. friday for sure here. but today won't be bad. but it's a little bit on the westerly breeze or northwesterly breeze. some fog still hanging around, especially san jose. i think it's, you know, not going to last too much longer, starting tomorrow, though, we'll get some jump in those temps. we'll see a little one today. it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures 6070, lots of sun, a little bit

of a breeze starting to turn a little bit. so 60s and 70s on those highs i would expect 80s tomorrow. well, the traffic moves in mysterious ways. and this time sal tells us it's doing what? >> well, on 680, i don't want you to get out there and get stuck in a moment. you can't get out of here on the approach to the benicia bridge we've had. it was a stalled vehicle. maybe then it turned into a crash. it's unclear what it was. i heard them talking about it. one thing i know for sure, though, is look at all that slow traffic approaching on 680. and now even on 780. and people have heard. so now they're using the carquinez bridge. i would still use the carquinez bridge just in case. get away from that benicia bridge approach. it's, not very good. and other adjectives to westbound bay bridge backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. a promise to look at the silicon valley commute. we don't have a lot going on 85 and 280 are getting a little slower, and so is 101. 732 let's get back to

the headlines. >> all right sal, thank you. well, new this morning, the lawyer for adult movie star stormy daniels says it's likely she'll be called as a witness in donald trump's criminal trial. and he predicts she will be testifying next tuesday. prosecutors say trump falsified business records to cover up a payment of $130 to the adult movie star to keep her from talking about an affair with trump. now before court this morning, donald trump said there was no fraud. >> if you pay a lawyer expenses payments. we didn't put it down as construction costs. the purchase of sheetrock, the electrical cost, the legal expense that we paid was put down as legal expense. and everyone is saying, oh, gee, that's the fraud. that's what they're trying to get us on the fact that we call illegal expense a legal expense. >> yesterday in court, the judge warned donald trump he could face jail time if he continues

to violate a gag order. >> in just about an hour, president biden will deliver an address on antisemitism at the holocaust memorial ceremony at the us capitol. this comes as college campuses nationwide have been hit by pro-palestinian protests and increasing reports of anti-semitism on and off campus. >> this student understands how important this moment is, and i would say this is a president that tends to meet the moment when it comes to speeches and remarks like these. >> the white house says president biden will discuss the october 7th attack on israel, the single deadliest day for jewish people since the holocaust. uk davis is the latest northern california college to see a pro-palestinian campement on campus. more than two dozen tents have been set up in a large grassy area. the protesters have given the university of a list of demands and are calling for a complete divestment from israel. >> we have a host of academic demands to increase speech around this. we want more teaching, more work that the university should be doing,

taught by subject matter experts at uc davis, chancellor gary may released a statement that says, in part, as a public university, uc davis cannot and will not discipline students for speech protected by the first amendment. >> we allow peaceful protests and are committed to keeping everyone safe. we're reviewing the demands we've seen, posted and are working on responding our time now. >> 734 student protesters at san francisco state sat down with the university president, lynn mahoney, and called for the university to stand against the violence in gaza. they talked for more than an hour yesterday afternoon, the students asked the president to declare the israeli occupation a genocide and also to divest from companies that give military aid to israel. the university president says she's focused on protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially. for every group on this campus to if it can't play

out on a university campus, then the us is doomed. >> i do hope other universities are seeing the leadership that has been performed here today. >> now the protesters and the university president plan to meet again in the future. they plan to work together with sf state's investment team to create a model for investment transparency and also investment policies. >> one year after its launch, the city of antioch is touting the success of a special emergency response team members of what's called the angelo quinto community response team respond to low level emergencies, freeing up police for more serious calls. the team was named after a man who died in antioch police custody in 2020. team members handle some 500 calls a month. the mayor of antioch reflected on the impact of the team after its first year. >> we haven't had an in-custody death since we launched this, and so that's a mark of success for me. the fact that we can take 500 calls off of the police's shoulders, that's success to me.

>> the mayor also said the community response program needs more staff and is on borrowed time for federal funding. he says the city may need to restructure its budget to fund the team in the near future. >> our time now. 736 san francisco city leaders released some new numbers about the number of tents and other structures on city streets. now, the mayor's office said the latest count shows a drop in the number of tents and homeless encampments. ktvu allie rasmus, already in san francisco now with details about those numbers. allie >> homelessness did this count of tents, structures and encampments last month and according to their data that they gathered, they found a 41% drop in the number of tents and structures and encampments throughout the city. the agency counted 360 tents, down from the 609 it counted in july of 2023. the mayor's office says the decline is because of their outreach efforts and additional

shelter beds, and the city's ability to clear tents and structures off the street. after a court ruling earlier this year in january, the ninth circuit court of appeals said san francisco could compel people not to sleep or camp in public areas if they offered the people they encountered a shelter bed early this morning near the san francisco public library in the civic auditorium. we spoke with several people who were spending the night on the street, including a 33 year old man who was in one tent that we saw there, he said. he's originally from pleasanton and told us he's been homeless in san francisco for the past three years. he says he's been living in a tent for the last several years, but that outreach workers have offered him a spot in city shelters. >> i've been to a couple of shelters, and i didn't like how they were. it's like a joke. >> so why? what's wrong with them, they give for a bed. it was just a chair. so, like, you're slanted a certain way the whole entire time. i already get that way standing up all the time.

>> he said, living in a tent on the street is more comfortable than in one of the city shelters, but before 5:00 this morning, san francisco police and department of public works crews came by to tell that man we spoke to, and dozens of other people who were spending the night outside civic auditorium that they had to leave. and some of the people there told us that that's the routine that happens every morning. so you can pitch a tent overnight, but you cannot stay there into the daytime. the latest count done by the city was of just tents and structures. again, the data from the latest homeless count done citywide hasn't been released yet. so tents and structures doesn't necessarily mean, it's not the same as people. so as you can see out here in front of san francisco city hall, there are no tents, but there's quite a few people who appear to be unhoused, just living and spending the night with their suitcases out here on the streets. the latest homeless count point in time, count where they actually count. people living on the streets was done

in 2022. there's a 2024. the one from 2022 is the latest figures we have available. and according to that one, there were more than 7700 people living on the streets. unhoused residents here in san francisco. the data from the latest count, should be released sometime in the next month. live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. ali. >> thank you. there's a proposal in the state legislature to put new regulations on those self-checkout lanes at stores in california, with the goal of reducing shoplifting. the proposed bill would require stores have one employee monitoring at most, two self-checkout stations, but also limit purchases to ten or fewer items. the proposal is meant to cut down on theft and boost employment. >> in fact, self-checkout machines cause about 16 times more loss than cashier checkout stands with an estimated 10 billion in annual losses attributed to the machines. >> the california chamber of

commerce is opposed to. the bill says it would put unnecessary restrictions on retail, grocery and pharmacy stores. >> all right, gasia time is 740. right back to south. he'll help you get to where you need to go. how do things look, there. moderately heavy silicon valley. we promised to check there. and those freeways are slow. i'll put up the grid really quickly here and show you that 85 to 80 and 101 are all slow trying to get west into cupertino, sunnyvale and palo alto. and you can see for yourself there. on the right is northbound 280, driving up all the way up into cupertino. it stays that way. if you want to wait a little bit, it might be better switching to contra costa county highway four is slow from pittsburgh, solid to concord, and then we have some slow traffic at the bay bridge. i just want to remind you again that the approach to the benicia bridge on 680 is very slow. 741 let's talk about today's weather here. steve >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. we'll get to it. here. we have a little change in our weather this week here. it's

going to start warming up today. won't be bad. some fog hanging out around san jose. i'll show you that in a second. that big low, though, that we had on saturday. the severe weather went big time yesterday where we thought oklahoma city, oklahoma, kansas. now look at it. it's still being a major weather maker there from even minneapolis, probably into the great lakes. if you have travel plans there, you might encounter some delays due to the severe weather nature, we do get a little bit of a northwesterly breeze west of pittsburgh, west up in the oakland berkeley hills. mount diablo has turned northerly, though atlas peak is near mount veeder's turn northeast, but big rock, middle peak, san francisco, richmond, even davis point are all northwest. but eventually, by tomorrow, it looks like it's going to go a little bit more north northeast, and we'll start to warm up. still some fog down around watsonville, castroville, san jose, and a little bit on the peninsula, but i think most of it's about done, but it's hanging in there a little bit. so corte madera, vallejo, burlingame and santa clara, up we go on the forecast highs 70, 72, 68 and 73. so i try and use other locations. nothing that

ever wrong with santa rosa, concord, san francisco and san jose, but it's just nice to show other locations. 40 on the temps here to 50, 51 brentwood 50, vacaville 52, san carlos 50 and half moon bay. so we're on our way. you are running a little warmer than yesterday by 1 to 7 degrees. you go novato plus seven compared to yesterday. at this time, most are around 2 to 4. but petaluma, santa rosa plus five. san jose is plus six. livermore plus five. so add those to the highs from yesterday. and that's where we'll end up around 7374 today. what we're going to see is high pressure build in. and then that low which is in the intermountain region a piece of energy from that is going to backtrack towards southern nevada, northern arizona, southern california, where it ends up will determine how warm we get. it will start tomorrow, and thursday and friday will be the warmest days. i did see one projection couple near 90. others were around 8586. but we'll get warm. and then i think by sunday we'll start to see this all break down and next hint of rain is around the 20th

21st. i do think it'll make it. i don't think we're done yet, but this week we're looking for more sunshine and warmer temps 6070 nice today. then tomorrow warmer and even more so thursday. friday. >> okay steve time 743 starbucks falling short of its economic projections. now a former boss at starbucks offering ideas on how to win back those customers, we have details on what he thinks the company should do. >> let's run out to our newsroom, say hello again to andre senior as you look into the next hours of mornings on two. >> good morning to you both. apple vision pro new versions of the ipad and the next generation in microchips coming up at eight. details on the latest products and technologies. apple just announced this morning. and later on the nine. it's been more than a year without a permanent police chief in the east bay's largest city, and now it's newly appointed leader is just days away from his start date. oakland mayor shengtao will join us live in studio to talk about the city's new

after 15 dangerous tornadoes. had millions of people in the middle of the country, are still under tornado emergency watches. the storms have destroyed power lines, left entire towns with no

electricity. the forecasters warned severe weather could possibly continue throughout the morning. >> two hikers are recovering after being rescued by crews in a sonoma county sheriff's helicopter. this is video from the rescue sunday night. the hikers went to alamere falls in marin county to enjoy the sunset, but became trapped by the incoming tide. they ended up using a flashlight to signal the helicopters. they waited on a ledge above the ocean. the hikers were treated for cold exposure, but otherwise unhurt. >> our time is 747. microsoft wants to build a greener future. the company signed a deal with a swedish energy company to remove more than 3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. that energy company says it's the biggest carbon removal deal so far to date. the company will build a carbon capture and storage project. it will be installed at europe's biggest bio gas power plant at. the project is due to begin in 2025. it will take more than a decade to reach its goal.

well, a small community online newspaper in santa cruz has been awarded the prestigious pulitzer prize. the staff members at lookout santa cruz celebrated the news. the pulitzer prize jury awarded its breaking news reporting award to the online news organization for the way it covered the flooding and mudslides that destroyed more than 1000 homes and businesses in january of 2023. well, it is 748. some of the people who use redfin may soon be getting some money back. >> that's good. also, peloton is one of the many stocks pam is watching this morning. she's back in studio with dollars and cents. >> a lot of talk about peloton this morning, talk of a buyout of the company and the exercise equipment maker going private, no longer trading on the exchange. see, that does follow a very disappointing quarterly earnings report. and the announcement that the ceo is stepping down and 15% of peloton staff is set to be cut now as

that opening bell rang this morning, peloton stock shot up more than 12. on that news. public storage rang that opening bell, just visiting the new york stock exchange this morning. and as we take a live look at the numbers, the dow and the s&p 500 are both posting a little bit of a gain, about a quarter of a percent or so. the nasdaq, though down a little bit, it's basically flat. and i was just going to get a quick look at apple as they're coming out with those new products that stock up a little bit on that news this morning. redfin has agreed to pay back homeowners who paid inflated commissions. the real estate company says it will settle with home sellers for about $9 million. the class action lawsuits filed in federal court claim redfin violated antitrust laws with its compensation structure by requiring sellers to pay fees to the buyers agent. a court still has to approve that settlement. starbucks former ceo howard schultz shared his thoughts on

the company's missed quarterly earnings. now, in a social media post, schultz, who has not worked for starbucks since last year, says the company needs to have a maniacal focus on customer experience. he suggested the company should improve its mobile ordering system and create some more new premium drinks. starbucks reported a decline in same store sales and slashed its full year forecast. since the report, the stock has dropped 17, bringing its market value down to about $82 billion. and the irs is issuing a final warning to collect the remaining $1 billion in unclaimed federal tax refunds. the agency reports. 1 million people across the country face a may 17th deadline to claim their refund from the 2020 tax year. typically, taxpayers have three years to claim their refunds, but that was extended for 2020 to give people a little more time because of the pandemic. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. let's get straight

back to the traffic center now and see where the areas of greatest concern are. south. >> all right. garcia and dave, right now i would say some of the bridge approaches aren't that great. i already told you about that benicia bridge. if you're driving in from solano county, the bay bridge is pretty crowded, too. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. tuesdays tend to be pretty busy days out there. let's talk about highway four. that's very slow. so you're not catching a break anywhere, really? northbound 280 is still slow and the south bay commute, all those silicon valley drives are slow. driving toward everyone tends to drive from east to west, from the east part of the valley to the west. and that's exactly what's going on. 751 it's a beautiful day, i think. right, steve? i yesterday look, i don't i run hot, i like the weather, but some people are complaining about cold. >> i'm with you. i thought it was not that nights though. in the mornings have been cold for us here, so no doubt about it in the mornings. but during the day it's not too bad. we'll bump up a little bit more. so starting tomorrow, today we'll be right

there in the 60s and 70s, we're starting off 40s and 50s. we are running warmer than 24 hours ago. san jose's plus six, novato plus seven plus for palo alto, hayward, napa plus five, petaluma and santa rosa and livermore. so it is running a little bit warmer. 34 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe, mammoth. yesterday was 16 degrees this morning. i think they stopped at 47 because they had a breeze. that'll do it all the time. same for south lake tahoe. truckee did not make it down to 25 though. a couple things going on. another round of tornadic activity is expected today. kentucky ohio and indiana from the system that did that in oklahoma yesterday. you can see that. so travel delays anywhere in the great lakes, you might encounter some delays because believe me, it will be a rather bumpy, we do have things going on, so to speak, here in one of those will be it's a dry pattern this week. no, i don't think we're done with rain. i think we'll get some back around the 21st or so, but the key is going to be where this low sets up. if it comes back over california, we'll get even warmer. but we'll start to get upper 70s 80s

tomorrow and maybe pushing some upper 80s on thursday and friday. lots of sunshine though. today, temperatures rebounding after some patchy low clouds, especially around san jose. but 60s 70s on those temps. and tomorrow i would expect warmer temps and more. so thursday friday probably some fog creeping back though on the weekend. >> steve, thank you. voters could have the final say before their taxes go up. the case that goes before the california supreme court tomorrow. then the bay area's new wnba team hits the court next season, and we now know who

to get lucky today, the nhl, nhl draft will soon begin, and the sharks, who finished the season with the worst record in the league, have the best chance at winning the number one pick, though they still have only an 18.5% chance of getting that number one pick. today's lottery will set the order for the first 16 teams that did not qualify for the stanley cup playoffs. the draft itself will take place june 28th and june 29th. well, five more people were inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame this year. the class of 2024 includes soccer star chris wondolowski, olympic gold medalist swimmer jenny thompson, the san jose sharks all time scoring leader, the great patrick marleau, the former giants front office member brian sabean and three time super bowl

champion john taylor. ktvu joe fonzi and mark ibanez were there talking to some of the greatest sports icons in bay area history about that honor. >> i'm blown away because of, again, the teams, the franchises, the dynasties therein and other sports. but really the special athletes that made up those special teams that it's amazing company. >> you don't get to a point like this in my career, being able to be inducted to the hall of fame without support and help from from everybody else. but yeah, it, i'm pretty happy with with the way things are working out and, able to, you know, share it with the people i love. >> yeah. the ceremony took place at the hyatt regency embarcadero in san francisco. time now, 758. the bay area's new wnba team took a big step, building out its leadership. the still unnamed team announced that

ohama narayanan, it will be the organization's first general manager. they'll start playing next year. they will be the 13th team in the wnba. they'll be playing at chase center in san francisco, but will be headquartered in oakland. nianhan played basketball at american university and has a master's degree. she's been part of the upper management team for five years with the wnba, new york liberty say it's a dream come true. >> it it's a dream that i never thought i would realize, to be quite honest. and it's a dream that's like currently happening. >> going forward, i think the league is going to expand the next few years beyond us, that's pretty clear. there's a lot of interest, a lot of interest. >> now, the franchise says they already have 7000 deposits for season tickets. when they start playing next year, it is 759. a second launch attempt for

boeing's spacecraft, starliner, could be pushed back to friday. now, it was supposed to take off last night from cape canaveral, florida, and head to the international space station. but that launch was scrapped after a problem with a valve on the rocket. it would have been boeing's first, with astronauts on board for boeing. >> yes. this is this is very important for boeing to have a success after ten years of development and the three years of setbacks that they've experienced. so this is critical in their mission to get to space here. >> boeing began working on that spacecraft back in 2014. >> well, good morning, apple wrapping up a major presentation right now. the new technologies and product the tech giant is rolling out this morning. and a break for disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes. how much time was just cut from her sentence? plus a first for the

bay area, the importance of tonight's first ever meaningful match between the san jose earthquakes and the oakland roots from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00 on the dot as we get a picturesque view of the golden gate bridge this morning. still a little bit foggy out here. light fog. the weather is going to be changing a little later on into the week though. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday may 7th. might be air conditioning weather for some of you by the time we get to the end of the week. but steve paulson i think this is what's key, at least for me. it's not going to get hot and stay hot, is it? no, it is not. >> we'll have about three, maybe four days. and i think it drops off pretty rapidly next week. but next three days starting tomorrow will be lots of sunshine. although there is a little bit of fog dancing around. andre is correct there, especially towards san jose. 40s 50s on the 10th, mainly 50s. you can see a little bit there down, you know, kind of dancing around monterey bay. a little bit on the san mateo coast and also

about fremont to san jose. most of it, though, is disappeared, but still a little bit hanging on. everything says today will be nice. it's a beautiful day and temperatures 6070s in the comfort zone for many. if you want it warmer it will start that tomorrow. today at 60s and 70s. well, if you're benicia vallejo trying to get over the benicia bridge towards martinez, the forecast and the traffic is bad. >> it is. it is certainly bad. and one of the things that one thing that i do want to tell you is that now it's getting bad everywhere. the silicon valley all of a sudden has become super loaded up here. there's 280 in san jose now. things are beginning to loosen up. but steve mentioned the benicia bridge, and that's because we had an earlier crash. we had a stalled vehicle two. and this whole region has been very, very slow. so, you know, get out there and get out there and get out there early if that's your commute early as possible, or the alternative is to wait until it's over and you can take that

first meeting at home. you know, those meetings on zoom are sometimes even better than the real thing, right? 802 let's go back to the desk. >> sal, i know you're a big apple guy, so just moments ago, apple wrapped up their live product event. the company making some big announcements about new technology. it's releasing new ipads and a new powerful m4 chip. the company also says it's releasing a new magic keyboard and a pencil. ceo tim cook says this is the biggest day for ipads since its original release. >> from consumers to pros, ipad enables people to take their ideas, their work and their creativity to new heights. >> next month, apple will be holding its worldwide developers conference, where the company will talk about the future of the platform. new >> this morning, federal auto safety investigators are looking deeper into a december recall of more than 2 million teslas last year, tesla recalled almost all of its cars in the united states to update its partially automated driving system. federal investigators say since

the update, there have been 20 reported crashes involving the autopilot feature. the national highway traffic safety administration is asking for detailed answers and documents showing what tesla has done to solve the issue. tesla has until july 1st to respond. >> 08803 is your time. some california state lawmakers want to give local governments more control over autonomous vehicles operating in their communities. the decision comes as waymo, the autonomous car company, announced plans to expand from the peninsula to sunnyvale. the bill has already advanced through two committees since first being introduced earlier this year, but some residents in san mateo county say they're skeptical of how well the self-driving cars will operate on their streets. >> i just don't know if i trust the self-driving technology yet. like i'm sure there's something there, but in practice, i don't know. it's a little scary. >> it should be on the company for their autonomous vehicle violating some sort of traffic law, but instead. oh it's fine. we don't get in trouble. we

don't get a ticket because no one's driving it. >> the bill has passed several committees in the senate. it still needs a vote in the full senate and the assembly before heading to the governor at 804. today is the start of the state trial against david depape. >> depape is the man accused of breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband, paul pelosi, in san francisco in 2022. the trial is expected to go through the end of next month. depape has already been convicted of two federal charges related to the attack. sentencing in the federal case is set for may 17th. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to be released from federal prison earlier than planned. holmes current release date is now august 16th of 2032, four months earlier than her previous release date last year, a judge sentenced holmes to 11 years in prison for defrauding investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. federal inmates can reduce their sentences through good behavior and completing some prison work programs. now to the east bay, where four men arrested for murder have agreed to plead

guilty to lesser charges after it was revealed they were arrested by antioch police officers involved in that department's racist tech scandal. the men were all charged in a killing that happened in march of 2021. attorneys say all 12 officers involved in this case were part of racist, homophobic and threatening text message chains. the da's office admitted racial bias was involved in the case. the men faced a possible sentence of 25 years to life in prison. they'll now spend anywhere from 13 to 20 years behind bars and are to be sentenced later this week. a suspect wanted in connection with a homicide in stockton was arrested in antioch following an hours long search, police told people in the area of gentry town drive yesterday afternoon to lock their doors and windows as officers looked for the suspect. he was taken into custody just before 6:00 last night. no other details have been released. >> chp has arrested a man suspected in a freeway shooting in oakland. the city leaders, we heard that their dash cam video capturing the moment the suspect

merged onto 580 near seminary and begins shooting out of the window. this happened back on march 29th. there were no reports of injuries, though this through this video, investigators were able to identify the driver as dominic taylor of san leandro. the 32 year old was arrested and booked into the santa rita jail. happening today, the city of berkeley city council will consider funding a new position to try and reduce injuries and deaths on city streets. the position would be a program manager working out of the berkeley fire department, who will be responsible for developing a street trauma prevention program that would include taking steps to keep emergency response times down on top of making streets safer. the city's safety commission says crashes with injuries to drivers, cyclists or pedestrians happened nearly twice a day on berkeley streets. golden state warriors star klay thompson is weighing his options as his contract expires at the end of the season. >> the orlando magic are eyeing the opportunity to sign the former all star during free agency this summer. nba insiders report there is mutual interest

between thompson and the magic warriors. head coach steve kerr moved thompson to the bench during the season. he says he wants to remain in the starting lineup. >> well at 807 now in soccer, when two local teams face each other, it's known as a derby. and tonight in the south bay, it will be the first ever bay area derby. it's a competitive match between the san jose earthquakes, and they will play the oakland roots at paypal park tonight. ktvu james torres is live from san jose previewing the match and explaining why these two teams are facing off. james yeah, andre. >> it's actually only the first time they'll ever play in a competitive setting. they've played one time before in paypal park three years ago. preseason you watch highlights of the match. they're not even wearing the real jerseys. no fans in the stadium. very unofficial at that time, but entertaining to say the least. the oakland roots very much preparing for this matchup. i had a chance to talk with their coach a little earlier this morning, who says he is not taking this match lightly at all. >> it's that's their home. they're very, very comfortable.

they're they're a very dynamic team. we know how good they are, you know, it's going to be a really tough match for us on the, on the best of days. and obviously in a competitive, match up and obviously the first one in the bay, it's huge. everybody's going to be up for it. >> that's the root side of things. joining me to talk a little bit about the earthquake side of things is club ambassador shea salinas. also a legend with the club here. appreciate you coming out here early this morning. are you excited for this thing tonight? >> absolutely. these games usually end up in dramatic fashion. this is going to be a good one tonight. >> you've played, open cup plenty of times in your career. what is it about it that brings in such, such drama? >> yeah. the oakland cup's extremely unique in that you have lower division teams playing first division teams and the games matter. like you said, usually those are friendlies and guys are just trying to get in shape. this game matters tonight . the oakland roots. they want to prove those players want to prove that they should be in the first division and the quakes. i expect to see some young guys

come in and show that they they deserve to be there, but also they want to be making that first team lineup more often. so it's going to be an interesting game. >> a lot of interesting parallels to between the quakes and the roots right now. not great starts to the season, but really significant results from over the weekend. a lot of momentum coming in for both teams, plus some really good significant signings on each side. you guys have 23 year old hernan lopez coming in from argentina. they've got dom dwyer, retired veteran coming into their squad here. so you hear all those storylines coming together. what's going through your mind? >> i got to play several games against dom dwyer. he's a great goal scorer, a good player. i'm excited to see hernan lopez. he's 23 years old, like you said, young, skillful player. i think he adds a very interesting dynamic for the quakes that can score goals. but the quakes are coming off a big win against lafc just saturday. we played at levi's stadium with 40,000 people in attendance and we won that game. so how do we bounce back so quickly after that guy's legs are going to be a little tired, but mentally you've got to be prepared because oakland

is going to come and fight. >> you got a prediction for us, i think it's going to go into probably, probably late into overtime, maybe in penalty kicks. but hopefully hernan comes on late and gets a game winner. that'd be awesome. >> right on. shea salinas, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us. by the way, that mention of, levi's having more than 40,000 people, the largest attendance at an mls game this season, that wasn't a miami game nor a home opener. so lots to look forward to tonight. kick off set for 7:00. we're live this morning from paypal park. i'm james torres ktvu fox two news james thank you. >> it's 810 now and we still have that huge mess on southbound 680. that's been sort of a comedy of errors here. we had a stalled truck, then we had a crash and this is on the benicia bridge. so i would avoid taking the benicia bridge. this has put more pressure on 80. so if you're driving in vallejo, all of a sudden you're going to say, wow, this is the worst commute we've had in a while. on 80 people are avoiding the benicia bridge, and they got

onto the carquinez bridge instead. and that whole region is going to be slow. if you know someone who's coming from work, maybe you watch now coming to the office, maybe you're watching at work. they might be in a bad mood when they get there. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that's a little bit more normal. it's backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. 811. let's go back to the desk. >> one of california's biggest reservoirs is at full capacity for the second year in a row, lake oroville, which provides water to some 27 million californians, currently holds over 3.5 million acre feet of water. the reservoir was boosted by two wet winters in california back to back. the department of water resources expects more planned releases of the lakes dam in the coming weeks to make room for snowmelt runoff. well the city of san francisco says there are fewer homeless tents in the city will closer at the latest count in the city also a particularly disturbing crime on a muni bus. what a man was said to be screaming before he pulled out a taser. how witnesses described what happened next and where he investi

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today, he took part in a formal inauguration ceremony at the kremlin. putin is 71 years old.

he'll have another six years in office. his new term doesn't expire until 2030, and then he'll be eligible to run again. putin has already been in office for nearly 25 years, making him the longest serving russian leader since joseph stalin. >> at 815, san francisco police still searching for a man blamed for a disturbing event or incident, rather on a muni bus, witnesses claim the man was screaming anti-asian slurs from the back of the bus when two women tried to step in. he pulled out a taser and when the bus driver pulled over all the passengers ran off the bus. police arrived, but they say they weren't able to find the suspect who caused this chaos. we spoke to a teenager who witnessed the whole thing. >> i felt pretty shocked. at the same time. i felt pretty fearful because i didn't want to do something that would, like, trigger him or offend him. >> the suspect still hasn't been found. muni says it does not have surveillance or does have surveillance video of the incident, and has turned it over to police. a fundraiser for a

san francisco baker who was hit by a car on the way to work has now raised over $50,000. this morning, baker jesus msmojo is still in the hospital in critical condition with the money raised. his mother is now coming to visit him from mexico. his coworkers at bob's donuts were able to get his mother out here on a humanitarian visa. they say jesus was working seven days a week consistently sending money to his family, and i cried, you know, it was like i felt so bad, you know, because i really known him as a family. >> we work here all together. we just like a family. >> the driver who allegedly hit jesus has been cooperating with police. investigators say alcohol or drugs do not seem to have been a factor in this crash . >> the faa has launched a new investigation into boeing and inspections of boeing airplanes. boeing told the faa some of its employees may not be completing

all the required plane inspections for its 787 dreamliners. now, the faa is trying to find out if boeing employees were also falsifying inspection records. just last month, boeing whistleblowers testified in a senate hearing about flaws in the dreamliner fleet. >> effectively, they are putting out defective airplanes. >> boeing is at a moment of reckoning. >> this only adds to growing concerns about the safety culture at boeing. the faa says boeing is re inspecting all 787 and plans to inspect the planes in service. a hawaiian airlines plane at sfo was damaged after a passenger boarding bridge collapsed. the flight from maui landed normally thursday night, but the jetway fell onto the plane just before passengers were about to walk off, according to an aviation industry blog. it happened at gate a1 in the international terminal. the incident damaged a front left side door on the plane. no one on board was hurt. >> a jury in santa clara county will decide the market value of property. that's needed for future bart station in downtown

san jose. that's after an attempt at mediation failed between the owner of the property and the santa clara valley transportation authority. now a vta appraiser says the property is worth nearly $9 million. the property owners appraiser, though, says it's worth $17 million. the case will now be sent to a jury. >> 818 a simple question how's traffic, sal? >> yeah, it's busy and one of the busiest spots is approaching the benicia bridge. but i'm going to show you the bay bridge first, because a lot of people want to see that bay bridge that is normal. i would say, you know, you may not like it, but at least it's not unusual. like what we have going on, approaching the benicia bridge now. things are better. they've removed. they've opened all the lanes, and hopefully this will unwind. and if you want to wait around, you might want to take those first meetings virtually. and traffic on 80 also pretty slow. some people diverted to 80 from 680 because of all that trouble. it i can't lie, it's pretty bad. on the approach to

680 right now. this is a look at the altamont pass. that's slow. and then we also have the typical slowing on 880 between hayward and fremont. south bay commute is also pretty slow all over the place, getting into the west valley, but you know, normal slowdowns are one thing, and unusual slowdowns are what people really don't like. 819 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. sal. >> thank you sir. some fog kind of hanging on a little bit here. not much san jose area. it's been the most persistent down there, but i think it's about an hour left to go and then it'll be gone. also a little bit down towards the monterey bay. but overall we're seeing sunshine already. temps bumping up today, corte madera, vallejo, burlingame, santa clara up we go. 70, 72, 68, 73. in the forecast, as you can probably add five, maybe seven degrees to these tomorrow as we start to see more of a northerly breeze. 50s for most already. we were not as cold this morning, a lot more 40s instead of the upper 30s, but a couple of 60s showing up. we are running warmer than 24 hours ago by one five degrees. novato. novato santa

rosa at plus five san carlos also in there. so the theme has started here of warmer temps, 30s, 40s up in the mountains. mammoth much warmer this morning. there were 16 yesterday. i think they were only 47 because they had a breeze. that holds that temp up. same for south lake tahoe. they had a south breeze today that kept their temp in the 40s for most of the morning here. that's what's happening is a little piece of energy from that big strong low which is in the intermountain region. northern plains is going to break off and form back towards southern nevada. southern california now depends on where it all ends up on how warm we get. but if the pressure gradient is tight enough, then we will see a stronger offshore breeze and warmer temps. it will start tomorrow. we'll ease into it. the warmest day will either be thursday or friday. then i think we'll start to get back into some fog. but for the next 3 to 4 days it's all about more sunshine and warmer temps. today won't be bad. 60 70s we'll take a bigger jump tomorrow and for sure on thursday friday before some cooling coast in bay on the weekend might take until sunday. monday before inland areas take a drop. >> thank you steve. 821 $1

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just before today's session started. then san francisco touting new numbers that show there are far fewer tents in homeless encampments than in recent years. but people who live on the streets say they're facing every day. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> thank you for starting your day with us. i'm gasia mikaelian . >> i'm andre senior. today is tuesday, may 7th. i know you don't like the cooler weather, but you just have to wait a couple more days. steve paulson has been tracking all of the changes that are ahead for us. good morning steve. >> good morning. yes, we've gone from cool and we're about ready to go to warm maybe really warm here, but it only lasts i think, for about 3 or 4 days. and we'll get back into it. a little bit of fog. fremont. milpitas san

jose not letting go yet. some on the san mateo coast, but most locations are already sunny, nice and temperatures rebounding. we are running warmer by about 1 to 5 degrees compared to yesterday at this time it will be a nice day. temperatures popping up. it's a beautiful day is on the forecast menu for today, 6070. tomorrow though, we'll start to, i think, get near 80 on some of the temps. today we're going 60s and 70s. well it's not a beautiful day on the traffic. my goodness. where would you like to begin, yeah. you know, this commute, you know, it does have its mysterious ways, doesn't it? because some days. let me show you this commute here. the solano county commute nine out of ten days. 680 by this time is empty. there's nothing going on this morning. you're in for a rude surprise. if you're driving from solano county into contra costa county on both 80 and 680. because of earlier issues at the macarthur maze approach, it's slow. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do still have a pretty robust slowdown. san mateo bridge traffic is getting better and it's still very crowded in that silicon valley commute at 831. let's get back to the

headlines. >> well, new this morning, adult movie star stormy daniels is right now testifying as a witness in donald trump's criminal trial. prosecutors say trump falsified business records to cover up a payment of $130,000 to daniels to keep her from talking about an affair before. for court this morning, trump said there was, quote, no fraud. >> you pay a lawyer expense payments. we didn't put it down as construction costs. the purchase of sheetrock, the electrical cost, the legal expense that we paid was put down as legal expense. and everyone is saying, oh gee, that's the fraud. that's what they're trying to get us on the fact that we called a legal expense a legal expense. >> in court yesterday, the judge warned donald trump that he could face jail time if he continues to violate a gag order. >> this morning, president biden will deliver an address on anti-semitism at the holocaust memorial ceremony at the us capitol. we have a live look now

at the ceremony. the president not speaking just yet. house speaker mike johnson was just now at the podium. president biden will be speaking in the coming minutes. the address comes as college campuses nationwide have been the site of pro-palestinian protests. some jewish students say they've been targeted by demonstrators. there has also been a sharp increase recorded in reports of anti-semitism nationwide. >> student understands how important this moment is, and i would say this is a president that tends to meet the moment when it comes to speeches and remarks like these. >> the white house says president biden will discuss the october 7th attack on israel, the single deadliest day for jewish people since the holocaust. uc davis is the latest northern california college to see a pro-palestinian encampment on campus. more than two dozen tents have been set up across a large grassy area. the protesters are calling for a complete divestment from israel, and they've given the university a list of demands. >> we have a host of academic demands to increase speech around this. we want more teaching, more work that the

university should be doing, taught by subject matter experts . >> uc davis chancellor gary may released a statement that says, in part, as a public university, uc davis cannot and will not discipline students for speech protected by the first amendment. we allow peaceful protests and are committed to keeping everyone safe. we're reviewing the demands we've seen posted and are working on responding. >> meantime, students protest. students and protesters at san francisco state sat down with university president lynn mahoney on campus, calling for the university to stand against the violence in gaza. they spoke for more than an hour yesterday afternoon. students asked the president to declare the israeli occupation a genocide and divest from companies that provide military aid to israel. the university president says she is focused on protecting free speech on campus. >> my role is actually to make it safe, and i don't just mean physically. i kind of mean culturally, politically and socially. for every group on this campus to if it can't play out on a university campus, then the us is doomed.

>> i do hope other universities are seeing the leadership that has been performed here today. >> the protesters and the university president plan to meet again in the future. they plan to work with sf state's investment team to create a model for investment transparency and investment policies. >> time now is 830 for san francisco, city leaders say, according to their latest count, there are fewer tents and encampments on city streets than in years past. ktvu erasmus live in the city here to explain what's happening. hi, ali. >> hi. we're outside san francisco city hall this morning. where we've seen a lot over the last few hours. we've been out here just recently. we've watched this group of city outreach workers with urban alchemy come to this group of people who spent the night out here on the street. they're encouraging the folks here to go to one of the city's shelters. the city's department on homelessness counted the number of tents, temporary structures and encampments in san francisco's last month and found, according to their count, that the number of tents has declined and the agency counted

360 tents and structures, down from the 609. it counted in july of last year. they say it's a drop of 41, but that count was of tents and structures and encampments, not people. an official count of unhoused people is done in cities across the state every two years, and the most recent data was from 2022 and found 7700 unhoused people in san francisco. the new date is supposed to be released sometime this month. early this morning, near the san francisco public library and civic auditorium. we spoke with several people who spent the night on the street, including a 33 year old man from pleasanton who told us he's been homeless in san francisco for the last three years. just before 5:00 this morning, police and department of public works crews came to tell him and others spending the night in the sidewalk that they had to leave. the man packed up his tent for the day. other people did the same with their blankets and sleeping bags. >> i've been to a couple of shelters, and i didn't like how they were. it's like a joke. >> so why? what's wrong with

them, they give for a bed. it was just a chair. and they flash flashlight in your eyes every hour during the check. >> now, the mayor's office says they believe that the 41% drop in the number of tents on city streets is because of their outreach efforts and the addition of extra shelter beds. in january, the city was also given more authority to clear away encampments when the ninth circuit court of appeals said san francisco could compel people not to sleep or camp in public spots if they offered the people they encountered a shelter bed. that ruling said. if someone is offered a shelter spot and they decline it, the city can clear away their tents and any sleeping bags or other belongings. and that's what we've seen, throughout the morning. so we've what we've observed here outside city hall. not many tents, just the one that we showed you from the man from pleasanton. we interviewed. but a lot of people still sleeping and living on the streets. so that is kind of the

background to this count of tents and encampments and also a count of people who are homeless . so again, the latest count on the number of homeless and unhoused people in san francisco. that data is supposed to be released sometime in the next month. live in san francisco. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you. one year after its launch, the city of antioch is touting the success of a special emergency response team. members of what's called the angelo quinto community response team respond to low level emergencies, freeing up police for more serious calls. the team was named after a man who died in antioch police custody in 2020. team members handle about 500 calls a month. the mayor of antioch reflected on the impact of the team after just its first year. >> we haven't had an in-custody death since we launched this, and so that's a mark of success for me. the fact that we can take 500 calls off of the police's shoulders, that's success to me. >> the mayor also said the community response program needs more staffing and is on borrowed time with federal funds, says

the city may need to restructure its budget to fund the team in the near future. >> a proposal at the state legislature would put new regulations on self checkout lanes at stores in california, with a goal of reducing shoplifting. the proposed bill would require stores to have one employee for every two self checkout stations. it would also limit purchases to ten or fewer items. the proposal is intended to cut down on theft and boost employment. >> in fact, self-checkout machines cause about 16 times more loss than cashier checkout stands, with an estimated $10 billion in annual losses attributed to the machines. >> the california chamber of commerce is opposed to this bill, saying it would put unnecessary restrictions on retail, grocery and pharmacy stores. >> 839 we should prepare for this week's weather change. not quite the way we prepared for last weekend, but still, it's a dramatic change. >> it's a big change compared to what we had in the last week, the weekend, and then this upcoming weekend. it looks like

thursday. friday will be the warmest day still a little bit of fog hanging on. fremont wants to hang out in fremont. that's okay towards milpitas. i think it's done for san jose unless it's east san jose, but there's still a little bit there hanging on. but corte madera, vallejo, burlingame and santa clara. up we go. 70, 72, 68, 73 on steve's forecast highs i do mild 50s on the temps now. couple of 60s there. brentwood's at 61, mainly 50s. we were cool this morning, but not as cold. we are running 1 to 5 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago was san carlos and santa rosa leading the way as the front runners 34 truckee 43 south lake tahoe 40 at kings beach. thank you for that information. 48 arcade i think they were down to 41 this morning. 61 san diego, 72 palm springs and viva las vegas is almost 70 degrees. flagstaff, by the way, made it to 27. that's pretty cold for may 7th. a couple of things going on in the low up here. up here is still the main weather maker. but

what's going to happen is a little piece of energy is going to backtrack and break off from that and start forming somewhere around southern nevada, maybe southern california is what we're looking for. that starts tomorrow. that will allow the breeze to turn more of a northerly direction, and even northeast. now it depends on, again, it's how tight the pressure gradients are. the high doesn't like the low, so it tries to fill it with wind, but we are going to get some kind of an offshore breeze here. we'll see if it's a breeze or a wind. we'll ease into this because tomorrow we'll see. upper 70s 80s could be few near 90 on friday i would think in the afternoon, maybe a few, but then i think it comes tumbling down, so to speak, here as we head towards the weekend. looks good today. lots of sunshine here. 6070 on the temps. these are pretty close to where they should be this time of year, but tomorrow looks like we go above and even the coast will go above as we head into thursday and friday. >> steve thank you. after more than a year without a permanent police chief, oakland's new top cop is just days away from taking the helm of a department that's under the federal microscope and the target of

scrutiny here at home. next on the nine, we have oakland mayor shengtao in studio. what she expects of the new police chief, floyd mitchell. >> starbucks is falling short of economic projections now, a former boss at the coffee house says some ideas to win back customers what he thinks the company when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dreams do come true. get started with xfinity gig internet for $25 a month when you add mobile. plus, get wifi equipment included. maybe we'll even get married one day. i wonder what i will be doing?

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those millions of people in the middle of the country are still under the tornado emergency watch right now. the storms have destroyed power lines and left entire towns without electricity. forecasters warn severe weather could potentially continue throughout this morning. while plants need spring rain to grow, scientists are warning that climate change is bringing too much rain. in some places, the harsher weather is creating concerns for farmers. according to federal data, there has been up to 15% increases in spring rainfall over the past three decades in the midwest, and farmers say too much rain can soak plants, fields and crops can be damaged or killed. >> you get a bunch of rain up front that delays planting, which that leads to, can lead to possibility of yield loss because you're just lacking sunlight. you're just lacking growing days. >> we're really focused on our soil health and adding more organic matter to the soil, and

that makes the soil more resilient to excessive water. >> some farmers warn produce variety and quality could be impacted in the future if conditions persist. >> two hikers are recovering after being rescued by a sonoma county sheriff's helicopter. this is video from the rescue. sunday night, the hikers went to alamere falls in marin county to enjoy the sunset. they ended up being trapped by the incoming tide. they used a flashlight to help the helicopter find them on a ledge above the ocean. the hikers were treated for cold exposure, but otherwise unhurt. us secretary of state antony blinken made a quick visit to the bay area. secretary blinken gave a keynote speech on the first day of the rsa conference at the moscone center in san francisco, one of the world's largest gatherings of cybersecurity, government and business leaders. they discussed the threats they're facing, especially with the rapid development of artificial intelligence. >> the united states is working to build global momentum around harnessing ai for good. as confident as we are in its potential, we're deeply aware of its risks to our security. >> secretary blinken talked

about the biden administration's new global cybersecurity strategy, which he said involves working with and protecting u.s. allies allies from threats, including hacking and misinformation, especially during election years. >> well, time now is 846 microsoft signing a deal with a swedish energy company to remove more than 3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. the energy company says this is the largest carbon removal deal to date. the company will build a carbon capture and storage project. it will be installed at europe's largest biomass power plant. the project is set to begin in 2025, and will take more than a decade to reach its goal. well, apple is out with new products, as we told you earlier in the newscast , disney is out with some new challenges and peloton may stop trading publicly. >> if you like the biggest names right that are out there, pam cook is rounding this up and more in today's dollars and cents. >> definitely some big names in business, starting with peloton. there's a talk of a buyout of peloton and taking the exercise equipment maker private that follows a very disappointing

quarterly earnings report and the announcement that the ceo is stepping down. and 15% of peloton staff is set to be cut. on that news, peloton stock shot up more than 12% as that opening bell rang this morning. apple stock also up a little bit on news of those new products. and walt disney stock, though down almost 10. that's after some disappointing earnings there as the company struggles with balancing on its streaming platform sequels to popular shows with new content. disney promising more a better combination there as we take a live look at the numbers. the dow jones up about a quarter of a percent, the s&p 500 up about a third of a percent, the nasdaq also gaining about a quarter of a percent. the man credited with growing starbucks into the most popular coffee chain has some advice now that sales are down. in a social media post, former ceo howard schultz, who bought starbucks back in 1987, said starbucks has to change the

focus back to coffee. he has recently introduced lavender matcha drinks they have. but despite that, revenue dropped 2% in the first quarter. that's the first quarterly drop in revenue since 2020. starbucks also lowered its expectations for sales and earnings for the year that stocks dropped about 20% this year, and the irs is issuing a final warning to collect the remaining $1 billion in unclaimed federal tax refunds. the agency reports. 1 million people across the country face a may 17th deadline to claim their refund from the 2020 tax year. typically, taxpayers have three years to claim their tax funds, but that was extended for 2020 to give people more time because of the pandemic. here in california, the supreme court will hear oral arguments in a case this week that could determine if voters get the final say before tax increases. right now, the taxpayer protection and government accountability act is set to be on the november ballot here in california. if passed that measure would start a new

requirement where california voters would have to give the final approval for all new taxes and fees at both state and local levels. the court is expected to begin hearing arguments in san francisco tomorrow. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. pam thank you so much. >> 849 is your time. sal castaneda is up this morning with a final look at the traffic south. how's it looking? >> our all right andre and garcia, good morning to you both. right now we still have some things to talk about. san jose police have put out a warning for people on east capital expressway at center road for a very serious crash. as you know, that's a pretty big intersection. a lot of lanes come together there from both sides. so avoid that area if you can. that's center road at east capital expressway. the south bay commute in general is pretty slow still as you drive into the west valley. we've also on the other side of the bay area, southbound 680. finally some improvement approaching the benicia bridge, but it had been

just a terrible commute there. i would say it's bad. we can use that word. westbound bay bridge, kind of an ordinary commute here. backed up to the maze like a tuesday. 850. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. it will be nice today. there's just a whisper, too, of some fog hanging on around fremont. i don't see it. okay, i'll zoom in on it. i'll show you. there it is. right there on fremont. milpitas. who else is there? who else is in there? it looks like. like fremont. that's about it. otherwise, we're looking for lots of sunshine. change is on the way, and this time it's not going to be rain. it'll be warmer. temps. one of the warmest we've been all spring is possible here by thursday and friday. it's not going to stick and stay though, but today we get a little bit warmer dry pattern probably till the 21st or so. i do think we'll get back into some rain, but low is going to break off and form somewhere. southern nevada, southern california, depending on the strength of it, will determine how warm we get, but we will get a northerly northeasterly

breeze, a teeny bit today. more so tomorrow. lots of sunshine today it looks good. temperatures will be bumping up 6070 tomorrow though. have i told you about tomorrow? it will be warmer and more so as we head to thursday. friday probably inland on saturday before cooling and cold water temps, bring back the fog by sunday. >> all right steve, thank you. a gym membership promising more than just gains. when you join us on the nine. the health club where you'll have to shell out tens of thousands of dollars to become a member. >> also, a new wnba franchise is taking shape in san francisco. the woman introduced as the general manager of a new team. and the key questions

the nhl draft will soon begin, and the sharks, who finished the season with the worst record in the league, have the best chance at winning the number one pick. though they still have only an

18.5% chance of getting the number one pick. today's lottery will set the order for the first 16 teams that did not qualify for the stanley cup playoffs. the draft itself will take place on june 28th and 29th. >> five sports legends are waking up as the newest inductees to the bay area sports hall of fame. the class of 2024 includes soccer star chris wondolowski, olympic gold medalist swimmer jenny thompson, san jose sharks all time scoring leader patrick marleau, former giants front office member brian sabean and three time super bowl champ john taylor. ktvu joe fonzi and mark ibanez talked with them about the honor. >> i'm blown away because of, again, the teams, the franchises, the dynasties therein and other sports. but really the special athletes that made up those special teams that it's amazing company. >> you don't get to a point like this in my career, being able to be inducted to the hall of fame without support and help from from everybody else. but yeah,

it, i'm pretty happy with with the way things are working out and, able to, you know, share it with the people i love. >> barry sports hall of fame is a nonprofit organization that aims to recognize greatness in sport. donors and volunteers also helped provide access to sports for children who would otherwise not be able to play. the bay area's new wnba team took a big step in building out its leadership this week. the still unnamed team has announced ohama narayanan as the organization's first general manager. when it starts playing next year, the team will be the 13th in the wnba. the team will play at chase center in san francisco, will be headquartered in oakland, nianhan. played basketball at american university, has a master's degree, also has been part of the upper management team for five years with the wnba new york liberty. >> it's a dream come true. it it's a dream that i never thought i would realize, to be quite honest. and it's a dream that's like currently happening. >> going forward. i think the

league is going to expand the next few years beyond us, that's pretty clear. there's a lot of interest, a lot of interest. >> the franchise says it's already received 7000 deposits for season tickets. when the team starts playing next year. >> 857 this week marks national nurses week. but right now, the health care industry is facing a severe shortage of nursing staff. the american association of colleges of nursing says at least 30 states will have critical shortages in the next six years, especially across the western us. nursing schools across the country are also facing a shortage of faculty to train new nurses. more than a million nurses are projected to retire by 2030. we spoke with the head of the federal health resources and services administration, carol johnson, about national nurses week. >> i think we all across the country should be thanking nurses for their incredible dedication and work, their life saving work that, you know, got us all through to this point, on the other side of the pandemic, have really, you know, nurses are the backbone of the health care system. >> johnson says that nursing is

slowly becoming a younger and more diverse profession. a second launch attempt for boeing's starliner could be pushed to friday. the spacecraft was supposed to take off last night from cape canaveral in florida and head to the international space station, but the launch was scrubbed after a problem with a valve on the rocket. it would have been boeing's first with astronauts on board. boeing began working on the spacecraft back in 2014. the san mateo county fair will celebrate its 90th anniversary this year and kicks off in less than a month. this year, the fair promises to be bigger and better than ever. there will be new attractions, including great american duck racing and toy topia. it's set to kick off on june 1st through june 19th at the san mateo county event center. the fair will also feature its beloved longtime events, including pig races, a butterfly exhibit and a concert lineup. >> a small online community news organization in santa cruz has been awarded the prestigious pulitzer prize. staffers at lookout's santa cruz celebrated the news. pulitzer prize jury awarded the breaking news

reporting award to lookout santa cruz for its coverage of flooding and mudslides that destroyed more than 1000 homes and businesses in january of 2023. two bay area doctors are being recognized as some of the most influential voices in health care. time magazine has named ucsf's doctor neil powell and the san francisco va health care system's doctor, cynthia delgado, as two of the 100 most influential people in their field, both doctors collaborated on work that reexamined factors used to determine people's eligibility for kidney transplant points. the va says their research helped eliminate race as a factor in transplants. >> a teenager in san francisco shaken up after a disturbing incident on a muni bus. >> he was screaming like multiple racial slurs against asians. >> the search underway for the suspect as safety concerns escalate among riders, then leaders in san francisco reveal a significant decline in the er