could definitely find something to cut back in. despite the latest showers, drenching the bay area, california's drought is weighing heavy on the minds of state leaders will discuss the latest weather want to restrictions now being put in place? from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and welcome to mornings onto i'm brooks jarocz today is friday, april 22nd and on the way in this morning we had some rain that i saw him. we're going to go over to roberta gonzalez in the weather center, roberta. any rain? today is probably good news, right certainly is and it will be combined to the morning hours, but it is beneficial rains. we've already picked up 16 107 inch of rain since midnight. in livermore. this is our live doppler radar and see that right there stacked up just due west of the bay area that will be plowing onshore within the next few minutes here, and it will continue to rain on again off again within the next couple of hours. rain showers

now spotty from the bay bridge into oakland out of the city of san francisco, and you see some hit and miss scattered showers right there around 5 86 80 leading into san jose. now here we have the light rain falling in the city of oakland, where the current air temperatures 53 degrees. it's 44 in santa rosa and 51 degrees in san jose, high forties and throughout the dry valley. this is what you need to know. today. your weather headlines spotty morning scattered showers, then turning partly cloudy during the afternoon. breezy northwest wind to 20 and clear skies for tonight with highs later today in the fifties and sixties, outside number will be 65 at antioch but to 69 in fairfield. we have the full forecast coming over right now. let's send it on over and say big, good morning to brooks for berta. and good morning to you. well a late april storm is bringing that badly needed rain to the bay area as roberta mentioned, but california remains in the third year of a serious drought in contra costa county has now

joined the growing number of regions across the state now taking action. to impose new mandatory water restrictions. we are asking for that 15% reduction this year compared to their 2020 water use in the coming months. our board is going to be considering a 15% surcharge. those new rules went into effect yesterday, and even more measures could be coming soon. several other bay area water districts are expected to soon follow the lead of contra costa county to comply with governor newsom's urgent call to conserve water. and don't forget you can track the current weather conditions anytime by using our ktvu weather app. you can get an hourly forecast for the area where you live. the ktvu weather ramp is always free to download. state lawmakers in sacramento are now considering a bill that is designed to dramatically reduce water use in the state. by the end of this decade. the measure would lower the standard for water use to 42 gallons per

person per day. by the year. 2030 that's 25% less than the current standard of 55 gallons per person per day. water agencies across the state would be required to enforce the rules . the state assembly is now considering the measure after it was passed by the state senate yesterday. the recent rain has slightly improved drought conditions in california. the latest map from the u. s drought monitor shows conditions are still severe following three years of record low rainfall, but the map shows conditions have improved during the past week in many parts of the state when compared to the week before. that includes the region just north of marin county and california's central valley. the fbi in san francisco is looking for tips to help find a wanted man who was a known gang member . the fbi, says christian rios, maura is a member of the midtown menlo norte, no street gang and an associate of the new westra

familia prison gang. maura is accused of conspiring to possess and distribute methamphetamine in northern california is considered armed and dangerous as well as a flight risk. president and biden announced a new program that will fast track asylum claims for ukrainians, who have a us sponsor called unite for ukraine. the program allows ukrainian refugees to come directly from europe to the u. s already more than 10% of the ukrainian population has fled the country, according to the united nations. with increased fighting along the eastern front. that number is expected to keep rising in the coming weeks. pages of likely face position in the world with russia's attempt to declare truth negotiate, create humanitarian corridors and get their forces for the next phase. in kiev there preparing for the possibility that russia may attack again from the ground by building new defensive positions

. volunteers are helping the ukrainian military chop down trees. you see it here that's to reinforce trenches around the city. russian forces say they've captured maria people, but as many as 2000, ukrainian soldiers are still holed up inside a steel plant. this comes as new satellite images appear to show more than 200 new graves outside the city. ukrainian officials say more than 20,000. people have been killed in mariupol right now, 100,000 people in the city are living with little food , water, heat or medicine. an additional $800 million in u. s military assistance is going to ukraine that includes heavy artillery, artillery, ammunition and drones. president biden says that nearly $14 billion that congress approved last month is almost spent entirely spent and that more money will be needed. we're not sitting on the funding that congress has provided for

ukraine. were sending it directly to the front lines of freedom. to the fearless and skilled ukrainian fighters are standing in the breach in president below. tamir zelinsky has thanked the us for the additional aid, though he says his country will need hundreds of billions of dollars. from around the world to rebuild. if you want to connect to the many bay area groups working to help the ukrainian people, you can scan that. q. r code at the bottom of your screen with a phone number. it also take into a website with more information about how you can help. california is looking at new ways to increase student enrollment in public schools. state superintendent tony thurman has put together a new task force to tackle the problems surrounding dropping enrollment. the task force will look at data to see which district students are leaving and where they're going. it will also investigate birth rates, immigration status and housing costs in urban areas. that if previously influenced population

fluctuations. classes at uc berkeley will resume this morning after a threat forced to shelter in place for hours yesterday. police have not released details of the event, but say one student has been detained. ktvu evan sernoffsky spent with cal students about the nerve rattling day. yeah i was very worried. my professor was getting up closer to the window and i was getting really concerned and just telling him to, like, stay with us and lay low. it was a tense scene at uc berkeley thursday when the entire campus went into lockdown and students were ordered to shelter in place. berkeley police put out an alert to students around 9:30 a.m, warning them about a quote. credible campus-wide threat. they said they were looking for a person who may want to harm specific individuals. officials would not elaborate on the threat, but police were searching the student union building on bancroft way and

telegraph avenue. everyone got pretty silent, including me, were all just worried. just waiting. sufi was in class when the alert went out. she said. her professor closed the windows and doors and turned out the lights. they waited silently for 2.5 hours. you can't really do anything about it. there's people out there like that. so we just gotta deal with it on borisenko and farahat salome were about to start swim practice when their coach brought them inside. that was about to jump in, and the coaches like everybody got to go to the pool, but overall, they sell capitalists pretty safe by closing. all the doors keeps away from the windows. all classes were eventually canceled. and students were told to stay away from campus to shelter in place order was finally lifted shortly before two p.m. and hundreds of students streamed out of their classes really horrible. that's what's happening right now that we have to live in this world we have to worry about for our safety. nearby schools in the berkeley unified school district were on alert out of an abundance of caution, according to the superintendent. police

have not identified the person they've detained. but they said they have issued an arrest warrant once they're taken off that mental health hold at the u. c berkeley campus. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. over to the weather. now the latest storm is bringing a lot of snow into the sierra. it's even encouraging some ski resorts to reopen donner ski ranch was closed for the season , but after receiving several feet of snow, the resort says it will reopen this saturday and sunday to skiers and snowboarders. well you know, this is something after several months of nothing to see all this snow. it's kind of rare for april, right? it's surely is and we saw up to 36 inches of snow in the highest elevation. and today, boy, if you're heading to the gritty lake tahoe area, just drive safely, but you're going to be greeted by a lot of fresh powder. this morning. we still have some lingering showers. this is the view looking out towards the city by the bay, the city of san francisco and in the distance there, you can see the

bright lights of the salesforce tower building, which stands just over 1000 ft. tall the ceiling is down to 2000 ft. so it's not shrouding any visibility at this hour. in fact , visibility is at 10 miles, except for santa rosa, where we do have areas of fog and visibility down to a quarter of a mile san francisco 52 degrees . otherwise we're at 50 and conquered 54 san carlos and low fifties and throughout the santa clara valley winds are not a factor this morning for your commute. we have calm winds along the seashore and also in the bottle and in santa rosa winds will pick up today 10 to 20 mph and wrote, rotate to the northwest. so here we go right behind me. here, let me move out of the waist and get a good view that line of precipitation that stacked them just up the immediate seashore. we do have some light rain falling now between mill valley and sausalito, as well as in molina's around the east bay. now we have some light rain showers and oakland also moraga and just outside of emeryville,

and some light precipitation to be noted right there in san mateo, redwood city, menlo park and in east palo alto. but more rain for the morning commute before we finally began to dry out for your friday afternoon. so this is our future cast. you see those showers they want to take more of a nose dive in towards san jose, where this morning we picked up less than 1/10 of an inch of rain, and that's just since midnight. there you have it by lunchtime skies are clearing maybe a random renegade shower to the north of the santa rosa area. otherwise we have mostly cloudy skies around the northwestern section of the state offshore. we still have that beach hazard alert in effect until tomorrow morning as the ways continued to build up to 18 ft at 15 to 18 2nd intervals. as far as your seer forecast is concerned until 11 o'clock this morning winter storm warning still in effect as the snow continues on the fly today, our temperature's tapping off in the sixties. pretty much where we should be for san

francisco, just shy of 63, which is the average high 66 degrees out towards fairfield, otherwise overnight lows tonight into the forties and your extended forecast for the oakland a's baseball game today we do have 56 degrees the west window 15 and go a xas. they welcome brooks that texas rangers into town. looking forward to that. thanks, roberta. coming up a fist fight before takeoff. still ahead, we'll show you the moment and intoxicated passenger provoked mike tyson at sfo. and if you're joining us this early , you may have not been awake to watch. the warriors snatches third win from the denver nuggets. we'll hear from players about being one game away from a series sweep. and let's take a live. look now at your morning commute. this is the bay bridge toll plans that were things to be seem to be running pretty smoothly. little went out there a couple of little sprinkles. you're watching mornings on two on ktvu. fox two. we'll be righ

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reporter henry lee tells us the man received medical attention, but no one was arrested. hey former heavyweight champion mike tyson caught on video punching a fellow passenger on jetblue plane at san francisco international airport. tmz obtained cellphone video of the confrontation. who wants to be hit by mike tyson. my lord, uh, he packs a punch as we've seen in the ring. it happened wednesday night as tyson was set to fly out of sfo to florida. he was in san francisco to attend the 4 20 cannabis festival. according to tmz, tyson took a selfie with the man who was extremely intoxicated man sat behind tyson and continue trying to talk to him. tyson's reps also say the man three water bottle at him in the video, tyson punches the man in his face several times. the man was treated at the scene for facial injuries, but provided minimal details of the incident to san francisco airport police and refused to cooperate further. the men were not arrested and were released from the scene. sfpd says this video surfaced

after they talked to the men and the follow up investigation will be handled by the san mateo county sheriff's office. i know a lot of people are under the misconception that always fists are a deadly weapon, other or not, but ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the man who was punched could potentially have a case against tyson, both in criminal and civil court. he has no right to punch anybody, no matter what that person said there that's not justification for punching someone, especially with mike tyson skills. cardoza says tyson celebrity status could cut both ways train box or that certainly would cut against him in the courtroom. should it ever get to a jury trial, which i doubted ever will. cardoza had one word of advice for tyson get anger management. michael sarah birchfield, berkeley woman who was on that plane tells me she had seen that drunk man beforehand at the airport bar, and it was annoyed to find him on her flight. she says that

people should know when to back off and leave someone alone. no word on whether tyson in the mentee punched are allowed on future jetblue flights. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the warriors could advance to round two of the nba playoffs as soon as sunday. they need just one more victory to clinch the series against the denver nuggets. the warriors are up three games to zero after coming back in the fourth quarter last night to beat the nuggets. 1 18 to 1 13. jordan's pool scored 27 points clay thompson had 26 points while steph curry also scored 27 while coming off the bench. fun way to play. it's a fun brand of basketball and the identity of being able to do it at home and on the road and you know that many series in a row. it's pretty crazy to think about so gotta keep got to keep doing it. oh, man, it's everything. it's just effort. just hard. and we got a lot of that on this team. game four is sunday at 12

30. meantime the warriors will host another watch party outside chase center. the scene there last night was electric. yeah because you get to build a bible, everybody else and watch everybody else here and build the same thing you feel because we're in the moment right now. it's exciting and this is the playoff. we want to feel it with the fans. hundreds of dubs fans turned out to see game three on the big screen at thrive, sidney , they enjoyed great basketball , food and music. sunday's watch party will have similar activities, including special lounge seating. and long games. looks like some fun out there and looking ahead, roberta, i know we got some showers this morning, but maybe this weekend it will be a little nicer. it's going to be incredibly nice this weekend. do you do you garden at all? i do actually have tomatoes . that's my big thing is going to be a great weekend to get out with your tomatoes. yeah hi, everybody. good morning to you.

we have more rain in the forecast, at least for the morning hours. live weather camera looking out towards s f o overcast guys selling roughly down to 2000 ft. no reports of any local airport delays from sfo across the bay to oakland international airport and also to the south at mineta international airport. right now at buchanan field in concord. it's 50 degrees, otherwise mid forties and napa and also novato , 44 for the cool spot. and that is in santa rosa. it's in the low fifties, right now. at san jose. winds are under 10 mph from the peninsula around the bay as well. calm winds to the north novato. seven mile per hour winds unconquered clayton and also awarded creek but those winds will be increasing today. northwest 10 to 20 let me scoot out the weightings he a band of showers lined up just cued up after media coast side ready to push onshore into the peninsula into the city of san francisco. we do have some light rainfall right now. bellinis also mill valley and just outside of

sausalito, heading into the east bay. we have some rain showers now from piedmont into oakland. rain does line the santa clara valley area as well as east palo alto and the peninsula in san carlos. area of low pressure to the north of us not going to do anything to us. but meanwhile we do have rain showers, according to our future cast up until about lunchtime today throughout the bay area, very spotty in nature, and then otherwise we clear out for the weekend. it will become partly cloudy later this afternoon. if you're heading to the beach, we still have that hazard alert in effect until saturday. the ways have been building up to 18 ft at 15 to 18 2nd intervals forecast does call for that would be a storm warning in effect until 11 o'clock we have been counting up to 30 and 36 inches of snow. meanwhile today we're talking about highs in the sixties up to 66 degrees and fairfield 10 degrees cooler than that at the coast. full forecast is straight ahead, brooks thanks, roberta. advocating for maternal

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acknowledged that he benefited from social media and his path to the white house. he's calling for action from silicon valley companies and legislators. this is an opportunity. it's a chance that we should welcome for governments to take on a big, important problem. improve the democracy and innovation can coexist. it's a chance for companies to do the right thing. you'll still make money. but you'll feel better. president obama is calling for more transparency in how social media platforms prioritize their content. vice president kamala harris was also in the bay area. the focus of her visit was to address maternal healthcare ktvu is tom vacar tells us about her goal of improving health care for pregnant women. vice president harris visiting the ucsf medical center in mission bay, has been campaigning for better maternal healthcare and

ending the generally worse healthcare outcomes for african american moms, native american moms and moms living in rural areas. paris met with leaders and participants in ucsf's embrace program. that's a program for african american mothers who get pre and post natal care from the first trimester to the baby's first birthday. women in our nation. are dying at a higher rate. from pregnancy related causes than in any other wealthy or developed nation in our world. black women are three times as likely to die. from pregnancy related complications. native women. more than twice as likely to die . president says ucsf's embrace pre and post natal care program leads the nation in targeting care to specific underserved communities. i believe. we must create a more community based

approach. to maternal health care here at ucsf and embrace you have helped build a model. for culturally competent care to ensure that the care fits the needs of the community. so all of these topics must be elevated. as national priorities . it's certainly helped one of ucsf's own nurses who says she struggled with maternal depression. if it were not for them, i would not be able to be here. still working as a nurse. a loving wife who was still able to love and as a mother who was alive to grow with your child, indeed, a model for the nation everywhere in the country where competent local care is lacking. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. covid outbreak at a peninsula school is forcing new protocols

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edu. he's not there to be threatened by adults. a san leandro middle school students says he's afraid to go back to school after he was threatened by his teacher. and a break in a decades old cold case in the east bay tools detectives used to track down the suspect. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and a good morning to you and welcome to mornings onto i'm

brooks jarocz today is friday. april 22nd. it's a start to the day, but we want to get check in with roberta gonzalez in the weather center. good morning to you, roberta. it seems the only i propose that we should have some light rain on earth day, doesn't it? absolutely we need it. our earth needs it. hi, everybody morning to you. let's go ahead and take a look at our doppler radar. right now. we have some rain showers pressing up against the northwestern. section of the state of california drifting in tremendous scene. oh and now, right, they're lining up. into the bay area. scattered hit and miss showers this morning from san francisco across the bay into oakland. you see the light showers getting ready to push into berkeley, richmond and orinda as well. then around the peninsula again, it's hit and miss scattered showers around the san mateo bridge, also the dumbarton bridge and woodside los altos, you also have some light rain as cfo. mostly cloudy 52 degrees in san francisco to 54. at sfo, 47 degrees and

walnut creek. we have low and mid forties to the north cooler start in the north bay this morning. carry that umbrella out the door, but you won't need it later. today, when we do turn part the cloudy we will have clear skies tonight. meanwhile our temperatures from the fifties at the beaches sixties bayside into the mid sixties away from the bay. northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. your full forecast is just minutes away. morning, brooks. thank you, roberta. this morning. we're hearing from the san leandro eighth grader who says he was the target of a teacher's threatening remarks. ktvu is american. tana met with that student and his mother. my son is supposed to be at school again. his education. that's all he's there for. he's not there to be threatened by adults. serena love says it was more than a month ago when her 13 year old son jazz, there's english teacher kicked him out of the classroom at bancroft middle school. the administration notified her of the incident, but she didn't know how serious it was until the recording was sent to her

son. this past sunday. and i can't put my hands on you and take you out of your mind. oh in the recording, you can hear the teacher called eighth grader jazeera, a jerk. joker idiot. the teacher says he will end up being a rapper or a fry cook and suggests he will get gunned down, continuing to talk about him to the class once he left bad you should came in here and started messing up the dynamics in my class. and yeah, just off here in that video breaks my heart every time. um. i wish it didn't happen, but it did. and i want him to. i want that teacher he does not need to be teaching students. serena says she's not confident in the school's ability to keep her son safe and says they have known about the teachers outbursts and haven't done anything until recordings were leaked on social media. there has been staying home from school, saying he's disturbed by it all. or respecting his mother's wishes not to show his

face really don't want to go. i don't feel comfortable in his class recording is a combination of two incidents with one part of it directed at jazeera, the teacher on the recording tells another student that he's undersized and high schoolers will pound him into the ground. he does. this is like several people. several kids. i'm not the only kid. he does stuff like that to several kids. i hope he changes or something because i don't know. but, yeah, he deserves to be fired. i think because you shouldn't be talking. he should not good. he's just not a good teacher. talking to students like that. the same leandro unified school district called the statements on the recording reprehensible, but because it's an active investigation, they won't release the name of the teacher . they did say he will not be returning to the classroom or campus during the investigation . we also reached out to the teacher but have not received a response in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. police in san jose need your help tracking down a hit and run suspect who killed two people.

police have a warrant for 55 year old jose correa, weezer. in connection to the crash that killed two women on april 7th investigators say render kerr and her daughter kuljit cur crossing ocala avenue in south san jose when they were struck while in the crosswalk. police say they found the suspect's red pickup truck. but he's missing. he faces charges of vehicular homicide and felony hit and run. a decades old richmond homicide case has been solved, bringing closure to the victims, family attorney general rob bonta and contra costa county district attorney diana beckton say investigators have identified jerry lee henderson as the suspect responsible for the 1999 murder. of mika. widely police found her inside a home on carlson boulevard, where she had been tied up in smothered to death. henderson died 11 days later of a suspected drug overdose. investigators were able to link him to the killing

by using the latest advances in dna technology. comparing dna evidence from the case to the dna of convicted offenders in the state's dna databank. we were able to establish a list of likely first degree relatives. of the person responsible for mika's murder and ultimately helped our partners identify him. prior to the dna breakthrough. there were no investigative leads in the case widely and henderson were acquaintances, but investigators have not yet disclosed a motive for the killing. former san francisco's supervisor david campos, conceded defeat in the special election for state assembly. he addressed the election in a tweet saying, i just got off the phone with matt haney to congratulate him and wish him the best in sacramento. san francisco needs a champion in the legislature, and i look forward to working with him in assisting. however i can, as he advocates for our city and our communities. updated results

show supervisor haney secured 62% of the votes compared to 38% for campos, and he spoke with us and says he has many issues he wants to focus on. homelessness crime street conditions, and so when you live in that situation, and you see those problems, you have to be grounded in reality. that's not a progressive thing. it's not a moderate thing. it's not a conservative thing. it's a who's going to get something done thing. and so i focused on those issues have focused on those issues as a supervisor, and i'm willing to take them on grounded in real experiences of residents. any won't have much time to get settled until his next race. the regular primary for his assembly seat is in june. one school district on the peninsula is changing its policies for students going to prom after a major outbreak. ktvu is christian captain tells us 90 students at san mateo high school tested positive for the coronavirus after going to their prom last month. prom is a high

school tradition and for many a rite of passage, but following a prom held at san francisco's asian art museum on april 9th nearly 90 of the 600 students from san mateo high school who attended have now tested positive for covid 19. the district says masks were strongly recommended, but many students chose to not wear them. now the district is preparing for hillsdale high school's prom set for this coming weekend masks will be required to attend the indoor event and the school will require negative covid tests. schools around the bay area are preparing for proms and dances, and they're watching closely. san francisco school say prom is an important part of high school and they will be following health guidelines encouraging but not requiring masks. we're following our local guidelines in our local public health guidelines are strongly recommending masks as you seeing any, um, any restaurant or place that you walk into those are the same public health guidelines that we are following san jose unified schools is also

following the guy. guidelines but also saying three of the district six high schools have moved their prompt to levi's stadium, where they can have indoor outdoor space. others are looking at venues that have good air circulation when i know is holding it at the mexican heritage plaza they have. it's a large room, but all four walls of the room open completely so they plan on having just two sides to walls up and the other two will be open with prom season happening now that means graduations are right around the corner. san francisco says it will be holding high school graduations outdoors. we hold the graduations at either the keys are stadium or we also use the mcateer campus, the football field there. jose also holding graduations outdoors and advising families to take a layered approach to protecting themselves. instead of doing handshakes, i think we'll see more maybe elbow bumps and those types of things so we do encourage people to look at. you know what are all the ways they can protect them? selves.

masking is a really good one. vaccination is another really good one. as for those students from san mateo high school who contracted covid, they all reportedly have mild or asymptomatic cases. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. today is earth day, roberta, as you mentioned earlier. we got those april showers out there. it almost makes me want to go plant some flowers this weekend. it's a great idea. it really is. you know, i put a bunch of big buckets outside. and so i have all that water to water. my garden when i worked at it, roll up the sleeves and advice. my mom always said those who work in the garden, where kenan hand with god. coat. that's that's something to take away from this earth day, right? good morning, everybody as you head on out the door. we do have mostly cloudy skies and we do have some areas of rain showers. in fact, right now are live doppler radar's picking up some rain showers just outside of sfo, where the clouds are down to about 2000 ft . otherwise visibilities at 10 miles, and there's the rain just

lurking offshore. but we do have a couple of renegade showers and advancement of that line of showers. so here's what you need to know. today. 52 degrees in san francisco conquered is at 50 same and san carlos as you're heading on out. the winter of 45 mph. wow no! the winds right now are calm right here but will be picking up out of the northwest 10 to 20 mph come and santa rosa , seven mph winds in concord and again here are the showers as we take a good look at it. we don't have any rain at the golden gate bridge right now, but we do have some precipitation in mill valley. also some light rain showers pretty common around the berkley area into emeryville, piedmont. it's raining in oakland as well. just very light precipitation. and there you have the rain showers around the peninsula as well as into the santa clara valley and in the diablo range. towards mount hamilton's, so we have this area of low pressure upstream. it's not going to do anything for us.

it's going to nick the northwestern section of the state over the weekend, but we have high pressure building in and as that happens, warmer conditions there. you have our future cast by eight o'clock this morning san jose with the lingering shower by lunchtime, we clear out the evening commute will be rain free, and the weekend will be sunny and bright. temperatures today outside number 69 in fairfield, otherwise those sixties around the peninsula and 64 degrees in san jose. your extended forecast . yes great gardening. whether this weekend we're talking about temperatures approaching the eighties on sunday. and on monday, enjoy your day. looking good. well today being earth day people across the bay area will be spending the day rallying, marching and advocating on behalf of environmental issues. still ahead will introduce you to one bay area organization connecting people of color with nature plus president biden traveling to the pacific northwest, talking infrastructure projects here in the u. s i'm kevin corke in

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go to 5hevote.com and enter now. they promoting the impact the infrastructure bill will have on roads, bridges and airports across the country. reporter kevin corke tells us how congress is addressing the issue. in its first trip to the pacific northwest. since taking office, president biden got a firsthand look at how federal dollars from the bipartisan infrastructure bill are being spent at portland's international airport. we're investing $25 billion this year to modernize american airports all across this country and across this state president argues, it's a significant piece of legislation and hopes it will make a lasting impact for years to come. in recent weeks. the president has been marred, however, by low approval ratings record high inflation is being felt by americans at the gas

pump and at the grocery store. the administration argues. they're doing everything they can to address the problem while also pointing the finger at russian president vladimir putin . putin's invasion, ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all around the world. we saw that in the most recent inflation data. last month. republicans meantime, point to government spending on covid relief as a main contributor for the rise in prices. many gop lawmakers want to see a change in direction specifically. on energy policy. we are trying to get energy production increased so we can get energy prices down . and yet this administration is wrapping us up in more red tape . next up, the president will be making a stop in nearby seattle , taking part in an earth day event. on friday. i'm kevin corke fox news. pg and e is asking state regulators for approval to raise rates starting

next year. the utility filed paperwork to raise more than $226 million in additional revenue. it's not yet clear how much the average monthly bill would spike. pg and e now awaits approval from the california public utilities commission to increase rates. amazon is donating $300,000 to 3 oakland youth programs. oakland promised the east oakland youth development center and tech exchange each get 100,000 bucks for programming and services. mayor chef says the three oakland organizations promote a healthy and equitable childhood to career culture for students and their families. but what we're doing today is really a testament to that spirit that our community is undivided. we are united behind our children. we believe that every baby born in this city is brilliant. we believe that every child that is growing up in this city is a scholar. and they need to hear

that and feel that from the very first day they walk into an oakland classroom. mayor shaft says an even bigger but related announcement is coming to oakland early next month. there's a new political ad taking aim at tesla's self driving technology. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. have you seen that at an is from dan o'dowd, the billionaire founder of a santa barbara tech company, who is running against senate. alex senator alex padilla for his senate seat down, tells ktvu. he is concerned about safety with tesla's self driving features. we studied it about every eight minutes. it does something that would cost you your driver's license if you were trying to get a new license. every 36 minutes. it's it looked. it's looking to get into a collision. that makes a stupid mistake. you have to watch it every single

minute to stop it from doing things. that will cause problems . it's in development. it's not a production product. it shouldn't be in 100,000 cars, which it is um, so ultimately, how do we deal with this? we need to have we need to remove these cars from the road. before we can before we can really be safe. we reached down to tesla for a comment on the campaign, and so far we have not heard back. our latest springtime storm brought much needed rain too many parts of the bay area, but check this out. even some hail fell in some communities. this is a look at peace sized hail. in livermore. and that video. i think you took right, roberta. i did your backyard. you can hear the dogs barking in the background. they didn't like it. i have. california dogs are rescue dogs, and they don't like getting their paws wet at all. so when it started hailing oh, my dogs won't go to the bathroom whenever it's wet out. is that

weird? mine won't either. but if you could listen carefully here, you can hear them barking in the background. they did not want anything to do with the hail actually. there they are. i hear them. one was whimpering, and the other one was barking. yeah you know, i was trying to take a little bit of a nap yesterday afternoon, but i couldn't because it's like homework when it rains, and then when you see the #### and it was exciting, and i ran outside, and then your dogs woke you up, right? there was no nap. there was no nap for me yesterday, but that's okay. it was all well worth it a rare event here in the month of april and the bay area we saw 22 and a quarter inches of rain. and what is the occasions of the north bay mountains? now here's the deal right here. we have some lingering left over rain showers in the bay area. cute up ready to push onshore as well. in fact, right now we're already picking up some light precipitation across the bay bridge into oakland. but boy, we have a lot poison position offshore, ready to push onshore.

45 in santa rosa 50 to san francisco, 50 conquered and also in san carlos is in the low fifties and san jose. so here we go. this is our storm tracker, a doppler radar precipitation right there right now, right around oakland and in berkeley, emeryville as well. south salido . you're hearing the raindrops on the rooftop is same in mill valley. and as we zoom in a little bit closer, you could see moraga orinda, always some light rain showers and around the peninsula. we have a cluster of activity in the form of light at menlo park after 10, palo alto and east palo alto. and then, of course, some light rain showers also being noted at mount hamiltonian, the diablo mountain range so this area of low pressure we're not concerned with it's going to head directly into the pacific northwest, leaving us with a few clouds and that's about it. so we're taking you through your morning. we see that we still have some lingering showers around the santa clara valley by eight oclock but lunchtime partly

sunny skies. your evening commute will be dry. and there you have saturday. some cloud cover nicky in the northwestern section of the state, and that's about it. if you're heading to the beach today or tomorrow, please be noting that we do have that beach hazard alert. still in effect, the waves are building 18 ft at 2 15 to 18 seconds intervals. sierra forecast until 11 o'clock this morning. we still have that winter storm warning, in effect anywhere up to 36 inches of snow in the highest elevation. that's that total accumulation. when the snow began yesterday, we've already seen 30 and 32 inches above 7000 ft temperatures here today at the seashore 56 degrees , otherwise low sixties comet around the central bay. to the sixties around the peninsula we're talking about after 10 and would side all the way into burlingame in belmont. 65 degrees conquered clayton, wanted creek and 62 is your extd

forecast. take a look at these temperatures into the eighties by sunday and monday. otherwise i'm looking at high pressure building and each and every day brooks and next shot of rain according to my long range computer bottle looks like we may have a little bit of a dousing by may 4th. okay well, we need it. thanks, roberta. coming up, fight or flight. still ahead will show you the moment. an intoxicated passenger provoked mike tyson at sfo. plus mask requirements remain in effect in los angeles. why health officials say it's sticking with the requirement despite most of the state going mask free, we'll be right back.

today. is earth day, it's time to bring attention to

environmental issues like climate change. there are a number of rallies and marches planned throughout the bay area . today there will be climate marches in san francisco, san jose and palo alto, as well as rallies at uc berkeley and uc santa cruz and students at santa rosa junior college will be creating a giant earth day street mural this morning. between nine and noon. in oakland based nonprofit called outdoor afro, is helping to connect the black community to nature. ktvu is greg lee spoke to the group's founder about their work for environmental and racial justice. earth day is friday. and obviously nature is rooted in what you do. thank you . tell me what it means to celebrate earth day to you. yeah you know for me, birthday is not about thinking about the earth as a really big, vast place. it is right. but i like to invite people through the work of outdoor afro to really think about the earth as their backyard. that window sill that

local park that place where you can connect and actually make a difference, but also build a powerful relationship with and i think it all starts right there . you have continued to grow outdoor, afro and connecting black people to nature and to each other. so what can you say about the success and the continued growth? wow i mean, outdoor afro started off as a kitchen table blog back in 2000 and nine and today we're a national not for profit organization. we are in 33 states we have over 100 volunteer men and women all over the country who are helping 60,000 people get their nature swagger back. and for me, it's just been a joy to be the leader of an organization. that's not just an organization. but it's a love story. it's a love story of community. it's a love story of connecting to nature, and it's something while focused. it's something that everybody can take part in. you have so many

programs, the hikes that you've led the connecting with nature, the black on the slopes now, um so explain to people what you want them to experience. when they come to one of your programs. well the first thing they're going to experience as welcoming and hospitality. that's something i learned from my dad who came from the south, and he raised me up in a northern california ranch, and we had all kinds of people up there all the time. who were just welcome to be there and stargaze and connect and enjoy the foods and the culture and the nature and the nearby creek . and that was truly my laboratory, and i realized that i really wanted to see more of that kind of hospitality happening all over the country and every outdoor afro event, but there's a lot of learning to because for some people you don't know where to start. you don't know what gear equipment you need. you don't know where to go what to do, and sometimes it feels a little awkward and intimidating to get out there by yourself. and so for outdoor afro we create not only welcoming, but safer

opportunities for you to connect with nature and define the things that you love about nature that you can continue on your own. during the pandemic churches were closing schools were closing restaurants, places you know that we love to gather . we're closing, but guess what nature never closed and that became our mantra, and that was a way for people to find their way to connect with people and also to find their healing in times when we were isolated, and we have so many things we couldn't do nature was something we absolutely could do. greg lee ktvu. fox two news. up next breaking news to start your five o'clock hour. we're live at the scene of a deadly crash in the south bay following a chase by live force mint. jesse gary will join us live in just a few minutes with what we have learned also ahead. everyone got pretty silent, including me were all just worried. just waiting. a shelter in place order brought the campus to a standstill at

cal as police search for a suspect making credible threats to their safety at u. c. berkeley. i think everyone could definitely find something to cut back in. and despite the latest showers, drenching the bay area, california's drought is weighing heavy on the minds of our state leaders will discuss the latest water restrictions now being put into place. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto happy friday. everyone welcome the moive o'clock. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's friday, april 22nd the last week day of a really wet week, and roberta gonzalez is here to take us through a little bit of rain. that lingers. hasn't it been wonderful, incredible beneficial rains all week long ever since april, 11th. morning everybody we do have another round of showers just in time for your morning commute. this is our live doppler radar, and you see that line stretching from eureka

all the way into monterey bay, zooming in on the bay area hit and miss scattered showers right there right now from emeryville , oakland, orinda, moraga and danville, also around the peninsula this morning. and the coast cipher montara through al granada in half moon bay. mostly cloudy skies looking out towards san francisco, where it's 52 degrees otherwise, 50 in fremont 43 for the cool spot. that's a napa this friday, spotty morning scattered showers otherwise it will turn partly sunny with a breeze up to 20 mph clear skies tonight pinpoint neighborhood forecasts 56 degrees with the winds out of the northwest 10 to 20 today in pacifica. to the warmest occasion. 69 in fairfield. we will talk more about the rain showers this morning and the weekend outlook that's still straight ahead. i'm looking forward to the weekend. thank you. thank you very much. roberta hey, let's take a look at traffic on this friday morning. it's usually friday light and a fair amount of cars

going through the toll plaza right now at 501, but no problems whatsoever. mateo bridge we go. the story is the same if you're heading to or from the peninsula from hayward we will keep an eye, of course for you. traffic is looking nice, but that's what you'd expect at this hour on this day. absolutely let's check out 8 80 that's looking pretty good as well. little traffic on the left heading south heading north. all good, at least for now. we're following the breaking news. this set of san jose. we're a suspect in a stolen car died after being pursued by police and crashing that car. ktvu is jesse gary is live at the scene as the very latest information, jesse. frank good morning to you . this is a multi agency investigation by the san jose police department and the santa clara county sheriff's office. there's a lot to impact. let's go ahead. take a look at our video. it started with the pursuit of a suspect of a car that was 10 days ago here in san jose sheriff's deputies spotted

the vehicle and gave chase the driver of that stolen or vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed south bong on north first street. he ran the red light at montague expressway collided with a white car and he crashed into the montague square business park actually wound up up on the embankment near a tree. he was killed in the crash. the driver of the white vehicle who was just going through a green light was injured and taken to a local hospital. i'm told he did not sustain or suffer severe injuries. the san jose police department is investigating the actual crash. the santa clara county sheriff's department has is picking up the investigation from the carjacking 10 days ago . i'm told it was either at gun or knife point. the car was taken, and they have been looking for since they spotted it around. 3 30 this morning gave chase and that led to this crash here in north san jose.

we're also waiting for the santa clara county coroner to come because they'll have to do an investigation before the remains can be removed from the vehicle that has crashed on the business park. we're told, we're going to be able to talk to senate. the saturday police department at some point this morning. when it happens, we will let you know, update for you again on this coming up in the next hour. we're live in north san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. jesse thank you. 504 now the fbi in san francisco is looking for help in finding a wanted man who they say is a known gang member. the fbi, says christian rios more as a member of the midtown menlo norte neo street gang and an associate of the new western familiar prison gang. more is accused of conspiring to possess and distribute methamphetamine in northern california. he is considered armed and dangerous. authorities also say he is a flight r. uc berkeley student has been detain making credible threats towards others, lockdown for a number of hours yesterday, students who were in

classes were told to shelter in place while police searched that campus police said they were looking for a person. who may want to harm specific individuals. one student says. professor shut the windows, locked the doors and turned out the lights. yeah i was very worried. my professor was getting up closer to the window and i was getting really concerned and just telling him to, like, stay with us and lay low. that shelter in place order was finally lifted shortly before two yesterday afternoon, hundreds of students streamed out of their classes. no word yet on what charges that student made. with the threats, and he may face thousands of passengers who have been banned by airlines for not wearing a mask will soon be welcome back on board flights now that masks are optional. american united and delta are all now indicating they'll lift the bans. they previously imposed, american airlines says . in most cases, people who were banned over masks will be

allowed all but the worst offenders. two unions representing flight attendants and other airline workers slammed the airline's decision, they say even though the federal mask mandate has lifted the pandemic is not over. the head of united airlines, says his company is working with passengers who are reluctant to fly now that masks are no longer required. the ceo scott kirby may be eligible for refunds or flight credits. passengers who want to cancel or delay a flight are being told to call customer service. united airlines dropped its mask requirement after a federal judge reversed the mandate on monday. time now is 506 and investigation is underway into an incident that involved former heavyweight boxing champ mike tyson after he got into a fight at sfo. tmz captured video of the incident. it says wednesday night on board a jet blue flight, tyson has seen throwing a number of punches at a fellow passenger who suffered injuries to his face. spokesman for tyson says the man had thrown a water bottle at the former boxer. and

was extremely drunk. ktvu is legal analyst michael cardoza says tyson could still face criminal charges. he has no right to punch anybody, no matter what that person said there that's not justification for punching someone, especially with mike tyson skills. tyson was catching a flight from sfo heading to florida after attending san francisco's for 20 event in golden gate park, both the san francisco police department and san mateo county sheriff's office are now investigating this onboard incident, april storm continues to bring badly needed rain to the bay area. still california remains in the third year of a serious drought. contra costa county has now joined the growing number of regions across our state, taking new action to impose mandatory water restrictions. we are asking for that 15% reduction this year compared to their 2020 water use in the coming months. our board

is going to be considering a 15% surcharge. the new rules went into effect yesterday, more such measures could be coming soon. several bay area water districts are expected to soon follow contra costa counties lead to help comply with governor newsom's urgent call to conserve water, and the latest storm is bringing a whole lot of snow into the sierra. it's even encouraging sub secu resorts to reopen donner ski ranch was closed for the season. but after receiving several fetus no, the resort says it will reopen this saturday and sunday. the skiers and snowboarders. i love it, you know, donner said. we got the snow, but more. it was the phone calls, emails and texts that compelled them. roberta gonzalez to reopen to take advantage of this good still going to be gorgeous there this weekend. lots of fresh powder and terrific, terrific weather on the sunny side up with seasonal high temperatures going all the way up into the fifties by sunday. hi everybody. let's get to it. we got more rain pushing

onshore right now sliding off the pacific ocean into the peninsula. also in the north bay . it's a band that stretches from cloverdale just about through santa rosa into nevada and all the way into mill valley . we do have some light precipitation right now. falling right there right around force. knowles. just leaving tamales and we zip on over to the east bay and we say we have the rain falling around alamo along highway 6 80 into danville into san ramon boulevard and also some rain showers around martin luther king drive all the way into foothill boulevard in oakland skyline boulevard as well, peninsula you to have some action happening around woodside into portola valley and sliding from the 2 80 into los altos and mountain view, and we have some rain showers now. in sunny ville , mostly cloudy skies in san francisco, where the air temperature now stands at 52. otherwise we're in the mid forties to the north and santa rosa to the east, fifties in sas and also in san jose. t g i f

morning rain showers and mostly cloudy skies and becoming partly sunny today with wind to 20 mph it will not inteh our weekend it's going to slide into the pacific northwest. we are under the influence of high pressure and our temperatures will be responding nicely. 65 degrees in santa rosa. 64 today. redwood city, also across the santa clara valley sixties in the tri valley, but wait, we're going to talk about temperatures in the eighties, and we'll show you when and where that's next time around frank and garcia. thank you, roberta. coming up next, russia appears to be close to taking control of a strategically important city still ahead the assistance ukraine is receiving receiving from the u. s government as well as from people. right here in the bay area. also, if you're joining us this early, you may not have been awake to watch the warriors snatch a third win from the denver nuggets. we're about to hear from players about being

just one game away from a

wel. the president announced a new program that will fast track asylum claims for ukrainians who do have a us sponsor. it's called unite for ukraine. the program allows ukrainian refugees to come directly from europe to the u. s already more than 10% of the ukrainian population has fled the country . that's according to the united nations, with increased fighting along the eastern front. that number is expected to keep rising in the coming weeks. likely face positional war with russia's attempt to declare truth negotiate, create humanitarian corridors and get their forces for the next phase. and keep they are preparing for the possibility that russia may attack again from the ground by building new defense positions.

volunteers are helping the ukrainian military chop down trees to reinforce trenches. around the capital city and russian forces say they've nearly captured maria paul and the black sea. but as many as 2000, ukrainian soldiers are still holed up in style, a steel plant. this comes as new satellite images appear to show more than 200 new graves. outside the city, ukrainian officials say more than 20,000. people have been killed and mario paul right now 100,000. people in the city are living with very little food, water heat. our medicine sentence. selma family is home safe this morning after spending spring break, helping people trapped in a war zone. ktvu brooks jarocz tells us how the family supported people in ukraine. inside ukraine, helping hands are on a mission to nourish families and heal hearts. part of it is a relief that we're able to get all the supplies in

successfully suitcases packed with critically needed aid were brought here by andy kurt sig and his family, a place they called home for nearly a year. andy is ceo of san francisco based company. just answer with 250 workers in ukraine over spring break a reunion and a promise he says, to stand by their sides to seeing them, and connecting was wonderful. and then being able to give them all the supplies was was joyful and seeing that happiness that's something that scarce now across the border in slovakia, hundreds of refugees arrive each day by the busload at this camp. mother sarah and daughter, jamie. kurt sig saw firsthand the struggles and the efforts to ease desperation. these families are really forcibly, um, you know, kind of torn apart and that's hard, so they delivered cards created by american children

filled with messages of support and hope, and then we have toys. you know, we have always tent by tent. they got to see the generous donations to help people and pets. they even brought much needed medical supplies and medicine. jamie who's diabetic, collected insulin to deliver to others, like one of her dad's employees . it was really cool to be able to help someone. still it's dangerous. the war unpredictable . so with the air raid sirens are going again. they just they just shut off for a few minutes . now they're back on again. after a three hour long wait in several searches of the car. andy left ukraine and his friends to reunite with his family at the border camp, reflecting on what he experienced and what he saw. the most eye opening thing is everybody's bravery has strong they are and how brave they are seeing them, looking them in the eyes and seeing their commitment and their pride in their country and their commitment to winning

. say for them, it's mission accomplished. they've already returned to the bay and plan the fundraiser here to help families over there. in the newsroom. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news , so many of us are looking for ways to connect to the bay area groups that are working to help the ukrainian people. all you gotta do is skin that qr code at the bottom of your screen with your phone and we will take you to a website with a lot more information on you can help the people. and ukraine. 5 17 let's swing back to the weather. i mean, roberta adults i'm going to text you or something on sunday morning, which i feel like it's going to be a far cry from where we are right now. absolutely temperatures away from the bay into the eighties. i'm okay with that. what is swing, huh? yeah swing. you have golf plans, frank? no i might actually had to tahoe that. oh look at you. someone has sunday off lucky duck. somebody's gotta do it right. we have that forecast coming up. but right now, let's head on outside. take a look at this. we can see the

very tip top of the salesforce tower, which stands just over 1000 ft. tall the ceiling. the cloud deck is down to 2000 ft, so we're not having any visibility issues this morning right now. visibility at 10 miles at sfo oakland international airport, so all flights are on time 48 degrees and conquered. and here it is. another band is showers stretching from mendocino county all the way to monterey bay. as we zoom in on the bay area we see that we do have plentiful rain showers right now. from west menlo park into los altos and mountain view and swinging over to sunny ville another view . let's take a look over here to the north bay where we have the rain showers queued up from bodega bay. to petaluma into four snows and all this will jog to the east, so you will be getting some rain showers and fairfield right now. rain from moraga through oakland, danville and san ramon as well and again taking a closer look at this cell because this is some moderate right now around los

altos hills. oh a little bit of light snow. it's falling around mount diablo. we're not anticipating any accumulation, but i'll keep you posted on that . so this area of low pressure is going to bank into the pacific northwest, even us on the high and dry side because we are under this huge dome of high pressure building in beginning this afternoon, so it's going to be mostly sunny over the weekend and warmer but backtracking to this morning we see the line of showers dissipating exiting the area and then you have san jose with some lingering showers to nine o'clock. here is your afternoon on the sunny side up and the evening commute. will be dry all the way through the weekend the clouds for that area of low pressure to the north of us will skim the northwestern section of the state, but that's about it. beach hazard alert in effect through tomorrow as as ways continue to build to 18 ft. 15 to about 17 18 2nd intervals . meanwhile the seer forecast winter storm warning in effect

until 11 o'clock, and then that will be allowed to expire. we have up to 36 inches of fresh powder. about 7000 ft. fifties and sixties across the board today, 63 alejo and american canyon that full weekend forecast is still coming up, frank. thank you, roberta up next as well advocating for maternal healthcare. the changes vice president kamala harris. is pushing forward during a visit to the pay area plus over time we lose our capacity. to distinguish between fact. opinion. and wholesale fiction caution from former president barack obama, his warning to a stanford audience about the power of social

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isng out to future leaders with a warning about the role of social media and spreading disinformation. what does still

nag at me, though? was my failure to fully appreciate at the time. just how susceptible we had become. to lies. and conspiracy theories. in his speech to an audience at stanford, the former president acknowledged that he had benefited from social media on his path to the white house. he's calling for action now from silicon valley companies. and legislators. this is an opportunity. it's a chance that we should welcome for governments to take on a big, important problem improved the democracy and innovation can coexist. it's a chance for companies to do the right thing. you'll still make money. but you'll feel better. he called for more transparency in how social media platforms prioritize their content. the president says new regulations may be needed for the tech

industry without harming free speech. vice president kamala harris was also here in the bay area, she addressed the issue of maternal healthcare. ktvu tom baker tells us about her goal of improving health outcomes for pregnant women. vice president harris visiting the ucsf medical center in mission bay has been campaigning for better maternal healthcare and ending the generally worse healthcare outcomes for african american moms, native american moms and moms living in rural areas. paris met with leaders and participants in ucsf's embrace program. that's a program for african american mothers who get pre and post natal care. from the first trimester to the baby's first birthday. women in our nation are dying at a higher from pregnancy related causes world. black women are three

times as likely to die. from pregnancy related complications. native women. or more than twice as likely to die, the vice president says. ucsf's embrace pre and post natal care program leads the nation in targeting care to specific underserved communities. i believe. we must create a more community based approach. to maternal health care here at ucsf and embrace you have helped build a model. for culturally competent care to ensure that the care fits the needs of the community. so all of these topics must be elevated. as national priorities . it's certainly helped one of ucsf's own nurses who says she struggled with matern not be abe here. still working as a nurse. a loving wife who was still able

to love and as a mother who was alive to grow with your child, indeed, a model for the nation everywhere in the country where competent local care is lacking. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. warriors could advance around two of the nba playoffs as soon as sunday afternoon. all they gotta do is when one more this series against the denver nuggets said opening series of warriors are up three games to none after coming back in the fourth quarter last night, beat the nuggets. 1 18, 1, 13. how about jordan's police scored 27 clay thompson had 26 steph also scored 27 coming off the bench once again that they were going to come out with a punch in the second half, and that's what they did. and then how we're going to respond, um, proud of the way to everybody playing competed, it's important to be able to close uh, a game like that on the road. um because that's what it takes. so it's a

it's a great great win for us. that it was game four is set for sunday at 12 30 in the after tune. meantime the worries will host another watch party outside chase center. the scene there last night was electric. yeah because you get to build a bible , everybody else and watch everybody else here and fill the same thing you feel because we're in the moment right now. it's exciting and this is the playoff. we want to feel it with the bans. they were feeling it in the rain to hundreds of dubs fans turned out, see game three on the big screen. that's a monster screen and thrive city. they enjoyed some great basketball, young and old lot of food, some music. sunday night's watch party or the afternoon will have similar activities, including special lounge seating and some long games as well, if you'd like to check it out. about 27 here at covid outbreak at a school on the peninsula is forcing new protocols for end of the year celebrations coming up

how problem will be impacted for seniors in a number of areas? school districts seen this new political ad taking aim at tesla . we're going to hear from the person behind the ad and how would figures into a larger goal of unseating california senator coming up?

acel he's there for. he's not there to be threatened by adults. we're talking with the mother of assembly andrew middle school student who says he's afraid to go back to school after being threatened by his teacher. what's happening to that teacher and how those recordings came to life? then the break in a decades old cold case in the east bay, the tools detective used to track down the suspect. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everybody. i'm frank mallicoat happy friday. indeed april 22nd becky's they

call this good sleeping weather. okay, because kind of cool. you can hear the rain. hopefully you don't have to get up too early. but if you're watching us just did you know what, frank? we call it good sleeping weather here too. on the west coast. do we? okay i'm kind of a west coast guy. so i'm gonna go with that. alright yeah, it's your spot on those. it's just a wonderful way to start the day with some spotty rain showers here in the bay area, and then we'll have some full on sunshine later today. i was just noticing as i take a look at this doppler radar. if you can look just south of monterrey towards the santa lucia range, it looks like we have some sleep falling there and i took a look at mountain hamilton's, and we also have sleet. now milpitas to in the north bay has a line of rain showers that stream all the way into novato and petaluma into hills, berg and gern ville as well in all this activity is marching to the east. there you have a line in some pretty moderate to heavy rain showers along the coastal range, half moon bay, san gregorio as well

and also, montara and pacifica would like to moderate rainfall . we have some rain falling pretty heavily in saratoga. you're listening to the rain jobs on the rooftops in los altos here. and to the east bay. we have some smattering of rain showers and blackhawk and also just exiting san leandro. mostly cloudy skies over the city of oakland, where the air temperature stands at 53 degrees were in the forties north of the golden gate bridge, also jogging to the east and conquered clayton, walnut creek, brentwood and livermore. also in the mid forties. now here's what you need to know. here are your weather headlines. great sleeping weather until you have to rise and shine to spotty morning. scattered showers, turning partly sunny today with the breeze out of the northwest at 20 clear skies tonight to meanwhile your pinpoint neighborhood forecast in the fifties at the beaches, sixties bayside and with the clearing in the mid in high sixties away from the bay. the weekend forecast we've got you covered. that's coming up in just a matter of minutes, roberta thank you. we have our eyes on your

morning commute as well. at 5 32 on a friday morning. it is smooth sailing through the bay bridge toll plaza. this is the approach in oakland. you can tell the streets are slick. i don't know that there's any active rain coming down right now. but again. remaining rain is the weather story of this morning. so keep that in mind as you make your way around the bay and friday light. we're taking a look at the richmond san rafael bridge is folks are heading from richmond over to san rafael in saint quentin area and right now you could nearly walk across the bridge looks real good. if you haven't walked across the golden gate. i mean, maybe not at 5 33 out of friday. this is a delightful this weekend might be the perfect day to do it saturday and sunday full of sunshine for right now, though, some lingering rain, but traffic looks great if you're going to or from san francisco and marin this morning. we're hearing from the san leandro eighth grader who says that he was the target of a teacher's threatening remarks in the classroom. ktvu is amended canton and met with the student and his mother and reports why the boy has not returned to that school. my son

is supposed to be at skagen is education. that's all he's there for. he's not there to be threatened by adults. love says it was more than a month ago when her 13 year old son, english teacher kicked him out of the classroom at bancroft middle school, the administration notified her of the incident, but she didn't know how serious it was until the recording was sent to her son. this past sunday. angel us here and i can't put my hands on you and take you out of here much. oh in the recording, you can hear the teacher called eighth grader jazeera, a jerk. joker idiot. the teacher says he will end up being a rapper or a fry cook and suggests he will get gunned down, continuing to talk about him to the class once he left bad you should came in here and started messing up the dynamics in my class. and yeah, just off here in that video breaks my heart every time. um. i wish it didn't happen, but it did. and i want him to. i want

that teacher he does not need to be teaching students. serena says she's not confident in the school's ability to keep her son safe and says they have known about the teachers outbursts and haven't done anything until recordings were leaked on social media. there has been staying home from school, saying he's disturbed by it all. or respecting his mother's wishes not to show his face really don't want to go. i don't feel comfortable in his class recording is a combination of two incidents with one part of it directed at jazeera, the teacher on the recording tells another student that he's undersized and high schoolers will pound him into the ground. he does. this is like several people. several kids. i'm not the only kid. he does stuff like that to several kids. i hope he changes or something because i don't know. but yeah, he deserves to be fired. i think because you shouldn't be talking. he should not good. he's just not a good teacher. talking to students like that. the same leandro unified school district called the statements on the recording reprehensible, but because it's an active

investigation, they won't release the name of the teacher. they did say he will not be returning to the classroom or campus during the investigation. we also reached out to the teacher but have not received a response in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis police had san jose needs some help tracking down a hit and run suspect who killed two people. police have a warrant out for this man 55 year old jose carrillo with czar in connection to the crash that killed two women. back on april, the seventh, investigators say. narendra core and her daughter collate corps were crossing ocala avenue and south san jose when they were hit while in the crosswalk. police say they found the suspects. red pickup truck, but of course he was missing. he faces charges of vehicular homicide and felony hit and run to a decades old richmond homicide case that's been solved . attorney general rob banter and contra costa county's district attorney, dina beckton , say investigators have identified jerry lee henderson

as the person responsible for the 1999 killing of mika widely . police found her body inside a home on carlson boulevard, where she had been tied up and smothered. henderson died 11 days later of a suspected drug overdose. investigators say they were able to link henderson to the killing by using new advances in dna technology. comparing dna evidence from the case to the dna of convicted offenders in the state's dna databank. we were able to establish a list of likely first degree relatives. of the person responsible for mika's murder and ultimately helped our partners identify him. prior to the dna breakthrough. there were no investigative leads in this case widely and henderson were acquaintances. investigators have not yet disclosed. a motive for the killing was 5 37, former san francisco supervisor david campos conceded defeat in a special link should for the state assembly. he addressed the

election in a tweet, saying, i just got off the phone with matt haney to congratulate him and wish him all the best. and second, san francisco needs a champion in the legislature and i look forward to working with him. in assisting, however, i can, as he advocates for a city in our communities. updated results show supervisor haney secured some 62% of the votes compared to 38% for campos. haney spoke with us and says he has many issues like to focus on. homelessness crime street conditions, and so when you live in that situation, and you see those problems, you have to be grounded in reality. that's not a progressive thing. it's not a moderate thing. it's not a conservative thing. it's a who's going to get something done thing. and so i focused on those issues. i focused on those issues as a supervisor, and i'm willing to take them on grounded in real experiences of residents. and he won't have a lot of time to get settled until his next campaign, though the regular primary for that assembly seat is in june.

angeles county public health department has reinstated its mask mandate for public transportation. masks will be required on busses, trains, taxis, ride shares and at los angeles international airport, the county's public health director, said the decision is based on the cbc's recommendation that masks should still be warned. on public transit. i feel? uh, really, really, uh sorry that it will create confusion. and as you noted, marla, you know, perhaps even this sense of whiplash like who are we to believe? what are we to believe? um but i think it's important to note that um, the c d. c did not change their requirement. officials say the mandate will be reevaluated when covid transmission in l. a county drops to moderate levels or when the cdc determines masculine public transit is no longer necessary. the same atone union high school district says mass and negative covid tests will now be required for all students. that are going to

prompt the changes come after 90 students at mattel high school tested positive for the virus after going to the prom last month in san francisco. school leaders say they will be following health guidelines and encouraging but not requiring mass for the prom. you're following our local guidelines in our local public health guidelines are strongly recommending mask as you see in any, um any restaurant or place that you walk into those are the same public health guidelines that we are following. san jose unified schools are also following similar guidelines. three of the district six high schools have moved their prom to levi stadium, where they can have indoor and outdoor space. alright, let's talk about 5 40 we look ahead to the weekend. i mean, roberto gonzales. i think this weekend is going to be a reward for making it through this week. right we have a real world coaster forecast for you. we had the rain, and now we have the sunshine and warm into the eighties. but i got to tell you

really quickly here. shameless plug big bay mornings with benny, nicky and greg 99 point. um, seven watches us every morning. and they wanted me to say hello to you, right? yeah friday, happy friday to the gangs. there you go. hi everybody out the door this morning. you do need that umbrella. we have scattered rain showers from the north bay all the way to monterey bay. in fact, zeroing in we see right now right there. rain showers through mill valley through novato into gern ville and hills . berg that will all be jogging to the east. same right there. in between 5 86 80 some scattered showers moving into san ramon. we have some light rain showers over there, too, in oakland from santa , all the way to east 12th avenue, and the heaviest precipitation is lining up. it's cued up from half moon bay to portola valley into set. sunnyvale cupertino, los altos. lots of rain showers. mostly cloudy skies, temperatures currently in the forties and the fifties and later today, this is what you need to know. your weather headlines suggest that the scattered showers will

dissipate. it will become partly sunny with the northwest winded 20. clear skies tonight. meanwhile, temperatures topping off in the fifties of the beaches sixties bayside to 69 degrees of warmest occasion of our inland areas. your weekend forecast and it is touting nothing but sunshine that's still coming up. i live in california long time been through earthquakes, fires floods, but i haven't had the intimate warning of a tornado tornado warning issued yesterday here in california. the funnel clouds were spotted as part of the wild weather we've been seeing also ahead being earth day today, people across the bay area will be spending the day rallying, marching and advocating on behalf of environmental issues. still ahead, we'll introduce you to one bay area organization connecting people of color. with connecting people of color. with nature.

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days holding a hiring event. italy has a number of locations around the country, the one that san jose's westfield valley fair center is almost complete. the company says it needs to hire some 300 people, including servers, general managers, floor managers and cooks. today's job fair starts at 11 ends at six. there's another such hiring event next friday. president biden is in seattle today, where he will take part in an earth day event yesterday. the president was in portland, oregon, where he promoted the impact of the infrastructure bill and what it will have on roads, bridges, airports all across the country. the president got a firsthand look at how federal dollars from the bipartisan infrastructure bill are being spent. at portland international airport. we're investing $25 billion. this year to modernize american airports

all across this country and across the state. this is president biden's first trip to the pacific northwest since taking office genie asking state regulators for approval to raise rates starting next year. the utility filed paperwork to raise more than $226 million in additional revenue. it's not yet clear how much the average monthly bill will go up. pg now awaits approval from the california public utilities commission to increase rates. amazon is donating $300,000 to 3 oakland youth programs and promised the east oakland youth development center and tech exchange will each get $100,000 for programming and services. oakland mayor libby schaaf said the three oakland organizations promote a healthy and equitable childhood to career culture for oakland students and their families. but what we're doing today is really a testament to that spirit that our community is undivided. we are united behind our children. we believe

that every baby born in this city is brilliant. we believe that every child that is growing up in this city is a scholar. and they need to hear that and feel that from the very first day they walk into an oakland classroom. mayor jeff said it bigger related announcement is coming to oakland early next month. there is a new political ad taking aim at tesla's self driving technology. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. it is from dana o'dowd. he's a billionaire founder of a santa barbara tech company, who is running against senator alex padilla for his senate seat. oh dad tells ktvu is concerned about safety with tesla's self driving features. we studied it about every eight minutes. it does something that that would cost you your driver's license if you were trying to get a new license. every 36 minutes. it's

it looked. it's looking to get into a collision. that makes a stupid mistake. you have to watch it every single minute to stop it from doing things. that will cause problems. it's in development. it's not a production product. it shouldn't be in 100,000 cars, which it is um, so ultimately, how do we deal with this? we need to have we need to remove these cars from the road. before we can before we can really be safe. actually we did reach out to tesla for comment on the campaign, and so far we have not heard back founder elon musk says he's lined up the financing needed to buy twitter. musk says some of the $46.5 billion comes from morgan stanley and other banks. the rest is his own money in a securities filing also said he's exploring what's called a tender offer to acquire shares of twitter directly from shareholders. in a statement, twitter said it's conducting a quote, careful, comprehensive and deliberate review of the offer twitter stock slightly higher on that news yesterday,

but overall wall street lost steam after the fed chair jerome powell said the federal reserve must move faster to address inflation. but dad was down 368 points. nasdaq fell 278 points s and p down. 65 analysts are now expecting another interest rate hike at the fed's next meeting in two weeks. our latest springtime storm brought much needed rain in many parts of the bayer even some hail in some communities. piece size hill. this is in livermore and a very familiar backyard. our photographer, none other than roberta gonzalez, and i think you've got a couple of dogs barking away out there too, don't you? maybe we can listen in to them because you have to understand. see oh, there they are. california dogs and i was thinking about this yesterday. these dogs have to there about five years old. they don't know rain or hail their california dogs, right? they won't go outside and get their paws with they won't go outside and do

their business at all. go outside. come on. you got you gotta do your thing. no way. they don't have any of that is smart dogs. they're my rescue dogs, and i love them to pieces. i'd love my dogs. i really do it. today is going to be a great day to take out your dog for a walk. except this morning. we have more rain showers. in fact , we're going to get to your doppler radar so you can take a good look at it. but this morning, you can expect the rain showers under cloudy sky. we do have some partly sunny skies slated related today we have fired up each and every doubler radar week half in the bay area and we're picking up rain showers just outside hills berg through santa rosa into petaluma. force knowles and into marin, marin city and also mill valley across the bay into the eastern portion of our district , oakland and alameda, with some light rain showers. also a little bit of activity is now traversing on over to highway 6 80 in the san ramon area. there you have the peninsula, which side west meadow park. portola

valley, los altos hills mountain view palo alto. it is definitely a wet morning commute along the peninsula around 2 81. oh, one vigorous activity right here, just pulling out of the santa cruz mountains with the bullseye on low status and saratoga and we do have some light rain showers around the bayview district into brisbane, burlingame, also coma. daly city in south san francisco. mostly cloudy in oakland. santa rosa 45 conquered 48. otherwise we're in the fifties and san francisco and in san jose, see this upstream here. big, beautiful area. low pressure. not going to interfere with our weekend at all. it's heading right to the pacific northwest. we will be partly sunny today and this weekend under the influence of high pressure is building it's going to be warmer, sunny and bright. so if you're heading to the beaches be advised through saturday, we do have a beach hazard alert, and this means that the waves are building to about 18 ft. with 15 to 18 2nd intervals heading to the

mountains. the winter storm warning is in effect until 11 a.m. by the time all is said and done up to 36 inches of snow in the highest elevations above 7000 ft. we've already reported 30 and 32 inches back at home fifties beaches, sixties bayside , 69 warmest location and fairfield back into travis and mountain house as well tonight tumbling into the forties, and here's your promised. weekend forecast. i know garcia's been waiting for this. we're talking about a 10 degree jump tomorrow and then into the eighties on sunday and monday. enjoy we have 23 o'clock baseball games are set. and bringing my book and my sunglasses. alright, roberta, thank you to hear raiders fans mourning the death of the legendary quarterback known as the mad bomber. quarterback daryle lamonica meant to raider nation plus people thought during covid that everything was just quiet. and what was gonna happen? what they didn't know

was we were planning for a tremendous resurgence in town. and revival in the south bay. look at the attractions being reintroduced to downtown los altos when we come back

fivd staff members at dublin high school are mourning the death of a 16 year old student friends.

classmates gathered outside the home of dublin high sophomore to leave flowers and balloons outside his family store step. place are still investigating the cause of his death earlier this week, but investigators say it appears the teenager committed suicide. we didn't know that he was going through such stuff like it's just hard times. if we didn't know we would have comforted because chris always would come for everyone. whenever you see anybody in the ground and mood, always try to make them laugh. some classmates say it was having some painful issues with certain people at his school and his friends are holding a candlelight vigil over the weekend to take a stand against bully state lawmakers in sacramento now considering a bill that's designed to help address the mental health needs of california students the legislation would recruit some 10,000 mental health experts who work at schools to help young people across our state. state superintendent of public instruction. tony thurman supports the bill, he says there's been a dramatic increase

in the number of students experiencing severe depression during the past two years of the pandemic. if you or someone you know is struggling. there is always help available. the suicide prevention lifeline can be reached at the number on your screen. 24 7 the number 1 800. 273 talk. today is earth day on this friday time to bring attention to environmental issues like climate change. there are a number of rallies and marches and their planned throughout the bay area today, there will be a climate march in san francisco wanted san jose and one in palo alto, as well as rallies at cal, u. c berkeley and uc santa cruz. students at santa rosa junior college will be creating a giant earth day street mural this morning between nine and noone. one oakland organization is encouraging the black community to connect with nature founder of the oakland based nonprofit outdoor afro says earth day isn't just about calling attention to environmental

issues, she says it's the perfect time to think about all the opportunities the earth has to offer in terms of recreation exercise and connecting with nature. there's a lot of learning, too, because for some people you don't know where to start. you don't know what gear equipment you need. you don't know where to go what to do, and sometimes it feels a little awkward and intimidating to get out there by yourself. and so for outdoor afro, we create not only welcoming, but safer opportunities for you to connect with nature. outdoor afro started as a kitchen table blog 13 years ago, is now offering programs in 33 states, its founder, says the organization is helping some 60,000 people all reconnect. to nature. people who visit downtown los altos say they're seeing the area come back to life more than two years since the beginning of the pandemic, the seasonal farmers market kicked off last night two weeks earlier than usual. there's also a new food hall,

several new restaurants business owners say altogether this is bringing in a younger crowd. people are going out to eat, then staying for live music and other events with the food around here, you know los altos just starting to become a little bit of a foodie destination during covid, that everything was just quiet and what was going to happen? what they didn't know was we were planning for a tremendous resurgence in town. salta is used to be more of like a sleepy town definitely seen a lot of change for the better. the city is working on bringing a performing arts theater to downtown. the farmers market also happens every thursday night until october. up next one person is dead. after an early morning chase led to a crash in the south bay with investigators are trying to find out this morning as roads remained shut down in that area, plus we'll take this rain it will add to our pot of supplies , so to speak, but it's not going to completely get us out of the drought. last bit of wet weather this morning kept enough

. yesterday's storm the potential water restrictions that are still in play for the coming months. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning one and all work mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's friday. april 22nd. we have some rain. still, that this weekend is a complete change, roberta, from what you've been reporting on all week. absolutely we have high pressure building in for the weekend, providing us with ample sunshine and warmer temperatures. but right now the sunrise officially at 6 24 being obscured by that right there. rain showers, especially around the peninsula, just lifting off the pacific ocean, but we have a line of activity anywhere from hills berg and gern ville through petaluma, novato, nicasio and mill valley and making tracks across the bay as well now, sam mateo, you are bored of any precipitation, but the rain is beginning to spread into that area, but it is

raining pretty moderately around woodside, also palo alto mountain view and swing it into sunnyvale. this is some pretty heavy precipitation, so it's a rough morning commute around highway 101 and 2 80 rather peninsula. same around 3 80 as well. milpitas a light little dabbing of some rain showers and same holds true around 6 80 in the san ramon area, so mostly cloudy currently temperatures in the forties and fifties with the light rain showers will tell you exactly when the brain will taper off and a good look at that weekend forecast, and that's just in a matter of minutes. sounds good. thank you, roberta. let's get you outside. take a look at traffic on a friday and it is light so far. of course, you get a lot of wet roads out there and you can see those big, puffy dark clouds. so more rain to comment, so take it slow. if you're heading to work, or maybe getting out of the bay area maybe you're going from let's say hey, we're to foster city and san mateo. this is the bridge will take say, mateo bridge. you know, there are quite a few cars on here, but they are all moving. i believe at the speed limit or so sometimes we see those right

hand side lanes, the ones heading over to the peninsula. start getting a little bit backed up later in the commute, so we'll be sure to check that as mornings onto continues. one more look outside highway 8 80 going by the coliseum there as you can see, south pbond, uh, moving fine. dortmund moving fine. as well on this friday morning. we're also following some breaking news out of santa jose, whereas suspect in a stolen car died after being pursued by police and then crashing the car. ktvu jesse gary live at the scene with the very latest information, jesse. good morning. frank good morning to you. that investigation you mentioned is impacting traffic here in north san jose. i'm standing at montague expressway and north first street. you can see that there is still investigators in the roadway as its vt. a light rail train and makes its way south on north first street. but what is what lets you know for you who are driving in this area? it could be a difficult commute, particularly as the hours move along. because traffic is being routed around the middle of the

intersection. the video you're looking at right now is the aftermath vehicle that is kind of up on an embankment near a tree at montague square that was being pursued by santa clara county sheriff's deputies, sometimes between around between 1 32 o'clock this morning, the vehicles traveling at a high rate of speed southbound on north first street ran a red light at monaco expressway collided with a driver and a white car believe a camry which had the right of way. the suspect in the car that was wanted for carjacking. 10 days early. that person died in the crash person inside the camera suffered minor injuries was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out. investigators say that the san jose police are the ones that put out the alert for the carjacking 10 days ago, and then sheriff's deputies saw the vehicle this morning and gave chase and that started to pursuit down north first street headed southbound. when the

collision took place at montague expressway, they are still processing the scene. the coroner obviously will give identification of the person who was killed. police say they will hopefully have more information for us later this morning. we're live in north san jose, jesse gary ktvu. fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland, jesse. thank you. a late april storms bringing badly needed rain to the bay area. still california remains in the third year of a serious drought. contra costa counties now joined the growing number of regions in our state, taking new action to impose mandatory water restrictions. we are asking for that 15% reduction this year compared to their 2020 water use in the coming months. our board is going to be considering a 15% surcharge. the new rules went into effect yesterday, more measures could be coming soon. several other bay area water district are expected to follow the lead of contra costa county to comply with governor newsom's urgent call to conserve water.

will pop up the latest map from the u. s drought monitor it shows conditions are still severe following three very dry winters. the rap shows, though that conditions have improved during the past week in many parts of our state when you compare it to what would look like a week ago. this includes the region's just north of marin county and much of central valley here in california. meanwhile state lawmakers in sacramento are now considering a is designed to dramatically reduce water use in the state by the end of the decade. the measure would lower the standard for water use to 42 gallons per person per day. by the year. 2030 that's 25% less than the current standard of 55 gallons per person per day. water agencies across california would be required to enforce the rules state assemblies now considering the measure after it passed the state senate yesterday. east bay mud may start capping the amount of water households can use a strict water ordinance proposal will be considered next week by

the agency's board of directors . if that is approved, it would begin with a relatively generous water quota. with the possibility of it being tightened up in the future households would be limited to about 1600 gallons per day. the strict cap would come with fines. for households that exceeded the limit. right now, the agency is relying on watering restrictions and voluntary conservation. time is six. oh, six, president biden announced a new program that's meant to fast track asylum claims for ukrainians with a u. s sponsor. it's called unite for ukraine. the program allows ukrainian refugees to come directly from europe to the united states. already more than 10% of the ukrainian population has fled the country, according to the un with increased fighting along the eastern front. the number is expected to keep rising in the coming weeks. pages are likely face positional war with russia's attempt to declare truth negotiate, create

humanitarian corridors and get their forces for the next phase. people in kiev are preparing for the possibility. russia may attack again from the ground by building new defensive positions . volunteers are helping the ukrainian military chop down trees to reinforce trenches around the city. russian forces say they have nearly captured the city of mariupol. but as many as 2000, ukrainian soldiers are still holed up inside a steel plant there. this comes as new satellite images appear to show more than 200 new graves outside the city. ukrainian leaders say more than 20,000. people have been killed in mary up all alone right now, 100,000 people in the city are living with little food, water, heat or medicine. obey area families returned from a trip to ukraine , where they were bringing supplies and aid. andy kirk wig is the ceo of a severance cis, cisco based company called just answer. that has 250 workers in ukraine. he and his family traveled to the country to bring much needed medical supplies and

medicine as well as things for children and even body armor, they said. they did it to get said they did it dangerous at this time, with the war still raging. with the air raid sirens are going again. they just they just shut off for a few minutes. another back on again, you know, i think the most eye opening thing is everybody's bravery strong. they are and how brave they are seeing them, looking them in the eyes and seeing their commitment and their pride in their country and their commitment to winning. after a three hour long wait several searches of his car. kurt kurt, left his friends to reunite with his family at the border camp. the families already planning another fundraiser here to help those in ukraine and we want to help you connect many barrier groups working to help the folks that ukraine as well, you can scan the q r code at the bottom left of your screen with your phone that will take you to a long list of local agencies

doing good work and helping the people of ukraine over on ktvu .com. time is 608. now uc berkeley students been detained after making credible threats toward others. those threats forced the cal campus to go into lockdown for several hours yesterday, students who were in class at the time were told to shelter in place as police searched the campus. police say they were looking for a person who may want to harm specific individuals. one student says her professor closed the windows , locked the doors and turned out the lights. yeah i was very worried. my professor was getting up closer to the window and i was getting really concerned and just telling him to, like, stay with us and lay low. the shelter in place order went into effect around 9 30 was lifted just before two yesterday afternoon. the word yet on what charges the student who made the threats could face is 609, california looking at new ways to increase student enrollment in our public schools? state superintendent tony thurman has put together a new task force to tackle the problems surrounding

are dropping enrollment. the task force will look at data to see which district students are leaving. and where they are going. it will also investigate birth rates, immigration status and housing costs in urban areas that have previously influence population fluctuations. chain controls are still in effect in the sierra this morning after yesterday's late season storm. right now. they're required on i 80 between cisco grove and truckee. caltrans says crews are working all hands on deck around the clock to clear the roadways of snow that snow kept falling into last night. really conditions haven't improved that much at all. another problem. some people who didn't bring chains with them having a tough time finding places to buy them. no one thought it was going to snow this much in a in april, so we didn't order the chains. and so now we got people trying to buy chains because the chain control but we don't have the sizes because everything sold out. we didn't really get any snow all year. besides the big

storm in december which was a record breaker, but other than that, the whole year the rest of the year was dry. and now we're getting snow this late in the game, so yeah, this weird there's no also led to traffic being held multiple times yesterday on both 50 and 80 because of rough conditions and spinouts. up next he was champion boxer, but he wasn't fighting in the ring this time. what led up to mike tyson getting caught on camera heading someone on board a plane at sfo plus the skull and you look at the blood vessels. this is a clot right here. technology that could be a big help for doctors . how one hospital is fighting strokes using artificial intelligence.

ando an incident involving former heavyweight boxing champ mike tyson after he got on board a flight at sfo. tmz captured video of the incident. this was

wednesday night aboard a jetblue flight. tyson has seen throwing several punches that a fellow passenger who suffered injuries to his face. a spokesman for tyson says the man had thrown a water bottle at the former boxer. and was extremely drunk, but ktvu is legal analyst michael cardoza says tyson could still face criminal charges. he has no right to punch anybody, no matter what that person said there that's not justification for punching someone, especially with mike tyson skills. tyson was catching a flight from sfo to florida after attending san francisco's 4 20 event in golden gate park. both the sfpd and san mateo county sheriff's office are now investigating that incident. thousands of passengers have been banned by airlines for not wearing a mask will soon be welcome back on board flights. now that masks are optional, american, united and delta now indicating they will lift the bans they previously imposed, american

airlines says. in most cases, people who were banned over masks will be allowed back. everyone except for the worst offenders to unions representing flight attendants and other airline workers slammed the airline's decision, they say, even though the federal mask mandate has been lifted, the pandemic is not over. the head of the united airlines, says his company is working with passengers who are reluctant to fly now that masks are no longer required. the ceo says customers who have concerns may be eligible for refunds or flight credits. passengers who want to cancel or delay a flight are being told to call customer service. united airlines dropped its mask requirement after a federal judge reversed the mandate on monday. medical technology now being used at one florida hospital could soon be used all around the world to help treat stroke patients. it uses artificial intelligence to treat patients with serious heart problems. patients at the homes regional hospital that's outside of orlando received a traditional ct scan after they started showing symptoms of a stroke, then the hospitals ai

system processes that information to provide results in a matter of seconds. home without question is the most important aspect when it comes to stroke for every hour that occurs, okay, you have almost a 20% chance that they will not have the functional outcome. there will not be able to do what they could have been done. doctors say this artificial intelligence system has been especially effective and quickly detecting blood clots, which can often lead to strokes and other serious heart problems. 6 16 there was a tornado warning in part of northern california during yesterday's unusual weather. a funnel cloud was spotted it was in valley springs. it's in the foothills east of stockton's. a tornado warning was issued yesterday afternoon. footage from the area shows funnel clouds forming in the sky didn't end up touching down. but the storm that created this ended up dropping some heavy rain as well. firefighters say they had to shelter while fighting a fire because the

winds were so strong. we're used to seeing images like this come out of the south and midwest, but residents here in northern california say they've never seen anything like this. was crazy. the wind picked up the skies got dark and the rain was like i've never seen. i've been out here 15 years. i've never seen it rain that hard that fast . it was coming down buckets and buckets and hail the size of almost a half inch hit my vehicle, so it was really coming down hard. the rain also caused flooding which you can see here, roadways were impacted. the national weather service says tornadoes can happen in the valley. just a couple of times a year, though, and of course, they've been less common because of the past three plus years of drought. that's a little crazy, you know. greater sacramento area. come on, let's take a look at your traffic. now we've got the richmond san rafael bridge, and if you're heading into marine county i got good news for you, claire sailing right now. let's see if we can do a quick check of the far east bay commute ultimate past two. oh,

55 80 mergers is way up past livermore. but this is what we call the super commute 6 17 into smooth sailing again friday light in effect today. yeah that is your territory, roberta, and it looks like it's all a okay. and when's the rain gonna start ? move like that, you know, five o'clock in the morning, usually its tail lights and headlights wall to wall so it is a good day , and the roads were dry there, but we will have some light precipitation moving into that area, but talk about rain and snow. let's head now live. won't wouldn't you know it? just when we go to the shot, they move it. we had banks and banks of snow. we're taking you to the greater later area now, don't get vertigo here on me. look at the snow just piled up. but as far as and somebody shoveling it too, right? they always have to shuffle. alright well, you see all that snow. we do have that winter storm warning still in effect for the greater lake tahoe area, in fact up to 32

inches of snow has already accumulated above 7000 ft. again that warning will be allowed to expire right around 11 o'clock this morning, but until then, we have 4 to 8 inches of snow on the south shore, and we do have plenty of snow that will continue to fall this morning. i'll show you why in his second year that was really interesting . right it's live television. alright so 12 inches to 36 total accumulation anticipated by the time it's all said and done, and it's not over. we had this huge bank of rain showers that have pushed off on shore from the pacific ocean anywhere from just about the nevada area into monterey bay. interestingly enough, we do have a heavy sell over the bay bridge right now, you can see that right? they're tiburon. it is raining. we have the heaviest precipitation right now. rather peninsula from san mateo all the way into sunny villa in cupertino, santa clara as well. hard morning commute this morning. very wet around 2

81. oh one east bay and between 80 and 5 80. we have some light rain showers in oakland all the way through san leandro 53 degrees currently in oakland, it is 52 at sfo. no reports of any local airport delays. it's in the forties north of the golden gate bridge. see this system here, not going to interfere with our weekend plants at all. in fact, it's fallen apart at the seams as a traverse is into the pacific northwest. we are looking for high pressure to quickly build in and as it does, so, we are anticipating temperatures to soar into the eighties by sunday. until then, the bank of showers will continue to jog to the east but segue to the south. so right there in the san jose area, the last to see the precipitation at 10 o'clock this morning, and then in the afternoon hours, we have you are heading to the coast on saturday, we are talking about building surf up to 18 ft. please be very mindful of that strong rip currents. today's temperatures in the fifties and

sixties outside number 69 in fairfield. with the northwest wind 10 to 20 your full weekend forecast just minutes away. oops. sorry i walked right all over. you reverted gonzalez. thank you. 6 21 here days after mask mandate to in a way one big california city is making the mandatory once again. while health leaders there say they're enacting tougher rules, as so many other cities are relaxing their stance. and the gold state warriors need just one more win to move on to the next round of the playoffs with the splash brothers say about

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obae leaders with a warning about the role social media has been spreading disinformation. what does still nag at me, though? was my failure to fully appreciate at the time. just how

susceptible we had become. to lies. and conspiracy theories. speech at stanford, the former president described how his campaign benefited from social media on his path to the white house. now he's calling for action from silicon valley companies and legislators. this is an opportunity. it's a chance that we should welcome for governments to take on a big, important problem improved the democracy and innovation can coexist. it's a chance for companies to do the right thing. you'll still make money. but you'll feel better. former president called for more transparency and how social media platforms prioritized content. the former president said new regulations may be needed for the tech industry without harming free speech. vice president kamala harris will be in los angeles today after spending time in the bay area. yesterday the vice president paid a visit to the ucsf mission bay campus in san francisco to address what she

called a maternal health crisis in america. vice president, harris said more women in the united states are now dying from pregnancy related problems than in any other wealthy nation in the world, the vice president said. women of color in particular have more difficulty and negative outcomes than others. black women are three times as likely to die. from pregnancy related complications. native women. or more than twice as likely to die. vice president harris praised ucsf, calling it a national model for culturally competent medical care. to sports now 6 25, the warriors could advance to round two of the nba playoffs as soon as sunday. they need just one more victory to clinch the series against the denver nuggets. warriors up three games to zero after coming back in the fourth quarter last night, beating the nuggets 1 18 to 1 13. joining pool scored. 27 points. thompson at 26 stephen curry scored 27 were coming off the bench. fun way to play is a fun brand of

basketball and the identity of being able to do it at home and on the road and you know that many series in a row is pretty crazy to think about so got to keep going to keep doing it. oh, man, it's everything. it's just effort. just hard. and we got a lot of that on this team. game four sunday at 12 30. greater nation is mourning the death of legendary quarterback known as the mad bomber, daryl lamonica, died yesterday of natural causes at home in fresno. he was 80 years old, the two time mvp of the old american football league joined the oakland raiders in 1967. the next year, lamonica led the raiders to their first super bowl appearance, which ended in a loss to the green bay parent packers. lamonica was known as the mad bomber because of his long touchdown passes. two cousins are set to perform a daring first of its kind stunt this weekend. they're going to swap planes in midair to do this will have to fly the two planes very close together, put them into a nosedive that each will

skydive into the other's plane. they'll have to restart the engine and make a safe landing. an engineer, cal poly san luis obispo, developed special breaks for the plane that should help keep them steady. the stunt is scheduled for sunday. coming up new protections on the way for california's forests with president biden will announce that could help our statements from years of massive wildfires and coming home from prom with more than memories covid outbreak at a recent dance that has other school districts. making some changes.

pecn the south bend that left a mother and her daughter dead. investigators are now asking for help in that case, and snow hit in the sierra means winter sports are still on. now into the next month. why there's more

than one reason to celebrate this week. storms coming up from ktvu fox. two news this morning's on t v. york stock exchange, the parent company of cnn, making headlines this morning and decided to shut down cnn paid for streaming service just weeks after launching as many as 800 people could lose their jobs in the process. there's a lot of news happening. at wall street and across the country will have it for you coming up in dollars and cents. it's another day of rain. and then the sun is on the way. good morning and thanks for being with us, but it's friday friday. take your thunder there. let's start with that. all right, frank mallicoat. it is april. the 22nd. kind of a crazy weather week. you guys had your feet up on the desk for three months in the month of april. wow yeah, we actually did see more rain this month. so far, then all of january, february and march and the 1st 10 days of april. combined. that's saying a lot. that's a lot of rain

beneficial rainfall, certainly not a drought buster by any means, but certainly does dampen the fire season. in the short term. yes, one more shot of rain showers. one more harada you see it right there streaming across the north bay highway one on one for your morning commute from petaluma to nevada through nicasio in san rafael marin city and also mill valley. then this is where all the activity is around highway to 80 and one oh, one anywhere from san mateo through palo alto into sunny ville into santa clara as well and you see the santa cruz mountains getting hammered with some pretty moderate to heavy downpours at this hour and then we cross the bay towards oakland, and we see we have the precipitation lining. highway 8 80 just outside of san leandro. mostly cloudy skies right now in san francisco at 52, 48, walnut creek, and this is what you need to know today. the spotty morning showers and then partly sunny skies, breezy temperatures

, fifties and sixties forecasts . and just a couple of minutes, roberta thank you. we are keeping an eye on traffic and really watching the fallout of a deadly crash in the south bay. better the scene in the area of the montague expressway. the road is shut down near north first street. this is the result of a chase that involves sheriff's deputies from santa clara county earlier this morning. all right, jesse gary has been reporting live at the scene here. we see two cars that have made it clear impact. so we're going to follow up on what happened here will tell you about the one person who died. how the chase was involved will have him in for a check. and when it comes to the news aspect of this for a moment, but first you have to remember if montague expressway north first street is your area. keep in mind that part of the road is shut down. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza now and boy, what a change a half hour makes. it was easy. breezy at the five o'clock hour here we are at 6 30. behold a lot of cars working their way across the bridge into the city on this friday. media in lights

are on mateo bridge really hasn't changed that much from the last time we checked in, perhaps a little bit heavier. on the right hand side lanes which are taking you westbound over to the peninsula, but so far not so bad here in the middle of the morning commute. 6 33 year time . san jose police are searching for a suspect accused of hitting and killing two people with a pickup truck earlier this month, and now they're asking for tips. so officers can make an arrest. ktvu is brooks jarocz joins us live here in studio with more brooks. a. this suspect was caught on surveillance video behind the wheel of a red pickup truck. now that truck was found , but police say the man is missing. but they're looking for him. take a closer look. this is jose, korea. weezer investigators say he is responsible for running over two people in a crosswalk. and then just taking off an active warrant is out for his arrest for vehicular homicide and felony hit and run. this all played out on april 7th along ocala avenue, near oct in court.

san jose. police say two women were crossing the street in a marked crosswalk when a newer red pickup hit them immediately. investigators say the driver left the scene of the victims. you see them here were a mother and daughter. they were identified as 75 year old surrender core and her daughter . coal heat. core flowers and candles were placed at that crosswalk to remember them. but neighbors say ocala avenue is dangerous. they say drivers often go too fast past the middle school and some drivers or reckless they told us stop signs and traffic signals could really help. here 12 in the morning capitol expressway. you hear the cars racing? you hear donuts right here at the corner and cars just beating straight down, and it's crazy because it's a school. we need a traffic light right here because ridiculous. even with cross walker, even the cross walkers have to, like, stop and stand in the middle of the street and tell the courts to stop because they will keep going. all right.

take a look again at this photo of the suspect, jose carrillo weezer. police say anyone with information leading to his arrest may be eligible for a cash reward. investigators say they think he may have left san jose also anonymous tips can be submitted to the silicon valley crimestoppers line in the studio. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news, brooks. thank you. we're now hearing from a san leandro eighth grader who says he was threatened by a teacher. the student says some of the remarks came in a phone call last weekend. there was these members of changed us here. i can't put my hands on you and take you out of here. oh, jazeera. love says that phone call came after the english teacher kicked him out of class last month while insulting and bullying him in front of his classmates. the boy has not returned to bancroft middle school since then. i really don't want to go. i don't feel comfortable in his class. he doesn't says. like several people, several kids i'm not the only kid. he does stuff like that to several kids. the same.

the end of a unified school district called the statement on the recording reprehensible. the district is not releasing the name of the teacher and says this is an active investigation. happening today. president biden is in seattle set to announce an order for earth day to protect america's old growth forests. that is a live look at the space needle up in the great northwest. the president will sign the executive order as part of his earth day remarks later this morning. it will reportedly asked the forest service to identify threats to force across the country and work to do more to protect them. that includes areas that are threatened by wildfire and climate change. it will also create plans to restore force that have already been destroyed by wildfires drought. or other factors like bark beetles. it will not ban logging in old growth forests. though the los angeles county public health department has reinstated its mask mandate on public transit. this means masks are required on busses, trains,

taxis, ride shares and at los angeles international airport, the county's public health director, says the decision is based on the cdcs recommendation. that masks should still be worn on public transit. i feel? uh, really, really, uh sorry that it will create confusion. and as you noted, marla, you know, perhaps even this sense of whiplash like who are we to believe? what are we to believe? um but i think it's important to note that the cdc did not change their requirement. health officials say the mandate will be reevaluated when covid transmission in los angeles county drops to moderate levels or when the cdc determines masking on public transit is no longer necessary. hotel union high school district says mass and negative covid test will now be required for all students going to prom. that change comes after 90 students at sema till high school tested positive for the virus after going to their prom last month in san francisco . school leaders there say they

will be following health guidelines and encouraging but not requiring masks for prompt. you're following our local guidelines in our local public health guidelines are strongly recommending masks as you seeing any, um, any restaurant or place that you walk into those are the same public health guidelines that we are following. san jose unified schools are also following similar alert guidelines. three of the district six high schools have actually moved their problem over to levi stadium, where they can have indoor and outdoor space back to our weather. the latest storm is bringing a good deal of snow to the sierra. so much so some ski resorts have decided to reopen. we know if you stayed open, but donner ski ranch said it was closed for the season. then it got several feet of snow and a million phone calls texts. emails at the resort says all right, you you've made it clear we're reopen this saturday and sunday to the celebration of skiers and snowboarders who love that

resort palisades tahoe also celebrating on this fresh powder signed to say there is, of course, a benefit beyond fresh key conditions. that's another great benefit of these late season storms that are this large, you know, of course, we get to be out there on the snow that we love for longer and the other benefit too is you know that does allow us to kind of have that snow reservoir on the sierra nevada up there and trickling down water for us as well. so great recreation and great for our water as well. i call it money in the bank officials there say they've received more snow this april than they did in november. january february and march. all combined maybe wrong, but i feel in highway 80 highway 50 might be a little crowded. say about four o'clock today. i was going to say two o'clock. yeah getaway starts, probably at noon, because what? what a fab weekend and what attempts up there? what? in the fifties? maybe over the weekend? yes, that's seasonal. right it's been cold enough to snow and overnight lows have been downright frigid

. but now we will high pressure. but, boy, we have more snow coming there before noon today. now let's take another look at the conditions this time north shore. doesn't this look like christmas? it does. this is alpine meadows, where they have picked up a couple feet of snow as well. so we go for the mountains to the bay now. from the snow to the rain looking out towards the golden gate bridge under mostly cloudy sky with a couple of raindrops on the camera lens. it's 45 degrees in santa rosa. it's 48 in concord. otherwise, we're in the fifties from saint carlos to san jose, and also in san francisco. we have more rain. take a look at this. this is a bandage showers lifting off the pacific ocean and have been pushing onshore for the past couple of hours. notable brain fall right now happens to be around highway one. oh one from petaluma through novato, locascio, sam rafael. and millville alley, and we also have some rain showers now streaming across the bay

into oakland in an alameda look at that rain sell over elevated. that's a very heavy downpour at this hour now to the peninsula, where heavy, o into san jose brand new area lot will not affect our weekend it's fallen apart at the seams. we have the departure of this system and then high pressure builds and providing us with ample sunshine and warmer conditions. here we go your watch till 10 o'clock this morning, some lingering showers across san jose, and then it's over. partly sunny skies filter in from the afternoon hours all the way through our weekend, so if you're heading to the beach today or tomorrow, please be very mindful. beach hazard alert. remains in effect through tomorrow, as those waves continue to build to 18 ft. providing some rip currents and hazardous served. winter storm

warning remains in effect until 11 o'clock this morning for the high sierra. so far, we have counted up to 32 inches as snow . we're anticipating a full 36 before all said and done. 56 pacifica winds northwest 10 to 20 so kind of blustery 63 hayward to 69 in fairfield today. the weekend. it's right around the corner. we've got that forecast up next. roberta thank you, 6 40 to hear another supply chain issue impacting a huge range of products. why? one little chip is hurting industries that make everything from cars to printers and a lot of twists and turns when it comes to redistricting. san francisco lately what was just approved a contentious battle over drying up new districts. for supervisors and why it's still may not be the

45 s proposing more interest rate hikes to try and rein in inflation. the big issue that we're very focused on is inflation and getting inflation back down to our 2% goal. inflation is currently at a 40 year high at 8.5% but some economists say, raising interest rates to slow inflation dates back decades and newer solutions. should be used that adapt to the pressures of the marketplace and supply and demand. i don't think the traditional models of monetary policy can do much to affect supply driven inflationary pressures. the federal reserve says. even with the surge in prices, the u. s economy is

still in good shape, predicting another strong growth, year in dollars and cents of worldwide semiconductor chip shortages affect country. manufacturers of cell phones, tvs, cars, washing machines, refrigerators and medical equipment. i'll say they're struggling to keep up with demand because of the shortage of semiconductor chips. in my haircut, will which shows it all right? this is what happened after two years of shortage, so sometimes you can find yourself with 90 days with no cheap the white house is proposing a nearly $52 billion bill to help boost the manufacturing of semiconductor chips here in the united states . this week, we reported on netflix in huge losses in subscribers. now one of its top competitors, is seeing a big jump in sign ups. hbo's parent company, says the channel and its streaming platform now have nearly 77 million subscribers. that's up by three million from the previous quarter, nearly 13 million more than the year before. three bay area companies took top spots in fortune's annual list of 100 best

companies to work for said as a based cisco systems name number one for 2021. that's the second year in a row. the tech giant has come in first place. cloud software leader salesforce based , of course in san francisco, comes in at number four. that's down from its second place spot the year before and in video, which has headquarters in santa clara took the fifth spot. pg and e has asking state regulators for approval to raise your rates starting next year. that utility filed how much thee monthly now awaits approval from the california public utilities commission to increase those rates. well the belongings of late game show host alex trebek were sold at an estate sale this week. at his l. a home fans stood in line for a chance to take home a piece of trebek's life. everything from a cuckoo clock to picture shoes, record albums, books, lots of books, by the way. and they got to see his

home as well. people who showed up for that sales say they really admired alex trebek. alright let's talk about what's happening on the roads today. 6 48. it's a friday and, you know things are looking pretty good here at the richmond bridge toll plaza a little bit of a backup, but look, we see blue sky for the first time in a few days, so keep in mind that the rain is still moving out of the bay area. perhaps your commute isn't quite as dry as what we see here at the richmond san rafael bridge. alright let's take you to 8 80 near the coliseum change, mired and fog and that traffic moving along. but much, much lower on the right side. they're headed north south side heading on their left side. results as i made my way into oakland and the heart of jacqueline is square, which is where ktvu located actually hit some standing water on the highway, and it's been a minute since that's happened. we had substantial rainfall yesterday up to 2.5 inches in the wood is

locations but nonetheless, it's a nasty morning commute around the peninsula, and i'll show you that sell that blob of rain over the oakland area momentarily. but right now, let's step on outside, take a bird's eye view of the golden gate bridge looking out towards the north bay where we do have some rain showers there as well right now 45 in santa rosa. san francisco's have 51 concord, 48 50 degrees apiece. san carlos and in san jose, this is what you need to know for your friday t g i f yes. morning rain tapers that becoming partly sunny today with the breeze out of the northwest 10 to 20 line of showers for parked offshore now pushing onshore. for the past couple of hours. we do have substantial rainfall. right now . it's a blob of moisture from nevada through petaluma along highway one, oh, one into san rafael in mill valley. also, this is what you were looking at , um with your camera lens out towards the coliseum. we have heavy rainfall right now in alameda and in oakland and

around the peninsula. highway 101 and also to 80 have been a nightmare this morning due to the precipitation pretty moderate and heavy at times. this is the very latest area of low pressure. not going to affect us. it's already falling apart at the seams will bring some cloud cover to the northwestern section of the state, and that's about it today. by 10 o'clock we see the lingering showers around the santa clara valley exiting and when that happens, high pressure filters in providing us with sunny skies. later this afternoon into our weekend. in fact, the next chance of rain showers long term computer models suggest may 4th. so once we get done with these showers this morning that said, we have the cloud cover over uk from that system over the weekend. if you're heading to the beach today or tomorrow we do have that beach hazard alert in effect for dangerous dangerous swimming and surfing. also rip currents waves up to 18 ft. 15 to 17 2nd intervals now with your high sierra forecast,

winter storm warning will be allowed to expire at 11 o'clock this morning up to 36 inches of snow. by the time it's said, and done, we have already received 32 inches in some locations. fifties sixties across the board today blustery and pacifica with those increasing winds 64 more gun hill ending gilroy. and if you're heading out to the ballpark, the rangers are coming to town. we will have 56 degrees at first pitch a west wind at 15 mph at 6 40 tonight. temperatures overnight into the forties cold spots center rosa 41 47 degrees in fremont. through union city, and here is your extended forecast. hey i have the best buddies walkathon tomorrow morning at nine a.m. golden gate park first time in three years it's going to be suddenly and bright and even warmer on sunday. you must have a connection with mother nature , right? guess yes, it's gonna be a great weekend. thanks roberta. and this weekend, our special show voices for change returns on sunday morning, and

this episode, ktvu is greg lee discusses diversity and arts and entertainment, including the historic academy award win for the movie coda and its impact it's had on the deaf community. i think my message for the deaf community is what we've always known is that we can we can achieve anything we want, uh, this. you know this oscar when and by troy, but coda movie is something that we already knew. and we, you know, it's the community at large and can include us more can include death, death professionals, factors, death talent, and not just in the movie field, but in other ways that we can contribute to the education field. there's that movie. if you haven't seen it, it's terrific. it's filmed a little north of boston. gotta check it out. you can catch this interview and much more on this month's episode of voices for change that airs this sunday,

right here on ktvu with greg lee 9 30 on sunday morning. up next . an early morning live force. mint chase ends in a deadly crash in the south bay and busy stretch of road shut down for the morning commute as well. we're going to take you live to the scene for an update with our jessie gary on that investigation, but first decades old tradition is going away. why organizers of the garlic festival say the time has come.

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weln to it is 6 56. you may have seen it. there's a new political ad taking aim at tesla's self driving technology. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over and is from dan o. dowd he's a billionaire founder of at santa barbara tech company who is running against senator alex padilla for his senate seat. dowd tells ktvu. he is concerned about safety with tesla's self driving features. we studied it about every eight minutes. it does something that would cost you your driver's license if you were trying to get a new license. every 36 minutes. it's it looked. it's looking to get

into a collision. that makes a stupid mistake. you have to watch it every single minute to stop it from doing things. that will cause problems. it's in development. it's not a production product. it shouldn't be in 100,000 cars, which it is um, so ultimately, how do we deal with this? we need to have we need to remove these cars from the road. before we can before we can really be safe actually did reach out to tesla for a comment on the campaign, and so far we have not heard back. people who visit downtown los altos say they are seeing the area come back to life more than two years since the pandemic began. the seasonal farmers market kicked off last night, two weeks earlier than usual. there's also a new food hall and several new restaurants have opened, business owners say altogether. it's bringing in a younger crowd who aren't just going to eat but sticking around for music and events as well. the city is also working on bringing up performing arts

theater. to their downtown. well, today is earth day time to bring attention to environmental issues like climate change. there are a number of rallies and marches planned throughout the bay area today, there will be a climate march in san francisco when in san jose and on the peninsula in palo alto. as well as rallies at uc berkeley and uc santa cruz and students at santa rosa junior college will be creating a giant earth day street mural this morning and that will go on between nine and noon. one oakland organization is encouraging the black community to connect with nature, founder of the oakland based nonprofit outdoor afro says birthday. is it just about calling attention to environmental issues? she says. it's the perfect time to think about all the great opportunities the earth has to offer in terms of recreation exercise and just connecting with nature. there's a lot of learning, too, because for some people you don't know where to start. you don't know what gear equipment you need. you don't

know where to go what to do, and sometimes it feels a little awkward and intimidating to get out there by yourself. and so for outdoor afro, we create not only welcoming, but safer opportunities for you to connect with nature. outdoor afro started as a kitchen table blog 13 years ago, is now offering programming and 33 states. it's grown that big its founder, says the organization is helping some 60,000 young people reconnect with nature. well this year is gilroy garlic festival canceled and organizers say. they really don't see it coming back in the foreseeable future. the gilroy dispatch is reporting that a series of smaller, more intimate events will replace the festival, which has been held for more than 40 years. organizers say the pandemic as well as skyrocketing insurance premiums have forced them to reimagine how to celebrate the community and its world renowned garlic crops. a developing story

in the south bay this morning as traffic is being diverted away from what's usually a very busy intersection. a live report on why deputies first started chasing a car that ended up in a deadly crash. a special task force finally approved the new redistricting map of san francisco will have a breakdown of some of the biggest changes and the complaints from some lifelong residents of the city. also, think about this. could you cut your water use by 25? with state lawmakers are considering that goes way beyond turning off the tap when you brush your teeth. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everyone and happy friday. april 22nd. i'm frank malika. let's get you right over to roberta. talk about what should be just a terrific weather weekend after rather wet wick, roberta. good morning. yes, and we have a last hurrah of rain showers around the bay area right now it's been a very wet