i was born and raised in oakland . so that means a lot to me. teachers throughout oakland formed picket lines protesting the school board's decision to shut down several schools at the end of the school year. thousands of students will be at home as classrooms close across the school district. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. april 29th happy friday to you happy friday to you right back at you. it felt very cold. i would. i'm hoping the wind is going to die down because there's still pretty windy yesterday. steve much calmer too. okay good. but it is cold this morning, you two under mainly clear skies here, but we're all set for a nice day, with temperatures rebounding from yesterday and a decrease in that wind so not much. there may be a few high clouds in the north and no big deal, and it's finally a friday forecast with that chilly cold

morning and go get some thirties here before everything sent least for the end of april. it is sunday. nice and a little bit warmer, and that means temperatures pretty close to where they should be. this time of year. alright it's four o'clock in the morning on a friday, four o'clock in the morning, mike and here he is, mr sal castaneda, steve. happy friday to you. things are doing okay. we're off to a very nice start on this friday. if you are driving, let's first of all take a look at san jose to 80 that traffic is moving along very nicely with no major issues here. traffic continues to look very good. if you are driving on the san jose freeway system, it looks very nice, and we don't have any slow traffic right now . as you drive at the bay bridge , four oh, one. let's go back to the headlines happening today. oakland teachers are expected to be on picket lines at several schools during a strike. the oakland education association says 75% of its voting members supported the one day walkout protesting the school district's plans for closing schools at the

school district calls the strike illegal, but they're asking families not to send their kids to school. the student absences will be excused. the teachers plan to picket outside of schools and then meet and gather for a rally. structural engineers are keeping an eye on a bridge in oakland after a large fire shut down traffic. firefighters were called to the bridge south of lake merritt near the kaiser convention center last night. ktvu is. jana katsuyama spoke with one man who says he lost all of his possessions in that fire. smoke and flames billowed out from beneath lake merritt boulevard, right where an overpass crossed the waterway video from a drone and images posted on the citizen app showed the intensity of the fire when it first broke out. the location under the road with difficult to access. a total of 22 oakland firefighters for engines and a truck rushed to put out the fire column of black smoke was visible from a distance. the fire chief said they made sure not to use foam

so it would not contaminate the water in the estuary. the battalion chief also said one person had an encampment there. he was not injured, but he says all of his possessions there, including materials for an art project were completely destroyed tools and hat. hundreds hundreds of dollars of art material. i had collectible monies. i have ritual items right now. you know, we're just working on finding out if the individual would like additional housing opportunities. and anything that we can provide as a department and as a city to help them whether their house doran housed definitely our hearts go out to them because we care about everyone and we care about you know their property. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news time is now 403. we're learning more about the suspicious death in alameda of a man whose body was found in a parking lot. the police photos show a minivan the police believe may be connected to that case. it's a 1998 to 2000 and two white toyota sienna

, the front hubcap on the driver's side is missing. the man was found unresponsive by police last thursday in the back of the commercial parking lot near fern side boulevard in broadway. investigators say it appears someone tried to hide the body. if you have any information about this call alameda police. and we're seeing new video from san leandro of an armed carjacking. the alameda county sheriff's airplane took this video showing the suspect driving more than 100 miles an hour on surface streets eventually stopped the car and ran away and was eventually arrested. fortunately, no one was hurt. home surveillance video in berkeley captured the moment a car was burglarized. now, take a look. you see a man get out of an audi a four and then break into an older model of the same car. the main ransacks the car before getting back into his own car and driving away. that vehicle's owner says nothing of value was

stolen. but this is the fourth time his vehicle has been targeted. time is now. 404 oakland police are still searching for two people who fired shots at a woman who confronted them while they were breaking into her car. it happened early yesterday morning at 19th and broadway in downtown oakland. police say at least one shot was fired at the woman, but she was not hit people who live and work in the area. say gunfire and car break ins are happening more often. it's gotten so bad that even if you see your car broken into, it's not worth saying anything. now police say two suspects ran the 22nd and telegraph. that's where the police had a huge roadblock , but they still managed to get away. sandra fell high school teacher has been arrested after police determined she was under the influence on campus. a school employee at terra linda high school alerted school administrators monday that they believed tegan lienhard was under the influence of some substance. police were called to the school and determined she

was more than three times the legal alcohol limit. she's they say that she was also under the influence of a prescription drug and cannabis. leonhardt has been placed on paid administrative leave. time is now for, uh, six. we're learning new details about the suspects accused of abducting a three month old baby in the south bed. two people charged in connection with the crime were in court for the first time yesterday. ktvu is jesse gary gives us details on what happened in the courtroom and the reaction from the baby's mother. familia in spanish. the infant's mother says she wants justice to be done in the case of two people accused of kidnapping her child. we are always incredibly concerned. when a child is taken from his mother. this is more unusual. and more frightening. senior ramirez and jose patio set a few feet from each other in superior

court in san jose thursday afternoon. both are charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping, kidnapping and burglary. prosecutors say the pair know each other and the baby's mother through church. the two suspects hatched a plan to kidnap the three month old boy monday following a grocery shopping trip. investigators say patio is the man in this surveillance video taking the child from a second floor apartment on elm street. around one p.m. many of us have grown up. seen children's pictures on the back of milk cartons, the children missing and never recovered. and we were very concerned that something like that might happen . in this case, this crime touched off a massive search involving sjp de santa clara county sheriff's deputies, the chp and the fbi. nearly 20. hours later, the baby was found near regional medical center. the fact that the police found the child so quickly made it difficult if there had been any plans to move the baby to another location. the two suspects in court today are

being held with no bail and have a restraining order in place. a third man bald emilio sandoval, was released from the county jail wednesday after all charges were dropped. police investigators say if new evidence comes to light implicating him in the kidnapping, he'll be rearrested . two suspects will be back in court friday afternoon to contest the fact they're being held without bail. prosecutors say they could enter police that time, but they are not required to outside the hall of justice in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. thank you. jesse tesla stocks set to open up about 1.5% after ellen must said he does not plan to sell any more shares in the company. that's after a dip yesterday when sale the sale of 4.4 million tesla shares by musk. was reported in a filing with the sec. now the shares were worth about $4 billion, and that covers about 10% of the $44 billion agreement to buy twitter. but today is up and

everybody seems to be talking and watching elon musk. everywhere i go. people ask me about it. can i watch steve paulson is here to give you a friday forecast right here. that's billion with a b? yes how's your portfolio? i just. billion and their baseball tonight and it will not be as windy and it will not be as candlestick esh esc. if you will , it will still be clear little on the cool side, but much better than it was during the bay bridge series. so i would still bundle up. it won't be nearly as windy, that's for sure. and we have clear skies and you know a little bit of activity to the north. you high clouds coming in, but oops. i just showed that when you do your first hit, and you're scrambling just to get down to the temperatures yeah, i think you get the idea temperatures in the city or in the forties, in fact, 44 to 49 that is cold. there's not much of a breeze compared to yesterday. but the water temps, but the san francisco bowie is 48. cold

degrees. it does not get colder than that, at least my experience there that is really cold water. temperatures aloft for all in the thirties yesterday. now they're in the forties and fifties, sonoma mountains rocketed up to 50. diablo which was 34 yesterday's 43 been low and 47 so that will translate into some warmer. temperatures here thirties not yeah. napa airport 38. so there are a few forties for most wanna creeks down to 40 to san carlos palo alto 43 up in lake county, mendocino county. we have some thirties close. for a few middletown even at 39 rohnert park at 42 in sebastopol. also 42 44 snowmen also napa two bits both truckee and south lake tahoe, 40 to ukiah so cool up there as well and monterey's at 49. degrees are there you go, so everything has moved out. we still have a little bit of a northerly direction on the wind flow, but it's come way down high will build in weak little systems continue to take aim, especially that oregon and along the california oregon border. but everything is now lifting north for now, although the

forecast models are trending a little more bullish as we get towards around the fifth of may and definitely out towards the middle of the month, so we'll see if that verifies. maybe we're not done with rain yet. 50 60 seventies on your temps today, so a nice day. thank you, steve. preschool teachers in san francisco struggle to find housing in the city where they work still ahead the help that maybe on the way, also another step forward in the plans with the high speed rail project connecting the bay area and southern california. we have details of a new approval for that project. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent.

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students and community members plan to gather for a protest. they're calling defend people's park. the school wants to build two dorm buildings on the site that could house 1100 students. those buildings would take up about one third of the existing park space. today's protest starts at eight o'clock this morning, and we'll go into the evening. time is up 4 14. many preschool teachers in san francisco say they can't afford to live in the city where they work. ktvu christian captain says some of them will soon get a pay raise, thanks to a major investment by the senate. thermal attention. kids are too busy playing and learning to worry about bills, but many of their teachers do worry about their bills, has been an educator for 30 years and is now teaching preschoolers at timing. head start program. is the foundation is like when you build a house. they have to have a strong family nation. that's what we did for the children to. they have to have a strong foundation in order for them, and they go to kindergarten. and the middle school, high school

and college, she says she's watched as the high cost of living in san francisco has driven others out of the profession. investing in the teachers is important, too, because right now, like a lot of people are leaving this field because we're not getting paid enough. now the city of san francisco has announced a $60 million initiative aimed at giving those educators raises. the program will make sure educators at tax funded early childhood education facilities received between eight and as much as $30,000 raises. the goal is to make sure that at least every child care provider that we fund through the city is making a minimum wage of $28 an hour, yang, executive director at qiming says the raises will help him hold onto the best and brightest teachers. they have to choose all i'm going to stay in my going to find another opportunities. so this increase from the eec department of childhood. really increase. ah the way really have us to retain

teacher donnelly. the rays will mean she can focus on the kids, not her bills means that my budget is not so tight. i have to come on everybody that i spend. the $60 million used to pay for these early childhood educators comes from proposition c funds approved by voters in san francisco in 2018 that was funds were held up until last year by court battles in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you time for 16, california's high speed rail project is slowly getting back on track. yesterday a state transit agency gave final approval to a 90 mile stretch of track between san jose and merced. also it formally certified the final environmental impact report for phase one of the high speed rail project. clearing the way for trains to run between san francisco and los angeles. the project's been tied up and construction delays and a huge increase in projected costs

since it was first approved by voters in 2000 and eight part is once again requiring masks on trains and in stations. the bard board of directors approved a temporary amendment yesterday requiring face coverings until mid july. masks had been encouraged on barred after the federal mandate was overturned last week, but they were not required free masks will be available at all station agent booths and safety staff for bart. police will offer one to someone. before they write any citations, which could be up to $75. the intention of this measure is to protect those vulnerable communities. people have underlying health conditions, people who are, you know, compromise. the kids under five are still not yet eligible to be vaccinated. now it comes as bar just had its highest ridership day since the pandemic began. that was on wednesday because of the giants as game and the warriors playoff game passengers we spoke to yesterday

say they are fine with the masks on the trains. i think it's a good idea. um and if there is like, um, you know, like the general public would like to lift the mask mandates. i think at the very end of the day, bart. ah should you know, like the company could just investor in having carts that has masks versus cars that you know, like, doesn't require any masks and at that point you're safe, fair. many writers say they didn't even know the bart mask mandate had been temporarily dropped because so many people are still wearing their masks on the trains. alright, time is 4 18. it's been almost a month now since the bus only lanes on van ness avenue in san francisco open and money says it's a big success, according to the chronicle. immunity, says the lines up reduced travel times as much as a third on the northbound stretch of that road . that's almost 10 minutes faster than before, he says.

it's seen an increase in ridership on the 49 band s mission bus because of those faster arrival times. many people in san francisco are celebrating this week. the decision to keep jfk drive closed to cars, permanently. skaters cyclists and pedestrians enjoyed the park, the big party yesterday at the park. yesterday marked two years since the road was first closed early in the pandemic. the point was to give people a way to enjoy the outdoors and be able to stay socially distance. earlier this week, city supervisors passed the measure to keep it closed permanently. alright time. it's 1 19 steve paulson's back on this friday morning. you have some pretty good weather ahead, russ, right? okay right about where we should be on the high side today on those temps, although it's a little chilly here this morning, few thirties already, but a lot of forties under mostly clear skies. there's a couple of high clouds that will try and sneak in. but don't actually be more of a factor on saturday chilly morning. mostly sunny, more high clouds north feudal fewer to the

southwest northwest breeze, not a wind saturday. few high clouds a little cooler, but still nice. i mean there's no concerns, but the breeze will pick up on saturday. forties in the city, 44 to 49. so another cool morning. the wind is not as robust as it was yesterday. but when you get watertown, san francisco bowie had 48 degrees. i just cold, cold water. so that translates into again some really chilly temps on the coast and also in the city. santa rosa , san francisco conquered san jose, all warming up after yesterday's cool day. 76 64 75 72. these are pretty close to seasonal averages. the calistoga is down to 41 napa airport, which is a nice box, sometimes 38 a lot of forties here. palo alto at 42 wanna creeks at 42 mill valley, says 42. so alamo in there also. castro valley some mid forties penoles down to 42. they can be cool location. as well. forties from most mid forties elsa brandi kensington. all the hercules, says 50 to 25

truckee in south lake thau, lars vegas 64 spring 63 fifties for l, a and also san diego up and over. everything goes for now systems will move in. they're going to move in work towards oregon and dig into nevada, which will give us breezy conditions, but to dry pattern for now signing for all, mostly send it to the north will be a few high clouds. fifties sixties seventies and attempts some sun and clouds saturday looks good sunday monday, sun and clouds and then tuesday looks warmer. maybe a few in your 80. wow okay , quite a change. thank you. steve text message scams are on the rise. what mobile security experts say you can do to keep your personal information safe. but first leading women across several fields are coming together in san francisco. we'll hear their ideas to help them narrow down the wage gap.

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discussing ideas and solutions to accelerate change towards gender equity in the latest voices for change. ktvu s greg lee takes us to the power plus summit and speaks to organizer nicole mason. power plus summit, bringing together so many powerful talented women, all with the goal of moving towards gender equity. so describe the synergy in this place. well you know, so a lot of times when we think about, um gender quality gender parity. we work in silos like so, um, i usually talk to people on capitol hill policymakers. but i'm not talking to women who work in tech or in business. and so i gs if he bought women together, working across a variety of different sectors to really think about how we might move the needle and we got the power plus summit, the pay gap representation access to capital sexism. the list goes on women's

faces a litany of challenges in the current situation here. but how important is it to celebrate successes and discuss solutions ? so you know to keep doing this work. we gotta stop and celebrate the progress. the success the winds. um but those winds and contacts and the need to be put into context. we have to understand that, for example , the pay gap is closed 20 cents and 50 years now you can say that's wow. that's progress. or you can say yeah, but that's also glacial and not fast enough because women are you losing earnings as we continue to do this work. so how do we accelerated. how do we close it faster? how do we think about it? and how do we do it? and what are the strategies? in this moment, we take the lessons that we learned in the pandemic that what we've had been doing wasn't working systems were broken and say, how can we make systems that work for? everyone not just a few at the top, and so but we

have to think about. well, how do we do that? what are the strategies? we can't sort of used the old strategies because we know they haven't worked. so what's new? how can we innovate? how can we think differently about these really complex social problems being able to be group in a space of women who are committed, uh to the same issues and figure out okay. what's next? how are we going to regroup? how are we going to get back out there and, um, i think that's what i felt yesterday that we're all in this together and we still have work to do. and i think people women on the stage but also attending said okay. rebecca in which i think is really important for people that weren't able to attend or not able to watch the stream. what do you want your message to be in this conferences message to be about the challenges women are facing. um the message is, while we've made progress, there's still so much work to be done and that everyone has a role to play men. women, um

politicians. policymakers everyday people this is we know these issues impact everyone when a woman is not earning what her male counterpart makes. it impacts the entire family tax, the economy, the community, so, um, it touches us. all these issues touch us all. no you can watch our special show voices for change. the last sunday of every month are or you can head to our website to see all of the previous episodes, but great job, greg lee. immigration remains a major issue for voters heading into the midterm elections. i'm lauren blanchard in washington what we learned from the homeland security secretary on capitol hill and tickets go on sale this morning for the warriors next playoff game would you should know to get your tickets.

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juse need our daughter back. detectives have released new evidence in the disappearance of a woman in the east bay. the new piece of video showing a person of interest as the family pleads for her safe return. plus. the cost of this fight. it's not cheap. ktvu aggression is gonna be more costly if we allow it to happen. president biden increasing support for ukraine the new funding proposal that could help the country prepare for a long fight against russia. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two learning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday it's april. 29th cook friday. thank you. i'm giving it to you. thank you. all

right. i'll share it with you. okay. how's your allergies? ah great as long as i'm taking mine my stuff. yes not helping here with steve paulson says about our friday weather. paulson friday to yes. first thing i thought of when i woke up. thank you. it's a lot of forties here a couple of upper thirties as well. so another chilly cold morning for us for the end of april. all forties here, palo alto at 40. although i did see it, i think 39. it would side so there are a few showing up here. everything will be up and over. mostly sunny day will be sunday and today. tomorrow we'll get a few classes, little breeze here, but with friday on my mind it's a cold morning for us thirties and forties, but mostly sunny. it'll be a little warmer, translating into sixties and seventies pretty close to where we should be on temps this time of year. alright it's also a south castaneda friday and hopefully it's a friday light. it is steve. at least so far. we're off to a nice start. i like what i see out there. and if you're just about the headed to the bay bridge, you can see

that traffic is moving well, getting into san francisco. that's very nice. and there have been no major issues. we're looking at the east bay as well . we haven't had a lot going on. so this is exactly what you'd expect at this time. and it should be nice and light for you. 4 31, let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal russia's latest attack on ukraine includes a residential high rise in kiev during a visit by the un secretary general now to russian missiles slammed into a weapons manufacturing plant last night. experts believe vladimir putin is pushing for a major battlefield success head of an important russian holiday. the new ship. ukrainian continued for vocation. ukraine to carry out strikes against russian object will invariably lead to a harsh response from russia. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky and un secretary general antonio guterres met yesterday they discussed a proposal to evacuate about 2000, ukrainian soldiers and 1000 civilians from a steel plant in mariupol, which has

been under attack. it is the latest ukrainian stronghold in the city is now 4 32. president biden just proposed the biggest relief package so far for ukraine reporter madeline rivera says biden administration is asking congress for more than $30 billion to help ukraine with fears growing that the war in ukraine could drag on longer than many have thought need to be prepared for the long term, president biden is asking congress for more money to help ukraine. $33 billion for military, economic and humanitarian support intended to last until september. 30th the cost of this fight. it's not cheap. but k b new aggression is gonna be more costly. if we allow it to happen. request comes as the bite administration unveils another proposal to strengthen the united states' ability to investigate, prosecute and forfeit. the assets of russian oligarchs to seize their yachts, luxury homes and other it'll be gotten gauged

package has broad bipartisan support will make sure the senate prioritizes this important funding package so we can get help. to the ukrainian people fast asap needs to put a bill on the floor of the senate. that provides the ukrainian people. with the tools they need to win this. meanwhile the kremlin is blaming the west for prolonging the conflict. it's an allegation the u. s has denied pointing to russia as the aggressor. as president putin ramps up his rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons, of course, will prepare for every scenario and we will defend the united states and defend our allies and partners. as is required to provide ukraine with more funding could hit a snag in congress if the proposal is tied to a stalled covid relief package. gop lawmakers are pushing for the two to remain separate in washington mother rivera fox news think about lynn here in the bay area. the san

jose sharks charity helping with relief efforts in ukraine. the sharks foundation has donated $100,000 to unicef. now, unicef's humanitarian efforts are focused on safety and health care and providing clean water and proper nutrition to people in ukraine. the group also works to safeguard children's rights and plans for a safe future. for ukrainians. the sharks foundation is encouraging all sharks fans who can to donate to unicef usa. if you'd like to learn more about ways to help you can scan that cure qr code at the bottom of your screen. it will take you to a website with more information on the many bay area groups that are working to help the people of ukraine. time is not 4 35. there's a major new development in the search for a missing woman from oakley, who disappeared at the beginning of the year. ktvu is andre senior says east, very authorities released new video of a person of interest. it's been three long, excruciating months since alexis's disappearance and with

no clue where his daughter alexis, game might be this father desperate for answers now leading on the public for a break in the case of the missing woman, just 24 years old. alexis is an amazing woman. daughter, sister and friend. she's genuine , loving, kind, smart and loyal . last seen january 26th, leaving her family's home in oakley heading to antioch. her car light blue infinity found abandoned the next day on trenton street and carrington driving oakley keys still in the ignition, often when police finally come to speak publicly means one thing. they run out of tips, and that's exactly what's happened in this case. after keeping the tales of this case close to the vest, police chief and investigator renewing the push to find the nursing school grad we have exhausted all investigative avenues, and we are now seeking the assistance of the public police releasing a new clue to the public video of a person of interest, they say. caught on camera at the intersection of oakley road and building lane. approximately 4 to 5 minutes away from where

gibbs car was abandoned that person of interest hard to make out, police say chose a man covered with an n 95 style mask and a beard protruding from underneath. i can attest that we have literally searched land, sea and air for alexis. wherever game is, police do not believe it's on her own terms. we strongly suspect foul play, and we seek the public's assistance in locating alexis. with this new video comes cash to help jog the public's memory, a $10,000 reward for information that cracks this case open. the community's effort to get these parents answers in their daughter's mysterious disappearance. please give alexis the chance to be the person she is meant to be in this world. tell us where our daughter is. help us bring her back home. pure again. is that surveillance video this person of interest described as being five ft. 11 to six ft. tall slim build dark skin wearing a larger jacket and beanie cap or ball cap. investigators have set up a phone line and email address dedicated to receiving tips

about games disappearance. the information is posted in this article are website ktvu .com. reportedly visited her ex boyfriend's house in any attack . when she disappeared. police did search the next boyfriends home, but no rest was ever made. in the newsroom. i'm andre senior ktvu fox. two news. all right, thank you, andre law enforcement across the country or issuing new warnings about texting scams. several people in washington state received phone calls or texts from someone. claiming to be a relative or co worker who was injured and needed money immediately sent to them. the federal trade commission says phone scams range from these types of bogus calls to text with bad links that lead to identity theft. the ftc wants wireless providers to block illegal text messages. try to drive a sense of urgency out of you. so they might, for example, promise and offer that's too good to be true text message that comes from an unknown number saying that you've won something or that a package was attempted to be delivered but couldn't

successfully that's a big one. the package delivery people are receiving messages saying they've won money. family member needs your help, or that you're in some sort of legal trouble. or there's a subscription that has lapsed. they need a payment. the fcc says you should never this. i'm going to stress on a link in a text message. or an email message. they say unless you know the center just go to the website. if your bank or there's a charge or it's amazon or whoever or whatever, just go to the source directly yourself because i almost everyone. i know we're all getting them getting. yes and you could just while you're doing something, steve, we're all busy. and then you just click on that link, and they have access into your phone. can i interest you in extending your car warranty? there's another one. yeah. i don't own that car anymore, sir , was that's the one i block about? 50 times. all right, let's get to it. here. we do

have a pretty cold morning for us here at the end of april. there are a few thirties showing up mostly sunny today. if you high clouds to the north, you'll see that coming up right there. just not not a big deal, but mostly sunny here today, and it will bump up the wind speeds have come wait. and speaking of that it will not be as windy and cold. still cool, but not as windy as it was when it was just darn cold during the bay bridge series, so it looks better for the nationals in town tonight. so chilly morning cold for some mostly sunny. uh saturday mixes some high clouds. little cooler, but still okay. sixties and seventies and attempts santa rosa, san francisco conquered and san jose at santa rosa should say 74, because that's my forecast. i 74 64 in the city, 75 conquered 72 in san jose. 48 degrees. sea surface temperature . bowie tampa at the san francisco bowie is really cold. i'll bet the databases in there as well, unfortunately, doesn't work. as it worked for a year, but i'm told it will work in july. not taking taking bets.

now don't hold your breath on that same with the half moon bay boy thirties for a few half napa is 38 forties for many walnut creek's down to 41. there you go. woodside and stanford 39 cold degrees al granada's 42 on the coast that is cool for them. los altos at 41 degrees, everything coming down out of the northwest, but the wind speeds have tailed off dramatically. so it looks like a much calmer day. all these systems they go in. they going up here. up in oregon, and then they're going to do this. then they'll do that, so they'll stay and keep us from getting too warm. 50 60 seventies on the temps, mostly sunny, it'll be a little warmer today. slight pullback saturday a little warmer on sunday. here we go again monday, then tuesday, i think we could get some upper seventies to narrate. all right . thank you, steve. hundreds of thousands of californians will soon be eligible to receive health care through the state coming up the new state law set to take effect this weekend noticed utility bills are going up. and so are the profits of pg and e. we'll tell you more about

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they secretary alejandro mayorkas was attacked by republican members of congress during the very tense hearing in the house judiciary committee. the lawmakers focused on immigration and even accused the secretary of treason. reported lauren blanchard is in washington with the details. secretary of homeland security. alejandro mayorkas says he has a plan to tackle the immigration problem at the southern border. but he also thinks congress has dropped the ball inherited. broken and dismantled system that is already under strain. only congress can fix this. the house judiciary committee hearing at times turning into heated attacks. are you ashamed for what you've done to this country? it is so profoundly offensive on so many different levels in so many different regards. i won't ask for an

apology multiple republicans say they wanted may orcas removed from office that the republicans are doing now is basically acting and preparing not to solve problems if they take the majority, but to impeach secretary may orcas, that's it. some democrats have expressed concern over lifting title 42, a covid era policy limiting immigration. it's set to expire on may 23rd with a surge of migration expected once it lifts for now, louisiana judge has granted republicans a temporary restraining order to stop title 42 from lifting accord has said we can't so far and what the court says we're going to do. other democrats say the policy is racist. 42 is a policy failure, plain and simple. the latest quinnipiac poll found. americans are worried about immigration hang into this year's midterm elections, second only to inflation. in washington

. lauren blanchard, fox news thank you. lauren working from home became the norm for many of us during the pandemic. well, now, a recent survey finds 64% of workers would rather quit their jobs, then returned to an office full time. that feeling is most prevalent among younger workers. roughly 71% of employees aged 18 to 24 say they would consider finding another job if their company asked them to return to the office full time. 61% of adults aged 35 to 44 expressed the same sentiment. airbnb now allowing its employees to live and work from anywhere in the united states. the company made the announcement after claiming to have just had the most productive two year period in our companies in their company's history, all while working remotely. airbnb is also allowing employees to live and work in many places around the world as long as they don't spend more than 90 days. in one country. in a statement, airbnb says quote companies will be at

a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. the best people live everywhere. california's budget surplus now totals a record $68 billion in state senate democrats are putting forward their ideas on how to use that money. senate democrats today proposed an $8 billion plan to give $200 checks to every taxpayer who makes less than $125,000 a year, as well as $200 for each dependent. that's in contrast to the governor's $9 billion proposal to give $400 rebates to car owners as well as three months of free public transit to certain people. lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to approve a new budget for the next fiscal year. time yourself for 47. beginning sunday, a new state law will give adults age 50 and older healthcare coverage, regardless of their immigration status. health equity experts say many immigrants don't go to the doctor until an illness or

disease is out of control. beginning may 1st change to medical removes immigration restrictions and officials estimate about 235,000 individuals will be eligible for coverage. under that change the security that now you can come in now you can get your physicals. now you can be preventative about your health care and they have to wait until something gets really, really bad. the california is the first state in the nation to offer healthcare coverage to all low income residents, regardless of their immigration status. a new affordable housing complexes now open in san francisco, south of market neighborhood. mayor london breed and community leaders celebrated the opening of the 145 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless people and families. mayor breed says the housing will benefit those living in the units and open up more space at city shelters for those currently living on the streets. i don't think there's anyone in this city. who doesn't want to see people who are out there,

struggling, housed in a good situation in a place to call home where they can take care of themselves. nearly 11,000 people currently live in permanent supportive housing in san francisco mayor set a goal at the start of her term to provide 1000 more units by 2024. she now has that goal says that the goal has been met. and exceeded by 1500 units. bravo 49 bravo to steve paulson. this sounds like the weather today and going into the weekend should be pretty good for us. it will be much quieter, not as windy, although i think we'll still have some pretty good, you know, breeze conditions here. breezy conditions we head into probably saturday and again on monday, but everything is staying to the north and diving into nevada. so today a chilly cold morning no doubt about a few upper thirties have already shown up, but it will be mostly sunny. if you high clouds to the north. and tomorrow looks like a sim similar situation a little bit

more in the way of some higher clouds slightly cooler, but still okay with sixties and also seventies, santa rosa's san francisco conquered san jose. we're warming up these temperatures, so not that these are pretty close to where they should be on the seasonal averages, though. in the water temps are really cold. i mean, forties and fifties. that's tough to warm up. when you get an onshore breeze, that's for sure. and that's what we still have. forties for many low forties mill valley 42 wanna creek 41 napa airports down to 38. calistoga is getting close. 43 is popular. sunny ville, palo alto, also san carlos, although there are a few upper thirties woodside and stanford campus are at 39 degrees, boulder creek and felton are in their 41 santa clara 41 san martin. so campbell's at 40, i think will eke out a few upper thirties except for a few high clouds again favoring yours to the north. we're in a dryer pattern. quiet pattern. still a lot of energy coming across the pacific. it's just lifted northward. for now, there are some signs maybe around. may 5th and again the 10th where we might get some unseasonably cool systems. but until we get there, we will have mostly sunny skies

and a little warmer today. still a few more high clouds coming in maybe a slight pullback on those temps on saturday, but still okay 50 60 seventies on your temps, and we are looking for not much change here. one day a little cooler one day little warmer pan little warmer going into tuesday of next week. thank you. steve teachers throughout oakland will be on the picket lines protesting the school board's decision to shut down several schools at the end of the school year. thousands of students will be at home today as classrooms closed across the district. two pharmacies in oakland's chinatown have been hit by repeatedly by thieves the search to find who's responsible. and 49ers fans can rest easy for now. deebo samuel stays with the 49ers through round one of the nfl draft. we're going to show you the league's top picks this season.

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whoe food and drug administration says the agency will release a long awaited plan to ban mental cigarettes. the ban will affect one third of all cigarettes sold in the u. s each year. the proposed rules will be open for public comment, and then we'll take effect no earlier than 2020 for some bay area cities, including hayward, san francisco, oakland and san jose. have already banned mental cigarettes. california going after an oil company as it investigates the causes of what officials call a plastic pollution crisis. attorney general rob bonta says his office will subpoena exxonmobil , california accuses the petroleum industry giant of deliberately deceiving the public. about the dangers of plastics and falsely claiming that the materials can mostly be recycled, but says more than 300 million tons of plastic are produced every year, eventually breaking down into tiny particles. every week. we consume the equivalent of a

credit cards worth. of plastic. through the water we drink. the food we eat. and the air we breathe. each of us consuming more than £40. of plastic over our lifetimes, £40. ponta says his goal is in part to require companies to pay to clean up their waste, which costs california an estimated $500 million a year so far, exxon mobil and the western plastics association have not commented. increasing power bills appear to be boosting p genies. bottom line. ktvu tom baker tells us the utilities first quarter earnings are up. in the wake of two large rate increases on natural gas and electricity imposed during the first quarter . pg and e is january through march, profits sharply increased to $475 million, almost

quadruple its profits for the same quarter a year ago. wall street is popping champagne corks. in fact, the genie shares jumped about 3.5% on thursday alone, thanks to the report on profits, profits being on the back of record price increases. pg and e ceo patty poppy told wall street this today we can make our system safe with the right investments and keep customer bills affordable. on top of the 14% increase already imposed this year. another rate increase will be considered in april. more major increases are in the works for 2023 into 2026 $40 a month increase. for 2023 by 2026 that will have grown to nearly $60 a month of increase and wildfire or confident that we have the right tools in place

to mitigate this risk. pg and e is not doing the job they're supposed to do to keep us safe. thousands of wildfire victims who lost everything in 2017 and 2018 are homeless and haven't gotten paid. i learned long ago. that the customer experience can be improved while we are reducing the cost to deliver, consumer advocate tony says the ceo who's gotten accolades for plain speaking and making major changes in pg and his culture and safety. is paid so well that she simply cannot relate to ratepayers over $50 million, the highest of any utility ceo. in the united states. tony says customers should raise #### with state legislators, the governor and the c p u c two kept these rates. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you, tom happening today. single game tickets go on

sale for the warriors. western conference semifinals. warriors insiders get the first chance through a pre sale event at 10 o'clock this morning. tickets will be open for everyone else. at two o'clock this afternoon, fans can buy those tickets on the warriors website, the warriors will either host the minnesota timberwolves or start the series on the road against the memphis grizzlies. rounds two and three of the nfl draft held in las vegas and without a pick in the first active today. they have picked 61 round 22 more selections in round three, defensive lineman eric arm said will announce the 49ers first selection. jacksonville jaguars had the number one pick for a second straight year, and they selected georgia defensive lineman trayvon walker. the detroit lions drafted hometown favorite pass rusher aidan hutchinson of michigan. and the houston texans took lsu quarterback derek stingley

junior. it appears 49ers or holding on to disgruntled wide receiver deebo samuel. they reportedly rejected trade offers. including the new york jets, 10th pick overall. although samuel wants out, 49ers are hoping to mend the relationship. they need him to help trey lance leave the offense. what a huge fire in oakland shuts down the bridge near lake merritt when a homeless encampment went up in flames and billionaire elon musk continues his quest to take over twitter. still ahead wouldn't must did involving tesla. it could be a sign he's close to closing the deal. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. april 29th. is the weekend warming up. it's cool outside right now. this morning . let's check into steve paulson

for forecast. well for us at the end of april. it is cold side. i mean, there's a couple of the thirties already showing up palo alto woodside or in the upper thirties or some in the santa cruz mountains. even some of the north so little breast here even though the nights are getting shorter and shorter, 39 palo alto 42 that's in town, santa rosa in livermore at 44 san jose 45. except for a few high clouds to the north. we're all set to go for a nice friday, not nearly as windy with friday on my mind the cold morning, though, for us thirties forties mostly sunny, a little warmer. really these are pretty close to seasonal averages on the high temps today, and they're not going to change all that much going into the weekend, maybe a little warmer on sunday, right over to sound now. we made it through the first hour. alright, five am, okay? yeah we're still doing very well. steve good morning to you. good morning to you at home with your just about to leave. remember? today is friday and most of the traffic in the morning will be just a little lighter. but going out this afternoon, so a lot of people usually have a friday traffic jam. this starts rather early in

the afternoon, just to keep that in mind right now, traffic on the bay bridge looks pretty good, and we don't have any major problems in the east bay commute. it's five o'clock, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal happening today a protest against uc berkeley's plan to build more student housing. now, those against the idea say they will disrupt classes at the university later today, ktvu is james torres joins us now this morning. this debate pits berkeley's housing crisis against residents who say they don't support the plan to build . good morning. james protest targets a plan to build more than 1000 units at people's park near counts campus. and the coalition against the plan says it will likely displace the homeless who lived there and increase further the cost of local housing. that's been a long time problem for the city of berkeley and the university as well. at one point, a judge activated and enrollment freeze for berkeley admission, saying the school would need to accept 3000 fewer students next year until they come up with more affordable housing ideas. the state legislature bypass that

now the university has nine sites in mind in and around the city to create more housing space. the school is not building on its own campus. berkeley's mayor says he sees both sides of the argument. i support building housing and all those nine sites, but we know that building housing in the city jurisdiction does create impacts on those neighborhoods. and so i think the university should also look at building housing on its campus core campus. as part of its solution. the student housing crisis is not unique to berkeley nor the bay area. recent reports nationwide say students across the country are reporting struggling to find on campus storms or apartments that major public universities. some even resorting to count surfing, renting motels or even sleeping in their own cars. today's demonstration will happen later today. starting at eight this morning, protesters will block sather gate on campus with signs while giving speeches about their cause. live in the

newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. alright james. thank you. time is 503 happening today. oakland teachers are expected to be on picket lines outside of several schools during a strike. the oakland education association, says 75% of its voting members supported the one day walkout, protesting plans to close several schools. school district calls the strike illegal, but they're asking families not to send their kids to school and student absences will be excused. teachers plan to picket outside of schools and then gather later for a rally. structural engineers are keeping an eye on a bridge in oakland after a large fire shut down traffic. firefighters were called to the bridge south of lake merritt near the kaiser convention center last night. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with one man who says he lost all of his possessions in that fire. smoke and flames billowed out from beneath lake merritt boulevard, right where an overpass crossed the waterway video from a drone and images

posted on the citizen app showed the intensity of the fire when it first broke out. the location under the road was difficult to access. so a total of 22 oakland firefighters for engines and a truck rushed to put out the fire column of black smoke was visible from a distance. the fire chief said. they made sure not to use foam so it would not contaminate the water in the estuary. the battalion chief also said one person had an encampment there. he was not injured, but he says all of his possessions there, including materials for an art project were completely destroyed tools and hat. hundreds hundreds of dollars of art material collectible monies. i have ritual items right now. you know, we're just working on finding out if the individual would like additional housing opportunities. and anything that we can provide as a department and a city to help them whether their house doran housed definitely our hearts go out to them because we care about everyone and we care about you

know their property. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news agenda. thank you. time is five. oh four. we're learning more about the suspicious death in alameda of a man whose body was found in a parking lot. police photos show a minivan the police believe may be connected to the case. it's a 1998 to 2000 and two white toyota sienna, the front hubcap on the driver's side is missing. and the man was found unresponsive by police last thursday in the back of the commercial parking lot near fern side boulevard in broadway. investigators say it appears somebody tried to hide the body. if you have any information about this call alameda police. san rafael high school teacher has been arrested after police determined she was under the influence on campus. a school employee at terra linda high school alerted a school administrator monday that they believed tegan lienhard was under the influence of some substance. now police were called to the school and test determined that she had more

than three times the legal alcohol limited our system. they say she was also under the influence of a prescription drug and cannabis. lienhard has been placed on paid administrative leave now, 56. we're learning. new details about the suspects accused of abducting a three month old baby in the south bay. now the two people charged in connection with the crime made their first court appearance. ktvu is jesse gary gives us details on what happened in the courtroom and the reaction of the baby's mother. familiar in spanish. the infant's mother says she wants justice to be done in the case of two people accused of kidnapping her child . we are always incredibly concerned. when a child is taken from his mother. this is more unusual. and more frightening. senior ramirez and jose patio set a few feet from each other in superior court in san jose

thursday afternoon. both are charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping, kidnapping and burglary. prosecutors say the pair know each other and the baby's mother through church. the two suspects hatched a plan to kidnap the three month old boy monday following a grocery shopping trip. investigators say patio is the man in this surveillance video taking the child from a second floor apartment on elm street. around one p.m. many of us have grown up. seen children's pictures on the back of milk cartons, the children missing and never recovered. and we were very concerned that something like that might happen. in this case , this crime touched off a massive search involving sjp de santa clara county sheriff's deputies, the chp and the fbi. nearly 20. hours later, the baby was found near regional medical center. the fact that the police found the child so quickly made it difficult if there had been any plans to move the baby to another location. the two suspects in court today are being held with no bail and have

a restraining order in place. a third man bald emilio sandoval, was released from the county jail wednesday after all charges were dropped. police investigators say if new evidence comes to light implicating him in the kidnapping, he'll be rearrested . the two suspects will be back in court friday afternoon to contest the fact they're being held without bail. prosecutors say they could enter police that time, but they are not required to outside the hall of justice in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. thank you. jesse tesla stocks set to gain about 1.5% this morning after elon musk said he does not plan to sell anymore company stock. that's after a dip yesterday when the sale of 4.4 million tesla shares by mask was reported in a filing with the sec. the shares were worth about $4 billion that covers about 10% of the $44 billion agreement to buy twitter. alright our time is 508 get to talk about friday weather and heading into the

weekend right now. early in the morning, little nippy outside school. there's some few upper thirties here. we'll take a look at that coming up in just a second. still, though, much less than the wind department today. mostly signed a couple of high clouds. probably only people in weather would notice it but to the south, sunny to the north, it will be mostly sending much quieter, not nearly as windy as the nationals are in town today . still a little cool, though i mean it won't be warm or anything, but it will be chilly there. i'd still grab a jacket or two, but it won't be as bad as it was during the bay bridge series. that's for sure. chilly cold morning for us mostly sunny here, and we'll take that into saturday. a few more high clouds, i think creep in and, uh, slight dip on those tents, but still okay, and it looks quiet going into their all we can. santa rosa, san francisco conquered san jose. that was a cool day yesterday, but they'll bump up a little bit today. temperatures jumping up a little bit too near seasonal averages. actually we were below higher elevations, which were in the thirties yesterday. are now in the forties to 50 snow amount is 50. they were what 38 yesterday at this time, mount diablo was

34. so there are 10 degrees warmer and forties at ben lomond mountain. there were 39 yesterday. a couple of upper thirties napa's in their 38 degrees. getting close for a few calistoga is close. i know walnut creek is close as well. to the north. plenty of thirties middletown, also upper lake laden ville close again for rohnert park's in there at 41 degrees sebastopol, zenit 41 sonoma is now down to 42 ross at 43, so i think we'll eke out a couple more upper thirties here before we get to sunrise here in truckee and south lake tower, 23 24 you guys at 41 degrees 48 sacramento in monterey. lots of systems just keep spinning. see that spin right to the left of where it says storm tracker. they go into error. oregon and then they dip into nevada. so they stayed in the north of us, but they keep us from warming up all that much. and they also keep a little breeze in the forecast, mostly sunny today, it will be warmer. that system goes in on saturday that will generate a few high clouds and pick up the breeze a little bit not as windy as it was

yesterday. can we find any rain? not really. but the pattern does stay progressive here, and these are not strong ridges that are building in. there are signs and around on the fifth of may and again around the 10th could be some maybe a possibility of a little rain for us, or maybe we're not done yet. 50 60 seventies on the temples are all pretty close to where they should be this time of year. little pullback saturday looks nice sunday another pullback monday than a warmer, maybe some inland areas getting close to 80 on tuesday. thank you, steve. preschool teachers in san francisco struggling to find housing in the city where they work still ahead the help that maybe on the way, it's another step forward in the plans for the high speed rail project connecting the bay area and southern california details of a new approval for that project.

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airplane took this video showing the suspect going more than 100 miles eventually stopped the car, then ran away. but he was he was captured and arrested. fortunately no one was her home surveillance video in berkeley captured the moment a car was burglarized. now, take a look. you can see a man get out of an audi a four and break into an older model of the same car. that man ransacks the car before getting back into his own car and driving away. the vehicle's owner says nothing of value was stolen. but this is the fourth time his car has been targeted. time is not find 14. oakland police still out there, searching for two people who fired shots at a woman who confronted them while they were breaking into her car. that happened early yesterday morning at 19th and broadway in downtown oakland. police say at least one shot was fired at the woman, but the bullet did not hit her people who live and work in that area is a gunfire and car break ins or happening more often.

it's gotten so bad that even if you see your car broken into, it's not worth saying anything. now police say two suspects have ran the 22nd and telegraph. that's where the police had a huge roadblock in place, but they still managed to get away. it is 5 15. many preschool teachers in san francisco say they just can't afford to live in the city where they work. ktvu is christian captain says some of them will soon get a pay raise, thanks to a major investment by the city. kids are too busy playing and learning to worry about bills, but many of their teachers do worry about their bills, has been an educator for 30 years and is now teaching preschoolers at timing. head start program. is the foundation is like when you build a house. they have to have a strong family nation. that's what we did for the children to. they have to have a strong foundation in order for them and the kindergarten. and the middle

school, high school and college, she says she's watched as the high cost of living in san francisco has driven others out of the profession. investing in the teachers is important, too, because right now, like a lot of people are leaving this field because we're not getting paid enough. now the city of san francisco has announced a $60 million initiative aimed at giving those educators raises. the program will make sure educators at tax funded early childhood education facilities received between eight and as much as $30,000 raises. the goal is to make sure that at least every child care provider that we fund through the city is making a minimum wage of $28, an hour executive directorate. qiming says the raises will help him hold onto the best and brightest teachers. they have to choose all i'm going to stay in my going to find another opportunities. so this increase from the eec department of childhood. really increase, uh, the way really have us to retain

teacher. finally the rays will mean she can focus on the kids. not her bills means that my budget is not so tight. i have to come on everybody that i spend. $60 million used to pay for these early childhood educators comes from proposition c funds approved by voters in san francisco in 2018. those funds were held up until last year by court battles in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you time. 5 17, california's high speed rail project is slowly getting back on track. yesterday a state transit agency gave final approval to a 90 mile stretch of track between san jose and merced. also it formally certified the final environmental impact report for phase one of the high speed rail project that clears the way for trains to run between san francisco and los angeles. of the project's been tied up in construction delays and a huge increase in the projected costs

since it was first approved by voters in 2000 and eight is once again requiring masks on trains and in stations. the board of directors approved a temporary amendment yesterday requiring face coverings until mid july. masks were encouraged on bart after the federal mandate was overturned last week, but they weren't required free masks will be available at all station agent booths, safety staff and bart police officers will offer a free mask before they write any citation. which could be as much as $75. the intention of this measure is to protect those vulnerable communities. people have underlying health conditions, people who are, you know, compromise the kids under five who are still not yet eligible to be vaccinated. it comes as bar just had its highest ridership day since the pandemic began. that was wednesday because of the giants aids game and the warrior's playoff game passengers. we spoke to safe, they're fine with

masks on trains. i think it's a good idea. um and if there is like, um, you know, like the general public would like to lift the mask mandates. i think at the very end of the day, bart. ah should you know, like the company could just investor in having carts that has masks versus cars that you know, like, doesn't require any masks and at that point you're safe, fair. many writers said that they didn't even know the bart mask mandate had been temporarily dropped because so many people are still wearing their masks on the trains. yeah alright, time is 5 19. steve paulson has your forecast getting you ready for friday morning. it's cold out there. we have a few upper thirties, lots of forties on the temps. it will not be as windy today. i'll do it will still pick up west northwest breeze, but nothing we can't handle or nothing that we're not used to. because yesterday it was just cranked up big time. few high clouds more so to the north. far

less to the south. so it's chilly. cold morning temperatures a couple of her thirties forties saturday, a few more high clouds slight pullback on those tents, but it still looks ok. for today. all the arrows are up after being down for about three days in a row. there's santa rosa, san francisco conquered san jose, all bumping up mostly a mid seventies inland sixties around the bay as well. and temperatures starting off now calistoga is at 39 napa is 38 degrees. now paolo alto that's closer toward that's at the closure of the airport. 43 stanford campus is 39. sunnyvale at 43. walnut creek's down to 41 degrees. can we find any thirties to the east? not yet, but it's getting close alamos at 41 castro valley's 41 pinole has dipped to 40 degrees piedmont in alameda are 50 union city, hayward in the mid forties 23 24 , that's for truckee in south lake tahoe. you guys at 41. 48 seems popular sacramento, monterey and also santa maria 65 palm springs 56 in san diego. you see these systems keep marching in across the pacific

lifted north. they go in here and then they do this so that will keep some of a breeze going the pattern, though, looks to be in may possibility, maybe some more rain. i'll talk about that in a second year, mostly sunny, warmer today about the same on saturday. i think there won't really won't be a huge difference, but a few more high clouds will come in court tonight. nothing showing up yet everything stays to the north. you can see that as we go into the weekend early next week on may 5th and again around the ninth and 10th couple of forecast models drop in some unseasonably deeper and colder system, so maybe the pattern will still bring us some right here in may after what was a nice april 50 60 seventies on the temps, and that's really going to be the theme. i think we'll get a quick pop up on tuesday before attempt. start to cool down again next week. dave okay, steve time is 5 21. we're actually seeing a rise in the number of text message scams expert in mobile securities as you can do to protect your personal information. and two pharmacies in oakland's chinatown have repeatedly been hit by thieves. we have the

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fivr help this morning in the search to find a missing teenager, 15 year old and naya nelson was last seen sunday night about eight pm at 45th street and martin luther king wave. that she is described as being about five ft six she was wearing a dark green jacket with fur and white pants. her family told the police. she is in good mental and physical health. was san francisco city leaders have a new tool to help combat the rising problem of commercial retail theft in san francisco, and the program will let businesses contract off duty sheriff's deputies to add extra security and commercial corridors and retail establishments. this was led by supervisor of five who worked with businesses as well as he

san francisco police and sheriff's departments. this is not just about arresting people and locking them up. this is truly about stopping intervening and suppressing crime before it happens. as supervisor. suffice as this program is a response to a surgeon brazen crimes by thieves who act with impunity. the partnership with the sheriff's department expands an existing effort that lets businesses hire additional security officers by contracting off duty police officers. it is 5 25 in east bay business owner is searching for answers after two pharmacies that he owns were targeted by thieves. ktvu crime reporter henry lee talked to the owner who says the crime was caught on camera surveillance video shows a u haul truck pulling up to new oakland pharmacy in the city's chinatown before dawn thursday, and soon this happens, the driver repeatedly backs into the business near ninth and webster knocking through its gates at about 3 20 in the morning. the pharmacy forced open in the

middle of the night and then six people. you know, beeline into the pharmacy. here's another view from a camera inside the store. you see the truck, ending up almost completely in the lobby after the fourth ramming before it goes back out burglar. tam has owned the pharmacy for decades. it caters to senior citizens in chinatown as well as the homeless. he spent much of the morning cleaning up the mess and surveying the damage left behind when the truck plowed right through thick bars, two sets of locks and a steel frame the one time your truck. ramping you know your store. i don't think anything can prevent them to come in. tan is also reeling from another break in at another pharmacy owned just a half block away at about 3 30 tuesday morning, eight people used a crowbar to force their way into the business, also called new oakland pharmacy. but they were also armed. i think they really want to show that they have a gun because they passed the gun among themselves. in both cases , the burglars didn't get away

with much. just a few bottles of cough syrup containing prometheus scene and codeine, which can be abused. but their most suggests they meant business. they come well prepared because we know that they're professionals. they all wear gloves and also the way they park their cars. you cannot see the license plate pharmacies across oakland and throughout the bay area have been hit by caravans of thieves. this video shows a large group of burglars inside wellspring pharmacy on piedmont avenue in oakland back in november, even though the loss was relatively minimal damage was extensive. and so the owner tells me he will not have to spend extra to fortify his stores in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. you don't want the school to part i know i do not know. no i was born and raised in oakland, so that means a lot to me. teachers throughout oakland formed picket lines protesting the school board's decision to shut down several schools at the end of the school year. thousands of students will be at home as classrooms close around the oakland district and tickets to the warriors next

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self-monitoring is power. visit manageyourbp.org to learn more. hele need our daughter back. detectives released new evidence in the disappearance of a woman in the east bay. the new piece of video showing a person of interest as the family pleads for her safe return, plus the cost of this fight. it's not cheap. but k b new aggression is gonna be more costly if we allow it to happen. president biden increasing support for ukraine the new funding proposal that could help the country prepare for a long fight against russia. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. what is today it's friday

. today is friday, april 29th. and i know where to find steve paulson. he has your forecast. it's right there in front of it. where right here? yes right here somewhere somewhere here first. we'll start off, though with or almost turning the page to may so we're done with rain. are we done with red? khalid voices any chance of rain from a steve yes , possible around the fifth and around the ninth and 10th. two of our forecast models looking out that far showing very deep system around the ninth or 10th. we'll see that's out there where you know it's in the iffy category, but still it's interesting to see that as you go out towards the ninth and 10th of may to even show that usually we don't see anything but high pressure today will be much calmer on the wind department with friday on my mind, we will have some cold lows, though thirties and forties for us mostly sunny and warmer, and that equals 60 seventies pretty close to where we shouldn't be on the temps this time of year. alright over to salads. 5 31 on a friday something new no, not really. we

do have more people joining us, steve for this commute. now there are more people on the road. let's go right to interstate 80. i think i see traffic is beginning to get a little busier, although it's only a 17 minute drive from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze. yesterday at about 8 30. it was an hour, so that's a this is about as low as it gets. when you get to the bay bridge is not a backup really here, and if you're driving in the east bay, we're off to a good start. really almost everywhere so things haven't changed yet. you still have a good opportunity to get out there before it gets really busy at 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal happening today. hundreds of teachers plan to protest the closure of several oakland schools ktvu sally rasmus joins us now, with an update on this story. a lot of kids will not be in the classroom today. all in response to the oakland unified school districts, plans to close and consolidate as many as 11 schools starting next year, and over the next five years, the oakland education association says 75% of its voting members

support today's strike, and things are expected to start around 6 30 this morning. so this is just a one day strike. but oakland unified school district is asking parents to keep their kids home today, they say they won't be able to cover all the staff absences. the district calls this one day strike illegal labor action, but the teachers union and other labor leaders say they have no choice. at this point. they say these school closures will disproportionately affect students of color and that all kids have a right to attend a neighborhood public school in their community. and they have the support of many parents and families. from the teachers here are very supportive. they love their children, your family i think it's important that this school remains open as well as the other schools. and that was a grandparent with the child at carl munk school in oakland. oakland unified school district says it will excuse all student absences today began the district asking parents to keep their kids home today because of the strike. teachers plan to picket outside of schools starting sometime in the next

hour, and throughout the morning. they're playing a news conference at eight and then a rally at oakland city hall later this afternoon, david pam will send it back to you. all right, ali. thank you. time is 5 33 jail time is now facing a san francisco man who pleaded no contest to a suspected hate crime two years ago on the peninsula. investigators say 56 year old stevens abadi verbally threatened a family who wore black lives matter t shirts during a protest in burlingame and children were among that family group. nobody could now be jailed for up to four months. a teenage game is now at the center of a controversy in venetia. the game is called mommy gra, a slang term for federal immigration agents. investigators say older teens pretend to be ice agents and go around town. trying to catch the younger students who pretend to be on the run. both venetia police and the say this game has created a very dangerous situation for many in town. this

has been something that has been going on for a very long time. and if you do not address it it will be going on. even further. you have a bunch of kids running around in dark clothing. we've had reports of kids hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. some venetia high school students say the game has led to them being harassed and even injured and the police department is now working with school and community leaders to explore ways to bring this game to an end. our time is 5 35. authorities in the east bay have now released video of a person of interest in the case of a missing 24 year old woman. it shows a man wearing a hood and wearing a mask walking near oakley road and belden lane and oakland investigators believe this man in the video may have abandoned the car of alexis gabe , few miles away from that intersection. shortly after she disappeared on january 26. i can attest that we have literally searched land, sea and air for

alexis. we strongly suspect foul play, and we seek the public's assistance in locating alexis. the city of oakley is also offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. russia's latest attack on ukraine includes a residential high rise in kiev during a visit by the u. n. secretary general to russian missiles slammed into a weapons manufacturing plant last night. experts believe vladimir putin is pushing for major battlefield success ahead of an important russian holiday. new ship. ukrainian continued for vacation . ukraine to carry out strikes against russian object will invariably lead to a harsh response from russia. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky and u n. secretary general antonio guterres met yesterday they discussed a proposal to evacuate about 2000, ukrainian soldiers and 1000 civilians from a steel

plant in marrying paul, which has been under attack. it is the last ukrainian stronghold in the city. alright our time is 5 36 president biden just proposed the biggest relief package so far for ukraine. he's asking congress for $33 billion to help ukraine fend off the attacks from russia. of the aid package would help aid military, economic and humanitarian support. it's intended to last until september, 30th and it has broad bipartisan support. it includes more than $20 billion in military aid for ukraine and for strengthening the defenses in nearby countries. the cost of this fight. it's not cheap. but k b new aggression is gonna be more costly if we allow it to happen. that proposal comes as the biden administration is also asking for new powers to investigate, prosecute and seize the assets of russian oligarchs in london, prince charles told

ukrainian refugees that he hopes britain has been welcoming during this trying period in their lives he visited to london charities and heard stories from refugees who have settled in the uk or are seeking asylum. prince charles is an official supporter of the charity, the world jewish relief charity, and the organization has been sending money, food and medicine to ukraine since 2015 with the help of donations from the royal family. here in the bay area, the san jose sharks charity helping with relief efforts in ukraine. the sharks foundation has donated $100,000 to unicef. unicef's humanitarian efforts are focused on safety and health care and providing clean water and proper nutrition to people in ukraine. the group also works to safeguard children's rights and plans for a safe future for ukrainians. the sharks foundation is encouraging all sharks fans who can to please donate to unicef usa. if you'd like to learn more about ways that you can help you can scan

that. q r code there at the bottom of your screen that it will take you to a website with information on the many bay area groups that are helping the people of ukraine. alright it's fivethirtyeight backers receive paulson and it sounds like i heard you say we have. we had some wind and cold and we might get some rain later. but there's some eighties in the middle of their somewhere. the it will not be as windy today. it'll still be a little breezy as we had into the weekend, but maybe on tuesday might see some of your 80 for a few well inland well inland, but the pattern is going to change here as it goes into may possibility around the fifth and again the ninth and 10th. there's some hints of a maybe a couple of systems, possibly giving us some rain. but until we get out that far, we have a much quieter baseball forecast the nationals in town clear skies. i mean, it will not be as cold and it was man. it was like candlestick, the last one for the bay bridge series. i'd still bundle up. it won't be warm, but it will be better than it was. so for today and tomorrow cold

morning for us thirties forties and then a few high clouds little cooler, but still we're looking at sixties and seventies on the temps. santa rosa bumping up san francisco conquered san jose. the urls are up after an unseasonably cool day yesterday for many i mean, for many, the water temp at san francisco bowie is 48 degrees. i can't ever remember seeing 47. so i'm sure it's maybe it's happened maybe somebody out there with a better sea surface temperature knowledge than me, but 48 is about as cold as it gets for us, and that's really cold water, which translates into cold lows for san francisco and much of the coast and when you have clear skies sonoma mountain 49, diablos 43 ben lomond 45. they were all in the thirties yesterday. so a little bit warmer air loft moving in napa airports, 38 lots of forties. low forties in their calistoga is at 40. we did have stanford campus in 39 there now. 40 menlo park's 40 woodside, though at 38 degrees, look at el granada on the coast. that's cool. 42 los altos at 41. 41 also in uk, 23 24 for truckee and south lake

tahoe, and temperatures will continue to be held in check these systems move into the north. yes they're weaker, but they do keep us from getting too much high pressure too strong too soon, so except for temperatures pumping up to near average, they're really held in chat. any rain. not yet. will be systems, weak systems moving in all the way into next week. we'll have to keep an eye on the fifth and again the ninth and 10th possibility of something moving in here. 50 60 seventies today. about the same into the weekend. maybe a little warmer on sunday. you guys i'll say thank you. time is 5 41. hundreds of thousands of californians will soon be eligible to get health care through the state coming up the new state law that takes effect this weekend. and utility bills are on the rise, but so is pg and e s profits the frustration over high utility bills.

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morm home became the norm for many of us during the pandemic. well now, a recent survey finds 64% of workers would rather quit their jobs, then returned to an office full time. that feeling is most prevalent among younger workers. roughly 71% of employees aged 18 to 24 say they would consider finding another job if their company asked them to return to the office full time. 61% of adults aged 35 to 44 expressed the same sentiment. airbnb now allowing its employees to live and work from anywhere in the united states. the company made that announcement after claiming to have just had the most productive two year period in the company's history. al wall. working remotely. airbnb is also allowing employees to live and work in many places around the world as long as they don't spend more than 90 days in one country. san francisco based airbnb has more than 200 job

openings right now. now in a statement, airbnb says quote companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. the best people live everywhere. at our time is 5 45 . amazon stocks are up this morning after a massive sell off yesterday as the online giant reported its slowest growth in almost 20 years, amazon chose a net loss of $3.8 billion and the company was riding a wave of pandemic shopping. but that has slowed down and the company has been hit also by inflation. a labor shortage and supply chain disruptions. amazon also says it took him more than $7 billion loss on its investment in the electric car company rivian. well the casinos in nevada are reporting near record house winnings gaming control board says march house winnings were $1.35 billion, just under the

best ever monthly takes. it was set last july. the number of las vegas visitors shot up to more than 3.3 million in march. that's up almost 50% from the year before. airport traffic has also come back to pre pandemic levels. california's budget surplus now totals a record $68 billion in state senate democrats are putting forward their ideas on how to use that money. senate democrats have proposed an $8 billion plan to give $200 checks to every taxpayer that makes less than $125,000 a year, as well as $200 for each dependent now. that's in contrast to the governor's $9 billion proposal to give $400 rebates to car owners as well as three months of free public transit to certain people, lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to approve a new budget for the next fiscal year. time is 5 46. beginning sunday, a new state law will give adults aged 50 or older.

health care coverage, regardless of their immigration status. health equity experts say many immigrants don't go to the doctor until an illness or disease is out of control. we're beginning may 1st change to medical removes immigration restrictions and officials estimate about 235,000 individuals will be eligible for health coverage under that change. this gives you the security that now you can come in. now you can get your physicals. now you can be preventative about your health care and they have to wait until something gets really, really bad. california the first state in the country to offer healthcare coverage to all low income residents, regardless of immigration status. a family of four can make up to $38,000 and be eligible for coverage through california's insurance plan. people aged 65 older, also eligible for medical no matter what the income level is alright , unfortunately, as we check the

commute salis following a new problem on the peninsula, what's going on sal castaneda bong 80 as you come up to alpine road, a car went off the freeway. now that person managed to get out of the car and climb up to the road and call the authorities northbound to 88 at alpine, so we assume that that person is not seriously injured, but the fire medics are on the way. just in case you might want to use one on one just in case southbound 8 80 over here on the other side of the base, southbound 8 80. approaching the mission exit there is another crash here and coton traffic and now the lanes are blocked here near autumn all parkway and the traffic is going to be affected . a fire department is blocking the right lane there. south big commute looks all right, a little bit of slowing on one on one near to 80 to 80 itself looks good into that west valley bay bridge still light coming into san francisco. at 5 48.

let's talk about today's weather . steve tonight there's a baseball game at oracle park, much quieter selves still chilly, but not as bad as it was for the bay bridge series. i mean, i'd still take you know i'd still bundle up, but it won't be as roaring of the wind as they had all right. we have a couple of things going on. today will be a nice day, chris henry's and morgan helen morgan hill, and he says, i'll take some of this. what's he talking about? well, i'll show you exactly what he's talking about. all right, not just the gfs this time, but the cmc. that's the canadian. um they're deterministic model that shows out 10 days shows a deep system for me. that's what he's talking about. i will set this up for you. okay, we are right there right there, okay. that is a really deep system for about the ninth or 10th of may doesn't mean it's right. it's just a projection, but not only does the gfs that's our the us long range model and the cmc show it. so there's two models are on board for that. if that happens, that would probably give us rain and unseasonably cool temps again, not until around the ninth or 10th, but to see that around the ninth or 10th of may

is unusual. usually it's high pressure. we do have a break in the weather today. some higher clouds coming in chilly morning , mostly sunny 50 60 seventy's not much change saturday. think there'll be a few more high clouds, maybe a little more of a breeze. but temperatures should be pretty close to seasonal averages thirties for a few napa airports in their forties for most, oh forty's mid forties on the temps here for just about everyone upper thirties now boulder creek, felton to the south san martin is closed. santa clara's closed and so is campbell, 42 43 sap toss capitola and santa cruz. a little chill in the morning here . lot of these systems continue to march in, you know, usually by this time the high builds in everything is deflected. there's no hope of anything. but these systems are staying to the north. for now, they will be wind producers again, not as strong as what we had yesterday . but it's a dry pattern for now, sonny to mostly sunny taking us into the weekend. sunday does look to be a little bit warmer before another system. brushes us on monday so you can see these systems are staying up near the oregon

border. northern sacramento valley a little bit in the sierra, just not for us. but after tuesday, wednesday battle next. maybe this time next week something to keep an eye on 50 60 seventies on the temps, not really a whole lot of change going into the weekend. little warmer on sunday little clear monday tuesday, i think we'll get a quick little pop, maybe a few near 80. all right, steve. time is 5 51 cruise ship sails back in the san francisco carrying passengers with covid. and it's not the first time will tell you more about this cruise ships history with the coronavirus. and 49ers fans can rest easy for now. devo samuel stays with the 49ers through round one of the nfl draft up next, we'll show you what will happen today and the league's top selections from last night.

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on d trump back on social media he posted on his site, truth social , simply saying he's back earlier this week, trump said, even if twitter reinstates his account, he will not be returning to the site. alright our time is 5 54 snapchat is literally taking the power of the camera to new heights. snapchat is launching a new pocket sized flying camera. it's called pixie. reportedly pixie can fly preset pass and even hovered to get some great pictures for you. videos from

flights or transferred wirelessly. and then they're saved into snapchat memories by the way it sells for $230. the head of the food and drug administration says the agency will release a long awaited plan to ban mental cigarettes. now the band will affect one third of all cigarettes sold in the u. s each year. proposed rules will be open for public comment and then we'll take effect no earlier than 2024 someday. area cities, including hayward, san francisco, oakland and san jose , have already banned mental cigarettes. alright time is 5 55, california is targeting an oil company as it investigates the causes of what officials are calling a plastic pollution crisis. attorney general rob bonta says his office will subpoena exxon mobil, accusing that company of deliberately deceiving the public about the dangers of plastics and falsely claiming the materials can mostly be recycled. bad as it is more than 300 million tons of

plastic are produced every year , eventually breaking down into tiny particles. increasing power bills appear to be boosting pg knees. bottom line ktvu is tom baker tells us the utilities. first quarter earnings were up. in the wake of two large rate increases on natural gas and electricity imposed during the first quarter. pg and e is january through march, profits sharply increased to $475 million, almost quadruple its profits for the same quarter a year ago. wall street is popping champagne corks. in fact, the genie shares jumped about 3.5% on thursday alone, thanks to the report on profits, profits being on the back of record price increases. pg and e ceo patty poppy told wall street this today we can make our system safe with the right investment and keep customer bills

affordable. on top of the 14% increase already imposed this year. another rate increase will be considered in april. more major increases are in the works for 2023 into 2026 $40 a month increase. for 2023 by 2026 that will have grown to nearly $60 a month of increase and wildfire or confident that we have the right tools in place to mitigate this risk. pg and e is not doing the job they're supposed to do to keep us safe. thousands of wall fire victims who lost everything in 2017 and 2018 are homeless and haven't gotten paid. i learned long ago. that the customer experience can be improved while we are reducing the cost to deliver, consumer advocate tony says the ceo who's gotten accolades for plain

speaking and making major changes in pg and his culture and safety. is paid so well that she simply cannot relate to ratepayers over $50 million, the highest of any utility ceo. in the united states. tony says customers should raise #### with state legislators, the governor and the c p u. c to capture these rates. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. alright our time is 5 58 happening today. single game tickets go on sale today for the warriors western conference semifinals at 10 a.m. warriors insiders will get the first chance to buy the tickets pre sale event. for the general public tickets will be available at two pm, and fans can buy those tickets on the warriors website warriors were either host minnesota timberwolves, where they will start the series on the road against the memphis grizzlies. rounds two and three of the nfl draft happened today

festivities being held in las vegas and without a pick in the first round, the 49ers will be far more active today. they have picked 61 round two and two more selections in round three. defensive lineman eric armstead will announce the 49ers first selection. now the jacksonville jaguars had the number one pick for a second straight year, and they selected georgia defensive lineman trayvon walker. the detroit lions drafted hometown favorite pass rusher aidan hutchinson of michigan and number two the houston texans took lsu cornerback derek stingley junior it appears 49ers or holding onto wide receiver deebo samuel. they reportedly rejected trade offers, including the new york jets 10th pick overall. although samuel wanted out, the 49ers are hoping to mend that relationship. for many oakland students are staying home today because their teachers will be on picket lines this morning. we'll tell you about the new support those

educators are getting for their one day strike. plus the reality is that our housing crisis the result of decades of black of production, not just by the university but by the city as well. will the higher housing crisis in berkeley comes to a head with a battle pitting a homeless encampment against housing projects. demonstrators will be at the cal campus all day, making sure they are being heard. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. april 29th that sounds like we're going to have a pretty nice weekend. weather wise. let's check in with steve paulson. we are indeed not not extreme or in any way or the other, but temperatures recovering and the wind tailing off. but still we're only looking for about near normal attempts here as we go into the next couple of days, but the lows are noticeably colder. palo alto briefly dipped to 39 42 in santa rosa. there are a few thirties showing up from north to south, especially santa cruz

mountains. also, woodside's dropped to 38. the peninsula mostly sun. except for if you're north, you can get a few high clouds. but with friday on my mind, it's a chilly morning for us, but it will be mostly sunny. nice date. it will be warmer will get some mid seventies, maybe a few upper seventies far enough inland, but temperatures pretty close to where they should be this time of year. right over to sound now peninsula. yeah peninsula northbound to 80. steve at alpine road. we had a vehicle that went off the road driver climbed out seems to be okay. but medics are on the scene just in case northbound to 80 at alpine road, just listening to some of the radio traffic. fortunately it looks like that driver will be okay. southbound 8 80 across the way near the dixon lending world exit. there was a crash. their traffic is blocked by the fire department in one lane. and that's why it's going to be. it's actually autumn. oh, i think i said dixon landing, so it's just before the auto mall exit. southbound traffic is slow in fremont 601. let's get back to the headlines . thank you, sal. today oakland

teachers are expected to be on the picket line at several schools during a strike. the oakland education association says 75% of its voting members support the one day walkout to protest the district's plans to close schools. the district is calling the strike illegal, but it is asking families not to send their children to school today. the student absences will be excused. teachers plan to picket outside the schools and then gathered for a rally family members of students. we spoke to say they understand the strike. they need to be in their community. and if you merge the schools that takes away the community that they've known other than their families. now the teachers are getting support from the longshore workers union at the port of oakland. they say they are also going to hold a work stoppage today partially in solidarity, but also to protest the new ways ballpark proposal at howard terminal. our time now 603 happening today, a new campus demonstration today in

berkeley tied to the battle over people's park. ktvu is james torres is here now to tell us how today's protest is tied to the housing crisis there in berkeley. good morning, james morning to you, david. it's no secret. uc berkeley has this housing shortage. in fact, that one point earlier this year a judge said the school would have to admit about 3000 fewer students because there wasn't enough housing available for the school's growing student population feel like most students go into this process blind and not knowing how bad and how difficult it is to find. over your head in berkeley. i definitely was not prepared. to be this stressed about housing every year and about like rent. california state legislature bypass that ruling, which now allows cow to continue its emissions as planned. now the university is working towards building more affordable housing . one plan targets people's park near the campus where the school hopes the house about students, the mayor of berkeley, says the

school's looking at nine sites to build each are in and around the city and not on cows. campus. you know the campuses set of policy that they will not build on the campus park itself. um and i think they should reconsider that, as there is land that's available to build student housing. other campuses built housing on the on their actual campus park itself. this morning, a group of people made up of residents and students plan to protest in front of saturn gate on u. c. berkeley's campus, arguing people's park is not the right place to build a worry for the homeless who will be displaced and what the housing buildings will do for their own cost of living. they also say they want to preserve the historic nature of the park as well. that protest is set to begin at eight this morning. live in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox. two news. all right. thank you, james. this morning, structural engineers are expected to take another look at a bridge along lake merritt boulevard in oakland after a large fire broke out underneath it last night. now firefighters were called to the

bridge near lake merritt, the amphitheater at about eight o'clock where the road goes over the estuary that feeds the lake . smoke and flames billowed out from beneath lake merritt boulevard. video from a drone and images posted on the citizen app show just how intense that fire was when it first started. the thick black smoke was visible from a distance. take a look at this. firefighters had a very hard time getting to that fire since it was underneath the road, and they say one man had a camp there. while he was not injured. all of us possessions were destroyed. had tools. i had hundreds hundreds of dollars of art material. i had collectible monies. i have ritual items right now. you know, we're just working on finding out if the individual would like additional housing opportunities. and anything that we can provide as a department and as a city to help them whether their house doran housed definitely our hearts go out to them because we

care about everyone and we care about you know their properties. firefighters told us that they did not use foam to fight the fire so they would not contaminate the water in the estuary. alright, our time is six oh 62 suspects are due back in court later today facing charges in the kidnapping of a three month old baby in san jose earlier this week. ktvu mike mibach here now, with the details of some new developments in this closely watched case, mike closely washed indeed, dave. good morning to you, 28 year old jose portillo and 43 year old yesenia ramirez made their first court appearance just yesterday. they're charged with conspiracy, kidnapping a child and first degree burglary following the child's abduction from his home. prosecutors say portillo is the man seen in surveillance video taking the child from a second floor apartment on elm street. this was one o'clock monday afternoon, the baby was found safe just a few miles from the child's home about 20 hours later. investigators say there are still a lot of unanswered questions involving this case,

including the motive for the kidnapping, but they add the two suspects knew the baby's mother through their church. the baby's mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday. let me tell you. it's very hard as a mother to look at the woman who took your baby and being able to contain yourself from saying anything. you can't do anything . we are always incredibly concerned. when a child is taken from his mother. this afternoon . the two suspects are scheduled to return to the courthouse where they could enter a plea to those charges. a third person, once named as a suspect has been released from the county jail after the charges against him were dropped, however. prosecutors are not ruling out, taking him back into custody again if new evidence does come to light linking him to the kidnapping. pam will send it back to you. all right. thank you. mike bart is once again requiring masks on trains and in stations now, the bart board of directors approved a temporary

amendment. requiring face coverings until mid july. masks were encouraged on barred after that federal mandate was overturned last week, but they weren't required free masks will be available at all station agent booths and safety staff and bart police officers will offer a free mask to anyone. before they write any citations , which could be as much as $75. the intention of this measure is to protect those vulnerable communities. people who have underlying health conditions, people who are, you know, compromise the kids under five who are still not yet eligible to be vaccinated. now it comes as bart just had its highest ridership day since the pandemic began. that was on wednesday because of the giants game and the warrior's playoff game passengers. we spoke to say they are fine with masks on the trains. i think it's a good idea . um and if there is like, ah,

you know, like the general public would like to lift the mask mandates. i think at the very end of the day, bart. ah should you know, like the company could just investor in having carts that has masks versus cars that you know, like, doesn't require any masks and at that point you're safe, fair. many writers said that they don't even know they didn't know that the bart mask mandate had been temporarily dropped because so many people are still wearing their masks on the trains. we are learning that a cruise ship that recently returned to san francisco had as many as 37 covid cases on board were talking about the ruby princess . it sailed back to ports on saturday in san francisco health department says most of those people had mild or no symptoms. that's not the first time within the past month that this same cruise ship has come in support with positive covid cases. back on april 11th almost 150 people tested positive. when the ship returned to san francisco and

two weeks before that there were 73 positive cases when they returned to court. overall the ruby princess can carry about 5000 people, and the ship is now being investigated by the cdc. the berkeley unified school district has released new numbers on covid-19. it says new cases tripled at berkeley schools last week when compared to the week before the district says the 91 new cases last week, likely due to the highly transmissible omicron variant and the loosening of mask restrictions. the health department says the increase reflects an increase in covid cases all around the bay area. and marin county is responding to the recent rise in the number of covid cases by tightening safety recommendations for things like prompts and graduations, according to the marin independent journal. the county health department says it's been a big increase in cases after spring break and recent events and recently more than 50 students at redwood high school. tested positive after

that school's prom. earlier this month, students tested positive after a school trip to washington, d. c the county's advising scores to require proof of vaccination. negative tests and wearing masks if the large events are indoors. i have heard from people who are driving for doordash. that's what's being requested. covid tests indicating that's what people need. right? all right, sal, you're talking about a problem in fremont. that's right. dave and pam, we have this issue with this crash. southbound 8 80 as you drive up onto autumn all and this crash is still in the right lane. the fire department is there and you can see some slow traffic and developing as you head down, so don't be surprised by this. the rest of the commute is light, and this is a kind of a glitch. in that commute. the subject commute also looks pretty good for the entire silicon valley. here's a picture of 2 80. that's mostly what you see. also it's light still at

the bay bridge. we don't have a lot going on. so that problem in fremont is the biggest problem we have so far anyway. 6 11, let's go back to the desk. sorry thank you. sal plan to try to protect local businesses up next with law enforcement entrance. san francisco are doing to help fight retail fact a major step forward for california's high speed rail project with the new decision means for plans to connect the bay area with the rest of california.

mornings and two host chief says the use of force by officers dropped by as much as one third in 2021 compared to the year before. the department says that new data shows that in 2021 officers did not use any guns, batons or neck restraints during any use of force incidents. it also says there were fewer uses of weapons by officers overall,

even though they say the data shows more suspects resisted. officers arrest. we implemented de escalation training that's coupled with crisis intervention training, and one of the key principles is to, um, wait for cover and to have additional support before force is applied. if you'd like more information that data is available on the valet. ho police department website, the company that analyzes the data, disputed a statement by the police officers union, which argued that there were fewer incidents because there were fewer officers on the street. it says data shows an increase in officers present at use of force incidents, not a decrease. 6 15 san francisco city leaders have a new tool for fighting the rising problem of commercial retail theft. it will allow businesses to hire off duty sheriff's deputies to provide extra security in commercial corridors and also retail stores, and this was

spearheaded by supervisor asa certified. who worked with businesses as well as the san francisco police and sheriff's departments. this is not just about arresting people and locking them up. this is truly about stopping intervening and suppressing crime before it happens. supervisor suffice as the program is a response to a surgeon. brazen crimes by thieves. the partnership with the sheriff's department expands an existing effort lets businesses hire additional security by contracting off duty police officers. a business owner is looking for answers after his two pharmacies were targeted by thieves. surveillance video shows a u haul truck pulling up to new oakland pharmacy in oakland's chinatown at about 3 15 yesterday morning. the driver repeatedly backed into the business, knocking through the gates and eventually ending up in the lobby where six people raided the pharmacy. owner cam tam tells us just a block away.

eight people forced their way into his other pharmacy, using a crowbar at about 3 30 tuesday morning. become wealthy pair because we know that they're professionals. they all wear gloves and also the way they park their cars. you cannot see the license plates. now in both cases, the burglars did not get away with much. just a few bottles of cough syrup containing facing which and coding, but the damage was extensive. and tam says he now has to spend extra to protect his stores. 6 17, california's high speed rail project is slowly getting back on track. yesterday a state transit agency gave final approval to a 90 mile stretch of track between san jose and marseille. also it formally certified the final environmental impact report for phase one of the high speed rail project, clearing the way for trains to run from san francisco to los angeles of the project's been tied up in construction delays and a massive increase in

the projected price tag since it was first approved by voters in 2000 and eight and it's been almost a month now since the bus only lanes on bananas avenue in san francisco opened and uni says it's a success, according to the chronicle immunity, says a new lanes have cut travel times as much as a third on north bong van ness almost 10 minutes faster than before. uni also says ridership increased on the 49 ban s mission bus because of those faster arrival times many people in san francisco are celebrating this week's decision to keep jfk drive closed to cars permanently. skaters cyclists and pedestrians enjoy the party yesterday afternoon in golden gate park yesterday marked two years since that part of the road was first closed early in the pandemic to give people a way to enjoy the outdoors and stay socially distanced. pam time is 6 18 a sal, you have some problems in our morning commute, right? yeah and but i

also want to mention that the commute is a little lighter than it normally is. david pam, for example. if we go right to the bay bridge when it starts there, and it is a little bit better. usually by now, on a normal monday through thursday. we have slow traffic right now. we don't so that's the good news. we've had a couple of issues that same mateo bridge is not one of them . you can see that traffic looks pretty good and highway forward just a little bit of slow traffic, but shot down 8 80 at autumn a. they're clearing an injury crash and traffic is a little bit slow. once that's gone, though. i think traffic will recover quite nicely and you look at that silicon valley commute. we don't have a lot. of traffic heading to the west valley just yet. a couple of slowdowns but not much, not even on 101. and there is 2 80. that looks pretty good. at 6 19. let's talk about today's weather . let's bring steve back in. speaking of looking pretty good. so how do you do it so early in the morning after you, my friend. i read your books. i think you're thinking we'll get to it here. much better on that forecast for the giants this time after a brutal couple of

days there on tuesday and wednesday, it will still be cool, but not as windy and cold as it was, but still upper fifties says the nationals come to town. so tonight 7 15 mostly clear here, there's a couple of high clouds. the north will make a bigger impact. tomorrow cold, chilly morning for us. there are some 30 showing up north to south. i'll show you a few of those in just a second. mostly sunny. maybe if you want high clouds saturday, slightly cooler, but still we're looking for temperatures that will be very close to these forecast highs today. santa rosa 74. 64 in the city 75 conquered and san jose to 72 after an unseasonably cool day. for many yesterday, napa airport is down to 37 calistoga in santa rosa at 40 mil valleys at 41. wall and creeks at 41 san carlos palo alto at 42 at one time stanford campus dipped to 39, thirty's to the north and mendocino county lake county. not a problem there. it's close for sebastopol there at 40 sonoma is also at 40 runner park at 41 napa at 42 russ in marin county, also at 42, east bay, or very close,

circling the wagons with 41, clayton, wanna creek, lafayette, alamo and danville, dublin's 42 castro valley's 40, and so is panel and 44 in kensington. so there is a little bite to the morning air here for the end of april. about a system staying north, but they continue to marching towards oregon, and then they dip towards nevada that keeps us from getting this high to build into strongly as we've seen so many times in the past for right now, it's progressive patterns. so one day we'll warm up a little bit. next day. we cool down a little bit all the way until it looks like around the fifth of may, when a pretty deep system might make an impact until we get out that far. what you see is a little warmer. one day little cooler the next. maybe tuesday, some inland temps might get close to £80. right. thank you, steve. california's budget surplus continues to grow coming up the proposals from some lawmakers to get some of that money back to you. san francisco has been trying something new to deal with a rodent problem. the plan

to use birth control to limit the number of rats in the city.

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somn leander, showing an armed carjacking. take a look. the alameda county sheriff's airplane took this video showing the suspect driving more than 100 mph on surface streets. he eventually stopped. and ran away got out of the car. however he was eventually arrested, and fortunately no one was hurt. many early educators in san francisco say they can't afford to live in the city where they work. now the city is trying to do something about that. san francisco has announced a $60 million initiative to give raises to people who teach in preschool and other early education classrooms. the program will make sure educators that tax funded early childhood education facilities will get a raise some buyers much as $30,000. the goal is to make

sure that at least every child care provider that we fund through the city is making a minimum wage of $28 an hour. investing in the teachers is important, too, because right now, like a lot of people are leaving this field because we're not getting paid enough. that's $60 million comes from props see tax funds approved by voters back in 2018. the money was held up by court battles until last year. law enforcement across the country are issuing new warnings about texting scams. several people in washington state received phone calls or text messages from someone claiming to be a relative or co worker who was injured and needed money immediately sent to them. the federal trade commission says phone scams ranged from this. these types of bogus calls to text with bad links that lead to identity theft. the fcc says. you should never click on a link in a text message or email. unless you know the center. sir francisco ranked as the fifth

ratty ist city in the us last year, according to pest control company. but now, officials say rat birth control is helping curb the rodent population. the recreation and parks department has been has seen success by adding contra passed to rat burrows as part of its pest management efforts. contra past is a fatty liquid that rats consume, and it targets the reproductive capabilities in both male and female rats. we described it as a bit of a milkshake for rats. they love the stuff. it's sweet. it's got lots of fats in it. so this the mixture itself is very tasty to the rats. and rats actually have to consume a very high percent of their body weight in liquids every day, so it also makes our bait particularly good when there's a lot of food source around for the rats because they'll actually go to the contra past because they need to consume liquid. now the city started using the product in 2019 as an alternative to toxic chemicals. they expanded its

used during the pandemic when the rat population increased. teenagers running around city streets at night, weaving in and out of traffic and into home backyards. the 16 year old student who says this game led him to being harassed. many students in oakland will be out of the classroom. today we're live at one school where teachers will be on strike this morning.

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no no. i was born and raised in oakland. so that means a lot to me. oakland teachers are on strike today. thousands of students are expected to stay home. we'll tell you why educators will be on the picket line today. a new video released in the search for an east bay woman who's been missing now for months. the new police for from the police asking the public for help. from ktvu fox two news

this morning's onto alright. busy day as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, the nasdaq on track to mark the worst month since march of 2020 when the pandemic began the nasdaq set to open down about 200 points again. a new report out this morning shows another 6% increase inflation. not great news there and a big focus this morning is on earnings reports from amazon and apple. both stocks set to open much lower this morning after amazon surprised analysts with a loss for the quarter. part of that is because of its investment in rivian. we'll talk more about that in business news and apple executives said the supply chain pressures will continue to hurt revenue. so lot going on your dollars and cents coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friil 29th. let's go right to steve paulson. see if you knew this morning would start out a little cold, didn't i did indeed. jeez, pam, do you have any good news for crying

island for good news for you? yeah it is a cold one here for us. you can do to at the end of april, getting some upper thirties and that's what we have. there's one on this panel. that is on the stanford campus at 39 41. now livermore airport , san jose 40 for santa rosa in town, 42. the city is still at 49. it'll be a nice day, not as there will still be a breeze, but nothing compared to what we had yesterday when it was windy, windy, cold morning, though, thirties forties mostly sunny, little warmer there as temperatures will be pretty close to where they should be on the high side this time of year. all right over to salad 6 31 peninsula. still an issue is that better? now that's better, but the fremont area steve a little bit of slowing their from a crash at auto mall parkway. southbound interstate 80. we're going there first that there's still a lane blocked and traffic is still slow. it's almost backed up almost all the way to dakota road heading south, and that's about the only thing we have going right now. southbank commute. looks pretty good. and there is a picture of 2 80. we also have a good looking bay bridge commute, although now

there's a little bit of metering light action. so this is about 5 to 10 minute delay, but the bridge traffic itself is okay into san francisco 6 31. let's go back to the headlines happening. the day of one day strike by oakland teachers is about to begin. hundreds of teachers plan to be on picket lines to protest plans to close several schools. ktvu sally rasmus has the latest details. he's joining us now. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. well, we're outside parker school in east oakland. it's a k through eight school with about 260 students, and this is where you can see them, setting up one of the picket lines. they have tables and their signs out here. this is one of several schools slated for closure. over the next five years. in fact, this school is scheduled to close at the end of this year. so any minute now we're expecting more teachers to show up here and take part in this one day strike. this is all in response. to the oakland unified school district's plan to close as many as 11 schools over the next five years now, oh, usd is calling on

parents in the district to keep kids home today district wide, they say they won't be able to cover all the staff absences. of the district calls this one day strike an illegal labor action. the union obviously disagrees with that, and the o e. a, says 75% of its voting members supported today's one day strike. they also have a lot of support from families and parents in the community, as we heard from one grandmother of a student at carl monk elementary , that school is also on the closure list. here's what she said. and the teachers here are very supportive. they love their children, family. i think it's important that this school remains open as well as the other schools. oakland unified school district says these closures are necessary to deal with a steep budget deficit. in a statement to ktvu, the district's chief academic officers has quote in our district. we've been facing declining enrollment for decades , sustaining many small schools stretches our resources thinly across too many schools. instead

of allowing us to invest more deeply in fewer schools. now, back out here live you can see they've got the table with some food and supplies, some coffee and the signs behind them over the next hour or so. we're expecting more teachers to show up here and at other oh, usd schools to protest these closures again this school parker elementary slated to close at the end of this school year, so just weeks away, and teachers are also planning a news conference later this morning and a rally. at oakland city hall this afternoon live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. ali, a teenage game now at the center of a controversy in beneath to this game is called lem igra, a slang term for federal immigration agents. investigators say older teenagers pretend to be ice agents and go around town. trying to catch the younger students who pretend to be on the run. both venetia police and the cps say this game has created a very dangerous situation for many in town. this has been something that has been

going on for a very long time. and if you do not address it, it will be going on. even further. you have a bunch of kids running around in dark clothing. we've had reports of kids hopping fences running in and out of traffic, doing dangerous things. now some venetia high school students say the game has led to them being harassed and even injured and the police department is now working with school and community leaders to explore ways to bring this game to an end. our time is 6 35. authorities in the east bay released some new video of a person of entranced in the case of a missing 24 year old woman to take a look. the video shows a man wearing a hood and a mask walking near oakley road and belden lane in oakland. investigators think the man in the video may have abandoned the car of alexis gabe. a few miles away from that intersection shortly after she disappeared on january 26 can attest that we have literally searched land, sea and air for alexis. we

strongly suspect foul play. and we seek the public's assistance in locating alexis. the city of oakley is also offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. our time now. 6 36, russia's latest attack on ukraine includes a residential high rise in kiev, and it happened during a visit by the u. n secretary general. russian missiles slammed into a weapons manufacturing plant last night. experts believe vladimir putin is pushing for a major battlefield success. ahead of an important russian holiday. melanesia ukrainian continued for vacation. ukraine to carry out strikes against russian object will invariably lead to a harsh response from russia. now ukrainian president vladimir zelensky and u n. secretary general antonio guterres met yesterday they discussed a proposal to evacuate about 2000 , ukrainian soldiers and 1000 civilians. from a steel plant in

marrying paul, which has been under attack. it is the last ukrainian stronghold in the city , pam here in the bay area that sandals a shark's charity, it's helping with the relief efforts in ukraine. the sharks foundation donated $100,000 to unison. the unicef's humanitarian efforts are focused on safety and health care, also providing clean water and proper nutrition to the people in ukraine. there are also working to safeguard children's rights, and they planned for a safe future for the ukrainians. the trucks foundation is encouraging all fans of the sharks who can to donate to unicef usa, california's budget surplus now totals a record $68 billion and state senate democrats are putting forward their ideas on how to use that money. senate democrats have proposed an $8 billion plan to give $200 checks to every taxpayer who makes less than $125,000 a year as well as $200 for each dependent. that's

in contrast to the governor's $9 billion proposal to give $400 rebates to car owners as well as three months of free public transportation. lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to approve a new budget for the next fiscal year. alright pam time is 6 38. sal is back, giving us the very latest on what's happening in our commutes. alright dave, a and pam. good morning. we do have a crowd now at the bay bridge, which is typical, although it took a little longer to develop on a friday. that's not unusual. things start a little bit later and you can see that it is a little bit slow there. once on the bridge. it looks okay. there is a giant scheme denied it. oracle park just to put that in the back of your mind. and it's an evening games so it shouldn't affect the afternoon commute much because people will be coming in to san francisco is a lot of people are leaving. this is a look now at the same mateo bridge in that traffic looks good across the span. we've been looking at the east bay not a lot of slowing on highway four

this morning. or on 6 80. there's some, though, and sat down and ate 80 clearing an accident in freedom of fremont at the autumn all parkway exit watch for some slowing their 6 38. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right , sal. thank you. for us. it's a cold morning here under clear skies, mostly clear is a teeny bit of patchy fog on the senate town, khost, few high clouds. i usually don't show viewer tweets twice, but chris henry gets a double on the friday here. frost on the roof on april 29th. this is in the amended valley in south san jose. that is a little unusual to get near the end of april. to get some frosting where there are some thirties showing up. in fact, i'll show you some coming up in a second. so we get the frost there and powell al says, don't you just love the microclimates in the bay area? yes, i do, pal, but you have no idea how challenging it is to forecast them. i mean, in areas not far apart. you can get big swings in the temperature, so there's no doubt about it. salmen shinde it much, not as windy, not as cold but will still be cool. for tonight and the nationals and the giants

game so i would bundle up again. but man it was. it was brutal on tuesday and wednesday, mostly sunny. if you high clouds to the north. i think we'll see an increase in those on saturday. the temperatures bumping up after an unseasonably cool day yesterday get to where they should be this time of year, which is sixties and mainly mid seventies, mount diablo dropped to 34 yesterday. that was really cold. they bumped up a little bit here. they're still cool, though, at 42. with the north wind almost 30 mph 37 napa airport, low forties mill valleys there, santa rosa calistoga, walnut creek as well. saint carlos palo alto at 42. but stanford campus 39, woodside's at 38 look at el granada on the coast. 41 san carlos at 42 los altos was 41 now there, 43. thirties scotts valley felton, boulder creek. it's close for santa cleric campbell and san martin and look at santa cruz capital in aptos, all at 42. morgan hill, 41. a lot of systems they've lifted north, but they continue to swing into areas to the north, mainly near the oregon border.

and they keep the high from building in the pattern looks to continue into may so we'll get some higher cloud little breeze here and there. but overall one day we warm up next day we cool down. that's why it looks going into about next tuesday wednesday, 50 60 seventies on your temps, and it'll be okay. on the weekend, maybe some approaching 80 on tuesday before possibility of maybe some rain on the fifth. all right. thank you, steve. well, they're protected by rent control, but they're about to be hit with the biggest rent increase they've seen in years will tell you why some people will see their monthly payment go up by hundreds of dollars a month. right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian what's coming up in the seven o'clock our mornings onto good morning. guys are busy one. david pam, when i join you in studio will focus on a former u. s. marine who was killed in ukraine at the age of just 22. as you can imagine, his family has many questions about his death, including why his body hasn't been recovered. also sonoma county has been giving away weather radios to people in that community for more than a year now how the county plans to use

those radios today in an emergency drill, stay with us.

under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin

is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. dolw ordinance in oakland will soon allow landlords to raise rents on rent controlled apartments by almost 7% because of inflation. now, the oakland rent adjustment ordinance allows an annual rent increase based on the regional consumer price index, and this year rents can go up by 6.7% that starts in july. this is the highest increase in the 20 years since oakland implemented the ordinance. last year's rate was 1.9% a new report says a third of san francisco office workers

are returning to the office. security firm castles back to work barometer found that after four months of increases, 33.4% of workers were back at their desks as of last week. that's higher than new york's 32.9% and 31% in san jose, but it's still below the average for buildings managed by castle and 10, major u. s cities across the country more than 40% of workers were back in the office last week. and airbnb now allowing its employees to live and work from anywhere in the united states. the company made the announcement after claiming to have just had the most productive two year period in the company's history. all while working remotely. airbnb is also allowing employees to live and work in many places around the world as long as they don't spend more than 90 days in one country. the san francisco based company has more than 200 job openings right now, in a statement, airbnb says quote companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they

limit their talent pole to a commuting radius around their offices. the best place to live. the best people live everywhere. alright time is 6 45, pam. you know this today is arbor day? yes ooh, that did. clara county wants to plant 1000 trees at school campuses. the goal is to improve what's called tree desert and also give young people a sense of environmental stewardship today is dedicated to preserving and planting trees. nice a lot of people might head to the gardening store today. mm hmm. all right. a lot of people are unfortunately second some traffic but you have some better news for us this morning now, sal, right. that's that's right. if you're heading to fremont anytime soon, or heading down to that silicon valley 8 80 has been opened. the lanes have opened near autumn all parkway heading down just past the tesla factory there. everything is open and traffic is moving along very well as you head down south into the valley. silicon valley

commute looks good in the sunnyvale and cupertino, palo alto. all those commutes are still looking very good. let's talk about the commute at the bay bridge coming into san francisco from oakland. a little bit of slowing here at the toll plaza. it looks okay. remember? there is a giants game tonight in san francisco, and that means that a lot of people are going to be leaving the city at that point, but some people will be coming in. it's fireworks, night, big game and a lot of people will be coming in. it's 6 47. now let's go to steve, who's doing today's weather? thank you, sir. it's a brisk one for us here at the end of april because temperatures have dipped into the thirties for a few about i mean, that's pretty cold for us. usually, we're looking at upper forties and fifties, but our good friend matt hanlon. there's society. evil heimat. we're at 37 degrees in la honda this morning so chilly. the dogs decided to sleep well. who let the dogs out? certainly not matt. thank you, matt. i cat slept into using my youngest

one. the bud. he'll get up with me when i'm getting ready. he he didn't leave the didn't leave the blanket today. no, i'm not moving today. what he said. alright, except for some higher clouds to the north. it will be chilly cold am, but then we'll have a nice afternoon here. not much of the wind the wind department, but we'll still get a little bit of a breeze. a few more high clouds saturday slightly cooler, but really not big difference here as we go into the weekend napa airport 37. i mean, there are a lot of low forties and a few thirties showing up here you can find plenty up in lake county, their upper lake. also middletown sonoma's at 40 degrees sebastopol that 40 runner park 41. ross 42, so a little bite, little chill to the morning air, even on the coast in some low to mid forties. system you can see the spin in the atmosphere is heading right towards seattle and portland's and the pattern remains progressive. nothing is locking in one way or the other, and it looks like this is going to continue into may, maybe out to the middle of banks. so we'll get a few high clouds. no big deal called a nice little breeze on saturday. little warmer on sunday is the way it's looking here. 50 60 seventies today and

nice today, little bump up from those temps yesterday, which were unseasonably cool. not much change their money man a little warmer tuesday and wednesday before what could be another hint of some rain around the fifth day. sounds good to me, steve alright time at 6 49 9 months after a tornado slammed into a town in western kentucky , that community is coming together for this arbor day to plant trees to restore those that were damaged. stephen morgan of fox weather is in mayfield, kentucky. now to tell us how the residents there remembering the destruction, but they're also trying to move forward. good morning, stephen dave. good morning to you. yeah, it's a it's a daily reminder, especially for people who live here in mayfield and drive through this part of the city and its downtown mayfield, the main thoroughfare is the broadway street as it's called, and it's one block over from where we're at, and the sites behind me. still paint that picture that this damage is still fresh. not just on the landscape, but in the minds of

so many people lives were changed forever. this county graves county is where mayfield resides in western kentucky. for perspective. it's about 30 miles or so to the east of the mississippi river, as the crow flies about 45 minute drive or so and looking at the damage that we've seen in this town. i mean, the images are incredible. the drone footage that days after the tornado moved through , we captured and from from the site. you see just how extensive it was this town about 10,000 people call it home and more than 10% still remain displaced and the business affected residential areas affected the part of downtown mayfield, where we sit. we have the historic courthouse where that courthouse is now taking on that damage, and it remains closed. only three weeks ago, the post office was able to reopen here in the city of mayfield, so that process is very slow. it's been about five months since this tornado moved through, and it

was one of the higher end tornadoes when we measure those on the enhanced fujita scale, and ef four and with the f four and f five tornadoes. that's when we talk about the landscape completely changing where towns become unrecognizable. we think back to 2011. perhaps you've heard of the city of joplin, missouri or tuscaloosa. those towns were hit by an ef five tornado back in 2011 and the town still looks different. nearly 10 11 years after that event, so when we come to today on this arbor day, fox weather and one tree planted, has partnered together and joined forces. there's some pencil holly's those evergreens that are going to be donated. one of the park's just about five minutes or so away from where we're located here, and that's just a small thing, especially when you look at the scope of the damage. but it's the beginnings of the process that will take years to recover. so a silver lining at least today on this arbor day, dave back to

you, stephen morgue. ungrateful report in those pictures. wow thank you, steven. and don't forget you can get more coverage like this on the fox weather app or by streaming fox weather on your favorite device. just download the app right now. by scanning the q r code you see on your screen. you can also downloaded in your app store time is 6 50 to the bridge near oakland's lake merritt amphitheater was on fire. we have details of very important inspections that will take place today. mpg andy posted record profits even while it's being investigated for allegedly starting fires will tell you what the company's new ceo is

five today. single game tickets go on sale and just a couple of hours for the warriors western conference semifinals beginning at 10 a.m. warriors insiders will get the first chance to buy tickets at a pre sale event. tickets for everybody else can be purchased at two p.m. u. fans can buy those tickets on the warriors website. now the warriors will either host the minnesota timberwolves or they will start the series on the road against the memphis grizzlies. four rounds two and three of the nfl draft will be held today. everything's happening in las vegas. now the 49ers without a pick in the

first round will be a lot more active today. they have picked 61 in round two and two more selections in round three. defensive lineman eric armstead will announce the 49ers first selection. now the jacksonville jaguars had the number one pick for the second straight year, and they selected georgia defensive lineman trayvon walker . the detroit lions drafted a hometown favorite pass rusher, dan hutchinson of michigan. as their top choice. the houston texans took l s u quarterback derek stingley junior and it looks like the 49ers will be holding on to wide receiver deebo samuel. reportedly they rejected trade offers, including the new york jets, 10th pick overall. although debo wants to leave the team 49ers hope to repair their relationship, and they said they need him to help trade lands and lead the offense at quarterback. we're starting sunday, a new state law will

give a dog to age 50 or older healthcare coverage, regardless of their immigration status. health equity experts say many immigrants don't go to the doctor until an illness or disease is out of control. starting may 1st change to medical removes immigration restrictions and officials are estimating about 235,000 individuals will be eligible for coverage. under that change. california is the first state to make such a change. it is 6 57. california is going after an oil company as it investigates the causes of what officials are calling a plastic pollution crisis. attorney general rob bonta says his office will subpoena exxon mobil, accusing the company of deliberately deceiving the public about the dangers of plastics and falsely claiming the materials can also can mostly be recycled. bonta says more than 300 million tons

of plastic are produced every year, eventually breaking down into tiny particles. every week. we consume the equivalent of a credit cards worth. of plastic. through the water we drink. the food we eat. and the air we breathe. each of us consuming more than £40. of plastic over our lifetimes. £40 partner says his goal is in part to require companies to pay to clean up their waste. it cost california about $500 million a year. so far, exxon mobil and the western plastics association have made no comment. it is. 6 58 pg and e announced a big jump in profits during its first quarter this year, earning $475 million after two rate hikes. that's almost four times the profit as the same quarter a year ago. pg and e share price jumped about 3.5%

on that news consumer advocates at the utility reform network say those profits came on the back of a 14% rate hike for gas and electric customers. and wildfire or confident that we have the right tools in place to mitigate this risk is not doing the job they're supposed to do to keep us safe. thousands of wildfire victims who lost everything in 2017 and 2018 are homeless and haven't gotten paid. now the ceo says she believes pg and e can make the system safe and keep customers bills affordable. however more rate hikes are in effect or get in the works for 2023 into the year 2026. all oakland school campuses are open today, but families are being told not to send their students to class. we'll take you live to one school as a district wide

teacher strike is now getting underway. also two people accused of abducting a three month old little boy or do in san jose court today. the boy's mother is speaking about those now charged with her young son's kidnapping. and a former american marines killed in ukraine. his family has many questions as russia's attacks continue overnight. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is friday. it's april 29th and you have that look on your face that you're glad it's friday. it's been a week right, an old friend once said this week has been a month or vice versa. one of those steve paulson, you know what i'm trying to say? you know what you mean. he does have her forecast, and he knows what you mean, saying i spent a week there one night. that's a yeah. um happy friday. there, garcia. we do have a nice weather on tap not as windy as we had over the last couple of days. that's for sure.